The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-08-16, Page 11Zurich
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by September 1, 1973
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Mary Catherine, Kraus and
Robert John Margison ex
changed rings and marriage
vows July 27, 1.973 at Colborne St,
United Church, London. Rev.
Garth Nelson officiated at the
ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of
MR. AND MRS. DREW STEWART
photo by Jackson)
MacGREGOR
THANK
YOU
Don and Doris Wilson wish to thank their many
customers who waited for them while they were on
vacation which took them on a 6,500 mile motor
trip to Vancouver B.C,, then across to Victoria to see
the famous Butchart Gardens and returning
through the U.S.A.
WILSON'S
JEWELLERY
Opposite Exeter Post Office
Pleasing you pleases Us
11 OF MEN'S SUMMER CASUALWEAR
T-SHIRTS - SHORTS - PANTS
SHOES - SWIMSUITS
END OF SEASON
CLEARANCE
20% to50%
OFF REGULAR PRICES
• ALL SALES FINAL • CASH OR CHARGEX
OPEN 7 DAYS
A WEEK
10 A.M. - 9 P.M.
the surf shop
85 MAIN ST. GRAND BEND
Black or Brown
Reg. to $19.95
$ Sale 6 994
Women's
Dress Pumps
Assorted Colours
Reg,to $ I 99
12.95 Sale • Children's
School Shoes
Brand Name
Shoes
Reg. to $9.95
$ Sale 6 399
Chemi Gum
Soles
Reg. to Sale
$ 1 4 99 $19.95
Women's
Hi-Grade
Dress or Walking
Shoes
Naturalizers and Joyce
Reg, to $90
$21.00 Sale 9
a Ali
Couples wed in summer ceremonies
of Mr. and Mrs.
MacGregor, London.
The couple will
London.
Melville a wedding trip to the eastern
provinces. For travelling, the
reside in bride changed to a light blue
fortrel dress with long sleeves
and brightly colored emboidery.
The bride is the daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. Arnold Gackstetter,
Guelph and the groom is the son
of Mrs. Erma Anderson and the
late Harvey Anderson, Goderich.
The couple will reside in
Guelph.
Special guests were the bride's
great aunts and uncles, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Ferguson, Hensall,
Mr. and Mrs. James Ferguson,
St. Marys, William Ferguson,
Exeter' and Henry Gaekstetter,
Brussels. Prior to her marriage
the bride was honored at several
showers.
liodevoel
574.41edreeeel
Dublin St. United Church,
Guelph, was decorated with
baskets of summer flowers and
candelabra for the wedding of
Lynn Lorec Gackstetter and
William Harvey Anderson,
August 4, 1973.
Rev. R.J. Crossley conducted
the ceremony.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a white
organza gown flowing from an
empire waist to a cathedral train.
The bodice panel and full sleeves
were trimmed with embroidered
lace and the floral headdress held
a four-tier shoulder length
illusion veil trimmed with lace.
The bride carried white mums
and baby's breath.
The bride was attended by her
sister, Mrs. Thomas Toner as
matron of honor and bridesmaids
Karen Gackstetter, sister of the
bride, Mrs. Gordon MacDonald,
sister of the groom, Marina
SchauS. and Patricia Nelson.
They were dressed alike in
floorlength crepe gowns of
rainbow colors of blue, yellow,
pink, green and lilac respec-
tively, They carried nosegays of
white mums and co-ordinating
colors of baby's breath to match
each dress.
Ralph Harrison was best man
and guests were ushered by
Myron and Dean Gaekstetter,
brothers of the bride and Andy
and James Anderson, cousins of
the groom.
Following a reception at the
Breslau Hotel, the couple left for
photo by Eyre's
MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM HARVEY ANDERSON
Eq ual pay
- Continued from page 11
with the more sophisticated
forms of income discrimination
based on sex, such as that found
among some female members of
university faculties.
The province therefore
proposes to examine im-
plementation of the legislation in
the white collar and professional
fields.
+ + +
This is the first of a series of
articles which will appear in the
T-A on "Equal Opportunity for
Women in Ontario" based on the
recent government report of the
same name.
It is a topic which should be
important to all women of
Ontario, whether urban or rural;
whether they are working now;
have just quit working; are
thinking of going back to work;
and even if they have no intention
of placing themselves on the job
market.
We would welcome any con-
tributions or opinions from
readers (male and female) on the
topics discussed each week,
Dutch family honors
silver anniversary
native province. This memorable
celebration highlighted the
family's month-long stay in
Europe.
Mrs. Ruby Kraus and the late
Gordon Kraus, Owen Sound, The
groom's parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Maynard Margison, Lon-
don.
The bride chose a pastel yellow
floor-length gown of dotted swiss
voile with a headpiece ormixed
flowers and.carried a matching
nosegay.
Gaye Tomlinson, as maid of
honor wore a gown of mauve
victorian print.
Barry Margison, brother of the
groom was best man.
A wedding dinner was held at
Hookes Restaurant, after which
the couple left for a trip to
eastern Canada and Newfoun-
dland.
