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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-07-24, Page 12TheTimes-Advocate, July 24, 195$ Summer Weddings Popul ,t,tit11,71,IUlUAll7.1lJllllllllllt,llllil/llll,tlllllilllllilllllllAllilli1/111,1171t11i111A111111U711,1111q}}I717111J1U1111ii1111` Wedding Stationery Mabe sure the wedding invitations are correct it every detail. We have a large choice from which you may select. THa EXETER TIMES-AQ:VQCATE AlApQ1111111.11111111} 4Witutimitt}tunlnntuuittuti111Otittii fluffiimimilis1tilmimitiit11WmitQumul1,1D# MILK is "health ht a bottle" Every glass of milk you drink is a toast to your good health. Milk has "what it falser to keeps you fit oast an the go. It's Nature's most !early perfect food ... a rich source of notuiahment eznd energy. So versa* tile, toot You can -enjoy it plain or flavored ... in cooking and baking! Exeter Dairy Phone 331 Daily Delivery Refresh with milk often, It's delicious any .time! Thank You DOUG INNES We want to say a sincere "thanks" to the hundreds of people who visited us during our "Get Acquainted" event last week and who enjoyed our buffet supper on Wednesday. We really appreciated being host to such a grand crowd. Come often, We have a huge stock of -quality foods at handsome savings for you. We guarantee you'll always enjoy shopping at DOUG'S MARKET. SUG International Betrol.:hrai ,k1° Centralia A wedding trip: to their ircw home m Denmark; followed the marriage in RCAF Station Chap. el, -Centralia decorated with Shasta daisies on Saturday. July 10 of Annabelle Dewar and i iogens Pflgaard Kristensek , of the Royal Danish Air Force. The bride, the daughter of Squadron Leader and Ors. Syd• nes. John Grandin, Huron Park, Centralia is a graduate of Alma College, St. Thomas, and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Jens Pilgaard Kristenseii, Denmark, The groom has recent• ly completed the RCAF flying training program under the NATO plan. Squadron Leader E. W. S. Gil- bert, RCAF padre,. performed the ceremony and Mrs. Arthur Dodd was soloist accompanied by Flight Lieutenant A. D. Her. bent. Escorted by Squadron Leader Grandin the bride was gowned in white imported French silk organza with a full, floor -length skirt extending into a wide train. Around the skirt and across the we d- • shirred bodice re ban a pliqued designs in filmy cobweb lace. Pearls and orange blos- soms formed a bandeau from which cascaded a finger-tip veil of silk tulle. Her wrist -length gloves were of French kid and she carried. a deep cascade of white daisy chrysanthemums. Her Only bridal attendant was Mrs. S. D. Stevens wearing a gown of peach -pink taffeta with a wide flat bow of similar mater- ial forming her headdress. She carried a bouquet of white shag- gy daisies. Squadron Leader R. S. Davis was best man. A reception was held in the Officers' Mess where the bride's mother received in a gown of floral silk chiffon in many shades of green with corsage of yellow Sweetheart roses. For travelling the bride chose a coffee -beige suit in soft worsted with brown and beige accessories and yellow rose corsage. The couple will make their home in Aalborg, Denmark. Guests attended the wedding from Ottawa, Winnipeg, Tren- ton, Toronto, Grenville, Que., London, Burlington and Point Claire, Que. Burke -Haugh Dashwood Evangelical ;United Brethren church decorated with white lilies and baby's breath was the setting'for the wedding of Joyce Marlene Haugh, daugh- ter of Mr. Milton Haugh, Dash- wood, and the late Mrs. Haugh, and Michael Anthony Burke, Toronto, son of Mr. John Burke and the late Mrs. Burke of Grand Falls, Newfoundland, on Satur- day, July 19 at 1.00 o'clock. Rev, W. F. Krotz officiated and Miss Jean Hartman, 'Dash- wood, cousin of the bride, played traditional wedding music. Given in marriage by her fa- ther the bride wore a waltz - length gown of white nylon sheer over taffeta and • net fashioned with fitted bodice, a pleated round neckline with floating panels and white feather head- dress. She carried a bouquet of deep pink carnations and ivy. Her attendant was Miss Jessie Watt, Blyth, in a waltz -length gown of blue nylon sheer over taffeta with, matching feather headdress. She carried pastel pink mums and ivy. Ross Haugh, Crediton, brother of the bride, was hest man. Following' a. reception and din- ner at Armstrong's Restaurant, Exeter, the couple left for North- ern Ontario. The bride travelled in a dress of yellow screen silk with mauve and brown acces- sories. Mr, and Mrs. Burke will make their home in. Brampton. The bride is a graduate of London Teachers' College and on the staff of Ridgewood school, 'Toron- to. The groom, a former member of the RCAF, is employed