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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-10-26, Page 14Page 12 The Titnes•Advocate, October 26, '19.01 66.66 MR. AND MRS, ROBERT C. DINNEY --.la,•k. Doerr photo UC sectional groups meet for joint talks On Monday the WMS and WA of the south section of Huron Presbyterial met in Whalen United Church in morn- ing and afternoon sessions. with the theme `'Into All the World Together" Preparatory to joining into one organization "The United -Church Women" early next year both W1MIS and WA mem- . hers were represented and both ;Mrs, W. G, 'Tiffin, WMS Pres- byterial president;, and Mrs. H. Phillips, WA Presbyterial president were honored guests. Inning the afternoon session Mrs. Tiffinspoke on "Stepping Into the Future with United Church Women" explaining in detail the plans and organiza- tion of the new joint society for the "total mission of the church." She and Mrs. P'hillips ',conducted a questionnaire on the new group closing by join- : ing hands and "stepping into the future each with her best foot forward." Filling in for the scheduled speaker, bliss Susie Smyth, re• tired home missionary who was detained by the deathof a close relative, was the Rev, C. Park, Wesley Willis Church, Clinton, who told of his trip to Trinidad and: of the work of missionaries there, "The whole missionary effort there is a miracle and continues to grow" he said. The highlight of the morn- ing session was a discussion by Mrs. Ball, London, on ways and means of conducting .Bible study in groups. She urged each group to have more in- tensive Bible study at all meet- ings, Mrs, Elgin McKinley intro- duced the skit "Stewardship Catches Fire" and dramatized Displays styles by. Mrs, R. E. Pooley, Mrs. Hector Murray, Mrs. Arthur Rundle Mrs. H. Pollen and to Kinette club Warn.en teachers. name com. n11eP At the meeting of the Ea,eter unit -of FWTAO held in the Exe- ter Public School last W'ednes- day evening a ,committee on professional development id de- gide on workshops and similar projects was named with Miss Donatda Adams as convener. Miss Lorisa Taylor, Exeter. teacher at Ealing School. Lon • - don, Was guest speaker and showed slides and gave a coni- mentary on her world tour thi' s um m er. A report an the Assooiatio meeting field in Toronto. las week at which Mrs. Clifford Jory was delegate, was read by Mrs. Don Mousseau who chaired the .meeting. Instals slate of Rebekahs Mrs. Carman McPherson, Clinton, District Deputy Presi- dent Huron District 23 and her installing staff of 1-l.uronic Re- bekah Lodge, Clinton, installed the officers of Pride of Huron No. 338 Exeter last Wednes- day evening under the direction of the District Deputy Marshall Mrs. G. B. Beattie, Officers are; Jr, PNG, Mrs, Delmer Skinner; Noble Grand, Mrs, Gerald McF.alls; vice grand, Mrs. Albert Bowen; re- cording secretary, Mrs. 'Mar- garet Fletcher; financial sec- retary, Mrs, James Kirkland; treasurer, Mrs. Donald Mac- Gregor; Warden, Mrs, Alvin F'yni; conductor, Mrs, Ward. Hern; chaplain,. Mrs, Arthur Idle; musician, Mrs, Amiel Willard; color bearer, Mrs. William Par- sons; RSNG, Mrs, Glen Fisher; LSNG, Mrs. Ross Taylor; RS - VG, Mrs. Tom Smith; LSVG, Mrs. Percy Campbell; inside guardian, Mrs. \Tern Smith; outside guardian, Mrs. Stanley Whiting. Mrs, McPherson in her ad- dress stressed the importance of friendliness and being cour- teous in the lodge to the mem- bers In business the Lodge de- cided to purchase a baker heat- er at a cost of $97.00 as a gift to South Huron H o s pit a I. Twenty-five guests were pres- ent from Clinton. Mrs. Ray Mills of the James St. Evening Auxiliary, Exeter. Mrs. W. J. Routly, Elimville, presided for t h e sessions. Ladies of Whalen church served the noon luncheon. Susanna Cann weds here Susanna. Cann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, T. Bruce Cann, Exeter, became the bride of Robert James Gray, son of Mrs. Joseph Gray and the late Mr. Gray, Vancouver, B.C. in a ceremony in Pentecostal Tabernacle, Exeter, on Satur- day, October 21 at 2.30 p.m. Autumn flowers and lighted candles formed the background for the ceremony performed by • Rev. M. Holmes assisted by Rev. Brubacher, near Foy- • mount. Miss Marion Triebner, Brueefield, played the wedding music andaccompanied the soloist, Miss Kathleen Cann,. sister of the bride, who sang "The Lord's Prayer" and "0 'Perfect Love." Given inmarriage by her • father the bride wore a regal gown of Chantilly lace and bridal taffetaaccented with pearl and iridescent sequins. The lace bodice was fashioned. with lily point sleeves and • scalloped scoop