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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1973-01-11, Page 10• rL Maxwell House" INSTANT COFFEE Tang ORANGL CRYSTALS • Crisco COOKING OIL Nestle QUICK • 32-oz. 870 Scott • HOUSEHOLD TOWELS 'Habitant — 28ioz. PEA or VEGETABLE SOUP •"• 2 for 550 Schneideei' MINI SIZZLERS lb. 79 Schneider's FRESH CHICKEN WINGS Sb. 390 Schneider's KENT BACON Florida Pink or( White GRAPEFRUIT Texas ' NEW CABBAGE Cello 10 for 870 gib. 120 2 for 290 1.93 4'#. 750 38-oz. 870 lb. 990 • 2'g 590 TODAYSCHILD -BY 1.14:EN Alc LEN' 'OLD FASHIONED HOT. OVEN BREAD All Types of CEMETERY MEMORIALS OPEN DAILY T. PRYDE & SON Inquiries arc invited — Telephone Numbers:- EXETER 235-0620 CLINTON 4824421 SEAFORTH: Contact Willis Dundas •Or Bill 'Pinder 527-1382. — Bus. 527.175.0, (Photo by Robinson) LUBBERS „ ' with lace and carried yellow C-ym- bidium orchids. Jake Peters, ' Brussels, brother of the groom was the best man and, the ushers were Albert Lubbers, Palmerston, brother of the bride and, Eddy Peters, Brus- sels, brother of , the groom.. Nelson. Peters, Brussels, brother of the groom was a Junior Usher. Mrs. Lawrence Morphy, Palmerston was the organist and' accompanied the soloist, Mrs. Gordon K aa se , when she sang. The reception was held at Moorefield Community" Hall. The bride's mother received .the guests in a lime green dress of polyester trimmed .with silver lace, accented with black accessories and wore a corsage of white carnations and yellow tinted carnations, The groom's mother wore a gold A-line dress of polyester with long ,sleeves r accented with brown accessories and had a corsage of white car- nations and yellow tinted car- nations. • The couple will reside at. 32 Dwight S.E., Grand Rapids, Michigan. • • The groom is a student at.. Calvin College graduating this summer and, will then enter Cal- vin Theological Seminary, Waterloo, Ontario. The bride is employed with the Mutual Life ,of Canada as a clerk. Units 1 arid 21 hold meetings - U.C.W. UNIT 1 Unit' 1 of Northside . met at the home of Rev. M.E. , Reuber and Mrs. Reuber on January 2 for their regular meeting with new president, Mrs.- McKenzie in the chair. ' The group was reminded that there is a box in the entrance to the church for used stamps. : An interesting letter from Anne Reuber in Japan. was read by Mrs. Belle Roberton. Plans were made for the next meeting in February at the home of Mrs. Graham Kerr:, Standing at the Portal'' was sung and devotions were taken by, Mrs. Grace Broadfoot, Mrs. 'Ida Close , Mrs. Helen Connell and Mrs. Helen McKenzie. Mr. R'euber led in a discussion on the first chapter of Reve- lations and was thanked by the President. ' Mrs. Marguerite Walden gay.e the courtesy remarks. ` U.C.W. UNIT 2 Miss Marion SCarlett was hostess for the January 2nd mee- ting of Unit 2 of Northside Unit' ed Church. Nineteen members answered the roll call.' • Acting president, Mrs. Vie Stewart opened the meeting with a poem. A short devotional was given by Mrs. Stewart. Miniltes were read by Mrs. Peter McCowan, secretary. The offering was -received by Mrs, Alec. Smith the, treasurer: A letter was read from the 'foster child, and also an interesting let- ter was read from MisS- Anne Reuber, daughter of Rev, and . -Mrs. Reuber of Northside, •who is a teacher-inissidnary in Tokyo, ,Ja an The hostess served Christ-,„ mas cake' and' cookies and Mrs. W.C. 'Bennett expressed thanks to all contributing to the 'mee- ting. SWEAT SHI RT Gerda Lubbers, 236- Louisa Street, Kitchener 'and N ico Peters Grand Rapids, Mich., exchanged wedding vows on December 30, 1972 at 4 p.m. in Bethel Chris-. tian Reformed Church, Listowel, Ordario•with Rev. Henry Lunshof the Officiating , 'Clergy. The Church was decorated with candelabra with white tapers. • The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Lubbers, R.R. ,,No.„ 1, Palmerston and 'Mr. and ,Mre. A. Peters, R.R.No.2,Brus- selS, Ontario are the parents of the groom. