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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-10-10, Page 12Pills 12 Times-Advocate, Octob•r 10, 1.968 (photo by Doerr) MR. AND MRS. JOHN WAYNE SHANNON (photo by Doerr) MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM DAVID FORD Huron WI members convene at Cranbrook The Home of Quality Diamond Rings in Exeter ri attnepfs,eli JEWELLER Come see what Our new fall shipment has just arrived and we know there's something JUST FOR YOU .. You'll be pleasantly surprised at the gracious, new look it can bestow Residing in Exeter Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Cluff were married September 21 in St. Marys Roman Catholic Church, Woodstock. The bride is the former Lucy Pietryszyn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Pietryszyn, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Cluff, all of Woodstock. The couple is residing in Exeter where the groom is employed with the Bank of Nova Scotia. SWIFTS GOLDEN DEW STUART HOUSE FOIL WRAP 12"x25' 1 LB. 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LB. 4 From Hayter Turkey Ranch KITCHENER PACKERS PARTY STYLE READY TO EAT SKINLESS DEFATTED HAMS BSOMNAE IN LB.79 FRUITS & VEGETABLES ORANGES CA L1I8FAR NIA 2 DOZ, 89 YAMS LOUISIANA 2 LB. 334 POTATOES ONTARIO WASHED NO, 1 0 25 LB. BAG 10P74 Early autumn ..nuptials popular choice of district couples At the Huron County WI 'rally held in Cranbrook Monday, Miss Susan Heard, Huron County home economist, reported that there were 61 clubs taking part in the fall 4-H project ``Cottons May Be Smart". The next project will be "Meat on the Menu". Senior training school this fall will be "Dressmaking with a Difference." Several Institutes in West Huron displayed and explained how to do some different and interesting hobbies. Mrs. Stanley Bride gave a report on the Ontario Food Council's work through the summer checking on the quality of fresh fruits and vegetables. Mrs. Harry Strang brought greetings from the London area. Twenty-four answered the roll call from South Huron. Miss Sharon Passmore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Passmore, RR 3 Exeter, was the winner of Mrs. Sarah. Saunders, formerly of Exeter and now residing in Atwood, was reunited recently with her sister, Mrs. Edith Claber, Middleton, Manchester, Lancashire, England, whom she has not seen since 1924. She also met her brother-in-law, Charles Claber, for the first time. Mr. and Mrs. Claber will be spending a month at the home of Mr., and Mrs, Tom Vickerman, formerly of Exeter, Mrs. Agnes Fanson celebrated her 80th birthday at the home of her daughter, and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Keith MeLagan, Logan Township where she resides. Sixty relatives gathered Sunday afternoon for a birthday dinner. Mr. & Mrs. Edgar Squire attended family gathering in honor of their fifty-first wedding anniversary Sunday at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Harold r Chittick, Blansharcl. Those present included Gordon Chittiek, Mr. & Mrs. Clare Chittiek,• tendon Mr. & Mrs, Alan Litchfeild, London_,. Marys, Mr, &. Mrs. Cecil Squire and Bill, Whalen and Mitt a. Laing and Mr. & Mrs, Richard Lamond, London.. Siousseds "4,0 A motor trip through Ontario. And. qttehen ft.).11niveti. .SatnrdaY's Wedding in glimville. United Church' which united MariPP. Anne ..Johns, daughter of Mr...and Mrs.. Howard johns, RR Woodham, and John Wayne ShantiOn,. son -of Mr, .4.110 Mrs, Alvin Shannon, Sarnia. Rashets of white mums .and .snapdragons and giant golden mums formed the setting for the ceremony conducted by Rev. Stewart Miner, Thames Entering the church on the arm of her father, the bride wore a floor-length Mine gown. ,of white neap de sole styled with a bateau neckline, long sleeves and An empire waistline .accented with soft bow 'trim. Her graceful train, edged with the same delicate Swiss lace which trimmed the sleeves and 'hem of the gown, fell .softly from the waistline accented by an arrangement of peau de sole roses. Her scalloped four,tiered French silk illusion veil was gathered to a headpiece of white lace petals and semi-crown of crystals. She carried a full cascade bouquet of yellow roses. Sisters of the bride were her only attendants. Mrs. James Sweitzer, London, matron of honor, in Persian melon, and Miss Carol Johns, Toronto, bridesmaid, in marina blue, wore similarly styled sleeveless sheaths of chiffon over satin. The gowns featured matching guipure lace bodices,. empire waists accented with bows at front and flowing chiffon back panels falling from shoulders to floor. The attendants' ,floral cluster headpieces holding double crown veils, matched their dresses and their shoes. They carried gold and bronze mums with wide gold velvet ribbons. Best man was Robert