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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1963-05-23, Page 10Italian Sandals Smyth's Shoe Store Ltd. EXETER We have just received our com- plete shipment of these popular sandals, many styles to choose from, so come on in, look them over and try them on if you wish. Mr. Barry Fortnerly of Barry's Hair Styling Is now a member of the hair styling staff of the Elizabeth Arden Salon of Simpson's LONDON lie's just returned from an advanced styling course in Miami and will be happy to serve his old friends anytime they are in London. APPOINTMENTS NOT NECESSARY He is now knoWn as Mr. Gerrard at Simpson's Page 4 TimpsAdvocate,. May 23 1963: Groom's uncle performs Hobby show. features. tea FEWER EGGS Food experts At MAedonatd, Institute, .Onelph 4 .4.43' that atItl, Jug extra, eggs to U. -Standard. 3 ecipe will not impreve the cake but make it tough, whereas, 3 ed:ming the ,number Of eggs called for, will make the cake -crumbly. A hobby exhibit highlighted the annual blossom tea spep, sored by the UCW afternoon, 'PUS of JaMes Street church last wedneeday Afternoon, Exhibits included floral an, rangentents by Mrs. R Al ph Bailey; oil pAtottngs, Mrs. R. C. Dinney; milk glass, Mrs. N. H. Cowen; china paipting, Mrs. M. C. Fletcher; etched aluminum and copper, Mrs. R. W, Read; antiqpe glass, Mrs. Allen Fra- per; picture frames and petit point pictures, Mrs. Rufus Kes-, tle; sewing and knitting, Mrs. Harry Dougall and wood fibre flowers, Mrs. William Dougail. -A bake sale and bazaar were well patronized and afternoon tea was served smorgasbord style. The rooms were attrac- tively decorated with blossoms and tulips and a record number of ladies attended. Beth's HAIR STYLING With circlets of net and carried cascades of pink Sensation roses and queen's lace Plums. George Burgin, Kirkten, was best man for his brother and ushers were David Wheeler, RR 6 St. Marys, and Floyd Selves, Science Hill. A recePtion was held in the church rooms where the grpom's mother received in a blue lace jacketed dress with white accessories and corsage of pink Sensation roses and white feathered carnations. For travelling in the Mani- tonlin district for a honeymoon the bride changed to a white wool crepe suit and sparkling pink Breton, both designed and made by herself. She wore a white and pink hybrid orchid corsage. Guests attended the wedding from Toronto, Sarnia, St. Cath- erines, Hamilton, Ottawa, Guelph, London, St. Themes, Listowe 1, Mitchell and St. Marys. The groom is a graduate of University of Western Ontario and the bride will graduate from Macdonald Institute,Guelph, on Friday May 17. Bot will be on the staff at Watford District High School. NEXT DOOR'TO SANDY ELLIOT'S. Open Tues, Wed., Thurs,Sat., 9 to 6 Friday 9 to 9 We specialize in PERMS, COLOUR, SHAPING, SHAMPOOS & SETS. For appointment phone 235-1452 Exeter With a crescent arrangement Of White snapdragons and pink Sensation roses, candelabra and ferns forming a backgropnd in Mt. Pleasant United Church, Aileen M. Selves, daughter of Mr. Elsner Selves and the late Mrs. Selves, Science Hill, and F. Harold Durgin, Watford, son Of Mr. and Mrs. G. Harry Bur- gin, Kirkten, exchanged mar- riage vows on. Saturday, May /0 at 7 pm. Rev, Theodore Elliott, as- sisted by Rev, C. D. Henderson, St. Catherines, uncle of the groom, performed the cere- mony. Mrs, Walter McDougalci played the Wedding music and accompanied the soloist, Ken Blackler, RR 1 St, Marys, who sang the "Wedding Prayer" and ,"0 Perfect Love." Given in marriage by her father the bride Wore a simple, floor-length, empire gown of white peau de sole designed and made by the bride herself. It was styled with elbow-length jacket and detachable train and she wore a white lace mantilla brought from Peru for the wed- ding. A cascade of amabilis or- chids and stephanotis completed the bride's costume. Mrs, William. Lamond, St. Marys, sister of the bride, as matron of honor and Misses Janet Colquhoun, Sarnia, and Bernice Steele, Science Hill, as bridesmaids, were gowned alike in scoop-necked sheaths of azealia organza over taffeta with tiered organza overskirt fastened with fabric roses. They wore headresses of fabric roses Priest outlines 1st Farm north of Mt. Carmel PHONE 162R7 DASHWOOD Open evenings by appointment NANCY REGIER, PROP. Graduate of Bruno's, London and Miss Anna Soelen, were gowned similarly to the maid of honor in pale green with bouquet of yellow carnations