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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-12-13, Page 10Page 'timer-Advocate, picornbgr 1.3 1973 MR. & MRS. CHRISTIAN MOWN photo by Brown (photo by Doerrl MR. & MRS. RICHARD MELLENGER MR. & MRS. EVERETT MELLIN Open Evenings Until Christmas 10 to 9 Weekdays Sundays to 5:00 The Country Spire Gift Studio AND Tea Room 10 Minutes East of Exeter - Highway 83 229-6341 Shop Relaxed for the Greatest Selection of Quality Gifts in Rural Southwestern Ontario BUYS OF THE WEEK Nabob Coffee Aylmer Choice 19 oz. tins Cream Corn Tasters Choice Instant Coffee Cheer King Size lb.bag 894 Detergent Jello 4/$1" Jelly Powders Paramount Sockeye 9 oz 'or s2o9 Salmon Bonus Pack 1 oz Free $ 1 69 5 lb. box soap • 3 oz. Pkge. 1 2( $ I 09 7 3 4 oz tin U HO! HO! HO! SAVE A H MORE DOUGH at ___St • Campbells Mushroom Soup 10 oz. tins Vs 100 Dream Whip Dessert Topping Stuart House Foil Wrap 32 oz.89( 634 FRESH BAKING Ivory Liquid Hostess Potato Chips 4.47( 1E6(25'7 94 Foil Fresh 594 Five Roses Flour 7 '1119 bag FROZEN Turkey or Chicken Banquet Dinners Del Monte Seasoned Green or Yellow Beans 14 oz. Cream Corn or Garden Peas Fancy 14 oz. Del Monte Blue Lake Your Choice Green Beans 14 oz, 3/7% , 894 ,,.39t Burns Sweet Pickled Back Bacon ,,), 1 •23 Tip Top Fancy Mixed Nuts 13 oz. tin99t Dale Fruit Cocktail 19 oz. tin 49( Na-„D Hostess Angel Cakes Superior Rich Fruit Cake Wonder Buttermilk Rolls Burns Skinless Wieners 1 lb, Vac Pak e894 FRUITS & VEGETABLES PEI Potatoes Chiquitc Golden Ripe Bananas Florida Zipper Skins Tangerines Florida Celery Stalks $1 25 lb. bag 79 2 ,b 25t dozen 49i 24,s334 Bacon 1 lb. Vac Pack 11 2 9 Fresh Ground Hamburg 154: Bologna ,b694 Burns Visking Burns Campfire or Niagara or Swifts Sugar Plum Burns Sweet Pickled Cottage Rolls 1St Burns Small Link Sausage ,b85( Phone 235-0212 OPEN DEC. 19 20, 21 Till 9:00 p.m. Place your order now for fresh URKEYS We will also have fresh GEESE, DUCKS & CHICKENS order now r?' C oupies exchan e vows. in area .ceremonies s' reception .in. St. John Fishers by her parents, wore an original Ryan, daughter of Mr. 4. Mrs. Auditorium. gown of white French erepe de Dave Ryan. Since returning home Mr. Sr sole and Swiss guipure lace The groom was attended by Mrs, Relouw have taken up designed in a Victorian style. Her Doug Thompson, residence in Exeter, where the crown held the long veil of Guests were .ushereci. by Wayne bride is employed at Huntley imported silk illusion, She Hughes, Edward Stanners, Drugs, and the groom at Andex carried a cascade. bouquet of brother of the bride, Tom Gunn *dialog Produets, pink sweetheart roses and tinted and Sandy Thompson, . pink carnations. Ringbearer was master Michael Hughes, nephew of the groom. The men wore navy suits with pink ruffled shirts. was gowned in a white velvet nee/X.490 Paosole dress with midriff inset edged with lace, The tucked skirt ex- tended to a chapel length train; her headpiece was a lace cap encrusted with pearls and sequins from which a three- tierred veil fell. She were an heirloom locket belonging to her grandmother and her bouquet Was a nosegay of gardenias ac- cented with holly, babies breath and white velvet streamers. Cheryl Westcott, maid of honor and bridesmaid Michele Beazier were attired in red velvet gowns with white trimming. They wore gold heart lockets, a gift from the bride, and carried nosegays of miniature red and white car- nations and babies breath en- circled with holly. The groom was attended by Robert Morrison, and Larry Ritchie and Bill Caswell acted as ushers. A reception was held in the church parlor with a dance followimat the Pineridge Chalet. For travelling, to Hidden Valley, Huntsville, the bride wore a smart pant suit outfit of navy and grey with red turtleneck sweater and navy accessories, Upon returning from their honeymoon, the young couple will reside at RR 3, Exeter. The bride is the daughter of Mr, & Mrs. Alvin Passmore, Thames Road, and the groom's parents are Mr. & Mrs. A. L. Mellenger, Whiterock, B.C. Pen elect The annual Christmas meeting of the Pentecostal Women was held at the home of pastor and Mrs. Austin Gedcke. The president Mrs. Keith McClaren opened the meeting with the singing of carols and Mrs. Harold Kendrick led in prayer. Mrs. Cecil Kipfer read a poem, 'Christmas Is Made of I atm g0 etu6 The Times-Advocate would like to extend bir- thday greetings and best wishes to those members of the Over 80 Club celebrating birthdays this week or in the near future, Among them are: Henry Pfaff, Crediton 80, December 10. If you know of anyone who would like his or her name to appear in this column please tell us. There is no charge. Many Things.' Roll call was taken by Mrs. Cliff Blanchard, each member having a verse on the name of Jesus. There were 19 members in attendance. It was decided to help some needy ones at Christmas time. Mrs. Bruce Cann closed this part of the meeting in prayer. Pas tor Gedcke gave a message. The election of new officers for 1974 was conducted as follows: Mrs. Keith McLaren, president; Mrs. Cecil Kipfer, vice- president; Mrs. Milfred Prouty, secretary, Mrs. Cliff Blanchard - treasurer. Press reporter, Mrs. Bruce Cann; penny treasurer, Mrs. Percy 13odaly. Dime treasurer, Mrs. Aldon Miller; parcelS, Mrs. Cecil Kipfer. Christmas gifts were opened by the secret pals, The ladies presented the pastor and his wife with a gift. A Christmas lunch was served. qalto4wiew Weal , The Seaforth Junior Band, led by Dr. Toll, with assisting artists entertained the residents with ..a variety program Sunday af- ternoon. Mrs..