with the TCA. at Melton. Kyle -Thiel Regal lilies decorated St. Peter's Lutheran church, Zurich, for the wedding of Carole Vera Thiel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thiel, Zurich and 'Donald Emerson Kyle, son of Mr. and Mrs, Emerson Kyle, Kippen at 4 o'clock on Saturday, July 19. ltev, 0. Winter perforated the double -ring ceremonp and Miss. Marlene Wagner, f;ueiptt, played wedding music and accompanied the , soloist, Mr. Ronald. Heim - rich, Exeter. who sang "Q, Per - feet Love" and "The Wedding Prayer." Given in marriage by her fa- ther the bride was lovely in a floor -length gown of Pure silk taffeta. Appliques of iridescent sequins and seed pearls nutlined the wide•seopped neckline and the edge of the fitted torso. A shirred bustle effect with a large bow accented the fullness of the skirt which sextended to a short train. A coronet Headdress. en. riched with seed pearls and se- quins held her fingertip veil, She carried a white Bible crest• ed with a white orchid. Her attendants, Miss Mary Lou Fritz, Zurich and Toronto, as maid of honor and Miss Nor ma Steinbach, Zurich, and Mrs. Ronald Heimrich, Exeter as bridesmaids were gowned alike in street -length dresses of white swiss dot over pastel blue nylon with full skirts and puff sleeves complimented by blue taffeta curnberbunds They wore hats of matching material and carried colonial bouquets of pink car- nations nestled in pink ribbon. James Kyle, youthful brother of the groom. was ringbe.arer, Mr. Tom Kyle, cousin of the groom was best man and liam M.cClincitey and Douglas Thiel were ushers. A reception was held, at the home of the bride where her mother received in a light blue embroidered silk dress with pink accessories and pink carnation corsage. She was assisted by the groom's mother in aqua eyelet over taffeta with white acces- sories and white carnation ant - sage. For a trip in Northern Op- tario the bride changed to a beige ensemble with coffee acces- sories, Mr. and. Mrs. Kyle will make their home in Zurich, To Live In London Barbara Jane Allison, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs, Charles Al- lison, Exeter, became the bride of Kenneth Frank Winegarden, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Winegarden, London, in the Re- organized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, London, an Saturday, July 12 at 2:30 p.m. ltev, J. C. Stuart performed the ceremony and Mr. Ray Neil played traditional music and ac• campanied the soloist, Mr. Ter- ry Wade. Crediton, wbo sang ..The Wedding 'rarer" and "Olt Promise Me." The bride was lovely in a floor. length gown of silk organza aver net and taffeta featuring a softly tucked bodice with Chantilly lace applique forming Empire waist- line. short .tucked sleeves, eleli- cafe septi -scone neckline, and tun bouffant skirt. A scalloped hail -hat of Chantilly .lace and seed pearls held her finger-tip silk illusion veil. She carried a bouquet of red roses. Airs. Rasalee Styles, London, as matron of honor, wore a bal- lerina length, princess -line gown of blue crvstalette and carried a bouquet of pink roses. Miss Do- reen Pearce, Exeter, as brides. maid wore a similar styled dress in pink and pink rose bouquet. Norman Winegarden, London, was best man and Donald Law- rey ushered. Follawig'a reception the couple left on a honeymoon to Syracuse, New York, the bride travelling in a blue linen duster ensemble with white accessories. On their return they will re- side in 7.o31c1611. Zehr-Erb Three sisters of the bride were her attendants at the wedding of Delphine Elizabeth Erb, daugh- ter of Mr. anti Mrs. Gordon Erb, Zurich, and Melvin Murray Zehr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jones Zehr, Milverton. Rev. Menno Zehr officiated at the ceremony in Blake Mennonite Church on Saturday, July 12. The bride wore a ballerina - length gown of French lace and. nylon tulle over bridal satin, She carried a white Bible crested with yellow roses. Gowned in brocaded 'satin in shades of green and yellow, bridal attendants Were sisters of the bride., Miss `Joy Erb, as maid of honor, with Miss Carol Erb and Miss Eleanor Erb, as br•ide,,s- in aids. Raymond Zehr, Kitchener, was groomsman for his brother, with' Roy Zehr, Waterloo, another .,11111111111111111111111111111.111111111111111$1111111111}1111111111t1111M111,11111111,11111111111/111ui1MItillN,llii,1111,1111111„ THIS By MRS. This summer the spotlight in Canada will shine for women, for close behind Princess Margaret will follow ,281 home economists from. 28 countries as Different as Argentina and Switzerland, Korea and Nyasaland, who have been attending the ninth world-wide congress on Home Economics in the University of Maryland, July 28 