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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-07-03, Page 8Page 0 The Times.A4vogata, July 4/ I95h Institute Ilears Jolly Jilis The Jolly Ails 4-H Bonietnak. ing dub girls were guests, of Htironflale institute on Wednes- day evening at the home of Mrs. Richard. Etherington, s They •demonstrated the differ- nt st,lbjects they had studied in the spring prolect "The Club Girl Stands On Guard" they have Just completed under the leader. •SbIP of Mrs. Alvin Moir and Airs. Hugh Love, Marilyn Tuckey showed a first aid kitand told what it should .contain; Carol and Joan Westcott demonstrated bandaging; Mari. backache! ...tired cult distorhodI ARE ALL WIVES FED UP? When the are troubled by backache, that tired out feeling or disturbed rest, Ituany, many women turn to Dodd's Kidney Pu Thep condition& can be caused by excess acids and wastes in the system and. Dodd's Kidney. Pilin • stimulate the kidneys And aid their normal action of removing these mese • adds and wester,. Then life seems brighter, housework lighter/ Why don't you, too, try Dodd's? es • —4-0( MAD E.TO.MEASURE FOUNDATIONS Let your Snirella figure stylist solve YOUR figure problem for YOU with a girdle that fits YOU exactly and supports YOU properly. Let her help YOU look look and feel your very best. Mrs.V.Armstrong 19 Anne W. Phone 125 HI -LINE Beauty Salon 74? Located in COgleS Hotel, Centralia AIR CONDITIONED DRYERS PHONE 750.W-1 EXETER Mary Coward, Prop. lyn Oke, Mabel Weatiake and Shirker Moir discussed the We o leisure time,; Margaret Web- ber spoke on meal planning; Marilyn Hicks and Barbara Ann Morley showed method of resus- citation a a victim of drowning and Marilyn Strang displayed and discussed six books she had read. Mrs. Moir presided for this Part of the program and Mrs. Love spoke on posture and haz- ards in the home which was to have been taken by her dauh- ter. Arlene. The girls will attend Achieve- ment Day an Seaforth District High School on Thursday- Later in•the program Carolyn Oke. Kathryn Hicks, Barbara Ann Morley. Carol Westco'. and Marian May who have won coun- ty honors by completing six pro- jects were presented with gifts by the president, Mrs. Roylance Westeott and Mrs. Ed. Sillery. The program was arranged by the Home Economics and Health committee under the convener - thin of Mrs. J. Ferguson who presided. The motto "Crumbs of happiness make loan es of con. tentment" was discussed by Mrs. William Rowcliffe. The roll call was answered by naming a daily health precaution. Solos were given by Margaret Oke and by Dorothy Parker accompanied by her sister, Geraldine. Mrs, Lee Webber gave a re- port of the District Annual held at Crediton and Mrs, Arthur Rundle outlined the Tweedsmuir History Workshop held in Hen- sall Legion Hall. Mrs. Mervin Dunn was appointed public re- lations representative. There will be no meetiag in July and in August a picnic will be held in Riverview Park, Exe- ter, with Elimville and Glen Gowrie Institutes as guests. VISITORS? When Uncle Bill and Aunt Mary come to visit—or you visit them—tell us about 11. We like to report the social activities of the folks in this distri ct. Phone 770 THE TIMES.ADVOCATE Or your local correspondent Clover Leaf Fancy Sockeye 1/2.1h. tins Imon 99c Libby's Deep Brown 20 -oz. tins 237 Reel & White. -100 off 60's Tea.tags 59, China Prorniums1 B,nus G IA NT 79c RED & WHITE QUALITY MEATS – Fresh Lean Beof Plate—Boneless Beef Pot Roasts Afic”b Poamea led Bacon By the piece, ones portions 69c L. S. FARM -FRESH PRODUCE isp Celery HAT'S 25c Red, juicy -22 -lb average Watermelons 99c - Crisp, Green, Large Heads L 2 Lettuce 'till DRURY • Monday to Thursday 9 fo 6 • Friday 9 to 9 Saturday 9 to 10 • • PHONE 860 FREE DELIVERY N FAN CI .retty. Summer Nuptials WitmeruAlobott Mary Louise Abbott, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ab- bott, Tillsonburg, and