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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1963-08-22, Page 8MR. AND MRS. . photo by Jack Doerr HENRY POST Sisters attend bride Thursday, Aug. 22 to Saturday, Aug. 31 NINE DAYS OF FAST, FURIOUS SELLING HUNDREDS OF SHOES ON DISPLAY, PLAINLY MARKED FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE. COME EARLY, COME OFTEN. YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS THIS MONEY SAVING EVENT. EXTRA CLERKS TO SERVE YOU. OUR MOTTO: "CLEAN HOUSE EVERY YEAR REGARDLESS OF PRICE. THESE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE OUTSTANDING VALUES WE ARE OFFERING. CHILDREN'S School Shoes CHILDREN'S Party Shoes TEEN-AGE Dress Shoes TEEN-AGE School Shoes HIGH SCHOOL Boy's Casuals STURDY Boy's Oxfords Straps and Ties Assorted Styles Black, Brown, Tan Assorted Colors Suede and Leather Black and Brown Assorted Colors ASsorted Styles and Styles Foam Soles Neolite Soles Regular to $5.95 Resular to $5.95 Regular to $6.95 Regular to $8.95 Regular to $8.95 Regular to $9.95 SALE $2 91 SALE $3.88 SALE $ 1.94 SALE $3.88 SALE $2.91 SALE $3.88 Pogo Q TimqA,Acivpoto.•,,, .August 22, 1903 00* 40041 David. Floedy and Don. Mac- Namara of Windsor vieitedwith Mr. and Mrs. E. Lindenfield ever the weekend after attend,. ieg camp at Pleten. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Fuke, Torente, called in Exeter Sun, day after spending the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. W. G. Cock- rare, grand Bend. Mr. and Mrs, Ed. chambers and Gloria accompanied by Mr, F. W. Clark arid Mrs. Frieda Snell attended the Chambers picnic at Canatara Park, Sar- nia, Sunday, Mr. and. Mrs, Chester Tay- lor, London, spent last Wed- nesday a guest of Mrs. Bessie Taylor, Nelson St. Miss Ann. Creech is holiday- ing this week in Farmington, Mich. with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Daley end daughter Lorraine, Mr. Emery C. Jerrnyn of Vancouver is visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Jermyn, Riverside Drive. He is the oldest male scholar to attend the recent reunion of SS 7 Biddulph (Gran- ton). Misses Betty Coates, Verna Cpates, Meta Salter and Mrs. Margaret Fletcher left Wed- nesday morning on a few days' motor trip. r 'N FANCIL5 . • photo by Kilbreath Bros. MR. AND MRS. ALLAN L. TAYLOR start fall early! Elimville honors departing couple Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ford, Con. 2, Usborne Township were guest of honor at a party in Elimville Hall Friday evening. They recently moved to Exeter to reside. The evening was spent in playing cards and reminiscing. Mrs. Harold Taylor expressed regrets of all at losing two good friends and neighbors and. Whit- ney Coates presented Mr, and Mrs. Ford with a card table and chairs. Both expressed appre- ciation. Their family was present for the occasion including Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ford and daughter., Hanover, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ford, Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Reg Ford and girls, St. Catha- rines; Mr. and Mrs. William Ford on the farm in Usborne. The ladies of the commu- nity served lunch. Will live in Exeter The marriage ceremony was performed by Mr. Robert Booth, Toronto, Mrs. Irving Snider, Zurich, furnished the wedding music. Given in marriage by her uncle, William Eagleson, Grand Bend, the bride wore a floor- length gown of Chantilly lace over taffeta styled with fitted bodice, round neckline and lily point sleeves. The bouffant skirt which extended in a slight train, was fashioned with tiers of lace and trimmed with sequins. Her elbow-length veil of silk French Fashionable Dresses Fall moods prevail in exciting first run fashions. Fashion takes oe a disarming simplicity in the new figure skimming lines and flattering flares. These lovely dresses will get starring roles in any fall wardrobe, Excitingly New Fall ich, was best man and Albert Vanderlaan and Hank Bosch ushered. A reception was held in the church rooms where the bride's mother received guests in light blue dress with lace overskirt and white carnation and red sweetheart corsage. For a