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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-05-30, Page 21CAKE MIXES 19 OZ. PKGS 3/$1.00 DELSEY BATHROOM MEATS SCHNEIDERS NO. 1 CHICKEN LEGS Le. SCHNEiDERS BIG RED WIENERS BONED & ROLLED PORK LOINS LB. VAC PAC LB. CHRISTIE'S DEVON COOKIES BACON VAC PAC 14 OZ. BAGS 2/$1.00 CHIPS AHOY, ICED CHOC, NUT BROWNIES, SPICE & THINGS 550 530 794 LB. 690 $1.00 VAN CAMP'S 14 OZ, TINS BEANS WITH PORK5/$1.00 VEGETABLE OR TOMATO FRESH GROUND HAMBURG 2 LBS. MAPLE LEAF Chicken Loaf, dutch loaf or Mac & Cheese loaf LB. 490 AYLMER SOUP 10O O._ TINS 841.00 FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FRESH GREEN 1VIINETTES CHOICE TOMATOES BEANS 1902. TINS LEE CHOICE CRUSHED FRESH TENDER FLORIDA PINEAPPLE La, 290 5coss 45+0 CORN ON THE COB 19 O. TINS AYLMER TOMATO SWEET &Juicy OALikmNi A CATSUP ORANGES SIZE 1135 bo2EN 6910 ba,,tattLE 5/$1.00 441.00 5/$11.00 PREMIUM 73'd OZ, TINS -KLEENEX DESIGNER SOCKEYE SALMON 550 LINE TOWELS LARGE ROLL 39 FOR THE BARBECUE CHARCOAL OR BRIQUETS LB, BAGS 494 Wn/W11.agoarnne4”.4.,.k.,...14 :•••----,..44+,4,..-44,44,4„,....::..::•:::•?•••.:..!••••:••:•„...:—'• • ." ,t. :•1 ••VIVV,"%mkVgi.V.UVINIP' M.x.,Miii;kaWria.&•:•40:0* ..aVA..magibar,V11. KING SIZE LIBBY'S DEEP BUTTERED FAB WITH BORAX 30g OFF PEAS 14 OZ, TINS NESCAFE 240 OFF LIBBY'S DEEP BUTTERED INSTANT COFFEE woz, JAR $1.19 $1.39 CORN 14 02. TINS DUNCAN HINES ASSORTED 5/$1.00 541.00 TISSUE 2 ROLL PKGS. 441.00 RAID HOUSE & GARDEN INSECT BOMB 11 OZ. $1.00 ALLENS APPLE JUICE 48 OZ. TINS 3/$1.00 rarrataff. ants. An-. which the, 'a may be the audio- and agqpNp .SECTION, EXETER, ONTARIO, MAY act,15.08.: PAP•9 ilscussion are Used tsh to haVe to in the gned top- e s halre riods in e instruc- arrange- le shelves, renpe ma- the read- At the end of June the 4ames family will be leaving :DasbwoOd to be serving Trinity United Church in wihdapr, Special music included a piano And organ number given by Mrs, Jack Coates and OrgAniSt Robert ,Cameron, A trio of Mrs. 'Lloyd Moore, Mrs. A. Q. Elliot and Mrs, George Sereda sang a selection. UCW. members welcoming at the door were :Mrs. Wellington Brock, Mrs, William TIIPInfinn and Mrs. S, E. Lewis. ititereSt and ::conscientious en,,. degynnr :another gives as little as pPesible. God _211/0 generouply and. ;MIA the heart whiiePthers give sparingly .4110 with little feeling.”- Ehe concluded you haven't concern, love and cemri4ssiunfor others don't be afraid to change. Ask What you can dO for the church rather than what the church can C;10 for you. Don't underestimate what God call do with you and through you INTPe# 'Ptraat.:VCW marked its anniVerSarY4404yimp.r.Ong with a large attendancef ,special music And &est speaker. Mrs. Merrill :James of Calvary Vnited church! Dashwood, from the text, "Silver and gold, .baYe .11940, ,such as I have, give I 'Thee'l:...“gYerrne, gives in his. pwn way" she said, " .eatncient. giyes enthusiasm, interest and Work while another gives tentien, disinterest and trouble; an employee, gives. ,cempetence,: Spring dates chosen by five district couples Mrs. Audrey'Burrows, Mrs. H.I', Gowen, Mrs. MelVinGardiner and. Mrs, Harold Skinner, Mrs..Shax- ron Chappel, Mrs. Earl Green- lee and Miss Beverley Parker and Miss. Carol Hendrick, It a timely graduation g from such in- eac h stu- locate informa- Stalf(41- 9004 In a quiet ceremony at the Church of St, John the Evangel- ist on Saturday, May 18, Mrs.; David Ivor was united in marriage to Harold' LaVerne Sturgis, both of London. The Rev. Terence E, Finlay, M A, B Th, officiated, Mr. Sturgis was former principal of South Huron District High School leaving in 1965. ts may use any study in other e, perm's- brary dur- pen to all hool, dur- ivity per- 0°1. assign re- requiring materials. permits such ma- ks, pamph - ned on an nd are re- ent before y. s make, use t it is fre- capacity. expand, it singly ap- urn utiliz- ities c a n e most ef- al area, all others for his brother and Donald Lewis And Theodore Schendera ushered uests. The wedding reception was bold in the apron rooms where the bride's mother received guePta in an aqua lace dress and coat, ensemble with whtte accessories and corsage of pink sweetheart roses and, white iniims. The groom's mother wore a blue lace dress with, white accessories and corsage of pink sweetheart roses and white mump. Mr. and Mrs. Martin will re- side in Exeter. Martin cascade of red roses and white carnations. Mrs. Wayne Rowe, AR 1 Weed- ham, was matron Of Wrier Wear- ing a full-length dress of aqua lagoda. The empire-line waist was trimmed with lace and at the back a floating panel fell to the floor. She carried a cas- cade of white carnations edged in aqua with aqua ,ribbons. Bridesmaids, Mrs. Allan Lewis, RR 2 Ailsa Craig, and iMrs. Ken Brown, Exeter, were gown- ed similarly to the matron of honor. Peter TROUSSEAU TEA Mrs. Peter Plantinga enter- tained Saturday, May 11 at a trousseau tea honoring her daughter, Miss Henderika, prior to her marriage. Pouring tea were Mrs. H. H. Cowen and Mrs. Fred Tapp, Lon- don, and serving were Miss Joy Seldon and Mrs. Thal Ellering- ton Jr. Showing the trousseau and gifts were Misses Renny Plantinga and Beverley Parker. was best man • • 24/1.4014- 'Wart A quiet wedding took place in the Church of Christ, London, on Saturday, May 18 at 5 pm when Miss Lynda Lorraine Web- ber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Webber, Varna, and Cecil Dykstra, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dykstra, Poplar Hill, were united in marriage with Rev. D. C. Echardt officiating. The couple will reside in Hyde Park. t the stor- one is in- ration for we trust store of ill help to to make nts better world of • ari-CatnIttar JEWELLER is sure to be appreciated (even if it isn't a watch) Select from a wide selection of fine quality jewelled watches to gift your graduate. (Graduation may be a gift in itself but a symbol of your congratulation is so much appreciated). Other suggestions include: sterling pins, charm bracelets, electric razors, Ronson lighters, silver and gold compacts, pen & pencil sets and a wide variety of personal items from which to choose Viltd-Vieloada Coral and. white was the color theme for the wedding of Miss Maria Adriana Dieleman, daugh- ter of Mr, and Mrs. Frank Diele- man, RR 1 Dashwood, and Sie- brand Wilts, Holland, Michigan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Siebrand Wilts, RR 1 Londesboro, on Sat- urday, May 18 at 2:30 p.m. Coral gladioli, white daisies and candles formed the decor for the ceremony performed by Rev. Harmon Heeg in Bethel. Reformed church, Exeter. Mrs. Gary Van Steeg, Hensall, played the wedding music. Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a floor-length white peen de sole and lace gown with elbow-length sleeves, low neckline and low pointed waistline. The straight skirt was accented with gathers at the back. Two roses held her bouffant veil and she carried coral roses, white daisies with coral stream- ers. Maid of honor was Miss Jo- Anne Dieleman, Whitby, wearing coral satin-back crepe with high waistline, bell sleeves and A- line skirt. She carried white daisies and baby's br eat h. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Herman Snyder, Whitby and Mrs. Martin Dieleman, Poplar Hill. They were gowned similarly to the maid of honor. Flower girl, Marian Sneider, wore a floor-length gown of coral crepe and carried white daisies and baby's breath. Simon Nagel, Holland, Mich., was best man and groomsmen were Martin and Gerrit Wilts and ushering guests were Joe Dieleman and Henry Wilts. The couple will live at Har- riston for the summer where the groom is serving the First Re- formed Church as student pastor. He is a graduate of Hope Col- lege, Holland, Michigan and is a student at Western Theological Seminary, Holland, Michigan, re- suming his studies inSeptember. 