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PRINCESS ENTERS STRATFORD THEATRE FOR COMMAND
PERFORMANCE
ACKNOWLEDGES CHEERS DURING PARADE THROUGH CLASSIC CITY
WIGreetings To Princess
Mid.Summer Weddings
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r grCoolifford Rohde, •Cba)r•outgtiar %avua(si
lh a setting of summer flowers Jar,k V.c9hee.,. R°P.t; Nartin•
in Grand Bend United Church auc' Earl •""new" were
Grand Bend Rites usherniss.man for his
lolirlinSiastuRrdaayy, July 26 al 4 o'clock,
Ella Ann Wood, daughter of Mrs,
Pearl Wood, R.R. 3 Parkhill, and
Deajardine. son ef tiler wearing a dress of shot
elutreli parlors, the bride's mo -
A reception was held in the
Mrs. DesJardine and the late Wenn spun taffeta with yellow
mums cor.sage. The groom's mo-
ther chose blue and white fi-
gured nylon with corsage of
white mums. Scrviteurs were
Mrs. Reg Elliott, Exeter. Miss
Aol
jyieeviSvin,oard
sahl, Misses Norma
and Kathy Harburn and Miss
SIGNS REG:STER IN FASHIONABLE TRAPESE DRESS
Photos By Jack Doerr, Exeter
Petite Royal Visitor
Thrills Local People
By ELIZABETH TOUCHETTE
Exeter and District residents
were among the many people
who flocked- to Stratford last
Thursday in the hope of glimps-
ing Princess Margaret during the
only Western Ontario stopover
of her Canadian tour.
Those who saw the attractive
princess were not disappointed,
Norman Ferguson., Exeter, a
driver at the ME section at
RCAF Station Centralia, appears
to have been the only local per-
son who attended the festival
performance of "A Winter's
Tale" which the Princess saw.
"It was a thrilling experience,"
he said, "I was sitting just above.
her in the balcony and could
see her throughout the play. She
seemed to enjoy it." •
"She smiled at everybody.
The crowd in the theatre . gave
her a great handclap when she
appeared on the stage and
waved."
Mr. Ferguson drove two RCAF
officers to theplayand was able
to attend himself when a third
party was not able to he pre-
sent.
His two girls were even more
thrilled than he when they learn-
ed he'd seen the princess. Pat-
ricia, 12. and Doris, 6, cried:
"Gee, dad! 'Were you really in
the same building as 'Princess
Margaret?".
OPP Constable Cecil Gibbons,
one of 300 .policemen: who helped
ef to control crowds, described the
princess as "very nice", He
didn't agree, with others that
she looked, tired but he said it
was obvious that "she had been
having a busy time .of it."
Jean Taylor, of Exeter, who
watched the procession, was sur-
prised at. the small. stature of the
Queen's sister. "I knew she was
small but I didn't realize she
was quite so small as she really
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Foster,
who had a "first class" view of
the princess during the parade,
thought "she was wonderful —
she really was." Mr. Foster was
sure the princess even gave him
a special. smile. "I was wearing
a flag in my hat arid Cin sure
she recognized me," he said.
Among the 100 photographers
who scrambeld for pictures of
the princess at Stratford were
Jack Doerr, Exeter, who repre-
sented The Times:Advocate, and
George Noseworthy, for Grand
Bend Holiday and The Centralia
Coronet.
"Vmamazed at how tiny she
is." said June Steeper of Park.
hilL "She's very lovely and her
gown was exquisite but we all
thought she. looked tired."
It was 5:50 Thursday afternoon
when the petite princess, a visimi
in filmy ice -blue sheer, descend.
ed from the Royal Train.
Her street length dress was de-
signed with trapeze back, sailor
Presented By Area Officer
Mrs, George Wilson. public
relations officer of the Federat-
ed 'Women's Institutes of Cana -
Modern
Beauty Salon
WILL BE
CLOSED
August 11 to 28
NEW LOCATION
Will Be One Door South
Of The Central Hotel
da, wAs invited to attend the
Command Performance, "A Win-
ter's Tale," at the Stratford
Shakespearean Festival Theatre
on the occasion of the visit of
visit of the Princess AI -argent,
July 31.