and white mums. Teunis Van Steeg, Exeter, was best man for his brother and brothers of the bride, Al- bert and Henry Van den Brink, ushered. For travelling to Niagara Falls the bride changed to a blue linen sheath with matching jacket, white accessories and pink rose corsage. The couple will reside in Hensall. scapular origin photo by Mudge Mr. and Mrs. Garry Van Steeg Exchange vows in Aylmer Rebekahs entertain Mrs. James Drummond, RR 2 Kippen, centre, was elected president of South Huron District WI at the Annual held in Seaforth Thursday. Mrs. Harry Caldwell, Hensall, left, is secretary. Mrs. John MacLean, RR 3 Seaforth, right, is the provincial board member for the district. T-A photo orthern WI program outlined at area annual At the meeting of the Precious Blood CWL lathe school Monday evening Director Rev. Father Kelly spoke on the,origin of the brown scapular and on the Trap- pist Monastery in Kentucky which he visited recently. Father Kelly also reminded all the members to attend one of the retreats at Brescia Hall. A gift from the League is to be given each child making their first holy communion on Sun- day May 26. Mrs. H. Hinton won the mys- tery prize. President Mrs. G. Gregus was in the chair. Hostesses were Mrs. M. Gibb and Mrs. T. McCauley. White mums decorated the Christian Reformed Church, Aylmer, for the ceremony uni- ting in marriage Rie Van den Brink, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Van den Brink, RR 1 Belmont, and Garry Van Steeg, son of Mr. and Mrs. B.H. Van Steeg, RR 3 Exeter, on Friday, May 10 at 8 p.m. Rev. Carl Tuyl officiated. Given in marriage by her father the bride chose a floor- length gown of Alcenon lace and silk net over taffeta. The basque bodice had a jewelled outlined neckline and long lace lily point sleeves. The back of the gown had wide tiers of lace and cas- cading to the hemline of the very full bouffant skirt. Her finger- tip veil of silk illusion was held by a jewelled crown. She carried a bouquet of deep pink roses and white carnations. Miss Benny Van den Brink, Exeter, was maid of honor for her sister wearing a gown of blush pink chiffon over taffeta in waltz-length and fashioned with bateau neckline and long torso waistline and bouff ant skirt. Her accessories were whitd and she carried pink car- nations and white mums. Bri- desmaids, Miss Ann Van Lingen ATTEND CONFERENCE Mrs. Clifford Jory and Mrs. R. Jermyn of the Exeter Public School staff attended the spring conference of the Federation of Women Teachers Associations of Ontario, held in Windsor Saturday, May 11. In the morning a business meeting was held in the new auditorium of the university. At the noon luncheon Miss Angela Armitt of UWO was the guest speaker. Mrs. MacLean brought gree- tings from the FWIO and gave the latest WI news. She said a film with commentary would soon be available on the Ade- laide Hoodless Home. "Make Canada Lovely" has been taken on by the FSVIC as a centennial project. Mrs. MacLean sugges- ted that branches adopt a budget for the year to operate more effectively and also a curator should be appointed for each organization at all levels. WI members will attend the first summer school at OAC July 8-12 and she mentioned the visit of the ACWW president in Guelph June 20. The London area convention will be held November 4 and 5 in the new Holiday Inn Hotel, London. An invitation was ex- tended by members of Huron- dale WI for the next district annual to be held at their branch. Over 100 attended Friendship night at Pride of Huron Rebekah Lodge last Wednesday evening. A tableau was presented in which each local member was assigned a visitor and later she introduced her and presented her with a gift. DDP Mrs. Ray Crawford, Brussels, was present and spoke briefly. Others attended from Brussels, Strathroy, Hen- sall and London. Musical number s included solos by Mrs. Don Graham and Mrs. William Cann and an in- strumental by Mrs. Amiel Wil- lard. Pride of Huron are going to Brussels May 28 to celebrate the Rebekahs' birthday. Local Rebekahs will mark their birth- day June 5. The CP, & T committee of Oddfellows and Rebekahs re- cently voted $50 to Exeter swimming pool and $15 to the Cancer fund. citizenship and education, Mrs. Vivan Cooper, Kippen, histori- cal research and current ev- ents, Mrs. Garnet Patterson, RR 1 Dashwood; home econo- mics and health, Mrs. Newell Geiger, RR 1 Zurich; public relations, Mrs. Clarence Reid, Hensall; curator, Mrs. W. D. Mack, Credito