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The Huron Expositor, 1970-11-05, Page 12C (Photo by Doorr)1 SCHNEIDER'S SPECIALS For This Week Schneider's — Reg. 49c lb. SOFT MARGARINE • • - • 2 for 850 Schneider's Large COUNTRY SAUSAGE lb. 550 Reg. 89c PIZZA PIES Special 690 PRODUCE Indian River White or Red GRAPEFRUIT, size 48's McIntosh APPLES 5 lbs. for 490 190' FOR ADDITIONAL SPECIALS SEE LONDON FREE PRESS THURSDAY Smith's Phone 527-0990 Free Delivery 5 for 43e Ontario Grown CARROTS, 3-lb. poly bag Ph. 527-0240: Expositor Action Ads had wide buttoned cuffs. The train was held at the back with a narrow bow. She carried white mums centered with a purple orchid. Mrs. Laverne Scott, sister of the bride, Seaforth, wag tbs. matron of honor and the brides- maids were Mary Lansink, Sea- forth, Mrs. Rick Jeffrey, London • Mrs. Donald Coleman, Seaforth and Mrs. Allan Brokenshire, Zurich. They were dressed alike in purple French illusion velvet dresses with. Empire waistline and small stand up collar. The front bodice had rhinestone trim- ming and the sleeves had a puff at the elbow which extendedhalf- way between the elbow and wrist. Tim/ carried white carnations with purple velvet tufts In the centre. The -groomsman was Allan Brokenshire, Zurich, and the guests were ushered by John Coleman, twin, brother of the • bride, Seaforth, Eugene O'Brien, Zurich, Allan Cleave, Hensel and Rick Jeffrey, London. The organist, Mrs. Carol Carter, Seaforth,, played tradit-1 ional wedding music and accom- panied the soloist, Mr. Dave Stewart, Seaforth, when he sang "The Lord's Prayer" and "For You Alone". After the wedding a dinner was held at First Presbyterian Church and a reception followed in the evening at Seaforth District High School auditorium. The bride's mother received the guests wearing a plum crimpolene dress with matching accessories and purple orchid corsage. She was assisted by the groom's mother dressed in a white crimpolene dress with rosy pink velvet hat and coat with a corsage of pink roses. For their honeymoon to Florida, the bride travelled in a red dress and coat trimmed with black and black accessories. She wore a corsage of white and red carnations. The couple will reside at 530 Market Street, Exeter. Guests were present from London, Zurich, Exeter, Strat- ford, Staffa, Hensall, Hayfield and Mitchell. ev • • V the Perfect Gift for Christmas Cheese SWISS KK(GIST: 1 IT'S ON! ANNUAL F ACTORY OUTLET NOW THROUGH DECEMBER 31st MANY PRICES ACTUALLY LOWER THAN LAST YEAR l'airfablt orits at, The er BLYTH OPEN DAILY 41..4,-4-, 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. FR I. & SAT. TILL 9:30 P.M. d ammiasomaamme ONTAR 10 atr You'll find one of Canada's largest selections of blankets, sheepskin rugs, sheepskin toys, ladies' and men's suede and leather coats, hats, gloves and accessories, plus many new high fashion lines never offered before. rte/ Stratford London Never in its 80 year history has this company offered a higher rate of interest on its guaranteed investment .certificates — 8 3/4 — available to you right now at any branch of Victoria and Grey Trust. VICTORIA GREY TnusT COMPANY SINCE ieeo HURON r.XPOSiTOR. SEAFORTH, ONT., NOV. 5, 1970 ITH'S SPECIALS FOR Thursday - Friday - Saturday McNair's Australian Sultana RAISINS 2 lb. pkg. 63c Giant TIDE LAUNDRY DETERGENT pkg. 930 $1,000, $100, $5.00, $1.00 Cash Certificate or 5c Coupon in every box Maxwell House Instant COFFEE, lge. 1O-oz. jar $1.69 Paramount Pink SALMON, 73/4 -oz. tin 440 Sunnyvale Fancy FRUIT COCKTAIL, lge. 28-oz. tin • ' ' • 450 Now In Stock ..Complete Line of Christmas Supplies For. . Your Baking. . . . . . . . . .... --AREA WEDDINGS-- (Photo by Phillips) WOLFKAMP - HARRIS FLYNN - McCOWAN CLEAVE - COLEMAN Cavan United Church, Winthrop, amid white mums and candelabra, was the setting for the marriage of Shirley Jean, Harris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris, R.R.#1, Seaforth and Anthonius Henricus Wolf- kamp, Mitchell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wolfkamp, Mitchell on October 24th at 7:30 p.m. with Rev. J. C. Britton officiating. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a white crepe gown with high waistline and three tierred Venice lace sleeves band- ed with crepe. Her venice lace veil was crowned with a tiara , She carried mauve orchids on a white Bible. Miss Betty Wolfkamp, sister of the groom, Mitchell, was the maid of honor wearing a deep violet crepe gown with high waist- line accented with silver braid, low neckline with A-line skirt and billowy sleeves: Her en- semble was completed with a rhinestone ti ara and silver shoes. She carried mauve and white carnations in a silver basket. The bridesmaids were Mrs. Lynn McNaughton, Stratford, Miss Gail McTaggart, Brussels, Miss Vickie Harris, Seaforth, sister of the bride; They were gowned in the same style as the maid of honor accepted that their dresses were in colours in the following order, lilac, baby pink and pale pink. They carried mauve and white carnations in silver baskets. John Wolfkamp, brother of the groom, Mitchell was the best man and the gihsts were ushered by Cem Schoonderwoerd, Mit- chell, Byron Shellenberger, OXFORD FARMS CHEESE PACKAGES 'ARE SURE TO PLEASE EVERYONE ON YOUR LIST ORDER NOW to ensure mail delivery for Christmas We package and mail your order Here are some of the selections available: — "From Our House to Yours" One 8 oz. stick mild Cheddar; one 12 oz. wedge Colby; one 1 lb. old coloured heart; one 8 oz, hickory smoked. Called for $5.50 Mailed in Canada..$6,75 Mailed to tbS.A.. ........ Mailed to Great Britain . $8 45 $7.50 2.— "The Oxford Farmer's Barn" Two 12 oz. wedges mild and medium Ched- dar; one 8 oz. stick old white; one 1 lb. old coloured heart (aged to penfecaon); four Swiss sections; two imported creamed cheese in assorted flavours; one 10 oz. Gouda. Called for ... $6.90 Mailed in Canada .. .$8.25 Mailed to U.S.A. $9.15 Mailed to Great Britain $1020 UNITED DAIRY PRODUCERS CO-OPERATIVE MAIN ST. SOUTH SEAFORTH ICKWACteteteitn Thompson, Man., and Ron Harris, Seaforth, brother of the bride. Mrs: Arnold Scott, R.R.#1, Seaforth was the organist and accompanied the soloist Mrs. Robt. Hulley, Seaforth when she sang ',Wedding Prayer", 4,0 Perfect Love". The bride's mother received guests wearing a brown crimpe- line suit with orange and gold accessories and corsage of orange tea roses. She was assisted by the' groom's mother wearing a brown and orange A-line dress, beige coat trimmed with fur, brown accessories and corsage of orange tea roses. For the honeymoon to Niagara Falls, the bride travelled in a grey wool bonded jump suit, double breasted jacket and red "wet look" accessories. The couple will reside in Mitchell, Ontario. Guests were present from Toronto, London; Sault Ste Marie, St. Thebes, St. Marys, Goderich, Clinton, Stratford and Thompson, Man. Correspondent Fred McClymont A canvass will be made in aid of the Canadian Bible Society in the corn munity from November 10 to 15., 'A Remembrance Day Service will be held in the United Church next Sunday at 10:15 a.m. with the pastor, Rev. Murdock Morrison in charge. THE EXPLORERS The Explorer Group met in the church Tuesday evening with the president Miss Cathy Taylor leading. Miss Pam Taylor read Classified Ads pay -dividends. Arrangements of daisies, snapdragons and. carnations dec- orated Emmanuel Baptisi Church, Exeter, September 26, when Pastor R. H. Thynne united, in marriage Eleanor Jean Mc- Cowan and Laverne Clayton Flynn. Mr. and Mrs. Ken McCowan, R.R.I, Brucefield and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Flynn, R.R.1, Cen- tralia are the parents of the young couple. While Mrs. 'Elmore Keyes presided at the organ, the bride entered the church on the arm, of her father. She wore a floor- length gown of peau de sole. The empire bodice and train were of cut velvet and the bouffant veil was held by a cluster headpiece of fabric flowers and pearls. She carried a cascade of orange roses with fern and ivy. Mrs. Allan Kuepfer, R.R.1, Elmwood, attended her sister and wore an empire style gown of gree n crepe accented with wide bands of white and gold lace. Her flowers were white roses and daisies and orange carnations. the scripture lesson, Miss San- dra Webster gave the prayer. Minutes were read by Miss Syl- via 'Wilson and the troll Call was answered by our favorite fall colour. Miss Janice Webstertook the offering and Miss Ann Marie Heard gave the dedication. Miss Tanis Chuter The the treas- urer's report. The Study Book was led by Mrs. Barry Taylor. Mrs. Eric Chuter led the craft period when the members made flower pots and the meeting was closed by the president. The U.C.W. will hold their November meeting on Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Keys of London visited friends here recently. Leroy Edwards was best man and John McCowan and Wayne Edwards ushered the guests. After the wedding dinner at the Dashwood Hotel, an informal trousseau tea and display of gifts was held at the home of the bride's parents. The bride donned a tailored brown dress with matching accessories for' travelling through Northern Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Flynn will re- side on Main Street, Exeter. Prior to her marriage the bride was presented with lovely gifts at showers at the home of Mrs. 0. Greer, Seaforth, Mrs. C. Flynn, Centralia