7/t aqua- ea.:eft Miss Alice Bernice Carter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Carter, RR 1 Clandeboye, exchanged marriage vows with Robert Adolph Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin Sr., Crediton, in Holy Trinity Church Lucan, on Saturday, May 25, at 2:30 p.m. yellow mums, ferns and light- ed candelabra formed the decor for the ceremony performed by Rev. E, 0. Lancaster. Mrs. Lan- caster played the wedding music and accompanied the soloist, Mrs. Robert Hoffman, Dashwood. Given in marriage by her father the bride chose for her wedding a floor-length gown of white lagoda highlighted by a scoop neckline, elbow-length sleeves, empire waistline and gently con- trolled A-line skirt. A detach- able chapel train cascaded from two tiny bows at the back waist. Guipure lace formed a panel down the front of the dress and also trimmed the sleeves. A floral headpiece of organza petals strewn with sparkling crystals held her finger-tip veil of silk illusion. She carried a . . . photo by Jack Doerr MR. AND MRS. ROBERT A. MARTIN Avrievt-PAgatidt94 White mums and snapdragons with orange carnations formed the floral setting in Main Street United Church for the wedding of Miss Henderika Plantinga, Main St., Exeter, and William Douglas Parker, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Parker, RR 1. Lucan, on Saturday, May 18 at 2 pm. Rev. 0, S. Warren officiated and Mrs. K. H. Hodgins, Cen- tralia, played the wedding music. Given in marriage by her fath- er the bride wore a formal gown of white peau de sole accented with a cathedral train. Her bouf- fant veil of nylon illusion was in waist-length and she carried white and orange roses, Miss Renny Plantinga was maid of honor for her' sister wearing a floor-length orange peau de sole dress with matching ac- cesseries. She carried white carnations and ,orange roses. Misses Tina VanderIaan, Ex- eter, and Beverley Parker, sister of the groom, were bridesmaids and were dressed similarly to the maid of honor. Peter M3Falls, Exeter, was best man and Peter Plantinga and Dave Parker ushered guests. The reception was held in the church rooms where the bride's mother received guests in a dress of aqua bonded crepe with lace overcoat and flowered hat and corsage of white roses. The groom's mother assisted wearing an ensemble of light green crepe with matching hat and white rose corsage. For a honeymoon in Niagara Falls and Manitoulin Island the bride travelled in a pink suit with navy and white accessories and orchid corsage. The couple will reside at 429 Main St., Exeter. • • BRIM, FETED • Prior to her marriage the bride was honored at six show- ers for which hostesses were nesday and g ready for and it is ng to make improve- seat exist- s facilities vith excep- a) are sec- s area and Huron are happy with he students ortunate td s as these Edu- m. . photo by Jack Doerri M.R. AND MRS, WILLIAM DOUGLAS PARKER. . photo by Jack Deerr MA: AND MRS. SIEBRAND WILTS BELTONE eating Aid . SERVICE CENTRE at MIDDLET ON'S DRUGS EXETER June 6, 1 ,3 p.m, PHONE FOR FREE HOME APPOINTMENT SERVICETO ALL MAKES OF HEARING AIDS Let us develop and print your faint SLACK & WHIT8, at KODACOLOR. Guaranteed export processing plot a hew fresh' film FIRE, the some size dod,type of your l I / original, roll .in SIZOS, 127 MI At MI *ti kW oa on * 126 ,120 ,•620 , 35mrn only, IINTILEr DRUG STORE Thed6 Neariri,g Aid Service Ltd, 138 .0tideit Xirdfietier EXETER Tell"phony I '1 04,10.0 FILMS , ilit CAM ER A CAM *SUPPLIES II II