n; resolutions, Mrs. Mervin Tieman, Dash- wood; junior convenor, Mis. William Strong, Seaforth. Mrs. J.C. Britton conducted the devotional at the beginning of the afternoon session. Mrs. Warren Brock and Mrs. Alvin Moir of Hurondale branch con- ducted in an memoriam service for departed members. Mrs. M.J. James and Mrs. Harold Rader, Dashwood favored with a duet with accompaniment by the former on the accordion. Mrs. J. Stewart, Seaforth, pla- yed an organ solo. Mrs. Tom Hem assisted by Mrs. Delmer Skinner of Elim- vile branch gave a demonstra- tion on arranging flowers and gave hints on cutting and trea- ting. Mrs. John MacLean, Sea- forth, provincial board mem- ber, received the Pennies for Friendship when each branch brought forward the pennies given by their members. The pennies weighed 25 pounds am- ounting to about $41. TIMELY TIPS When making a puffy souffle, after putting the mixture in a casserole to bake you make a circle around the edge about an inch deep with the bowl of a spoon held vertically. This will help the souffle to rise higher in the centre and look attrac- tive. Kelvinator Value! TWO DOOR REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER (Model K-'772) Net Volume: 13.1 cu. ft; 100 lb. separately insulated and refrigerated Freezer; 2 Aluminum Ice Trays; convenient Door Shelves. Automatic Defrosting Refrigerator with exclusive Hurnidiplate, sturdy Chrome Plated Shelves; Twin Porcelain Crispers; Package Pantry; Door Shelves; Butter and Cheese Chests; Twin Portable Egg Trays; Magnetic Door Closure Gasket. Overall Dimensions: 31" Wide, 63" high, 28 5/8" deep, Suggested Retail Price $499 Our Price N°rrade $339 Required The WI program in the Yukon and Northwest Territories of Canada, a review of the year's work and the election of officers highlighted the 41st annual mee- ting of South Huron WI District Annual held in Northside United Church, Seaforth, Thursday. Mrs. George Wilson, RR 6St. Marys, public relations conve- nor in the Yukon and the North- west Territories for the Fede- rated Women's Institutes of Ca- nada, was the speaker and sho- wed slides of the life of the people in the communities where a WI branch has been founded. Mrs. Wilson said the FWIC have been trying to devise ways and means of promoting the WI program in Northern Canada for the past two years since Mrs. William Hough, Stratford, who was then living there, founded four branches and, at last, a plan has been set up on a national basis called Unesco Gift Plan #36'7. Last August and September Mrs. Hough, now living inStrat- ford, revisited these branches and formed four more in other settlements. "To keep these functioning and aiding them as much as possible in these iso- lated regions is the FWIC pro- ject co-operating with Unesco" said Mrs. Wilson, who was in- troduced by Mrs. Fred Beer, Hensall. Miss Isabel Gilchrist, Huron home economist, said that Hu- ron County ranked the highest in the province in number of 4-H homemaking clubs and number of participants. Taking the latest project "Well Dres- sed and Well Groomed" were 41 clubs with 469 girls as members. "It is quite a feat to inspect the dusters and mark the record books of all these girls for the four Achievement Days in the county," said Miss Gilchrist. She completes her work in Huron County as home economist in Jtme, having ac- cepted a teaching position. ELECTION OF OFFICERS Miss Gilchrist also conducted the election and installation of officers. President is Mrs. James Drummond, RR 2 Kippen succeeding Mrs. Harry Strang who presided for the Annual. Vice - presidents are Mrs. Fred Beer, Henson and Mrs. W.D. Mack, Crediton; secre- tary-treasurer, Mrs. Harry Caldwell, Bois 176, Hensall; as- sistant, Mrs. Wilbert Dulling, Hensall; Federated Board member, Mrs. John MacLean, RR 3 Seaforth; alternate, Mrs. Harold Wolper, RR 2 Grand Bend; auditors, Mrs. ErvinRa- der and Mrs. John Rader, Dash- wood; district delegate, Mrs. James McAllister, ER 1 Zurich; alternate delegate, Mrs. Wil- bert billing, Hensall; Conveners of district stan- ding committees: agriculture and Canadian industries, Mrs. Gordon Papple, RR 5 Seaforth; We will allow up to $100 for your used refrigerator Ill Health ? See your doctor first. Bring your prescription to MIDDLETON'S DRUGS t,.tj,411sta6a2,, Boys' Cotton REGULAR 390 Crew Neck Asst'd Colors Sizes: 3 to 8 C . I IN --, , - ,,,i..• 4 ,-, 16„A...-4.4v) .., . I Knit I Shirts 294 EA. • 1 • e. 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