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose an Empire waisted gown of peau-de-soie with long sleeves. Lace trimmed the bodice and skirt which ex- tended to form a train. The gown was designed and made by' her- self. ' • Her two tierred veil was held by a Juliet cap. She carried a white Bible with' mauve orchid and YelloWrsweetheart roses. Janet Richmond; New Hamburg, friend of the bride, was the maid of honour and the brides- maids were Joan Hamilton, Lis- towel, sister of the bride and Chris Bog, Kitchener,' friend of the bride. Helen Lubbers, Palm- erston, sister of the bride was the Junior Bridesmaid. They were dressed alike 'in Empire waisted purple velvet skirts and mauve chiffon bodices. The bod- ices and- sleeves were trimmed New* 0 • Egmondville Correspondent Mrs. Charles Geddes ' U.C.W. OFFICERS iNSTALLED Mrs. Earl Papple „was in+ stalled as president of the U.C. W. of EgmOndville United Church succeedinkMrs. LeonardStrongi. Other officers installed by Rev. T.E. Hancock were; ViCef president, Miss Mae. Smith secretary, Mrs. Ed Boyes; trea” surer, Mrs. E.F. Durst; repro- ,sentative to offgial board, Miss Smith; pianist, Mrs. James Rose; assistant, Mrs. Durst; program convener, Mrs. Strong; prograin planners, group one, Mrs. Robert Tyndall; group two, Mrs. Jessie Gray; group three, Mrs: Lillian .Grummett; group four, Mrs. 'Charles Eyre; Group leaders Mrs. Adin Forbes, Mrs. Strong, Mrs. Russell Miller, Mrs. Doug., las Wallace. Social committee, Mrs. Rey McGonigle, Mrs. An- drew Lunn, Mrs. D. Wallace, Mrs. T.E. Hancock, Mrs. Norman Eggert, Mrs. Elmore,Stephenson; visiting committee,Mrs.Kenneth.. Smith, Mrs. Lunn, Mrs. A.C. Routledge, Mrs. Norval Stimore. Kitchen custodian, Mrs. Durst; gifts and cards, Mrs. K. Smith; ' ,press, Mrs. Grummett; reprew sentatives. to Christian 'Educe- tion,.Mrs. Hancock and Mrs.Sti- more; supply, Mrs. Cecil Pull- man, Mrs. Wilfred Tremeer. The nominating committee -is to be the 1973 executive. Mrs. L. Strong presided for the opening of the meeting and read "A Recipe, fin- a Happy Year," Miss , Mae Smith read the monthly- and 'yearly financial report, which showed a busy and prosperous year. Donations were made to the Mission and Service Fund and to a recent burned out family. Following installation, Mrs. Papple commenced her year as newly-installed president with a reading, "A New Year is an ad- venture in Faith." • Plans -were made to have two bake sales (spring andlall) rather'' than a bazaar. Lunch was sdr- . ved by'Mrs.stimore and commit- -tee of group two. BUMPER' STICKERS • '114-.THE HURON EXF041T0R;`SeAfOiRT 0 Tog JAN. lit 794 RADISHES , We GRANDMA LEE'S SWIMS FOR ''hursday Friday — Saturday' e LOVES HOCKEY AND FISHING You'd think this young lad with the twinkling eyes arid the freckles was' Irish because he reminds you of a leprechaun, but Ross is Scottish in descent. This nine-year-old is slight •and healthy with blue eyes, dark. blond hair, and fair clear skin. , ' Ross is a happy youngster with a personality to match that delightful smile, jiejs'kind, considerate and gentle as (ell as being active and sportg-minded. He is so keen on hockey that he takes his hockey stick to school every day in case there should '''be a chance to shoot a few pucks. He also plays on a team. A dedicated fisherman, Ross is immensely proud of a picture showing him with his best catch, the biggest bass caught'last summer in the area whe,re his foster parents were - holidaying. Ross is a slow learner and will go through school in special-education classes. He does well in the non-academic stream and works hard. , Math is his favorite subject. He is clever with his hands and will learn a trade later on. .• , With his happy disposition Ross gets, along Well with both children and adults, He has many friends in his own age group. Ross will, be a lovable son for a family where academic . ' achievement is "not a major concern but where qualities V character' and personality are. To inquire about adopting Ross, please write' to. Tod a y's, Child, Box 888, Station K, Toronto M4P 2112. For general adoption informatiori, please contact your local Children's Aid Society. I SEAFORTH MONUMENT WORKS 1 WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS : Dial 57-0240 I ' I - ES YOUR CAR NEED A NEW Buy a new muffler from. our complete stock and have it insta4d at our service. department on the 0 muffler Make your appointment now. r.on the labourq f.• 'co