Leo J. Witmer, son of Air- and Mrs- W. J. Witmer. Exeter, exchanged marriage vows Saturday in First Baptist church, Tillsonburg dee. orated with standards of white mums and roses, ferns and palms. Rev L. E. Wilton was assisted in performing the 2,30 ceremony by Rev H J. Snell of James Street 'United church, Exeter. Mrs- Jameshlattliews, Aylmer, played. wedding music and ac- companied the soloist, Grant McDonald, Tillsonburg, who sang the "Lord's Prayer" and the "Wedding Prayer." Given in marriage by her father the bride chose a floor - length gown of imported lace and nylon tulle- A sabrina neck• line enhanced a snugly fitted bo. diet, The full skirt with front lace panel was complimented by gracefully tiered side panels of lace and pleated tulle. A scal- loped crown of seed pearls and iridescent sequins held her veil of silk illusion. She carried a cascade of red roses and white stephanotis with streamers of garnet roses. Miss Mary Ellen Ostrander, Tillsonburg as maid of honor, wore • nile •green silk organza fashioned with scoop neck, fitted bodice and bustle complementing a full ballerina skirt, Headdress and mitts matched the dress. Cousins of the bride, Miss Sus- anne Blewett, Shedden, and Miss Daisy Tait, Straffordville. as bridesmaids , were gowned in pink ballerina -length princess - line dresses of crystal charm with matching .accessories. All three attendants carried nose- gays of white shasta mums centred with pink roses. Ann Marie Abbott, niece of the bride, as flower girl was dressed in Mk green silk or- ganza fashioned with lace and ribbon rosettes, puff sleeves and short 'full skirt. She carried a nosegay of mums. Gerald Dearing was grooms- man and ushers were Donald Abbott, brother of the bride, and Howard Holtzman, Exeter. A reception followed in the church parlors where the bride's mother received in powder blue linen with pink and nayseocces- sories and pink rose corsage and the groom's mother assisted in dior blue crepe with navy and black accessories and dor- illusion was held by bandeaii of pleated tulle trimmed with seed pearls and iridescent ae- was. She carried a cascade of red roses. The bride's attendants, Airs. .Edward Webb, Dashwood as matron of honor and Miss Bar, bare Falmer, Grand Bend, led Miss Joan Baker, Dashwood as bridesmaids were gowned alike in embossed nylon organza over mint green taffeta, Cynthia Campbell. Detroit, Mich, was flower girl gowned in coral pink taffeta. Edward Webb. Dashwood, was best man and ushers were Wayne Fahner, Grand Bend and James Becker, Dashwood. For travelling t h e bride changed to a 'powder blue che- mise with white accessories and corsage c: pirile:.and • white car- nations. Mr. and Mrs. Becker will Make their home in Dashwood. Heaman-Brown Centralia 'United Church was decorated with pink and white gladioli and baby mums for the marriage of Alice Marie Brown, daughter of Mrs. John Thomp- son, Centralia, and the late Al- bert T. Brown, and Witham Don- ald Beaman, London, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Heenan, Ail- sa Craig on Saturday, June 28, at 2:30 p. • Rev. J. T. Clarke officiated. Mrs. George Yarnell, London, played wedding music and ac- companied the soloist, Mrs. Sherman Eaton, London sister of the bride. who sang "0 Perfect Love" and "I Love You Truly." Given in marriage by her step- father, the bride wore a floor - length gown of. Chantilly lace and nylon tulle over satin taf- feta. The lace bodice was styled with lily -point sleeves •and a scal- loped sabrina neckline, edged with seed pearls,' The bouffant skirt, cascading to a chapel train, featured front, and back panels accented with lace mo- tifs. A crown -shaped headdress of seed pearls and sequins held her finger-tip veil of silk illu- sion and she carried a cascade of pink roses and white carna- tions. Miss Pay L Day, Timmins as maid of honor wore a ballerina - length gown of teale blue- silk organza over taffeta and carried, a cascade of pale pink carna- tions. Miss Mary Day and Miss Mu - sage of pink roses. riel Irvine, Londoe., as brides - For travelling to points north maids wore identically -styled the bride changed to a pink gowns in ice blue and carried arnell dress with pink and blue yellow Shasta daisies. Nancy accessories and corsage of pink Martin, London, cousin of the roses. groom, as flower girl wore a Mr, and Mrs. Witmer will re• pink silk organza frock and car - side in Tillsonburg. ried a basket of pink and white sweet peas. Ross Heanian, Ailsa. Craig, was groomsman for his brother A trip to Denmark for a two. and George Farnell, London, month's honeymoon followed the and Wesley Heaman, brother of marriage on Saturday. June 28 the groom, were ushers. at 4,30, in Carmel Presbyterian ll, of Alma Ger- A reception was held n the Church, Hensa'and Henning church parlors, the bride's ma- trude Bell, Toronto. Robert rngemansen, Toronto. ther receiving in a pale blue Mr. W. R. Bell and the late Mrs. carnations. The groom's m dress with white Bell, Hensall, and the groom's accessories and corsage of pink mother The bride is a daughter of crystal char parents are Mr. and Mrs. Emil iellovsye navy and white nylon over Martin Ingemansen, Denmark. taffeta with white acces- Rev, R. A. McMillan, Gode- ssoargiee.s and pink- carnation cor, rich, performed the ceremony in a setting of pink and white. pink carnation corsage. • traditionalwedding music. with green fern. centred flowers. Mrs. Malcolm Amgen, Table wored.ecocroartnioffoswer sweet. organist of the church, played peas ano Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a formal gown of white lace over blue pols-de-soie fashioned with lace jacket. A cap headdress of nylon leaves and seed pearls held her shoUlder length veil. She carried a cascade of deep pink roses. Her attendants were her sis- ters, Miss Margaret E. Bell, Toronto, as maid of honor, and Mrs. Clarence Knight, Hensel], as bridesmaid., who wore identi- cal street length gowns of peach pois-de-soie with overskirts of beige and brown. They carried a bouquet of sweet peas and babies breath, Steen Lemvig-Fog, Toronto, was groomsman, and Robert Bell, Hensall, ushered. A wedding dinner for 40 guests, was held in the church parlors. For traveling, the bride wore a flowered dress with full length Matching blue coat, white picture hat and white accessories. On their return,the bridal couple will reside in Montreal. Attending the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Bell and Mrs. James Campbell, Windsor; Donald Bell, Mr, and Mrs. Wil- liam R. Bell, Mr, and Mrs. E. R. Bell, Mrs. Maisie Coull, Bill Maher, Mrs. Mary Howlett, Borge Andersen, Yvonne Dal - court , Mr. and Mrs. A. Clifford, Mr. George David, Mrs. G, Smith, lvliss Baty McKenzie, Miss Sybil Grant, Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. .and Chathant, Becker.Fahner In a mid simmer wedding in Grand 13end United church on Saturday, June 28, Nancy Ann Palmer, daughter nt Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd M. Fehner, Grand Bend 'became the bride tat Wil- fred Ralph Becker, son Mr, and Mrs. Valentine Becker, Dashweod. The coreitiOny was performed by Rev. A. E. Holley. Given it marriage by ha father Lhe bride those a floor. length gown Of White nylon chif. fon oyer silk faille featuring scoop neckline, shrift late sleeves and neatiided beetled anplitined with gti1pttrt iaci.The Mil skirt of chiffon cascaded into a chapel train, 'Re fingertip veil Of Silk ingemansen-Ball For a wedding trip to Van- couver. B,C., the bride wore a mint green sheath with match- ing bolero and white accessories. On their return they will re- side in London. The groom is a graduate of the University of Western Ontario, United States the bride -changed In a printed pale blue dress and matching duster and .corsage of blue and yellow carnations and Dr. and Mrs. Schaefer will make their home in. Kirkton. Hamilton Rites Zion 'United Church, liamils ton was the scene of the wed- ding.Friday evening, June 27, at 7 o clock of Lola Evangelene Battersby and Herbert Charles Burkholder, . the Rev, R. D. liorsburgh officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Launcelot P. Bat- tersby, formerly of Exeter, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Herbert A. Burkholder. Given in inaiiriage by .her Lather. • the bride' wore a gown of win e nylon chiffon, the neckline trimmed with Pointe dc Venice lace. A lace cap held her fingertip -length veil and she carried a Bible adorned with a white orchid and stephanotis. Mrs. Roy Park was matron of honor for her sister, in a dress of white nylon organdie over blue taffeta. In similar mern. hies were Miss Sharon Burkhol. der and Miss Linda Burkholder, the groom's sisters. They all carried pink carnations and sweet peas. Mr- Roy Park, the bride's bro. tiler -in-law, was best man, and Mr. Nat Battersby, the bride's brother, and Mr, Edward Wind- sor. the groom's brother-in-law, were ushers. Mr. Ernest Berry. played the wedding music and accompanied Miss Maxine Reeder, of Exeter, the soloist. After a reception at the Scot. tish Rite Club, the couple left on a wedding trip to the Thir- ty Thousand islands near Par- ry Sound. They will make their home in Hamilton. Schaefer -Dobson Gladys Rosemary Dobson, daughtor of Ii11rs. Alma Dobson and the late Montague Dobson, Kirkton and Dr. William David Schaefer, Newton were united in marriage on Saturday, ,Tune 28 in Kirkton -United church decor- ated with pink and white pe,o- nies and ferns. Rcv. T. Elliott performed the ceremony and Mrs. Fred Swit- zer, organist of the church pro- vided wedding music and accom- panied Mr. and Mrs. Leon Paul, Kirkten, who Aant "1 love You Truly" and "0 Perfect Love." Given in marriage by her bro. ther, Ross Dobson, the bride was lovely in .8 floor -length gown of French lace and nylon tulle over satin with scalloped sabri- na neckline trimmed with iri- descent sequitis and seed pearls, lily point sleeves and bouffant skirt with insets of lace and tulleA headdress of lace ae. cented with sequins and pearls held her elbow -length veil and she carried a bouquet of while daisy mums and pink resebuds, Her attendants, Mrs. Allah Eveleigh. Kirkton, Matron of honor for her sister, and Miss Shirley Rundle, Woodham, pnd Miss Pat Marshall, Eirkton, bridesmaids were identically gowned in orange -ice crystal charm with matching feathered headdresses, and bouquets of white daisy mutts and ,lobanna Hill rosebuds, Bill 13arlIes • Ridgeway was best Mari a 'ridliShrBwridtrtdrier Dobson- and Gera At the reeeption in the church parlors Mrs. Dobson wore a col- ofilhl blue lace sheath with black raeliscie wheioiresoagrs Arr1.5 aSedhaVa chose pale blue lace with blue aCCOSSOrieN and corsage et 'Pink "VOSr traveling to •Southern Attending • the wedding from Exeter were Mr, and Mrs. Har- vey Pfaff, Mrs. E. Reeder and Alaxine, Mrs. Sherwood Brock, Mrs. Jessie Rader and Helen and Mr. Harry Greb, Bride -Elects Sea The Albums of f#' INVITATIONS • SERVIETTES • MATCHES • COASTERS Times -Advocate ."THERE IS ALWAYS A BEST WAY OF DOING EVERYTHING" (Author's I:S'a,his Below') . . . When pharmacists com- pound your prescriptions, you place your health, even your very life, in our professional care. First we carefully read the prescription and then select the exact ingred- lents specified by the physician. All drugs must • be potently fresh and of the purest: Possible grade, Next, after checking the, dosage and ingredients - again, for accuracy, we compaffici them, record the prescription by num- ber and date, and place in a container labeled with directions for •use, We must alwpys do our best, To do less is un. thinkable, • YOUR PHYSICIAN • CAN PHONE