neckline. The bouffant skirt of taffeta fea- ' tured a bustle back and a lace panel sweeping to a chapel train. A cap of pearls in leaf • design held a veil of double • French illusion. She carried white gardenias andstephan- etis with frai3ing ivy. Miss Janet Tyndall, Clinton, as maid of honor was gowned in gold peau. de sole with ruf- fled sleeves and waistline. A rust pill box with small veil was worn and she carried clusters of white mums with strands of wheat intertwined. Similarly dressed were the bridesmaids, Miss Joyce Ham, Ilton and Miss Sylvia Cann, sister of the bride. Harold Blanchard, Exeter, was best man and Ernest \ Teinert, Foymount, and Gor- don Gibbs, Clinton, ushered. The reception was held in the Exeter Legion Hall where the bride's mother received in royal blue brocade with darker accessories and pink rose cor- : sage. The groom's mother • chose a turquoise sheath with matching accessories and cor, sage of white roses. For travelling in Northern Ontario the bride donned a mo- hair wool suit with gold ae. cessories and bronze muni cor• sage, • The couple: willreside at the ' RCAF Station, Foylnoud. Bride feted' Previous to her marriage On Saturday the bride was guest MR. AND MKS. ..uukl)9.N 5, SMiTH --Jack :Pour photf! Zurich couple united St. Peter's :Roman , Catholic Church, St. Joseph, was the setting on Saturday, October 14, at 10 a.m,, when Cecilia Atari. Bedard, St, Joseph, and Gordon Simon Smith, Zurich, exchanged marriage vows be- fore Rt. Rev. Msgr. Bourdeau in a double ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Percy Bedard, RR 2 Zurich, and Mr, and Mrs, Actelbert Smith, Zurich, are parents of the groom. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a floor - length gown of Chantilly lace and silk net. The bodice was fitted in lace with jewel•brim- med bateau neckline and long lily -point sleeves. The bouf- fant skirt was styled withlace panels from waist to hemline in front and a full tiered back of lace and net. Her bridal hat of lace with pearl trim was com- sion. She carried a prayer book pleted with a veil of silk illu- crested with red. roses. Maid of honor was Margaret Smith and bridesmaid, Donna Smith, both sisters of the bride. They wore similar waltz -length turquoise chiffon gowns with bateau neckline, short sleeves and self cummerbunds with large self flowers and long flowing panels falling down the bouffant skirts. They wore matching jewel -trimmed hats and carried nosegays of yellow and white mums. Each Kinette member brought a guest and introdu.ced her at kA the social. meeting held at the home of Mrs. Irvine Armstrong Monday evening, of honor on several occasions. On Saturday, September 166 Miss Joyce Hamilton. enter- tained Clinton friends and nurs- ing pals of Clinton Public Hos- pital at a linen shower. On Thursday, October 12 Mrs. Milford Prouty and Mrs. Clifford Prouty entertained the young people and WMC of Exe- ter Pentecostal church in the bride -elect's honor. On Friday evening, October 13 members of the Clinton Pentecostal congregationmet in the church rooms and ten- dered Susanna with a miscel- laneous shower and on Satur- day relatives of the bride -elect gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William. Homey in honor of the bride and gave her a miscellaneous shower, Thursday evening friends and neighbors gathered at the bride - Modern Beauty Salon 429 -MAID ST. PHONE 349 Haircuts. • Sfyling Perms * Treatrnentt Monday to Saturday, 14 'ttesda$r & Thursday Evenings EftENbA BRENNER, Prdti� Bdlrbara Froth, Operator Hurondale .Jiffs bake cherry pie The fifth meeting of the Hurondale Jolly Jilts was held on Tuesday, October 24 at 7.30 at the home of Mrs. Alvin. Moir with 13 members present. The members prepared a fruit pie in the kitchen, During the meeting "Fruit for Dinner or Supper" was dis- cussed under the topics of "Appetizers", "Fruit in the Main Course", "Fruit Ac- companiments", "Fruit Salad Plates", "Fruit for Dessert" and "Serviri5 Fruit Desserts", Fruit pies was another topic discussed, li was noted that frozen pies are best if they are frozen before baking and whole firm fruits are best for carried lunches, Plans were discussed for Achievement Day on December 9. Sandra Prout and Barbara Webber were elected to repre- sent the club in a skit or dem- onstration "A Club Girl's ,Breakfast", Members enjoyed a .lunch Of cherry pie. at weaving Mr. Ron Pratley demonstrated shown to VVI the versatility wn of hair that is r1r 11 16 tapered by changing one hair cut into 11 different styles. He used Miss Joan McNaugh- ton as a model and. was assisted by Mrs. Pratley. He also styled