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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-11-20, Page 12FRUIT & VEGETABLES Size Home Gro Good Cauliflower ea.494 California Valencia Oranges I63's doz.39 Fancy Mac or Spy Apples 3 lb 394 Branded Beef Fully Aged Short Rib, Blade & Chuck Roasts Blade Removed Phone 235-0212 Pie-fl-Ptife SOW ,b.6 1A Coleman's Smoked Picnics ..59C Pork Chops Lean or Roast lb. 69 Lean Stewing Beef .69 C Sliced or piece lb. 55t Butt Schneiders Bible Ribbon Visking Bologna We Have All The ingredients For Your Christmas Baking Heinz Tomato Ketchup large 15 oz. bottle 294 DEL MONTE FALL ROUND UP SALE Del Monte Fancy Grade 19 or. tin Fruit Cocktail 3/$1.00 Van Camps Beans & Pork 19 oz. tin Zit Del Monte Prune Nectar b204.totre. Duncan Hines Deluxe or Early American Cake Mixes 2 /8 34 Del Monte Fancy Peas or 14 oz. Cream Corn 2/49C ASscirted colours Cie' Monte Fancy Kleenex Towels 2p.:!` 554 Peaches 14 oz. tins 2 /5 94 Del Monte Fancy 14 oz, Bartlett Pears ca Liquid Detergent 49 wonderfood 1 lb. 354 Marshmallows 331.00 loo 69 Waldorf Tea Bags Aliens Vitamized 48 oz. tin's • Apple Juice 3/$1.00 Lee's Crushed Pineapple 431.00 Joy Giant 24oz. 14i OFF Staffords 12d OFF Instant Chocolate VA BUY-OF-THE-WEEK Clover Cream Ice Cream All Flavours 79c % gallon Schneider's Crispycrust Pure Lard 3 69C Page U2 Noywrilaer 20, 1909 District coupies exchange vows in wedding services candelabra, November 8 at a pan. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wray Sweitzer, RR 2 Dashwood, and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Dundas, RR 2 Crediton are the groom's parents. The wedding music was supplied by Mrs. Paul Schenk, sister of the groom. She accompanied the soloist, Mrs. D4.,444 r SUtecrrc Marriage vows were Elizabeth between Barbara Elizabeth Sweitzer and Donald .Stephen Dundas in Grand Bend United Church, beautifully decorated with white gladioli, white mums, ferns' and 000.$04N‘ Th,e Exeter Times Advocate takes a. .great deal of pleasure in extending Happy Birthday greetings to the following new members of the Over 80 Cltib: CHRISTIAN ,OASCHO, Zurich, who celebrated his 9 6 th birthday on November 19th, IVIISS RUBY MINERS, Huron Street, Exeter, who celebrates her 83rd birthday on November 23rd, Miss Miners lives alone and enjoys good health, ARCHIE ADAIR will have his 84th birthday on November 30th, MRS. CATHERINE SARWELL who celebrates her 92nd birthday on Nnvetaber 23rd at the Blue Water Rest Home. Why not add to the happiness of the day by sending these folk a card or having a visit with them. If you know of someone who will be celebrating an .80th birthday or better just write or telephone the T-A. This Weekend — . DINE WELL at The Little Inn BAYFIELD For Reservations 565.2611 Receptions - Banquets - Catering lattriP4W:eittVzit lealat RICHARD TODD FAMILY TREE WITH FIVE GENERATIONS — Baby KarenYvonne Foran is shown with her mother,Mrs. Ron Foran, RR Blyth; her grandmother, Mrs. Stan Preszcator, Crediton; her great grandmother, Mrs. Edward Regele, RR Walton; and her great great grandmother, Mrs. foe Thornton, RR Walton cAilea0144 Photo by Doerr MR. & MRS. RICHARD JAMES EMMERTON Mr. & Mrs. Norman Stanlake entertained Mr. & Mrs. David Millar at a dinner at the Dominion Hotel, Zurich. The occasion was the twenty-fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. & Mrs. Millar. On returning to their home, after the dinner, they were surprised by a party of twenty of their neighbours who BOYLE' S LADIES' W EAR Exeter Main St. presented the couple with a lovely gift. The remainder of the evening was spent in a social time and refreshments were served by the neighboring ladies. COUNTESS VISITS EXETER FRIENDS Visiting with Mr. & Mrs. Ward Fritz this past week was Countess Joan van giaSA IPA •tei Irqva tv-ra V.ta czst '04'4 vta-coec cz74 to&i via altwsitj Limburg-Stirum of Correo, Argentina. The Countess attended the Royal Winter Fair with Mr. & Mrs. Fritz on the weekend and then flew to Spain. Later she will visit in her native country, Holland, where she will spend the Christmas holidays with her family at Maarsbergen Castle, Maarsbergen. District WI at Hensall Bill Brenner who sang "The Wedding. Prayer" and "Two Shall be One," The Reverend H. G. Dobson performed the double wedding ring ceremony. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of nylon chantilly lace over silk lagoda. It was fashioned with a fitted, slightly raised lace bodice with full sleeves cuffed at the wrists. The neckline was graced by a simple collar, and the silk lagoda skirt fell in a dome shape with a bustle back. Her semi-cathedral length train was caught to the back at the waist. Small bows closed the back of the bodice. A fairy crown of crystals and pearls held a scalloped shoulder veil of nylon illusion, accented by pearls. Matron of honor was Mrs. Ron Sweitzer, and the bridemsiads were Miss Hilda Levy and Miss Barbara Dundas, all of Stratford. The niece of the bride, Sherri Sweitzer, acted as flower girl. All were gowned indentically in dresses of royal blue crimple chiffon over taffeta. They featured scooped necklines from which flowed chiffon, floor length trains attached at the back. Multi-colored flower edging trimmed the waists, the sleeves and the tops of the trains. Their headpieces were matching blue chiffon rosettes with small