Mrs. Wilson had as her guest
Mrs, James Haggerty, Napanee,
member of the sub -executive of
KWIC,
Mrs. Wilson presented greet-
ings from F.W.T.C. in the form
of a well to Her Royal High-
ness a s the representative of
Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth
II, the patron of this society,
through the. kindness of Mayor
Fred Cox at Stratforcl's civic
reception.
The scroll read: •
"Greetings to Her Royal High-
ness, The •Princess Margaret,
from the Federated Women's In-
stitutes of Canada,
"A.s your Royal Highness
travels across Canada, you see
our Canadian panorama — the
majestic Rockies; the broad
prairie lands; the cosy homes
Vancouver Girl and villages Of Ontario and
Quebec; the picturesque hays
and ebbing rivers of the Mari-
times unfolding before your eyes.
To Marry Here
The marriage or Elizabeth
Ann Glariman, daughter a Mr.
and Mrs. M. F. Madman, of
Vancouver, and formerly of Ex -
MODERN BEAUTY SALON eter. to Roy Arthur Carr, son
of Mr. and Mrs, A. E. Carr, of
Pearl Henderson, Prop. Tordnio, will take place in
.Janes Street United Church,
Exeter, on August 23 with Rev,
H.J. Snell officiating,
giss Marguerite Pickard and
Miss Margaret Sanders will be
their cousin's bridal attendants
with the groin -elects sister-in-
law, Mrs. Robert Carr.
The reeeptien will be held At
the home of the bride.eleci's
untie and aunt, Mr. ancl Mrs. C.
And there's only one way to v. Pickard.
solve your figura problem. Miss Madman, who, attended
McMaster University and is
member of Vaneouver Sehool
staff. has been an exchange
teacher in 'England for the last
year. Her fiance is a graduate
of the TThiversity, of Toronto in
chemical engineering.
There Is Only
One YOU
In The Crowd!
MAO es1"0-M eAsu E
POUNDAtibNt
Lg. your Spirella figure stylist
sell'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
AnhoW hoes Ils
A man bought A canary from
A
pt store.
"You're, surd this bird can
sing?"
Iles a grand singer," he was
The Member left, A week
later :lie reappeared.
"Say! This confounded bird
you sold Md is Mint!"
"Wel what do yOti. want —
Mutt or a dancer?"
"F'rom all these areas, our
members extend to you, madam,
sincerest wishes for a happy so-
journ in our country and a safe
return to your homeland.
"We ask you to convey to Tier
Mast Gracious Majesty, Queen
Elizabeth 11, the patron of the
Federated Womeries Institute of
Canada, our an(11) aPPrectati" Attend Reception
for her interest in the Wonien's
For Institutes in Great Britain. The Princess
Canada and around the world.
"We are also aware of the in- C. S. MacNaughtoe, Huron
M.L.A., and Mrs. .:acNaughton
Wrest of our Royal Highness
in WS society vhich
attended the Governor -General's
‘ WAR Prowl-
ed at Stoney Creek, Ontario, in luncheon in honor or Princess
1891, for the betterment of rural Margaret at the Royal York
homes. Mete], Trento, last Thursday.
there were 800 in
"We have the honour to be, Although,
)1ca. nee al the, lunche�n, Mr.
Madam, your most devoted well.
wishers, and Mrs, Ma cN tighten were
stated in full view of the Prin.
Federated Womeh's InatttueS eess all during the luncheon. "It
of Canada, 'Public Relatiorls Of- was really thrilling," said Mrx,
ficer—Ann Wilson [Mrs. Gorge maeNAtightoh, -she is swept,
WilSOn) St. Marys, July 31, demure and very eharmjng.,,,
1958." As the Princess was leaving
At noon a luncheon arranged the building enroute to Stratford
by the PrOvIfleial lard Three, the orchestra played "Will Ye
ors and Alternates of tilts. London No Come Plack Agin" She
Convention Area of the Wernen's smiled broadly "as if die ap-
Institute was enjoyed at the predated it and would like to
Pihterest tin, St. Marys. rotur it," Mrs. MacNaughton
Guestpresent Included: Mrs. said,
Thins ftossack, tinbro; Mrs. 0. It was thrilling just to he at
0, Stnith of Xintore; Mrs. It, M. the hotel the night before in all
floss and Mrs. Williant MeNiven, the excitmotet of rehearsal and
London; Airs tarl liagnall, of preparation, wording to the
'Springfield; Mrs. George Blythe, Mael1/4taughtons.
