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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-09-26, Page 13MR. . , AND MRS. ANTHONY REGIER photo by Phillips • Health Supports Bauer & Black * Athletic Supporters *a nee Caps * Anklets, Etc. • Elastic Stockings * Supp-hose * Dr. Scholl's Support Hose & Support Hose Panty * Fling Support Hosiery * Flexelon Elastic Stockings EXETER PHARMACY LTD. Exeter 2 3 5-1070 a 4. 9 sHoe n1Y 1.„h MAE CilommilimmARGEX MAIN 5T, PHONE 235.1933 EXETER 41.111"1.11.11 "Topper's Black Leather See Them Today At 111.111111110.01110. Entertaining This Thanksgiving? We' Have All The Supplies You Need For Gracious In-Door Entertaining For Any Occasion * Woodenwa re * Cutting Boards * Serving Trays * Punch Bowls * Wine Sets * Cheese Trays * Crystal Complete Dinnerware and Silverware Sets ...or Patterns To Match Your Sets For Extra Guests r ankfailelf JEWELLER Exeter MCtih St. Phone 235-1451 Entries down from last year Times-Advocate, r 20,1914 Pao.. II. Plan new classes for .Home De it Local seamstresses, knitters and erocheters were well represented in the Home Dep.artrnent at the Exeter Fair on the weekend. Women's. president, Maxine, Sereda reported that entries in the home department were dawn a little froth last year and that judges felt that some of the work was a little on. the poor side. Wei„ Over-Stocked AUTOMATIC WASHERS and DRYERS In the quiltin E, section of the competition Mrs. Hugh Morenz took first place with one first prize ribbon, and three seconds. Mrs, E. E. Riley of RR g, Hensall, took one first and one third and Mrs. Olen Swart- zentruber,Zurich took one second and two thirds, Brenda Becker of Credlton won first prize for her hooked yarn rug and a second in the quilt division. In the sew, knit and stretch class, Mrs. Ted Snider, Exeter took top honours with one first place, one second and two thirds. Other prize winners in this class were Mrs. Robert White, RR 1, St, Marys and Mrs. Singh, Huron Park. Mrs. Ray Cockwill won the Hopper Hockey special for a bra, girdle and swim suit, and Mrs. Olive Thompson won second prize, Mrs.Shirley Cooper won the third prize donated by Polka Dot for a man's or boy's tailored knit jacket. Dashwood W.I. placed first for their bridal shower exhibit with Crediton and Hensall placing second and third. sewing Queen for 1974 with ten firsts, four seconds and two thirds in ladies wear, men's wear and children's wear. She received a $15.00 cash award donated by the Hurondale W.I. The runner-up, Mrs, Ted Snider had one first, six seconds and four thirds and was awarded a $5 prize donated by Dinney Furniture. Bethel Reformed Church placed third in the sewing competition with four firsts, three seconds and one third. In the miscellaneous class of the home department Mrs. Hugh Morenz placed first with four first prizes, four second and two third place ribbons, Bethel Reformed Church took second place in this class with four firsts, one second and two thirds and Mrs. E, E. Riley of Hensall placed third with two firsts, one second and two thirds. In the crocheting division Bethel Reformed Church took the top prize and Mrs, Thos Hern took second. Kay Hay of Exeter placed first in the knitting competition with Mrs. Olive Thompson of Exeter second and Mrs. -Ann Kungel of liensall third, Crocheting and knitting classes Were strong And organizers plan to add more classes in these sections for next year. "The trends seem to be changing, Mrs. Sereda said," and this year there seems to have been more interest in these classes than in the past." Another class to be added next year will be a seeden on bed- spreads. Several types of bed- spreads, including one with frills, embroidered top, quilted top and others will be considered. A junior homemaking queen has not been chosen yet since entries in this class were scarce, Organizers are planning a bigger class for junior homemaking next year with new competitions to be added and a special prize for the girl with the most points in sewing, knitting and crocheting. The women's department at the fair is also considering more efficient ways of returning the goods after the fair, "Right now its a real mess," Mrs. Sereda said. 