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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-06-15, Page 13McGregor Top Quality . Beef Government Inspected Whole Half Beef 70' Beef 71' Cut and Wrapped Quick Frozen Free Delivery Within 10 Mile Phone 262-5839 . 4.01.11111..ruerte. ,..11100111t (pix by Peake) MR. AND MRS. PAUL SCHWARTZENTRUI3ER (photo by Phillips) MR. AND MRS. MARVIN JAMES BOWER Treat Dad Royally From Our Sure To Please List * Watches e Wallets go Rings • Bar Sets • Cuff Link & Tie Bar • Blue Mountain Sets Beer Mugs Modlitptch Straps JetVWCrsesi iv Pipe Stands • Ice Buckets • Desk Sets • Pocket Watches • Stop Watches For The Racing Enthusiast -v. Welcome Campers Come In And Browse Around Jock Smith JEWELLER Main St, Exeter age4 &ad The Times-Advocate would like to wish many happy returns to these people who joined the Over 80 Club this week. congratulations to; R. E. Pooley, Exeter, 81, June 7, 1972. Mrs.' Edith Shapton, Huronview, 96, June 5, 1972. Mrs, Ken. McKellar, 86, June 11, 1972. Its FOR BOYS July 9 — 22 FOR GIRLS a July 30 - Aug.12 — 13 yrs. $25 per wk. M CAMP CANBAY Bayfieid, Ont. time Par Details Tel. 2354126 MR. AND MRS. JIM HOFFMAN (photo by Doerr) lwdowrwiNe WADE INSURANCE AGENCY (Terry) Wade Total Instiretice 8ervitel Auto — Pire lass iektieSs and Accident !mottle Life fOehtionis --Surety Bonds, et& 1 would be happy td discuSs your particular insurance needs, Celt today Or et renewal time. Phoine dreditop 2VI.6368 orLucan 74661 Chainway Anniversary Sale 10% OFF ALL MERCHANDISE June 19 to June 24 ONE WHOLE WEEK Keep Cool Cool and Comfortable With Esso Central Air Conditioning. ii you have warm air home heating, you 're halfway there already! Feature Price Only 437 . EXETER Phone 2.0862 wirit,VW.Mca. t./ June is popular month to wed Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Davis, Centralia and James Gordon, youngeSt son of Mr. and Mrs. T. Harry Hoffman, Dashwood, Baskets of white gladioli, shasta daisies, and large blue mums with white candelabra formed the background for the double ring ceremony. Mr. Pavicl Elston, was organist and ac- companied the groom's father who sang "The Wedding Prayer" and "Ave Maria" and "Walk Hand in Hand." Given in marriage by 'her father, the bride wore a floor length gown of white Chiffon. The bodice with empire waistline was highlighted by a victorian neckline and full-length Juliet sleeves, caught by a cuff, enhanced with sprays of flowery swiss guipure lace appliques, The skirt formed its own cathedral train, draping from mid waist, To complete her outfit, the bride wore a fingertip illusion veil with a dainty headpiece made of petals and flowers of the same &lead e440:4144f Karen E, Jennison, and Richard Collens solemnized their marriage vows at a service held in Grand Bend United Church, June 3, 1972, Rev. Dobson conducted the service, with music by Mrs. Clark Kennedy. Marlene Rader was the soloist. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a long,white dress, with a smocked lace top, and sleeves. The skirt was chiffon over polyester satin and she wore a waist length veil, with a pearl beaded headpiece. The bridal bouquet was of pink roses, lily of the valley, with ivy hanging down. Jean Mason, sister of the bride,was the maid of honor, with Gayle Arbing, bridesmaid and junior bridesmaids, Vicki Desjardine, niece of the bride,and Kelly Collens, niece of the groom. The senior attendants wore long flowered gowns of purple, gold, green and orange and carried yellow roses and yellow and white daisies. The junior attendants wore long gold dresses with flowered trim and carried baskets of yellow and white daisies and purple flowers. John Meeuse was the best man, and Bill Ferguson and Richard Jennison were the ushers. Following a reception held at Ye Old Theatre, Grand Bend, the couple took a wedding trip to the New England States. