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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-10-31, Page 7 (2)1) i • ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED -- Mr. and Mrs. Ashley (Joe) Smith, Exeter celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Sun- day with an Open House at the Exeter Legion hall. The couple was married October 29. 1929 at Centralia -United Church by Rev. Irwin. Mrs. Smith was the former Irene Davey. They resid- ed in the Centralia area until moving to their Exeter home in 1945. They hove one daughter Mrs. Arnold (Shirley) Campbell, Exeter, six grand children and seven great grandchildren. T -A photo 1•4"X' -t CELEBRATE 50 YEARS — Mr. and Mrs. Edward (Ted) Chambers of Exeter celebrated their 50th wedding anniver- sary, Sunday with an Open House at the Stephen Community .Centre in Crediton. Edward Chambers and Mary Maguire were married October 30, 1929 at Trinity Anglican Church in Ailso Craig by Rev. G. Moore. They farmed on Concession 8 of Stephen township until moving to their present home in Ex- eter in 1959. They have three daughters, Mrs. Lorne (Joyce) Preszcator, Crediton: Mrs. Bill (Patricia) Priestley, Tilbury and' Gloria, Exeter and six grandchildren. T -A photo HELGA ORTMANNS Custom. Upholstery R.R. 3, Exeter 235-1588 Free Estimates Pick Up and Delivery Fast Efficient Service Good Selection of Fabrics OPENING SOON GIFT BOUTIQUE 420 MAIN STREET MALL - EXETER - Towels by Fieldcrest Bath Boutique Items Copper from Holland and Portugal - Wicker - Cookware and Utensils • Unusual Gifts and Crofts — THE EVERYROOM SHOP — PROP-MARYJANE TAYLOR .0nnnnnnnnnnunnniimmnmmmm11nnnunnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnm Watch for our :... 'Opening Thurs., Nov. 8, 1979 • childrens clothing sizes infants to 6x • toys, books • baby needs Little People 451 MAIN STREET EXETER, ONTARIO nnnnnnnnnnmm11numnnnnnnnnnnnnunnnnnnnnmm11 anmm11nmm11nmm11nmm11nnmummm11nnnnnnnnnnnmm11nnnnnnmr. MR. AND MRS. ROBERT PERTSCHY Margaret Theresa O'Neill and Robert Franz Pertschy were un- ited in marriage by Pastor Jack Dressler at Zurich Lutheran 'Church on September 15. Marg is the daughter of Grant and Jean O'Neill, Crediton and Robert is the son of Steve and Erika Pertschy, Crediton. Debbie Lord was matron of honour while Sandy O'Neill, Elizabeth Pertschy and Nancy Knowles were bridesmaids: Best mon was Darrel Finkbeiner and Tim O'Neill, Ray Sheldon and Jim McGee ushered. Following a honeymoon to Niagara Falls the couple is now residing at Main St., Crediton. Photo by Joe Laurie See film on abuse A meeting of Alpha Pi Sorority was held at the home of Janice Brock October 2. Ann Baynham and Anmarie Hoffman of the Ways and Means committee thanked everyone who helped and supported the car wash September 29. A very interesting program was presented by Susanne Strang, titled "Morals and Mores." Lunch was served by hostess Janice Brock. October 16 Alpha Pi met at the home of Kenley Camp- bell. President Susanne Strang reported that Barb Ballantyne, Sandra Camp- bell, Nancy Chambers and Susan Moore, our four prospective pledges will be joining Alpha Pi. Plans were made for the ritual dinner which will be held at the home of Mrs. Earl Campbell November 6. The program for the evening titled "Social Behaviour" was presented by Marilyn Williamson. A very interesting and in- formative film on Child Abuse was shown and discussed. The meeting closed with coffee and dessert served by co -hostess Susanne Strang. Lodge members attend trienium Several in the area at- tended the International General Grand Chapter Trienium, Order of the Easter Star which was held at the Royal York Hotel and the Coliseum in Toronto, October 21-25. It was the first time in 30 years that it has been held in Toronto as the Most Worthy Grand Matron Mrs. Mabel Mackereth is a native of Toronto. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Don Gaiser and Mrs. Bernice Boyle, Dash- wood, Mrs. Evelyn Scott Grand Bend, Mrs. Jean Mills Mrs. Kathleen lfodge-_ rt, Mrs. Alice May and Mrs. Velma Huff, Exeter and Mrs. Mabel Kyle, Kippen. The next one will be held in California in 1982. Several narr.es were _ omitted -in -the-report of the installation of officers of the Exeter Chapter of the Eastern Star appearing in the October 17 issue of ther T -A. The names omitted were. Dorothy Bell GCCM, Elsie McKinley PM, Alma Etherington PM and Margaret Strang PM. Sorority study literature topic (leather' Rogers was hostess to Xi Gamma Nu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, Sorority October 23. A general business meeting followed by a welcome to a transfer member by the chapter. There was a discussion with regards to the "Block Parent Programme" being initiated in Exeter. Further information will be available at the next meeting. Christmas plans were also finalized. The programme entitled "Canadian Literature" was presented by Jay Skillender and Linda Farquhar with slides and readings included in the presentation Etre& was served by Heather Rogers. Church women to send money The October Women's Ministries group of Exeter Pentecostal Tabernacle met at the home of Mrs. Ray Erb October 25. Mrs. Keith McLaren presided over the service. - Mrs. Meine Eizenga led in the singing of the Hymns. This was accompanied on the organ by Mrs Elmer Desjardine. Mrs. Beulah Desjardine prayed. Business was transacted in which the ladies decided to send gifts of money to Rev. and Mrs. Markham in Thailand and to Rev. and Mrs. Alex Strong in Rhodesia. Mrs. Meine Eizenga gave a Missionary Reading en- titled "The Wordless Book." The roll call was given by Mrs. Milford Prouty and answered by a scripture verse on "Daughter." There were -14 present. Mrs. Roy Erb gave a special in which she related a happening in which God had answered her prayer. Mrs. Edith Millar had the message for the afternoon in which she read a testimony on "Obedience Times- Advocate, October 31, 1979 Pogo 7 WIN SILVER MEDAL Miss Cathy Learh, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Learn Carleton Place, danced at the Ottawa Highland Competition Saturday and won a Silver Medal. She is the grand- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Learn and Jean Allen, Exeter. MR. AND MRS. JACK VLEMMIX Margaret Alice Parsons and Jacobus Vlemmix were united in marriage on October 6, of Exeter United Church. The wed- ding ceremony was conducted by Rev. Forsythe. Marg is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Frayne Parsons, Hensoll and Jock is the son of Mr and Mrs. Mortin Vlemmix of London. Attending the bride was Evelyn Kroke as matron of honour and bridesmaid's were Jo -Ann Shute, Ann Morley and Barb Par- sons. Best man was Jim Martin and guests were ushered by Scott Shute, Phi Klinkhomer and Murray Parsons. The couple has token up residence in London. 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