trip to the Thousand Islands the bride changed to a pale blue linen sheath with cor- sage of red carnations and white button mums. The couple will reside at RR 1 Embro. The bride is on the teaching staff of John Knox Christian School, Woodstock. out of town guests attended the wedding from Woodstock, Blenheim, Sarnia, Chatham, Wyoming, Strathroy, Aylmer, Hamilton, Forest and London. SWEATERS Three from here attend art clinic Miss Mary Van Camp and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Koch, of town attended Lake Huron Zone. Recreation Council Art Day in Owen Sound Thursday. Over 50 artists from all over Western Ontario painted scenes from the Yacht Club whichlater were criticised by Mrs. Preen Campbell, Guelph. This is the third "Art Day" this summer; they have proved to be very popular. Priced From $4.95 Thinking about your new fall ward- robe? The place to start, of course, is with your foundation garments. May I suggest you make your ap- pointment now. UNTLEr IRWIN'S Three sisters were the bride's attendants when Miss Sadie Vanderlaan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ubel Vanderlaan, RR 3, Exeter, exchanged mar- riage vows with Henry Post, RR 1 Embro, son of Rev. and Mrs. H. Post, Rynsburg, on Friday, August 16 at 8 pm in Christian Reformed Church, Exeter. Red and white gladioli and ferns formed the background for the ceremony performed by Rev. A. J. Steinstra, Miss Jane Syrier, Stratford, provided tra- ditional wedding music. For her wedding the bride chose a floor-length gown of white nylon over taffeta styled with fitted bodice extending to a V in the front, scalloped neck- line forming a V in the back and trimmed with iridescent sequins and long lily point sleeves. The bouffant skirt was fashioned with two rows of lace down the front. A crown of sequins held her elbow-length veil of silk illusion. She carried a white Bible crested with a white orchid and stephanotis. Her attendants, Miss Wendy Vanderlaan, as maid of honor, Miss Tinie Vanderlaan as bridesmaid and Wilma Vander- lean as flower girl were gowned alike in pale blue street-length dresses of crystal sheer with scalloped necklines and short scalloped sleeves. They wore matching flower headdresses with short veils and carried cascades of white and blue Ice- burg mums. William Westerik, RR 2 Zur- EXETER Ontario Mrs. V. Armstrong 89 ANNE ST , EXETER Phone 235-1920 Your Head Quarters For Vitamins OF THE YEAR mill s Anniversary SALE THE SALE Ninth Mr. and Mrs.Allan Lawrence Taylor will make their home in Exeter on their return from a honeymoon spent in Ottawa and Eastern Ontario. The couple were married in the Palm room of the Sahara Motel, Sarnia, on S at urda y, August 10 at 3:30 pm. The bride is the daughter of the late Cameron MacGregor and granddaughter of Mrs. L ulu MacGregor, Grand Bend, and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Taylor, also of Grand Bend, are parents of the groom. ' ee 1 wes held by an erganZa rose, She carried pink rosebede end Carel Taylor, greed. Bend, sister of the groellil as Maid of honor, was gowned in a street-, length dress of silk er ga z a ever taffeta ie peacpele Wee with matching headdress. Marion MacGregor, Parkhill, emisin of the bride, as bridesmaid, aed Dianne TaYier, sister of the groom, as junior bridesmaid, were gowned similarly to the meid of honor, in deep pink, The attendants carried baskets of shaste daisies with centres matchirig the colpr of their dresses, Glen Gratton, Grand Bend, wes best man and Fred Des- jardine and Rpnald Oration both of Grand Bend ushered. A reception was held in the Sahara bale o ny dining room where Mrs. Macgregor, grand- mother of the bride, received guests in a wiee silk jersey dress with white accessories and corsage of white roses. The groom's mother chose navy silk with romance accessories and Pararnette Syrup $2.95, $5.50, $8.50 Infantol $6,25, $3.50, $2.25, $1.25 Tri-Vi-Sol $4.25, $2.95, $1.65 V1-Daylin $5.55, $3.35, $1.65 Parmettes Special, 25-day size FREE with $6.00 Size One-A-Day Multiple Vitamins . . . . . $4.49, $2.75, $1.49 Vita-Pops $2.50 Haliborange ,C' Tablets, 100 for $3.80 Maltevol Vitamin and Iron