The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-03-15, Page 11Candelabra and arrangements
of white and yellow mums and
mauve gladioli was the setting
for the wedding of Nancy Marie
Traquair and Earl Douglas
McNab,
The bride is the only daughter,
Of Mr. & Mrs. Murray Traquair,
RR 2 Kippen, and the groom is
the son of Mr, & Mrs, Wilson
McNab, Lion's Head, Ontario,
Reverend Donald Beck con-
ducted the ceremony in Hensall
United Church March 3, 1973.
Mrs, John Turkheim played the
organ and accompanied soloist
Gail Traviss.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride worea full length
gown of white swiss dot over peen
de sole featuring a high ruffled
neckline and sheer sleeves. White
lace trimmed the waistline and
double flonnce around the bot-
tom, She chose a long flowing
double veil trimmed with mat-
ching lace and carried a cascade
of white and yellow baby mums
surrounding a purple orchid,
The bride's attendants were
dressed alike in full length mauve
polyester crepe dresses trimmed
with white and mauve daisies.
White crocheted wide brim hats
with mauve ribbons and flowers
completed the ensemble. They
(Photo by Phillips)
MR. AND MRS. EARL DOUGLAS McNAB
The March meeting of the
South Huron Hospital Auxiliary
was held Tuesday afternoon with
President Mrs. Olga Davis
presiding.
It was decided to hold the
Huronview
news
Volunteers from the Goderich
township Womens Institute were
on hand on Monday afternoon to
assist with activites. A new
resident was welcomed to the
liRme and the audience sang
-"Happy —Birthday" to those
celebrating during the week.
Music for the occasion was
supplied by Mrs. Bill Cox, Mrs.
Maitland Driver, Norman Spier
and Derry Collins, Volunteers
Mrs. Banter, Mrs. Vanderwaai,
Isabel Harris, Dora Heard,
Bernice MacIlwain and Hazel
McReath, helped with various
parts of the program.
Entertainment for family night
was provided this week by a
musical group from Clinton. The
barbershop quartet sang several
old melodies as well as sacred
numbers. Members of the
quartet, with Mrs. Bill Hearn as
director and accompanist , are
Ralph Holland, William Craig,
Don Andrews and Harry Mit-
chell. The instrumental part of
the program consisted of Wilfrid
Jervis playing bones and Bill
Craig .the harmonica. Mrs.
Paisley thanked the entertainers
on behalf of the residents for the
fine program.
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Pet
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Although our veterinary clinic
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for Men. Also more painful for the young and
for orientals than for the blacks and whites.
A recent experiment in pain tolerance found
that sex was the most important factor in
determining how well a person can stand Pain.
Even the oldest 'men withstood pain better than
the youngest women.
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Thursday, March 15
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For a ride to the polls and
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Honeymoon in New York,
couple to reside in Hensall
REBEKAHS ON TV; Bill Brady, host of "Act Fast" is flanked by Mrs. Helen Bell, left and Mrs. Viola Coates
members of The Pride of Huron Rebekah lodge No. 3381,0.0.F. who were the studio audience guests at a
recent program taping. A total of 5140 was raised and will be put towards benevolent work done by the
group in the community,
carried bouquets of baby mums
and purple stephanotis.
Maid of honor was. Deborah
Wallace, Seaforth and
bridesmaids were Brenda Deitz
and. Deborah Learn also of
Seaforth, all friends of the bride.
Best man was David Arrand,
Kerwood, and ushers were James
Traquair, Edmonton, brother of
the bride and Paul McNab, Lion's
Head, brother of the groom.
The reception was held at the
Hensall Community Arena,
For a wedding trip to New York
the bride chose a bright yellow
double knit dress with black
accessories. The couple have
taken up residence in their new
home in Hensall,
Prior to the wedding the bride-
elect was honoured at showers
given by Deb Wallace and
Brenda Deitz and a surprise
shower by friends and relatives
at Hensall Legion Hall.
By MRS. STAN PR ESZCATOR
CREDITON EAST
Murray Gaunt, MPP for
Huron-Perth and Jim Breithaupt,
MPP for Kitchener, were
speakers at the Liberal rally in
the Community Hall last Wed-
nesday evening, Candidate Jack
Riddell and his family were in-
spring rummage sale April 6 and
7 in the Legion, and everyone is
asked to save clothes, utensils,
toys and all other re-usable items
for the sale.
The regional auxiliary
association spring meeting will
be held in Kitchener May 30.
The auxiliary members made a
decision to amend their con-
stitution to make the auxiliary a
legal charitable organization.
This will allow them to give
receipts for contributions for the
purpose of income tax,
Rebekahs
Pride of Huron Rebekah Lodge
No. 338 I.0.0,F. met Wednesday
in the lodge rooms with the Noble
Grand Vi Coates presiding, Vice
Grand Mildred Thomson
reported that Walter McBride
had been on the sick list. Warden
Helen Bell reported for the
Property Committee the pur-
chase of a Bible. CPT Committee
is to look after a donation for the
county "Lazy-Eye Fund. Pride of
Huron Lodge and Edelweiss ,
lodge, Seaforth held dessert
euchres the same day. Wed-
nesday 14 March, Several
members are compiling a history
of theLodge to be included in the
special T-A Centennial issue.