Pt. Burwell; Mrs, IL N. Mete- "Sh&s really cure," eeitment.
Ian, Iota Station,
&I Mr. MatNaughtoti.
collar and a tie at the waist.
Her hat was the same shade of
blue, made of stiffened net and
she wore a double strand of
pearls, white gloves and slender
heeled toeless shoes in a neutral
shade. Her bag was white and
she had a gold chain bracelet
over her left glove.
As she descended from the
train it was obvious that the
heavy Toronto schedule earlier
that clay had taken its, toll.
In spite of expertly applied
makeup her eyes were weary,
there was a tautness in her facial
muscles, a dignity in her un-
smiling poise, as she stood mo-
tionless while the CNR band
played The Queen.
H. 'Waldo Monteith, federal
minister of health, presented
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Phonoi 5
•Placid DesJardme, R.R. 2 Dash-
wood exchanged marriage vows
before. Itev. A, E. Holley. •
The bride chose for her wed-
ding a dress of blue silk and ny-
lon tulle fashioned with scoop
neekline, short sleeves and bouf-
fant skirt trimmed with Jayers:
of net. A. coronet :of lily of the
valley held her shoulder length
veil and she carried a eascade
of roses.
Mrs. Ted MacDonald, Exeter
as matron of honor, wore a floor -
length gown of pale blue organza
with white accessories. She car-
ried a bouquet of pink roses and
white carnations.
Ted MacDonald, Exeter, was
best Mall.
A reception was held at the.
home of the bride's mother who
received guests wearing yellow
taffeta with white accessories
and the groom's mother assisted
wearing grey silk with white ac-
cessories.
For a honeymoon spent in
Niagara Falls the bride were a
light blue suit :with white acces-
sories.
The. couple will ;make their
home at R.R. 2 Dashwood,
Rohde -McGhee
.Audrey :Gayle McGhee, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Janie S R.
McGhee, Staffa, became the
bride of Charles Douglas Rohde
son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex J.
Rohde, R.R, 3 Mitchell in a cere.
mony in Staffa United church by
Rev, B. Daynard on Saturday,
,July 26 at 2.30.
Mrs, Henry Harburn played
traditional wedding rousie and
accompanied. the soloist, Mrs.
R. D. Sa.ddler, Staffa, who sang
"The Lord's Prayer" and "I'll
Walk Beside 'You."
Given in marriage. by her
father the bride wore a floor -
length gown featuring a fitted
bodice with guipure lace appli-
que outlining the square neck-
line and on the bouffant skirt,
which extended to a chapel.
train. A crown headdress of
satin encircled with pearls and
rhinestones held her veil and
she carried a bouquet of Atne.
rican Beauty Roses.
Mrs. Fred Watcher,. Strathroy,
as her sister's matron of honor,
wore a balerina-length, princess.
line gown of royal -blue spun taf-
feta with holero .jacket and
white picture hat. Similarly
gowned in ice blue were brides-
maids Mrs. Earl Benneweis,
Bradbagen, Miss Betty Mahr,
London, and Mrs. Donald Mc-
Culloch, Kathy Rohde niece of
the groom as flower girl wore
white nylon with red roses. Ring -
bearer was Richard Wateher,
nephew of the bride.
For travelling through North-
ern .Ontario :the bride changed
to a blue and white sheath of
pinpoint pique with white acces-
sories.
The couple will make their
home in London,
Pastor Marries
In Iona 'United church decorat-
ed with baskets of pink and
white flowers on Saturday„Tuly,
26 at 2 o'clock Mary Louise Mac-
Pherson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, Arthur B. MacPherson,
Iona Station, and Kenneth Mar-
vin Streich, son of M. and Mrs.
Bernard Streich, Massey, and
:fernier student pastor of Wood-
ham and Saintshury churches
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