the long hair of Mrs. Richard Harris showing that it is not difficult to manage. Mr. and Mrs. Pratley were pre- sented with a plant in appre- ciation of the demonstration. They were introduced by Mrs. Lee Sherman. Mrs. Pratley won the draw of the evening, Mrs. Calvin Wein was appointedfine mis- tress. President Mrs. Clare Hoffman was in the chair. When cleaning the bathroom mirror give it a final touch with a glycerine • moistened cloth; then the glass won't steam over when you run hot water in bath or basin. elect's home to view her trous- seau. Mrs. William Homey and Mrs. W, Ferguson poured tea. At the Agriculture and. Can- adian industries meeting of Elimville Wem•en's Institute held last Wednesday evening Mrs. Calvin Christie, Cromarty, gave a demonstration on weav- ing mats. Mr. Clifford Allen, Fullarton, showed a film "Life in the Arctic." A shower of jams and jellies was received. for South Huron Hospital, The motto "The love of the land lies deep within the heart of men" was discussed by Mrs. Horace Delbridge. The roll call was answered by nam- ing a modern farm implement and its use. Current events were given by Mrs. Philip Hern, The three Russell sisters of Russeldale favored with two dance num- bers. Mrs. Jack Hern presided for the program. Hostesses were Mrs. Harold Hern, Mrs. Norman Brock, Mrs. Wellington Brock, Mrs. Gerald' Hern and Mrs. Allen Groomsmen were Tony Be- dard and Edward Lesperance, Peery Bedard Jr, and James Smithushered, Wedding music was played by Mrs. Armond Denomme and mass was sung by St, Mary's school, choir, Jerome Sweeney sang solos. The mother of the bride wore a powder blue lace sheath en. semble fashioned with match- ing jacket. She wore beige accessories and a corsage of pink and white baby mums, The groom's mother wore a blue sheath with, beige and black accessories and pink and white mum corsage. e wedding dinner was served in the Commercial. Ho- tel, Hensall, and supper at the bride's home, A reception and dance was heldin the Zurich Community Centre in the eve- ning. For travelling the bride chose a loden green wool sheath with beige and green accessories and corsage of yel- low and white mums and car- nations, Listowel woman Wed at bride's home Nancy Anne Webber nand 1"r.estott. Earl, IL a s k e 11. .ex- changed -marriage Vows at.the 1101De of the bride's parents, Varna, .decorated with baskets of large white mums and red carnations, on Saturday, Oc- tober 14 at 2.30 p.m. with !Ilev, Ivor Bodenham officiating,. The bride is a daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Orville Webber, Varna, formerly of Exeter, and. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Has- kell, Goderieli, are parents .of the groom. Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a street, length gown -of white silk or- ganza with bouffant skirt, lace bodice designed with, scalloped nectline, lily point sleeves, A lieaddress of sequins and. pearls held her double illusion elbow - length veil, She carried an ar- rangement of red roses, speaks at Caven Mrs. T. Campbell Thompson, Listowel, of the Stratford Pres- byterial executive was guest speaker at the meeting of Caven WMS held in the church on Thursday evening. She used as her theme "Thanksgiving" and told of the first Thanksgiving when the Pilgrims were at peace with God, and at peace with their fellowmen and therefore were at peace with themselves. "Ad- versity has killed its thousands" she said "but prosperity has killed its tens of thousands". Mrs. Earl Moore introduced Mrs. T. H. Ayton who sang a solo accompanied by Mrs. 3. R. Lennox. President Mrs. William Sill- ery, who chaired the meeting, reported on the fall executive meeting at Stratford Presby- terial and announced the sec- tional rally to be held in St, Andrew's Church, Stratford, Monday evening, October 30, Miss Jane Kusch, a returned missionary from. Africa pres- ently studying in Toronto is to be the guest speaker in Caven. and Cromarty churches on Sun- day when the WMS Thankoffer- ing will be held. Hostess was Mrs. L. Learn assisted by Mrs, W. Hatter, Mrs. Sanders, Miss L. Ballan- tyne and Mrs. N. Taylor, Greet fall heed -ion .. , , . with an. exciting new hairstyle that will make you look and feel your most feminine for every occasion. The new permanents are now more natural and. longer- , lasting for custom styling. EXETER Phone 356 �qQ BEAUTY SALON (Closed Monday) GRAND BEND Phone 18 MALCQLM THE MILKMAN WILL. YOU PLEASE TELL F REPDIE THAT TO KEEP HEALTHY HE MUST WEAR HIS I•IAT ON THESE FALL DeWS? AND FOR 'EXTRA 0000 HEALTH PRINK MORE MAX. 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