Tonic $2.50 cheeso with apple pie . _ Tills year the Kingston aed Di str ic t AgrIctilturel Spciety have ennpunced that eereething new been added te the hals, ine seetion df the weirient A neer speetal class hae been added to the PfUe list, an t (Ap- pie Pie with Cheddar Cheese Crost." For wOuld-be eontese tarits who would lilse the recipe, it is as follows; ' "Peepare yotir favprite pie crust, add 2/3 cup grated cned- dar cheeee to tne Upper crust and bake as yoe would en or- dinary matching eorsage. For travelling the bride changed to a raspberry silk shantung dress with white ac- cessories end white corsage of gardenias end rpsehuds, geeets attending from a cii$, tance were from Detroit, In- dianapolis, London, Fontbill, Toronto and Seaforth. Plan schools for 4-H topic During the next two Weeks the Huron county 4 41 Henie- making CIO leaders Will attend tpritireientg“ Ts2emelnsicyf Z yt,,hoedefat ing with the importance of dairy products. Leaders te this community will train at the Legion Hall, lieesall, August 27 and 28. If impossible to ettand t hie school others are being held in Wesley Willis United Church, Clinton, August 22 aed ?3 and Com, mtmity Arena, Wingham, August 29 and 30, Leaders f'or Kipper' 4-H club "The Thrifty Kippenettee" are Mrs. Robert gemmell andMrs. Stewart Pepper; HuroncialeJol- ly Jills, Mrs. John Pym and Mrs. William Dougall; ton, Mrs. Lorne Hodge, Miss Jean Martene and Mr s, Al Smith; Elimville, Mrs. Norman Jaques and Mrs. Ross Skinner; EXETER Just arrived in time for Fall and back to school. You will find all the latest styles and colours available. Priced from $4.95 up NEXT DOOR TO SANDY ELLIOT'S Open Tues” Wed,, Thurs., Sat” 9 to 6 Friday to 9 We specialize in mows, COLOUR, SHAPING, SHAMPOOS & SETS For appointment phone 205-1452 Exeter PAlt .044 •P.II.g.e4 -PrpAct MA, plastic bag .aaci put in frepeer .te Make laressicrumils, Whenever needed, If :P.Tt .)4re.aticrumia.s. 4r.P ealled Or, take twO. froop. slices and .grata tilegi on the grater, py the time ie greted the premhs erg thewed and even text4ro,. You Cannot Afford To Miss This Sale Dashwood, Mrs, El?en Weigeed end Mrs, AncielPli " SKIRTS Beth's HAIR. STYLING MEN'S Dress Oxfords Black and Brown Regular to $12.95 SALE $5.83 MEN'S Dress Oxfords Leather Soles Assorted Styles Regular to $17.95 SALE $7 77 MEN'S Work Boots Cork Soles Goodyear Welt Cons. Regular to $9.95 SALE $7.77 MEN'S Casual Oxfords Foam Soles Suede and Leather itegutar to $9.95 SALE $3.88 WOMEN'S Dress Pumps Assorted Colors and Styles Regular to $8.95 SAL E 97c Care of gloves Good grooming require s spotless gloves. To keep cotton gloves bright and new looking, the Canadian Cotton Council suggest that they should be washed before they become badly soiled. Use cool water and Mild soap flakes. Since knuckle and fin- gertip areas tend to pick up heavier Soil, scrub these areas wi a soft, well-lathered brush before washing. Rinse in clear, cool water. Then roll the gloves in a terry cloth towel and squeeze to re- move all excess water. This also keeps colored gloves from streaking. While the gloves are still damp, stretch them lengthwise and blow into the gloves to re- gale their original shape. Then place on a towel and dry at room temperature. WOMEN'S Dress Pumps High Illusion Heels Assorted Colors Regular te $9.95 SALE $1.94 WOMEN'S Dress Pumps Broken Lines Regular to $9 .9 5 SAL E $3.88 WOMEN'S $1 94 L 0 r TA b alkk Dress Pumps ASsortecl Styles and Colors Regular to sELOS SALE $2,91 - SPECIAL - Men's Oxfords - Small Sizes Sale Reg. to $15.95 si 94 Black arid Brown A Good Boy For Growing Boys Bedroom Slippers - Women's Canvas Casuals - 9.94 Teen T Age Jets Ass't Styles - $1.94 Women's Dress Pumries $4.85 WOM EN'S Dress Gores Arch Supports Wa lking Heals Regular to $12.95 SALE $5 83 NIZISTYLE YOUR NAIR SO UNIQUE - FRIENDS WILL STOP FORA SECOND PEEN .10°A, 'OFF All New Fall Merchandise Including Luggage /stir SHE ' BtO IFUL TM'S SHOE STORE Ltd. WOMEN'S Dress Pumps ONTARIO WOMEN'S SUMMER Sandals Beige and White itegi.aar to' 0.43 SALE $2 91 EXETER Silhouette HAIR FASHIONS 141ONt tktttit Blaticfr• Brown, Beige Assorted Stiotoi Regular to, $12.95 SALE $4,85