Exeter 447 WHEN YOU NEED A MEDICINE " Pick up your prescrip- tioii if shopping near us, or let -us deliver prompt- ly without extra charge. A great many people en- trust us with the respons- ibility of filling their pre. scriptions, May we corn. pbund yours? • Andrew • Johnstonrus Drugs Main 6t., Exeter PRESdRiPtION CHEMISTS 'Quota Um.' hy Virnersort TiSOS.1812.) tort*tittPt5 t1W11 101.011111011001 IIIMA1,1110.11411111,11111111111001.1.11W11111 I I 1 News Of Your LIBRARY EY MRS. J. M. S, Do not forget. the Better Homes and Gardens Barbecue Book and also the Flower Ar- ranging Book are on your shelves. These books should be much ha demand at this time a year. Browsing around the library the other day we came across a book entitled The Spell of French .Quebec It is not a new book, being one of a series of "Spell" books in- cluding "The Spell of Acadia," "The Spell of the Rhine"—in fact we counted over 30 such books. The book contains many leg- ends, folk songs and folk lore and describes the handicrafts and religious festivals of the people of Quebec. The author writes "Almoet every old Quebec village has its legend — some marvellous event which is handed down from gen- eration to generation. This is es- pecially true with the villages along the St, Lawrence. These stories are sometimes bits of history into which some super- natural element has been intro- duced or newer versions of old tales brought from France. A particularly interesting tale is that told concerning the village of Trois Pistoles where many students perfect the French lan- guage, Formerly the folk songs of French Canada were a part of the daily life of the people. in the larger towns they are fast being forgotten but in the remote districts they still live, The Fed- eral Government is collecting and preserving these folk songs. Many of our readers have re- cently traveled along the St. Lawrence or plan to do en in the near future So that this book would be interesting reacting. During the holidays browse in your library and find much in- teresting reading, Presentation The ladies of the community joined in the closing activities of S.S. No, 2 Hay on Thursday afternoon and presented Mrs, William Dougall, teacher for the past year, with a necklace and matching earrings. Mrs. .Dougall has resigned as teacher for the coming year. Ethel's BEAU'rY .ALON PHONE 18, WtAND BEND. For Latest Styling Elinor Wasnidge Dare; Tuckey ETHEL DESJARDINE Proprietress Phone 102 for II MIEN'S TAXI 24-HOUR SERVICE Huron 'Economist Futir Time Now Miss Shirley Patterson has ear. ried out .the •thtties .of HMO BcononliSt for both Huron and Bruce counties -during the past Year. Miss Mary Lou Blank has been .appointed to fill that posi- tion in Bruce County, -effeetive this month. This leaves Miss Patterson free to devote full time to Burott County with head office in Qin. ton. W.I. .HOLIPAY WEEK The .-Ontario Wornee's Institute Holiday Week will be held at the Ontario Agricultural College M Guelph from July 14 to 18. A time of relaxation for rural women, certain periods are set aside during the week for in- struction in ehoral singing, lex- tile painting and the making of stuffed toys and dolls, - 0n -Thursday afternoon there will be a bus trip to the Stratford Shakespearean festival. Modern Beauty Salon 114 Main $1, Phone, 34 HIGH :STYLING . PERMANENTS BAIR TREATAVINTS TINTING Open Monday t Fridey Tuesday and Friday Evening% VERA KUMPPI-A, Mr. rEARt..HENPERSON, Prop. 11111111WHOO Illmmoiliiimiwoolooliv CANADIAN • PROPANE Gas - AIL APPLIANCES GRATTON & HOTSON Phone 156 Grand Bend 144111111111.1111711.1111111111IIII4111111111114141111111114 imulionnoilituolisinnuinvoununtionumulonuoloinsionunoniuntionallumullouninno0H0041141111 • . Can You Knit? We need ladies who are hanay af knitting. We'll buy everything you knit and supply the wool at whole- sale. 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