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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-11-01, Page 14That's What you get with fresh, tasty milk, It's healthy, good to drink, plain or chocolate, It gives you energy, provides o pro- tein lift when you need it, Milk is the perfect picker- upper for kids and grown- ups alike, Had your milk Exeter Dairy. to carry your \ Christmas wishes e. • P I Wish her a merry YU16, . . a happy future , — with a fine, and fashionable handbag, for grand diving... New fashion spotlight gloves so Santa surprises her with all the lengths and colors She. likes. A .$29.95 VALUE!! ...Xtige, 1.4 The 'Time.-A. YecetO, •IleYemer 1, 196Z • . . Owen Sound wedding MR. AND MRS. KEN SCHOENEWEISS —Photo by Fraser Studios, owen Sound At the meeting of :Coen MIS last TleursdAY Mrs, J. C. Boyne reported that there were 10 tellle. members to the newly formed organization with Mrs. Boyne as leader. A film "A Modern Answer" was shown by Mrs. Barry Strang with commentary on ARMAGH. a home for lowed mothers at Clarkson tinder the National Mission Board of the Peebyterian Church. A shower of gifts was received to be fore warded to the girls there. Mrs. Earl Moore contributed a special 'thanksgiving reading. Mrs. C. Ersman reported on the fall executive meeting in Stratford October 9, Miss Ruby Walker. regional secretary was the speaker and conducted a work sh o p for \VMS .work, Mrs. Boyne led in the de- votioeal assisted by Mrs, Alvin Moir and Mrs. Ross Oke. Mrs, Jack Pryde reviewed the cur- rent issue of Glad Tidings. Hostesses were Mrs, Ken Brydges, Mrs. :Elizabeth Herr and Mrs, Carman Cann. Couple honored on anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hun- kin, William St.. entertained their family at a dingier at the Dominion Hotel, Zurich on the occasion of their 45th wedding anniversary on Wednesday, Os- tuber 2.1. On returning home several relatives and friends had ga- thered to extend hest wishes and spend the evening. Euchre was played. Mr. and Mrs. Hun- kin received, many gifts. Mr. and Mrs, Ihmkin tthe I o r m e r Margaret McLaren, Cromarty) were married by the Rev. David Ritchie of eremartY 'Presbyterian church at the bride's home on October 24, 1017, Attending the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Alec McBeeth. Ross and Douglas, Mr, and Mrs, Hugh Hendrick, Gwen- nyth, Karen and Kathryn, all of Kippen and Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hunkin, Margaret and Kenneth, Thames Road and Miss Donna Hayter, London, Stage shower I for girls home AND MRS. JOSEPH BALOGH —Photo by Jack Doerr RCAF Guides, and leaders in eoetume numbering 48 held A liellow'en party in the Comm- nitv Ventre Tuesday evening. Prizes for best boy's costume went to B ut eadeesel.; best girls Ann McLeod; (both were 'dress sed as Indians); most original, Marie liallington; funniest, Glen Johnston. Father Grant and Mrs. Vette,. han were judges. the former dressed as a magician and the latter as a beatnik. Guide lead- ers of First Company repre- settled hobgoblins and witches and captain and lieutenant of 2nd Company as owls. Games were played, Exchange vows at Kirkton. UC Mary Adeline Roger, flatlets. ler of air. and Mrs. Orville Roger. RR 1 St. hlarys, and William. Lorne Chappel, Crom- arty, son of the late Mr, and Mrs, William Chappel, exchang- ed marriage vows before Rev. 'I', Elliott at Kirkton United Church parsonage on October 15 et 8.30 p.m. The bride chose for her wed- ding a rose suit with pink flows- ere. Matron of honor was Airs, Arnold Harper. Carlingford, in, a blue suit with yellow mums. Arnold Harper was grooms, m an. The couple will reside at Cromarty. Costume prizes to RCAF youth Mrs. E. Sutton celebrates 80 Mrs. Emma Sutton celebrated her 80th birthday, Sunday, Oct. 28 at the home of Mrs. 'Martha Smith, The afternoon was pleasantly spent receiving congratulations from friends and neighbors, in- cluding her nephew, Mr. Joe • BEATTY • COFFIELD.HAMILTON • CONNOR • CORONADO • DOMINION • Eaton's-VIKING • S.M. FRISIDAIR8 • GENERAL ELECTRIC « INGLIS KELVINATOR • LEONARD Tane Catherine Farrow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Farrow, Exeter, and Ron- ald Morris Farrow, "Winnipeg, sort of Mr. and Mrs, ,W. C. Far- row, New Toronto, exchanged marriage vows before Rev. S. E. Lewis at the home of the bride's parents. James St. on Saturday, October 27 at 2.30 p.m. White and yellow chrysanthe- mums and standards of white candles formed the background for the ceremony. Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a cock- tail-length gown of champagne peals de soie and carried a small white Bible crested with rosebuds. Miss Susan Pierce. Niagara. 'alls was her attendant gowned e champagne suit and car- ried yellow chrystanthernums. Mr. Bruce Hudson, Wietipeg, was the groom's attendant. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Far- Pillsonbiul. brother and sister-in-law of the bride, greet- . ed the guests. A reception followed the core 'loony at the home. Me. and Mrs. Farrow will Make their home in Winnipeg. Out-of-town guests Were from Toronto. ritellener. Pert Credit, Beamsville, Bowmanville, Win- nipeg, London, Ottawa, Roches. ter, N.Y. anti Tillsonburg. Bride feted Mrs. C, S, MacNaughton and her daughter, Mre, William 'Hewitt. Windsor, entertained at miscellaneous shOwer at the elertner'e home. Mrs. M, C, Fletcher, Mrs. Frank LOstell and Mrs. .1. 0. Dunlop held e linen shower at the 31o* of the former. Miss Carel Fletcher and Miss Alexia gold, They wore matching wed- ding ring hats with veils and carried crescents of bronze mums centred with large yel- low mums. Flower girl, Karen Schoene- weiss, niece of the groom, wore a full-skirted while nylon over taffeta frock with puff sleeves and large back bow. She car- ried a nosegay of yellow and bronze baby mums. Allan Lux- ton, brother of the bride, was ring-bearer, David Earnest was grooms- man. Ray Schoeneweiss and Paul Lockhardt, of Mitchell, ushered. Receiving guests in the church parlors ths bride's mother wore a sheath dress of black magic crepe with rhinestones and pearl ornaments, white wedding ring hat and corsage of pink sweetheart roses. The groom's mother chose an olive gold wool dress. matching hat. brown ac- cessories and tawny gold rose corsage. For the wedding trip to Mon- ern Ontario the bride wore a treal, United States and North- beige_ wool double knit suit, brown accessories and cor- sage of white miniature carna- tions, Mr. and Mrs. Schoeneweiss will live in Owen Sound, Guests attended the wedding from Toronto. Hamilton, Bar- rie, Agincourt, Chesley, Kitch- ener. Brantford, London, Exe- ter, Seaforth, Goderich, St. Thomas, Meatord, and Kirkton. Lostell assisted. Mrs. Thomas Harrison and Mrs. Earl Hutchinson entertain- ed at a tea and shower at the former's home. Group donates to missionaries The WMC group of the Exeter Pentecostal Church held their meeting at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Cudmore, London, when Mrs. Keith McLaren, Cram arty was the guest speaker. Articles for the Bethel Home for girls in Toronto were brought in and money was sent to missionaries Mr, and Mrs. Chourier in Africa for a Christ- mas gift. Mrs. Cliff Blanchard convened the program, • Assisting the hostesS were. rs. •Garfield T homson and Mrs. Bruce Cann. Family together after 43 years Eighty decondants of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bolden, Exeter, held a reunion and din- ner in the Legion Hall during the visit of Mr. and Mrs. Bart l"m'd, Prince, Albert, Seek., here, ,Airs. Ford ia the toriner Dora Holclen. ThiS is the first time the ily have been togethe r 'ter 43 years. Mr. and Mrs, Ford will return to their heirne. this weeks end. Merithere of the family Were present fteeni Ancaster, Port Credit, Terente and London. MR St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church was the setting for the double ring ceremony when wedding vow's were exchanged by Eleanor Eileen Thompson and Joseph Balogh before Rev. Father Kelly on Saturday, Oc- tober 27 at 11 a.m, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, William. B, Thompson, Ailsa Craig, and the groom is the son of Mrs. Steph- en Balogh and the late Stephen Balogh of Hungary. Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a floor- length gown of while French peau de sole. The bodice was highlighted by a shallow scoop neckline silhouetted with ap- pliques of delicate Guipure lace and lily point sheath sleeves. The full flowing skirt cascaded to - a romantic chapel train from triple pleats at the waist while the front featured medal- lions of the same lace. A crown of pearls held her heirloom Bel- Jackson and family from By- ron, The festivities concluded with the serving of the birthday cake, made by Mrs. Smith for the occasion. 