Swan, Toronto. Ushers were Steve Johns, only brother of the bride, and Thomas Janes, brother-in-law of the groom, Sarnia. The wedding dinner was served in the church parlor and a reception followed at Engleside Farm, the home of the bride's parents. The bride's mother chose a dark green velvet gown, matching velvet hat and a gardenia and stephanotis corsage. The groom's mother had selected a gold dress and jacket of silk shantung, feather hat in gold tones, brown accessories and a corsage of yellow roses. For travelling, the bride changed to a royal blue frosted souffle wool suit, navy and black accessories and a corsage of yellow roses. . On their return they will live in Sarnia. The bride is a graduate of the Victoria Hospital School of Nursing, class of 1968, and will join the staff of Sarnia General Hospital in November. The groom graduated from Fanshawe College of Applied Arts and Technology in 1967 and is continuing his studies at Lambton College in Sarnia. 94,134e- Neeitele Calvary United Church at Dashwood was the scene Saturday of a pretty autumn candlelight wedding when Bonnie Heather McCrae, ,daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Kenneth McCrae, Dashwood,was united in marriage to William David Ford, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. James Ford, London. Mrs. Robert Hoffman as soloist accompanied by Mrs. Lorne Kleinstiver sang The Wedding Benediction and The Lords Prayer. Rey', Bruce •Guy officiated the ceremony, at The church was decorated. With pnrPle. muma and white candelabras with white Candle! were placed on POWs, windows and the church. chancel, Oven: in marriage by her father, the bride chose a. fleor-lerigth geWn of imported. chantilly- lace featuring brief *eves,: fluted neck line and. petite ppis de sois buttons trimming the front. .A flowing chapel train fell from the back. A floret trimmed with seed. pearls held her shoulder length veil of French pure silk illusion, She carried a cascade of white orchids and purple mums,. stephanotis and The bridal attendants were Miss Mary Ann Hayter, Dashwoed, as maid of honour, And Mrs, Robert Cornelius, Sarnia and Misses Margaret and Maureen Ford, twin sisters of the groom, London, as bridesmaids. Their dresses of purple velvet Mrs. S. Miner UCW speaker The October meeting of Unit 3 of James St. UCW was held Monday in the Sunday School rooms with Unit Leader Mrs. Mervyn Cudmore presiding. Mrs. George Vriese lead a singsong of Thanksgiving hymns. The guest speaker, Mrs. Stuart Miner was introduced by Mrs. Robert Down. Mrs. Miner led in Bible study and discussion of the theme "What Is A Christian?" She was thanked by Mrs. Robert Coates. Mrs. Harry Dougall and Mrs. Robert Down presented the study book and devotions assisted by Mrs. Grace Elsie and Mrs. Alice MacLean. Main St.- ladies plan bazaar The afternoon unit of the Main St. UCW met Thursday afternoon. Thanksgiving was the theme chosen by Mrs. Harold Skinner, who opened the meeting. Others who assisted with the program were Mrs. M. Brown, Mrs. P. Merkley, Mrs. B. Marshall and Mrs. M. Gardiner. A musical number was played by Mrs. Ed Finkbeiner and there was a reading by Mrs. E. Russell. Business concerned the bazaar on November 23 and the regional meeting to be held at' Hensall October •23. • Beta Sigma Phi pledges attend Beta Sigma Phi Sorority members entertained their prospective pledges Tuesday evening at a model meeting at the home of Mrs. C. S. MacNaughton. Mrs. Jack Taylor and Mrs. Kevin Delbridge were in charge of the theme "Your Day Socially". They demonstrated the proper way to set a table far a breakfast, a luncheon and formal dinner. Louise McBride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmore McBride, Exeter, was named the recipient of the $50 nursing scholarship donated by the Sorority. Members have agreed to sell cystic fibrosis Christmas cards again this year. , Lunch was served by Mrs. Tom Arthur and Mrs. Bill Essery assisted by the hostess, Mrs. MacNaughton. were styled with empire waists and attached capes. They carried cascades of mauve iceburg mums centred with white taPers and wore matching mums in their hair. Robert Ford, London, twin brother of the groom, was best man, Robert Hoffman, Dash Wood and Tinigthy Connelly, Londpn, ushered the guests. The wedding dinner was held at the Dashwood Community Centre, The bride's mother received guests in a shrimp shantung dress with beaded trim and matching coat, She wore a feather and petal hat of bronze colours with brown accessories and a corsage of bronze mums. She was assisted by the groom's mother who wore a blue brocade dress with feather hat and a corsage of bronze mums. Later, the bride changed to a camel colour knit dress with matching coat and hat and brown accessories. Following a short honeymoon, the couple will