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs,Robert Jennison, Grand Bend, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Collens, Guelph. Both the bride and groom will be working at the Bank of Montreal in Toronto, and will make their home there. was ring timer. The reception was held at the f,,ucan, Memorial Arena,. with smorgasbord dinner for the gg) guests. For the two week vacation in Rawall, the bride left in a long white crimplene :gown, with sailor style, with red trim and a navy cape, lined in red, with red, white and navy accessories. The groom also chose an .outfit in matching colors of the brides. On their return, they will reside 1)a.shwood. RAY-0—VAC 3 Pc, Set Lantern—Battery— Vacuum Bottle (pix by Peake) • Short sleeve sport shirts and cool knits for the hot weather from $6,00 • Wash and Wear Fortrel stretch slacks . . . from $19.95 • Walking shorts and swim trunks .. . . $5.95 to $9.95 • Sport coats and co-ordinates „ . . $49.00 to $79.50 • Dress Straw Hats $4.00 • Permanent Press pyjamas .. ..... $6.50 to $8.00 • Sweaters • Ties Cuff Links; Belts: Sox: Special Sale, Men's all wool worsted suits and do-Ordinates reg. to $89.150 Sale $59,00 Headquarters for Freeman's 'complete Formal Wear rental Servite tot every occasion, Tailored to fit like your very own. Ask for our new illustrated price list. MRS. RICHARD COLLENS Present gift to retiring president The May meeting of McGillivray Women's, Institute was held in the township hall. The President, Mrs. Wes Lewis, opened the meeting with Institute Ode followed by the Mary Stewart collect, Roll call was answered by "a custom I like from another country." The motto "Never return a kindness. Pass it on," was given by Mrs. Joe Carey. Plans were made for a bus trip to Frankenmouth, Michigan in June. A demonstration on making soap was given by Mrs. Laverne Allison and was enjoyed by all. A gift was presented to the retiring President Mrs. Tom Kooy. Lunch was served by the committee in charge. qt$#$fdIft Aitire4, lit Trivitt Memorial Anglican Chtireh, Exeter Was the seene of a pretty wedding June $, 1972 when Rev. Dr,. B. R, Rekeby- Thomas, rector of St. Patrick's, SaintsbUrY, united in marriage Heather Marie, only daughter of guipure lace. She carried a white Bible with a spray of bridal pink sweetheart roses and streamers. Matron of honour was the bride'saunt Mrs. Ralph Simpson, Maid .of honour was Miss Gloria Meyer‘ a cousin. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Jack Taylor, sister of the groom , Mrs. Wayne Love, Susan Lilley;jtmior bridesmaid, Nancy Kerby; and flower girl Donna McFalls, all cousins of the bride. They all wore floor length gowns in pale blue chiffon made similar to the bride's with white daisies trimming the empire waistlines, Each carried baskets filled with pale blue carnations, shasta daisies, baby's breath and white streamers, All wore in- dividual clusters of pale blue baby's breath in their hair. Best man was Jim Hayter. Ushers were Michael Davis, brother of the bride, Bob Hoff- man and Bill Hoffman, brothers of the groom, and George Keller. Junior usher was Jeff Young, cousin of the bride and Jeffrey Taylor, nephew of the groom, 50440tWet volve 549,44efit reenway United Church was the setting, when Irene Johanna Eagleson and Paul Leroy SO- wartzentruber pledged their wedding vows, June 3, 1973.1. Grecian urns of pink carnations and mauve mums, and a ea.n- delabrum decorated the church for the service, conducted by Rev. H. C. Dobson. Music was provided by Evelyn Carts, with MrGve siRnary in ey marriage Srnith ,as by s holoisetr. father, the bride wore a gown of white charm crystalette, with a fitted bodice accented with lace and ruffles, and long sleeves, with small buttons on the cuffs. The cathedral train was trimmed with the same lace as the dress, and she wore a shoulder length veil. Her bouquet was a cascade of white carnations and pink roses, Janis Eagleson, sister of the bride was the maid of honor, with bridesmaids