- Jim Rose played the piatib—aceompaniment for a carol sing led by Doug Stewart. Linda and Ann Albert entertained with a guitar and vocal duet. Piano solos were by Ann Stewart and Daryl Shobbrock and Wayne Lyon played an accordion duet; Debbie and Janice Rose sang a vocal duet. An annual event that is looked forward to with a great deal of interest, The Christmas Fair, was held Monday afternoon and arranged by the Women's Auxiliary. During the day the residents have an opportunity to do some shopping for gifts which have been donated by various groups within the county. Tea and cookies were served by the Auxiliary in the craft room during the afternoon, The December birthday party was sponsored by the Londesboro Women's Institute with 20 celebrants receiving gifts and congratulations following the program. Mrs. Eric Anderson was M.C. for the afternoon and introduced the entertainers. A trip across Canada by coloured slides given by Miss Edith Beacon who also gave a very interesting commentary. Miss Mary Turner, who had the honour of being the eldest celebrant this month thanked the ladies on behalf of the residents. Jim Laurie arranged and in- troduced the variety program for Family Night. The program consisted of dances, songs and instrumentals. Mrs. Mary Taylor, a native of Blyth ex- pressed the appreciation of the residents for 'a fine hour of en- tertainment. Sorority hold skating party The Ki Gamma Nu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority held their Christmas dinner party at the home of Dianne Wooden, Saturday, December 1. Members and their husbands enjoyed a few hours of skating and returned to the Wooden home for dancing and exchanging of Christmas gifts. Consumers' Association of Canada urges shoppers to complain about defective products and sub-standard service. If writing to a manufacturer, give the brand name, model number, size, colour and other identifying information, Keep a copy of this and all correspondence received and sent. Relouw, Grand Bend, Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor length white organza over taffeta gown with a full .skirt draping to flow into a cathedral train, She carried a cresent bouquet of zybodiurn with Ivy and lemon leaves and green velvet streamers. The bridesmaid, Frances Vanderheyden, and flower girl; Judy Vanderydt wore long floral dresses. The best man was Charles. Page, and Leo Vanderheyden and. Jerry Relouw ushered the guests, Before leaving on .a wedding trip to Northern Ontario, the bridal couple were feted at a Mrs. Catherine Noble, sister of the bride, was matron of honour, Mrs. Maxine Hughes, sister of the groom, Mrs. Theresa Scholten, Mrs. Lynn Gunn and Mrs. Gail Thompson, friends of the bride, were bridesmaids,The at- tendants wore identical floor length gowns of Camellia pink French Crepe de soie in a style similar to the bride's gown with navy velvet ribbon at the empire waistline. They carried nosegay bouquets of tinted pink mums with navy velvet ribbons, trimmed with feathered mums. The flower girls was Tracy A dinner and dance was held in Moorefield Community Centre with Gordon Lovie as Master of Ceremonies. Following a motor trip to Florida the couple will reside at R11 2 Dashwood. Showers were held for the bride at the homes of Mr. Kevin Stevens, London; Mrs. Jack Scholten, Moorefield; Mrs, Wayne Hughes, London; Mrs, Gordon Lovie, London, and Margaret Heling, Moorefield.. Reettato - ,4tdeideretea St. Christopher Church, decorated with pots of white mums was . the setting of the marriage of Margaret M. Van- derheyden and Christian John Relouw. Parents of the couple are Mr. Anthony Vanderheyden, Forest, and Mr. & Mrs. Matthew tecostal ladies new officers Poinsettias, evergreen boughs with red bows decorated Thames Road United Church for the wedding of Beverley Ann Passmore and Richard Mellenger, December 1, on. Rev. Barry Robinson officiated at the ceremony with Miss Agnes Bray supplying the music, Mrs. George Sereda was the guest soloist. Mr. Passmore gave his daughter hi marriage and she Santa loves to give and get / ) /4)1 k CANDIES / MAIN ST. EXETER 235-1570 Seq.e44 Shirley Irene Stanners of Moorefield and Everett Wesley Mellin of Dashwood were married at Moorefield United Church November 17. Rev. W. Maxwell officiated at the marriage and the organist was Millard Hammond. The bride, given in marriage NJ