reside in London. PRE-NUPTIAL EVENTS Miss McCrae was honoured at several showers prior to her marriage. Showers were given by Miss Mary Ann Hayter and Mrs. Robert Cornelius, bridal attendants, at Dashwood; Mrs. Ray Ford and Miss June Ford in London; business associates of the actuarial department of the London Life Insurance Co.; office employees of the Allen Electric Company. A dinner party at the Camelot. Room in Hotel London given by friends from the London Life Insurance Company was enjoyed by the young couple. Rader -2Veatieued Immanuel Lutheran Church, Bristol, Connecticut, was the setting recently for the wedding of Miss Roberta Wentland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Wentland of Bristol and Arthur L. Rader, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Rader of Dashwood. The nuptial ceremony was performed by Rev. Robert J. Reidel amid a setting of yellow and white gladioli. Miss Lynn Wentland was the maid of honour for her sister. Mrs. Judith Wentland, sister-in- law of the bride, Miss Darlene KIST Ginger Ale or Pepsi NO RETURN OTS. 4 2802; 890 Morris, of Danbury and Misss Jaclyn Bernstein, were the bridesmaids. Kenneth Rader, brother of the bridegroom from 'Dashwood, served as the best man. Guests Were ushered by Richard Rader, brother of the bridegroom from Dashwood, ThOnlas Wentland, brother of the bride and Roger Borchin of New Jersey, Thomas Wentland, Jr. nephew of the bride, was the ring bearer. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was attired in a silk organza gown with tufted and daisy Venice lace overlay on the bodice with wedding ring neckline, short sleeves, lace edging the skirt hemline and chapel train highlighted with lace appliques. Her bouffant elbow-length silk illusion veil was arranged from a silk organza PP box trimmed with daisy Venice lace- She carried three long stem white roses,. The maid of honour and bridesmaids wore floor-length maize saki skimmer gowns with bateau daisy Venice lace chain with maize centers on bodice front and edging the cap sleeves, twin Watteau panels in back accented with large covered buttons. Their forehead caps of white daisies and maize loop bows featered bouffant veils, They carried cascade bouquets of white shasta daisies, Guests from Massachusetts, Ontario and the surrounding area, attended the reception at La Quinta's Rose Room, Wolcott. For their Gape end honeymoon, the bride wore a two piece brown and white knit suit with brown accessories. They will make their home in St, Louis, Missouri. The bride, a private secretary, is a graduate of Fisher Junior College. Her husband is a student at Concordia Lutheran Seminary in St, Louis- Neleit€44 q4.401# Carol Lynn Henry became the bride of Gary Clayton Mathers in a late afternoon September setting in St. John's By The Lake Anglican Church, Grand Bend. Baskets of white and pink gladioli decorated the church for the ceremony which united the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T.W. Henry, CFS Falconbridge, and the son of Mr. and Mrs. C.E. Mathers, Grand Bend. On, the arm of her father, the bride looked stunning in her floor-length wedding gown of delicate white chantilly lace. The bodice was highlighted by a flattering jewel neckline, and long puffed wrist-length sleeves. Elegance was portrayed in the gently controlled "cage" style, while a delicate satin ribbon touched with tiny satin buttons fell from the neckline to the floor. The main center of attention was focused on the elegant cathedral nylon illusion veil cascading from a cap of tiny Swiss guipure lace petals touched with tiny seed pearls. She carried miniature white carnations, pink sweetheart roses and a mauve orchid. Her attendants were Gwen Henry, London, and Shawyn Tracy Lee Henry, Falconbridge. Attending the groom as best man was Jerry Mathers, London. Usher was Darryl Henry, Falconbridge. Following a reception at the Green Forest Motel, Grand Bend, the couple left on a honeymoon trip to the Bruce Peninsula. The bride travelled in a two-piece boucle suit of deep mauve with fox fur trim, and black accessories. They are residing in London. The bride is a RNA at Victoria Hospital and the groom is employed at Gallagher Motors. this year's South Huron WI scholarship. Mrs. Wilfred Mack announced there would be an officers' workshop in Clinton November 14. Mrs. Wesley Bradnock was re-appointed as chairman. West Huron tendered an invitation for next year's rally. Mrs. Bride, Mrs. Mack, Mrs. Strang and Mrs. Bradnock gave an interesting panel report on the ACWW convention held in Lansing, Michigan. Slides were shown. RED ROSE TEA BAGS 60s 794 BALLET TOILET SOFT SPUN WHITE OR COLOURED TISSUE 2 2 ROLL PKGS. 494 . ...... . CLOVER CREAM ICE CREAM 1/2 GALLON SUPREME FANCY FROZEN PEAS 2 LB. PKG, 494 "r_ 4110.tetir .. . . . . P%-e0:6