Mrs. Bonnie McNutt, sister of the groom, Marlene Bullock, and flower girl, Heather Browning, cousin of the groom. The attendants were dressed alike in empire-styled gowns, with gathered skirts. The dresses of mauve polyester, had short, puffy sleeves and were trimmed with purple. The attendants wore tiny bows in their hair, and carried nosegays of mums and gcaowrnnast,ions to complement their Lloyd Schwartzentruber, brother of the groom, was the best man, and the ushers were Joe Eagleson, brother of the bride and Rick Sch- wartzentruber, brother of the groom. Junior ushers were Chris Eagleson, brother of the bride, and Terry Schwartzentruber, brother of the groom. Martin Eagleson, brother of the bride, was the ring-bearer. After a reception at Dashwood Community Centre, the couple left for a wedding trip to the Southern States. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Graham Eagleson, Parkhill, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sch- wartzentruber, Exeter. The newlyweds will live at RR 1, Exeter. VO4/f.4 - 9444 Hensall United Church was the seging June 3, 1972 for the marriage of Lynda Kathleen Fuss and Marvin James Bower. Rev. .,Donald Beck conducted the doable-ring ceremony, and Mrs. John Turkheim was the organist. Bonnie Mason was the soloist. ' Given in marriage by'i, her father, the bride wore a white empire-waisted gown of peau de soie, with long sleeves, and a high neckline, complemented with white daisy trim. Her cathedral- length veil was held by a wedding ring, and was trimmed with white daisies. The bride was attended by her sister Cathy, maid of tiOnor, bridesmaids Mrs. Joyce McCarter, sister of the groom, Dianne Adkins, cousin of the bride,and Cheryl Fuss, sister of the bride. The bride's cousin, Sueanne Adkins, was the flower girl. The attendants were dressed alike in long, empire-waisted orange floral sheer over tafetta. They wore yellow floppyl hats with long yellow streamers, and carried one yellow orchid; The flower girl wore a long white gown of peau de sole, trimmed with a green velvet ribbon: The wedding flowers were sent from Hawaii by the bride's aunt, Marg Fuss,. Jim Campbell was the best man, and ushers were Ken McCarter, Bob Parsons,and Gary Truemner, Randy McCarter nephew of the groom, was the ring bearer. After a reception at Zurich Community Centre, the couple took a wedding trip to Northern Ontario. The bride's travelling outfit was a red, white and blue, print dress, with a white sleeveless coat, and navy ac- cessories, The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. William Fuss, Hensall, and the groom is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Bower, Exeter, The couple will reside in Exeter, Sounds strange, but it's true. Esso Central Air Conditioning utilizes the some ducts that keep your home warm and comfortable in winter. All you need to completely air,-conditien your home is n Esso cooling coil that fits neatly in your present furnace and ah Esso con- densing unit that sits permanently out of the way among the shrubbery. With Central Air Conditioning your home becomes a quiet summer retreat from oppressive humidity and heat. Cool air is constantly circulated throughout every room and recirculated back to the cooling coil. And because the Condensing Unit is located outside the house there's no annoying noise, such as you find with individual room units, Esso Central Air Conditioning it the key to summer com- fort; your whole house stays tool, fresh and dry. Find out ail the details from your Esso Home Comfort expert. NSSMICOMPIXWAVESN'''NWRMOMEMEASMEassii Gift Suggestions For Dad MR. AND Father's Day June 18 Fred flan Cam ESSO HOME COMFORT Phone 235-2880 To pack a picnic on short notice, keep some well-wrapped sandwiches in your freezer. Packages of frozen sandwiches, tecked into the basket with fruit and drinks, will be just right for eating three or four hours later. 411111%,4,400-'