'Ladies are sending their children down to pick up their entries and we have no way of knowing if the things they are taking actually belong to them." Mrs. Robert White was chosen TOWN TOPICS Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hamilton, Exeter, celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary Sunday with a family dinner at the Dashwood Hotel. Attending the celebration were Mr. and Mrs. Bev. Hamilton and family, Hensall; Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Hamilton and family, Exeter and Jim Hamilton and family, Fall flowers decorate local church weddings Drive a mile . . . $ave a Pile AlriCtivIsseztoiro Automatic Washers & Dryers • EASY FINANCING • YES . WE HAVE CHARGEX Open Wednesday 9-5 Closed Saturday at noon Lots of Free and Easy Parking 11 IAIIEHO ISE THE Phone 235-0680 126 Victoria St., W. Regier of Detroit. Rev. A. Blackwell performed the ceremony and Mrs. Fred Haberer, Zurich provided the music. Given in marriage by her father the bride chose a floor length gown of white crepe with lace sleeves, and a lace inset with a high collar. The gown was accented by an empire waist and a full length veil edged with lace was held in place by a crown type cap. She carried a bouquet of white carnations and baby's breath. Nancy Baker, sister of the bride was the maid of honour and the attendants were Donna Baker, sister of the bride and flowergirl Tracey Baker, niece of the bride. The attendants were dressed alike in gowns blue, mauve and white flowered sheer of the same design as the bride's. They carried white daisies and blue carnations. Gary Snyder of Detroit Michigan was the best man and David Durand ushered the guests David Durand Junior was the ringbearer. After a reception at the Dash- wood Community Centre the bride changed to a two piece light blue dress and jacket for a wedding trip to the east coast. The couple will reside in Detroit. JUDGES AT WORK — The judges at the Exeter Fall Fair had a tough job deciding between the many en- tries in this year's contests. Here Mrs. Ross Skinner, left and Mrs. Engelina Van Essen display the hand appliqued quilt done by Marion Deline which won first prize in the section. T-A photo — Continued from Page 12 cyrnbidium orchids, stephanotis and love-in-the-nest. Joanne Hodgert, Kirkton was the maid of honour and bridal attendants were Elaine Stewart, sister of the bride, Bev Outeman, Saulte Ste. Marie and Marnie Potter of Burlington. Cheryl Stewart, sister of the bride was the flower girl and Paul Stewart, cousin of the bride was the ringbearer. The best man was Larry Fraser of Thunder Bay and guests were ushered by Murray Stewart, Blake Delgoty, Thunder Bay and Ken Potter,Burlington. Following the wedding dinner in the church parlors a reception and dance was held at the Kirkton-Woodham Community Centre. The bride's going away outfit was a brown corduroy pant suit trimmed with beige lace and a corsage of daisies. Prior to the wedding the bride was honoured at many showers. RC94:CA Ea49.4 White carnations decorated the altar of St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Zurich for the September 21 wedding of Sandra Ann Baker to Anthony Dale Regier. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Baker, RR 2, Dashwood and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony T. EXETER Doubtful Donna and Desperate Don wteoraew and Mrs. Love. Mr. Dave Elliott who was celebrating his birthday on Wednesday, thanked the ladies on behalf of the residents. Entertainers from the Bayfield area arranged a program for „."Family Night". Mr. Albert Craig sang several Country and Western favourites and Irish numbers providing his own ac- companiment with guitar and mouth organ. Step dancing students of Miss Norma Garrett: Gerard, Mary Margaret and Charlie Bedard danced as a group and solo numbers ac- companied by Mrs. Margaret Garrett at the piano. By the way, we are having a fall rally for volunteers following the "Family Night" program on October 10. If you would have some spare time for volunteer work, we would be happy to have you attend. Mr. John Nesbitt, of Blyth, was welcomed to the Home at Mon- day afternoons get-together. Marie Flynn, Norman Speir and Jerry Collins provided the old tyme music with Morgan Dalton singing a solo number for the sing-a-long. Thirty residents having Sep- tember birthdays were honoured at a party in the Auditorium on Wednesday afternoon sponsored by the Dashwood Women's Institute. The celebrants were presented with gifts following the program. Decorated cup cakes and tea were served by the ladies to about 200 residents and guests. Mrs. Ray Racier was emcee for the program which included piano and violin duets by Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love, readings Mrs. Ivan Rader, vocal duet "My Kitchen Apron" Mrs. Bill Berends and Mrs. Martha Miller, vocal duets Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan Our NEW Upholstery Department IS NOW OPEN ICrAtto:4,t. .V:f44:0 Under the guidance of Harry Schaufler. Harry has had 21 years' experience in the upholstery business and is well qualified to look after all your needs. 2-Piece Chesterfield Suite . • Re-upholstered and Re-covered. 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