and Mrs. Mel Graham, Brucefield. Mrs, Gerald McFalls, of Exeter, district-deputy president of Huron District and staff of Pride of Huron Lodge, Exeter, installed the officers of Edel- weiss Rebekah Lodge, No. 117, at their regular meeting Monday evening. The installing staff wore full-length gowns of cerise and white with matching acces- sories. Mrs. Joseph Grummett was installed as noble grand, an office she had held twenty years pre- viously. She succeeds Mrs. R. M. Scott. Other officers installed in- cluded: vice grand, Mrs. Charles Reeves; recording secretary, Miss Eleanor Henderson; finan- cial secretary, Mrs. George Campbell; treasurer, Mrs. Keith Sharp; Warden, Mrs. Mae Habkirk; conductor, Mrs. Annie Harrison; Chaplain, Mrs. M. K. Clugston; musician Mrs. James' Rose; color bearer, Mrs. William Miller; supporters, Mrs. Matilda Dunn, Mrs. John Pul- First Presbyterian Church was the setting for the marriage of Joan Beatrice Coleman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Coleman, Seaforth to John Edward Paul Cleave, Exeter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Logan Cleave, Bayfleld, Ontario. Rev T. C. Mulholland officiated at the double-ring ceremony. The Church was decorated with candelabra centered with purple, white and yellow mums. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a white French illusion velvet dress with Empire waistline and small stand up collar. The bodice was finished with rhinestone trim- ming and the long puffed sleeves Iman, Mrs. Gordan Papple, Mrs. Janet Baker; inside guardian, Mrs. Margaret Messenger; out- side guardian, Mrs. William Col- lins. Social Committee conveners will be - Mrs. James Rose, Mrs. G. Papple, Mrs. R.M,Scott, Mrs. A. Harrison, Mrs. M. Habkirk. The finance committee will con- sist of Mrs. Charles Felker, Mrs. Mae Habkirk and Mrs.Rose. Other committees named were: property, Mrs. Habkirk, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Harrison; visiting, ' Mrs. Reeves, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Pullman, Mrs. Dunn, Mrs. Mae Dorrance, Mrs. Mae Hillebrecht, Mrs. Ed. Andrews; covenant, Mrs. Dorrance, Mrs. Baker,Mrs. William Roe; membership; Mrs. Dunn, Mrs. Papple, Mrs, Camp- bell,,Mrs. Peter Malcolm, Mrs. Leslie McClure; benevolent, Mrs. Pullman, Mrs. Sharp, Mrs. Clugston, Mrs. Wilmer Cuthill, Mrs. Roy McGonigle; district representatives, Mies E. Hen- derson, Mrs. Papple; trustees, Mrs. Hillebrecht, Mrs. Dorrance and Mrs. Dunn ; C.P.T. re- presentative, Mrs. Scott. Corsages were presented to Mrs. McFalls and members of the staff by Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Grummett and on behalf of the lodge a gift was presented to Mrs. McFalls by Mrs. Scott. In addressing the meeting Mrs . McFalls informed them that the Assembly president's project this year was to up-date the fire alarm system at the Rebekah and Odd Fellows Home at Barrie. Each year all lodges in Ontario contribute toward a worthy project at the home. Following the meeting, Mrs. Mae Hillebrecht and committee served a buffet luncheon. Highest interest ever! Prior to her marriage, Joan was honoured at many showers. Miss Mary Lansink, Mrs. Linda Coleman and Mrs. Laverne Scott were hostesses to a miscel- laneous shower at her home on John Street. Mrs. Shirley O'Brien, Mrs. Sharon Brokenshire, Mrs. Diane Jeffrey and Miss Joy Cleave were hostesses at a miscel- laneous shower held in Bayfield at Mrs. Cleave's home. Mrs. Warren Priestap and Mrs, Ken Farquhar were hostesses for a surprise kitchen shower held at Mrs. Ernest Allen's home in Mitchell.. Mrs. Ken Farquhar was hostess to a personal shower held at London. Mrs. Lloyd Rowatt and Mrs. Paul Murray held a miscellane- ous shower at Mrs. Rowatt's home in Seaforth. Smiles . Bravery is discussing politics with the boss. Foolhardiness is doing it.a second time. tons.) One 21f1St. Mel-O-Tang; two 8 oz, sticks mild and riled :lift; one 8 oz. hickory smoked. Called 'for, $10.90 Mailed in Canada $12.25 Mailed to U.S.A. . . ... .. $13.15 Mailed to Great Britain .... . :: $1420 6 — "Canadiana Tin" One Old Sharp 234 lb. Cheddar Heart, seal- ed in black wax at its peak flavour. Called for „ $5.25 Mailed in Canada $6.20 Mailed to U.SA. $7.00 Mailed to Great Britain $7.85 8 — "Classique Tin" Reusable tin. A special treat. One 1 lb. old coloured cheese heart, specialty cured and aged. , Called for $2.95 3 "For Someone Special" Mailed in Canada $3.80 Mailed to U.S.A. $4.20 Ye Olde English Tankard (with glass bot- Mailed to Great Britain $4.85 MANY OTHER SELECTIONS AVAILABLE PLACE YOUR ORDER TODAY PHONE 527-1590, or drop in and pick up your order form at NEWS OF VARNA Rebekah Lodge Installs Officers 0 Ir 4,