On their return Mr. and Mrs.
Margison will reside in London.
I aelle9ot Veutag
Bouquets of white and blue
carnations and yellow daisies
decorated St, Patrick's Church
August 4, 1973 when Mary Jo-
Anne Dewan and Drew Stewart
MacGregor were united in
Marriage in a double-ring
ceremony.
Father Joseph McGraw con-
ducted the ceremony with music
provided by Mary Beth Kearney
and soloist Margaret Warren.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a formal
length• gown of lagoda with
empire waist, scoop neckline and
long lily-point sleeves. Venice
lace enhanced the bodice and the
A-line silhouette which formed a
redingote effect. A matching
Juliet cap of lace and ribbons and
a silk illusion veil completed the
outfit.
The bridal bouquet was a
cascade of yellow roses.
Mrs. Mary Jane MacDougall
attended the bride as matron of
honor and bridesmaids were
Norma MacGregor and Sandra
Watson. They wore long dresses
of powder blue crimplene with
empire waist, short puffed
sleeves, and white printed collar
trimmed with crocheted lace.
They also wore white wide-
brimmed straw hats and carried
white parasols covered with blue
carnations and yellow daisies.
Barry Barnes was the best man
and ushers were Clyde
MacGregor and Tom Dewan.
Following a reception at Lucan
Community Centre, the couple
left for a wedding trip to Nor-
thern Ontario.
For travelling the bride
changed to, a white dress trim-
med with brown dots and a brown
jacket trimmed with white dots
and brown accessories.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James M. Dewan, RR
3, Lucan and the groom is the son
Bruce and Susan Cann (nee van
der Lei) married June 19, 1948,
celebrated their 25th wedding
anniversary on July 28 in
Leeuwarden, Holland, with their
children.
A reception was held by their
family in the "Onder de Luifel"
restaurant. Relatives and
friends, including former neigh-
bors helped mark the occasion,.
They received many gifts in-
cluding a silver tea service from
their six children, Susan (Mrs,
Robert Gray), Ottawa; Sylvia,
Scarborough, Kathy, Peter-
borough; and Chris, Stephen and
Annette, Exeter.
Mrs. Cann's brothers and
sisters presented the couple with
an original Fries clock,
traditionally made within her
Park-Stewart
family meet in Germany on exchange, showed
pictures of-various countries they
had visited.
Guests were present from
Denver, Colorado, Toronto,
Sarnia, Guelph St. George,
Brighton, Oil Springs, London,
Arva and Lucan,
About 60 members of the Park-
Stewart family gathered for their
14th annual reunion at the home
of Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Brooks
Sunday. Lawn games were en-
joyed and the dinner was catered
for.
Pictures of reunions going back
to 1968 were shown by the host.
MR. AND MRS. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Passmore,
ROBERT JOHN MARGISON Toronto, who had spent two years on canoes.
Indians often used plaible white
spruce roots for lacing birch bark
You Cannot
Afford to -
M iss This
Sale L YTH Nineteenth
Anniversary
The Sale
of the
Year
Men's
Dress Shoes
Thursday, Aug. 16 to Saturday, Aug. 25
Hundreds of shoes on display, plainly marked for your convenience. Come early, come often, you can't
afford to miss this money saving event.
These are just a few of the outstanding values we are offering.
Boy's
School Shoes
Black or Brown
Reg, to $12.95
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Straps & Ties
Reg. to $12.95 Suede
Fo u Foam Soles rs
Sale $6"
Assorted Styles
Reg. to $14.95
Women's
Dress Pumps
Assorted Styles
and Colours
Men's
Casual Shoes
Teenage
Flats
Assorted Styles
and Colours
Reg. to $14.95
Sale $499
Reg. to
$14.95
$15.95 Sale $4" Reg. to Sale $5" Sale $499 $ Sale 699
Children's
Shoes
Boy's
Dress Shoes
Men's
Work Boots
Women's
Casual Flats . ••• • •
Women's
Casual Shoes
, Comfortable Walking
Shoes
Teenage Flats .
W.amen's
$799
'2'9 • Men's Slippers
Men's
Reg. to
$16.95 Sale $699
Women's Slippers
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4'2
I ; Sate $ 1 99
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Sale $299
Sale $499
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Work Boots . $1 'j94
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Men's
Dress Boots
Assorted Styles
Reg. to $14.95
'699
$999
. $1 99
Comfortable Flats .
Children's Slippers
Women's
Dress Flats
Women's
Canvas Casuals
$999
'499
Men's
Dress Boot Styles .
Men's
Man a-Bouts .
'2"
2" Women's Casuals Sale $699
Women's
Men's
Dress Shoes 10% OFF
Alt Now Foil
Merchandise SMYTH'S SHOE STORE = Dress Pumps
Assorted Heels
Reg, to $99
Es" 14.95 Sale
Exeter Ontario Indiuditig Luggdge
leather Soles
Reg. to $22,95
Sale $1299
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