floral centres. They carried red roses, pink miniature carnations, white mums with red streamers. The best man was Douglas Galloway, Crediton. The ushers, Ronald Sweitzer, Stratford and Lorne Auricles, London, showed the guests to their places. Brian Dundas, London, nephew of the groom, was ring bearer. The wedding reception followed at the Dashwood Community Centre. Mrs. Sweitzer, mother of the bride, greeted guests wearing a blue coat and dress ensemble, with blue velvet brocade hat, and black accessories. She was assisted by the groom's mother who chose a blue crepe dress with gold metallic hat and black accessories. The evening was completed with dancing for the guests to the music of the Roger Quick Orchestra. The happy couple left for a wedding trip to Florida and other southern states. For travelling Mrs. Dundas donned an olive green and off-white dress-suit, with brown alligator shoes and purse. Her corsage was yellow roses and bronze mums, They will take up residence at RR 2 Crediton. Prior to her marriage the bride was honored at several social events. She was showered at the home of Mrs. Douglas Galloway, Crediton. The Shipka neighbors and friends feted her at the Shipka Community Centre. Mrs. William Rundle entertained aunts and cousins In her home at Woodham, and Mrs. William Scholes, London gave a shower for relatives. The SHDHS student council has contributed $200.00 to the local Association for the Mentally Retarded. This was a portion of the proceeds raised from the recent "Walk" sponsored by the student council. Mrs. James Scott, principal of Huron Hope School reports that the regional board has hired Mrs. Mildred MacGregor as a half time teacher, There are twelve students enrolled at the school. A general meeting of the South Huron and District Association will be held in the Dashwood Community Centre on November 26. The election and installation of officers for the coming year will be conducted. The meeting will feature a social and musical evening and refreshments will be served. SH students aid retarded EINMeitet.14 — eioue St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Zurich, decorated with candelabra and white and yellow mums was the setting for the late afternoon wedding of Janice Elizabeth Case and Richard James Emmerton, November 8, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Case, Kincardine and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Emmerton, also of Kincardine. The couple exchanged vows before the Reverend Andrew Blackwell, Mrs. Audrey Haberer presented the wedding music. The bride's father escorted his daughter down the aisle. She was lovely in a dress of cloud white delustred bridal satin, The gown featured empire waistline and pointed sleeves and was frosted with lace daisy motifs. A full cathedral train completed her ensemble. She carried a bouquet of shasta daisies and yellow carnations. Miss Bonnie June MacGregor The fall meeting of the South Huron Women s Institute executive met in Hensall on Tuesday, November 18 with Mrs. Delbert Geiger, Zurich presiding. Mrs. Patricia Jackson, London, has been appointed as supervisor of County home economists. Miss Ruth Skinner, RR 3, Exeter, gave the report of the County rally at Dungannon and the area Convention at St. Thomas, Next year the Area Convention will be held in Central United Church, Stratford. Mrs. Wilfred Mack, Crediton, presented a life membership to Mrs. John McLean,Seaforth on behalf Of South uron District for her Work in the Institute both in the district and in the province. The rally next year will be held in South Huron. Brut.Men 1 'The Gift That Suits AU Men' WE ARE ALSO AGENT IN EXETER AND AREA FOR: 3 ?de rle 90 Seed' 94eleirle ed109#ted, * 70444 * **a/me * 740'1(44 COME IN AND LOOK AROUND was the bridal attendant and wore a A-line gown of cranberry red shantung, with empire waist line and daisy trim. Her flowers were white shasta daisies and pink carnations. Attending the groom was John Wagwood, Sarnia. The ushers were Donald Einmerton, brother of the groom and John Case, brother or the bride. The reception for guests was held at the Dominion Hotel, Zurich. Mr. and Mrs. Emnierton will reside in Palmerston-. .4it7Osi 406 ...AittrAL tti!Aitt?!.. tge40'4.0.0*. t*O4rt0.44 Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Hughes and son of London spent the weekend With Mts. Hughes parents, Mr. & Mrs. Orval Mellin. Mrs. Russell Brown attended the funeral of the late Mr, Wyn Turney in Detroit last Monday. Mr. & WS. Jim Miles, London spent the weekend with her parents, Mr, & Mrs. Milton Woodburn. Mr. Christopher Thatcher and Miss Rosalie Hicks were married in the United Church on Saturday evening. A presentation for Mr, & Mrs, Wm. Woodburn (newlyweds) WaS held in the Anglican Parish Hall last Friday evening, Mr. Willis Stewardson and SOn, Cameron are visiting in the Canadian west. The Berean Class of the United Church are holding their meeting on Friday evening at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Carman Woodburn, Americans are a strange people. They devote one day a year to fathers and a whole week to pickles. C.A,McDOWELL Plow 235-0833 Residence 228.6961 Curling Stretch Slims BLACK, NAVY AND BROWN SIZES 10 TO 20 Pix by Peake MR. & MRS, DONALD STEPHAN DUNDAS vatroarsomeramrs?.tooftwavigtr 4 . !DOLE ar Ilts1 Agniafs 77 PHONE 235-1570 EXETER