The Lodge members are
catering for the 10th anniversary
banquet of Exeter Encampment
No. 33 on March 23.
The Initiation Degree will be
performed April 4 on several
candidates. The Charter will be
draped in memory of Gertrude
Yearley at the next meeting.
Everyone is to bring something
for a penny sale.
troduced to the enthusiastic
crowd.
Dave McClure was chairman,
Mr, & Mrs. Steve Dundas
provided music. High school
students presented skits and led a
rousing cheer.
UCW
The March meeting of the
U.C.W. was held in Zion United
Church Thursday evening. Mrs.
Nelson Lamport conducted the
program, assisted by Mrs. Lloyd
Hey, Mrs. Ross Krueger and Mrs.
William Schwartz. The theme
was "The gracious invitation",
with reference made to the
spiritual value of a family meal
and to meals mentioned in
Scripture. Mrs. Gordon Fink-
beiner played a piano solo; Mrs.
Walter Fydenchuk and Ella
Morlock sang.
Sorority choose
slate of officers
Louise Giffin was hostess for
the Tuesday night meeting of the
Alpha Pi chapter sorority. There
were 17 girls, 100 percent at-
tendence, at the meeting.
The main business was electing
the new executive. They are:
president, Diane Jeffery; vice
president, Mary Allison;
secretary, Alice Beer; and
treasurer, Sharon O'Toole.
The roll call was answered by
naming a favorite piece of
music. It was decided to make a
donation to the Huron Country
Playhouse.
The members voted on the girl
of the year, but the results will
not be announced until the
Founder's Day ball in April.
Mary Allison and Diane Jeffery
led the program, which was
entitled, "Music's effect on our
lives". They listened to a variety
of music and saw a film. Then
Mrs. Allison conducted a quiz
identifying old song titles. It was
won by Sharon O'Toole.
Ocier FO eta
The T-A would like to
congratulate the people
whose names appearin the
over 80 Club this week.
Best birthday wishes are
extended to:
Mrs. Dora Wilson, Grand
Bend, 84, March 17, 1973.
Walter Russell, Essex,
83, March 10, 1973.
Beatrice Grabiel, Dash-
wood, 80, March 17, 1973.
If you know of anyone
who would like their name
to appear, please let us
know. There is no charge.
During the business session,
presided over by Mrs, Alvin
Finkbeiner, a decision was made
concerning the repair of the
manse bathroom, Members who
had attended the rally at Seaforth
reported their most outstanding
recollection of the meetings.
Hostesses were Mrs. Douglas
Warren, Mrs. Alvin Finkbeiner,
Mrs. Leonard Wein, Mrs. Walter
Fydenchuk,
Personals
Laura Mathers is a patient at
St. Joseph's Hospital.
Lloyd Gaiser is a patient at
South Huron Hospital.
Frazer Brown, once a resident
By MRS. ROSS SKINNER
Mr, & Mrs. Wm. Routly spent a
few days with Mr. & Mrs, Don
Willcox and family, Kitchener
and also attended the Ice
Capades.
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Pym and
Joan attended the Lobb-Plunkett
wedding at Auburn United
Church Saturday.
Jake Hovius a patient at St.
Joseph's Hospital spent Monday
afternoon with Mr. & Mrs. Ross
Skinner and was and was able to
attend the 25th wedding an-
niversary of Mr. & Mrs. Jake
Hovius Sr. at Hensall Hotel.
Monday evening.
The Elimville Women's
Institute Euchre was held
Monday evening with six tables.
Winners were: ladies high, Mrs.
Eber Shute; men's high, Laverne
Skinner; lone hands, Mrs. Myrtle
Doupe; lucky prize, Floyd
Cooper.
TV personality
coming Saturday
David Mainse, host of Canada's
only national gospel telecast,
"Crossroads" will be appearing
in person at Exeter Pentecostal
Tabernacle on Saturday for a
"Crossroads TV Rally." The
"Crossroads" telecast is seen on
channel 13 Sundays at 8:30 a.m.
This TV rally will provide an
opportunity for everyone to meet
this telecaster who pioneered the
"Crossroads" program over ten
years ago and led it through a
growth that went from a 15
minute program on a northern
Ontario station to a national
weekly half-hour color program
now seen on some 100 Canadian
television outlets, as well as
stations in the U.S.A. There will
at this rally and
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of Crediton, died in Victoria
Hospital last Wednesday. The
funeral was conducted Saturday
at the Lambeth funeral home,
with interment in Woodland
Cemetery.
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Jones and
family, Kingsville were weekend
guests of Mr. & Mrs. Orville
Jones and Mr. & Mrs. William
Geiser.
Mrs, Douglas Warren, Mrs.
Ken Campbell and Mrs. Walter
Fydenchuk assisted with the
Sunday evening service of the
Christian Women's Club at
Huronview.
Crediton UCW discuss repairs
Enthusiastic crowd attends rally
Exeter ladies' groups
prepare for centennial