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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-05-30, Page 11MR. and MRS. LEO D(JCHARME Photo by Phillips Local couple married In double ring ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Pave Worby are being visited this week by Dave's parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. E. Worby from England. 'This is the first time Mr. Worby has been to Canada. Mrs. Ernest Appleton is a Patient in South Huron Hospital, Mr. Sr Mrs. M. E. Neil, Dear- born, Michigan and Mrs. Nancy Cameron and family Royal Oak, Michigan, Mr. .& Mrs. J. M, Neil and Mr. & Mrs. Carl Turner, Exeter. Mr. Doug Rycman of Calgary, Alberta attended the rtyckman- Kellar wedding in Trenton and is spending some holidays with his parents Mr. & Mrs. M. Ryckman. CONCRETE Washed Sand, & Stone (ALSO FORM WORK) McCann Const. Ltd. DASHWOOD Phone 2373381 pi 237-3422 May q0, 1974 Pogo' Space a Problem? Then You Need A Hoover STACKING PAIR Ideal for apartments, mobile homes and homes where space is limited * Spin Dry Washer with Stainless Steel Tub '239.95 * Dryer '179.95 Available at Discount Prices At THE Phone 235-0680 176 Victoria St. W, EXETER Owned and Operated By Desperate Don and Doubtful Donna Webster DE JONG'S GR ND BEND CLOTHING Back Room Boutique Pre Summer SALE SEE US FOR YOUR Camping and Picnic Supplies * Plastic Plates & Cups * Charcoal * Beach Toys * Styrofoam Coolers Yes . . We Corry the New Style Foster Grant Polarized SUN CLAMS Weekend Specials THIS WEEKEND ONLY Ice 10 iBs 65ct HOSTESS POTATO Chips Reg 694 594 Cashmere Toilet Tissue ma 35 Pkg. LOCAL LADIES MODEL — Summer fashions, provided by the Sun Shoppe in Grand Bend were modelled by local ladies at the Huron Country Playhouse Guild fashion show and luncheon. Models are, from left: Melba Landstraum, Grand Bend; Gwen Rader, Grand Bend; Phyl Wilkins, London; Mary Fran Gaiser, Exeter, com- mentator; Beth Jean, Grand Bend; and Julie McCall, Grand Bend. T-A photo SUMMER FASH!ONS. —,Beth. Jean potAes to show off a sun dress a's Mary Fran Gaiser describes the outfit athe'PlayhoOselashion shoqi. Lookin6' on Blje*SUsan Purse0oVe, London '{left) and, Mrs. W. F. Mctareh, Grand Bend, (right) Organ music was provided by Dave Sheppard, Grand Bend. T-A photo Have luncheon,. fashion show' Both the fashions and the food were a bit at the Huron Country Playhouse Guild fashion show and luncheon held at the Green Forest Motor Hotel in Grand Bend on Wednesday, May 22, Guild members and guests, numbering almost 100, gathered to watch the show and help to raise, money for the Huron Country Playhouse. Mary Fran Gaiser, Exeter, was the commentator for the show and Julie McCall, Grand Bend; Melba Langstraum, Grand Bend; Phyl Wilkins, London; Gwen Hader, Grand Bend; and Beth Jean, Grand Bend, modelled the summer fashions provided by the Sun Shoppe in Grand Bend, Door prizes were donated by local businesses, including Westlake Furniture, Zurich; Serendipity, Grand Bend; Young Classic Hair Salon, Grand Bend; and Griffin Thomas Furniture, Grand Bend, A meeting of the Dance Committee was held after the luncheon to finalize plans for the pre-opening dance on June 22, at the Playhouse. Part of the proceeds from the fashion show will go towards cementing the floor of the Playhouse for the dance. Guild ladies gathered again Wednesday, May 29 to plant flowers on the Playhouse grounds. The Playhouse Executive will hold a Country Fair on Sunday June 2 at the Playhouse. Guild members will be helping out with the bake table'and donating items for sale at the Fair. New Neighbour from London Exeter might seem a long way to commute to London every day, but not if you're used to driving into the center of Toronto from the' suburbs. Mrs. Yvonne Bickerstaff, who moved here May 1 said her husband doesn't mind a bit, He is the branch manager at Borg- Warner Acceptance Corporation in London. "When we lived in the suburbs, John had to drive for 45 minutes in bumper to bumper traffic at 30 mph to get to work," she said, "This is nothing — 60 all the way down and there's some scenery." Both are originally from Ottawa. They spent two years in Toronto and lived for a short time in London before finding the Bonnie-Rosella Mason, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Mason, Dashwood, exchanged wedding vows with Leo Gerard Ducharme, son of Mr. and Mrs. Avila Ducharme, RR 2, Zurich, in a double ring ceremony at The Immaculate Heart of Mary Church on May 25. Father D. F. Boyer officiated. Baskets of white cut flowers decorated the church. Given in marriage by her brother, Ron Mason, the bride wore a gown of white silk organza accented by a high lace neckline and a V-shaped bib of lace. Full long sleeves were trimmed with tight lace cuffs. A train of silk organza trimmed with lace fell gracefully from a Victorian waistline, accented with a set-in bow at the hack. Her four tiered illusion veil was held by lace flowers with seed pearls. The bride carried a cascade of white miniature carnations, azalea, pink roses, stephanotis and baby's breath. Judy Mason, sister of the bride was maid of honor and Mrs. Susan Mason, sister-in-law of the bride and Elaine Ducharme, sister of the groom were bridesmaids. The bridesmaids wore colonial styled gowns with flocked blue flowers on white silk organza over blue 'organza. The gowns were accented with white ruffles on the hemline, sleeves and bibbed front. They carried colonial bouquets of azalea, pink and varigated pink miniature carnations, with pink strawflowers scattered in their hair, Groomsmen were Charles Jeffrey, Ron Ducharme and John Mason. Fred Ducharme and Bill Mason ushered the guests, They wore tuxedoes with blue jackets and black pants. The groom wore a pink rose and his attendants wore miniature white carnations. Robbie Ducharme, nephew of the groom, was ringbearer and Brenda Masse, niece of the groom was the flowergirl. The flowergirl wore a long white gown trimmed in the same material as the bridesmaids and carried a basket of pink miniature carnations, The wedding reception and dance was held at the Zurich arena. For the honeymoon trip the bride wore a floral street length dress of white, navy and red design. Wedding guests came from Windsor, Detroit, Tiverton, Palmerston, Strathroy and London. The couple will reside in Oak- wood Park, Grand Bend. Now You Can SAVE' $$ As Gordis Variety Introduces Jug Milk 3-QUART SIZE 2% - $1.10 (Plus Deposit) Homo - $1.15 (Plus Deposit) GORKY'S VARIETY Exeter J‘: MRS. YVONNE BICKERSTAFF house here on 246 William St, Yvonne used to work for the federal government, mostly in administration. While in Toronto she worked for the Public Service Commission, that hires people for the government. Her family consists of one energetic son, Lee who is ten- months old and Fred, an African Grey parrot. Fred's not much on talking yet, she said, but he has a wide vocabulary of whistles. Right now she is busy redecorating and trying to start a garden in the back yard. "With the price of food these days I want to take a stab at it." she said. There is one minor problem though. "1 don't like worms and the garden's full of them!" But she's working on it. 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