1 MAXWELL • MAYTAG • McCLARY-EASY • PHILCO-EsENDIX ▪ ACA WHIRLPOOL • SIMPLICITY • Simpsde's-KENMORE-Simpsons-Bears • SPEED QUEEN • THOR • Co=op VISCOUNT • WESTINOHOUSE AND OTHER FINE MAKES Baskets at bronze and gold Mures in Knox United Church, Owen. Sound, formed the setting for the marriage of Gayle Pa- tricia Luxton, daughter of Mr. -and Mrs. Elgin ILtixton. and :Kenneth Albert Schoeneweiss, son of Mee and Mrs. Edward Schoeneweist, all of Owen Sound, on Saturday, October 20 At 2.30 p.m. Rev, Ernest E. Baskier per. formed the ceremony and Or- ganist Victor Kerslake played the wedding music and accom- panied the soloist, Mrs. David Wilkie, who sang the Wedding Prayer and Because. Escorted by her father the bride wore a formal gown of white nylon lace and net over 'satin. The fitted bodice of lace and net was styled with Italian retteckline trimmed with sequins and seed pearls. lily point —sleeves and scalloped lace mark- ing the low hipline above a lull net, skirt. Her elbow-length circ- ular tulle veil was trimmed with sequins and held by a crown of rhinestones and pearls. She car- ried a cascade of red roses with white satin loops and white heather brought from Scotland, Matron of honor, Mrs, Bert Vorstenbosch of Weisel' was gowned in emerald green em- bossed satin with scoop neck- line, short sleeves and full skirt of double pleats in front And small pleats in back ac- cented with bows. Bridesmaids Miss Dianne Bourne, Mitchell, and Miss Lynda Beatty, Owen Sound, wore similar dresses in. • Plan Winnipeg home Let Me Help You Fashion Your Figure with Spencer-Spirella girdles arid brassieres— created for you, and yOu alone—individually fitted and made to your own personal measurements, Mrs. Valerie Armstrong e9 Anna St,, Exeter' Phone 235-1920 MAKE EVERY DAY A DRYING DAY ELECTRICALLY...COSTS LESS THAN 5( A FULL LOAD TO OPERATE! ECONOMICAL • FLAMELESS • ODOURLESS •SAFE • PRECISELY AUTOMATIC CHOOSE FROM ANY or THESE FAMOUS BRANDS a DOUBLE BED SIZE • PULL 2-YEAR GUARANTEE ATOP QUALITY BLANKET • CONVERTIBLE CONTOURED CORNERS a CAN BE WASHED AND DRIED AUTOMATICALLY Mrs. H, Pfaff native of Khiva Airs, Henry Nail, the form- eeeeee er Thelma Witzel, 70, died at her home, RR 1 Exeter, Mon- day, October 29, She was born at Khiva and lived in Stephen Township since her marriage, She was a member of Cred- lion HUB church. Besides her husband she is survived by one daughter, Lor- raine at borne; seven sons, Wal- lace at home; Harvey, Exeter; Allen, Emery, 'Robert, and Wil- mer. all of Stephen Township; William of Crediton; one sister, Mrs. Alfred (Edna) Tilley, Ste- phen. Township and 21 grand• children, The body will rest at the T. Harry Hoffman funeral home until Thursday at 2:30 p.m. where services will be con- ducted by Rev. A, hr. Schlen- ker of Creditor) with burial in Creditor) cemetery. Pallhear- ers will be Dalton Finkbeiner, Allan Finkheiner, Ted Lam- port, Fred Tilley. Sid Neel:), and Eric Koehler. t*M00440tetftrfti .fti • 'PLACV MAT SETS • I TEA TOWELS Mfr a PILLOW CASES Choose Early For B'est Gifts! 00.4,410,wektokstmovio**si,00.4040040800****10414,4* Many More Gilt Ideas At .,,esesesesetisse*etesseseerettesseseeeeseetteesateeaceatereseeeetsateeeeesti Already We're GIFTED! Double ring ceremony gium lace veil and. she carried a cascade of red roses, stepha- notis anti ivy. Miss Mary Thompson, Tor- rents), as matron of honor for her sister and Mrs. Vince Thompson. Parkhill, as brides- maid, were gowned alike in cocktail length gowns of French. blue crystal charm. J et y Thompson, niece of the bride, as flower girl, wore a white nylon dress with lace jacket, Jerry Thompson, nephew of the bride, was ringbearer. George Balogh, Wallaceburg, was groomsman for his brother and ushers were Vince and Ger- ald Thompson, brothers of the bride. Paul Dietrich. Parkhill, play- ed the wedding music and ac- companied the soloist, Harry Hoffman, Dashwood, A reception was held in the Duiferin Hotel, Centralia, where the bride's mother received guests. in a beige lace gown with brown accessories and orange rose corsage. For travelling the bride chose a blue two-piece knitted suit with black accessories and cor- sage of red roses, The couple will reside in Lon.- don. seleSeesieteetoW*iv?Siltiltieetteese ltieetilReeqtteteeeeeteseetteeektfteeteReR4R*1;7.40?!.itcezOitseeteesareeektest .,,i0NeeSsereeteeesre seeteeertPtri-sqtrertA BUY AN ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYER NOW GET A FREE ELECTRIC BLANKET THIS. OPFER GOOD AT THE stokes. DISPLAYING THIS SYNI OL .NOV,3RD TO ,DEC,15TH Exeter Public Utilities ,.Commission Phone.235-13.50 N gin Street