to August 2. This is the first time such a congress has been held in North America and at the delegates' re- quest they are spending four days in Ontario and four in Quebec. Arriving in Canada via Niagara Falls, the visitors will spend a day there, and then on to Guelph where they will be enter- tained at Macdonald Institute of the OAC. They will be banqueted in Toronto by the Province of Ontario with Premier Leslie Frost as host, and will be greeted by Prime Minister Diefenbaker on the steps of the .Parliament buildings and visit places of interest in Ottawa. They will he guests of the Canadian Home Economics Asso- ciation,. whose tour chairman, Mary Clarke, says "We are glad of this opportunity to welcome these visitors from all over the world, and believe we shall be making a contribution to inter- national good will," w* Once again it is jam and jelly time with the stores and gardens brimming with fruits and vege- tables. In a recent release from the information branch of the Ontario Department of Agricul- ture, it is stated that jams and • THAT J. M. S. ' jellies made from the first of the crop jell more readily as the fruit contains more pectin. So it would appear to be time to get busy at this task. Have you tried combining fruits in ;making jellies or jams? Miss May Skinner, of town, .made jelly from a combination of red cur- rants and raspberries today and she says both the color- and the flavor is improved. Here is her recipe. although she works more by instinct than by rule. Currant and Raspberry Jelly (Miss May Slcinner), 2 quarts red currants 1 quart red raspberries Wash and drain well. Pour water over fruit until peeping through and cook until tender. Strain, Measure 9 cups sugar. To 8 eups juice, add Certo crystals. Place over high heat until mix- ture comes to a hard boil. At once stir in sugar, Bring to rolling boil and boil one minute. Remove from heal, skim and pour into glasses. Seal with pa.raff'i.tn. Wana new idea for sand- wiches for the small fry on your picnic? Here's one that is nutri- tious and goad, too. For 1 cup of filling combine: cup peanut butter; h cup chopped seedless raisins; D cup orange juice, Spread thickly between slices of whole wheat or white bread, and the youngsters will call for more. Keeps will in a tightly covered jar in the refrigerator. >* e Canned cherries Will taste More like fresh fruit if you add a few drops of almond extract. This holds true for cherry pie, also. Per 100 Pounds Sorry We Ran Out !,last Woek Doug's Markel ' Monday to Thursday ' t;a `6 Friday 9 to 9 Saturday 9 to 10 .:PHONE 860 FRU DELIVERY 5tutlf End WINS FIRST BURSARY—Margaret Sanders, -daughter of Mt, And Mr . Wslr'en Santlk ors, is the first student of S1 -1D145 to roceive the bursary given by the Ladies Auxit iary to South furan Hospital to a girl enthimeltdiilg training for the. nursing profession. Margaret will enter the school of nursing at St, Joseph's Hospital. in SCptembeti President Mrs, C. 5, MacNaughtbit pretelltt tile bursary is $300 which will; be givell 'SAO instalments over three yoars, -T.A Phot brother, and Harold Erb, Zurich, as ushers. For traveling, the bride changed to a beige and brown ensemble with white accessories apd corsage of yellow roses. Mr. and Mrs. Zehr will reside in Kitchener. Triebner"Cess-er A mid -summer wedding was solemnized at the Pentecostal Tabernacle, Owen Sound, Satur- day, July 39 when Ada Beatrice -Cisaser and Grant Harald Trieb- ner exchanged marriage vows before the Rev. J. Routley in a floral setting of gladioli, mums and fern. • The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ceaser of Owen Sound, and the groom is the youngest son of the late Mr. and Mi's. John Triebner of Exe- ter. Traditional wedding music was played by Miss Valerie Bombay who accompanied the soloist, 1\irs. Sherman Myles, who sang "0 Perfect Love" and "The Wedding Prayer." The bride, given in marriage by her father wore a floor length gown of pure silk organza, styled with short shirred sleeves, sweet- heart neckline and fitted bargee edged with French Guipure lace in rose design worn over hoops and crinolines. A pleated tulle cap with appliqued flowers and iridescent sequins held her real silk illusion veil and she carried a cascade of American beauty roses. Bridal attendants Miss Marion Triebner, • Exeter, maid of hon- or, sister of the groom, Miss Jean Ceaser and Mrs. Carl Bar - foot, bridesmaids, sisters of bride, Elizabeth Jolly, Exeter, flower girl, Deice of the groom, were identically g o w n e d in French blue erystalette with matching headdress and carried bouquets of ,pink carnations. James Glazier of Guelph at- tended the groom and Stuart. 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