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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-07-09, Page 7Shown films, told of history urc women visit Mennonites Dororato your home with hooutiful CUSTOM DRAPES: Choose the fabrics and the styles you want and Barb Whiting will custom make your drapes for you. You can also' choose matching bedspreads and pillow shams. WHITING'S WAREHOUSE Main St. Exeter 235-19640 July 9, 1900 Pagal 7 WE DELIVER PHONE 235-0212 SUPERIOR MEAT SPECIALS Fresh Picnic PORK who e ha b oc SHOULDERS oa( COTTONS 1/2 PRICE BRIDAL SECTIONS 30% OFF a. vs tig 4 0 P. A&H SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET • Maxwell House INSTANT COFFEE lar ge jar 5.63 750 ml, battles PEPSI • lus de • osit I ° eyc Fancy (ERNEL CORN 12 oz. 3/99' 2/7 5( SULTANA RAISINS ,,,,,o White Swan TOWELS 2 roll pkg. $2.88 1.08 Fleecy FABRIC SOFTENER 128 07 iug Is< COTTAGE CHEESE 5o0 gr tub 99( DETERGENT 2.89 Ne Can. 1 English CUCUMBERS Sunkist Valencia ORANGES USA CCm. 1 LETTUCE 3/1 oz, 1 •.35 113's d 24's 354 frozen foods Carnival Fancy (Straight or Crinkle cut) FRENCH FRIES 2 Ib, bag 694 COOLWHIP '1.39 TOPPING 1 I. tub McCains 2 lb bag 89 4 FANC Y PEAS Salado Orange Pekoe TEA BAGS L_ 20'2.99 A&H SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET ARM SU I ENGAGED — Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Heimrich, Zurich, happily announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Laurie Jayne to Mr. Philip Erb, son of Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Erb, RR 2 Zurich, Ont, The wedding will take place at 3:00 p.m. at St. Peter's 'Lutheran: Church, Zurich, such as St. Jacob's and saw the Country Mill Market. the Stone Crock restaurant; plus many more. Next came a tour through man y small hamlets, Weisseu burg, Conestoga, Rawksville also West Mon- tiose, where the last. Covered Bridge built in 1881 is located. This bridge known locally as the Kissing A&H SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET .58 .19 l b 49( '1 69 l b . 98( • A&H SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET A&H SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET On June 18.47 UCW ladies and guests set out on a Charterways bus from Ex- eter United Church, for a tour to Elmira and stirroun- ding Mennonite country. With the weather co- operating the bus passed through some lovely codtryside on our way to our first stop. Elmira. Arriving at the Elmira Mennonite Church members were welcomed by,Rev. Ver- non Leis. This lovely more modern church stands next ,door to an Old Order Men- nonite Church where the Mennonite people come to worship in their horse and buggies alternating each Sunday with ones in their black cars. Thee ladies of Exeter along with another group of senior citizens from Collingwood were shoWn two' films, Men- nonite Commercial's .and Mennonites of Ontario: , Both films informed that"' the Mennonites are a very passive group;' very loving understanding and forgiving. The Mennonite family is a strong social unit, where children are wanted, Home is where the teaching is done and hard work and co- operation is learned early in life. The Mennonites believe that they have been called to take the Jesus way in all of life. They have no belief in insurance of any kind, which includes family allowances and old • age pension. They believe that God's people will provide. The World Wide Relief Sale and Fund ,groups work together, also. The World Wide Disaster Service are , ready to lend a helping hand when needed. A delicious roast beef dinner was served by the ladies or the Mennonite church. After the meal hbmemade bread was sold also many crafts from the Self-Help programme were on display to be sold. Mr. Ivan Schantz, the Mennonite tour guide show- ed the Mennonite c ountry pointing out the old and new customs that form a part of this community. The group visited a number of interesting places 1.08 $2. $1.48 MR. AND MRS. DANNY STUCKLESS Wendy Dawn Taylor and Danny Carl Stuckless were united in marriage by Rev. George Anderson at Trivitt Memorial Anglican Church, Exeter on June 21. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Joanne Taylor, Exeter, and the late .Don Taylor. The groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stuckless, Huron Park. The bride was given in marriage by her uncle, Ted Metherell of Woodstock. The matron of honour was Julie Harrison, sister of the bride. Bridesmaids were Sue Jackson, Judy Stuckless and Joanne Taylor. Best man was Peter Ander- son. Tom Patterson, Bob Stuckless and Mike Taylor ushered the guests. The couple are residing in Byron. Photo by Jack Lenk' 0 t..H SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET A&ASUPER1OR FOOD MARKET W IL 5 I 4 4 Fresh Pork CHOPS BUTT lb. MR. AND MRS. MARTY MARTENS Karin VanOss and Marty Martens were united in marr'age on June 13 at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John VanOss of R.R. 3 Exeter, and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Tony Martens, Exefer. Father Al Sasso officiated at the ceremony. The bride's father, John VanOss sang, accompanied by Ann Muller on the organ. Maid of Honour was Marian Martens, sister of the groom. Best man was Paul VanOss, brother of the bride. Frank Martens and Bill VanOss ushered guests, The couple are now residing in Crediton. Photo by Jack Doerr DOUG PARKER'S Doug and Brian welcome Jean Caslick to the staff. Jean is fully qualified in all types of hairstyling for both men and women. • HAIRCUTS • PERMS • BLOW DRYS •• COLORING • ETC. -For Appointment PHONE 235-0451 Main St., Exeter A&H SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET r e Se For Less RICE KRISPIES 29 Carnival 60 or 100 watt Your Choice LIGHT BULBS Pon 5 joitoTATii 200 grigHips994 Betty Crocker Confetti.white, raspberry ANGEL CAKE MIXES 51.28 McCo rm ick SALTINES bakery buys ID, Of 6 67( 24 oz. loaf 3/$1.49 From Toastmaster 13amby Enriched WHITE BREAD 16 „. loaf 2/s 1 Dietrich's SCONE ROLLS OPEN THURSDAY & FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 P.M. A&H SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET the Old Order attend, These children were dressed in old Order clothing. the boys in straw.hata. long pants with suspenders. the girls in ankle length dresses, aprons and some with bonnets. There are 40-one room schools in the surrounding area. Then back to Elmira and the rest of the afternoon was used as each one desired, Many visited the Sap Bucket, a Craft and Special- ty Shoppe and theBrox's Olde Town Village. This had something for everyone. Many thanks to Mrs. Flora Doerr and Mrs. Alice McLean for planning this in- teresting and very infor- mative tour. The group arrived back safely to Eketer with thanks going to our capable bus driver. Children are at their mental peaks at four, when • they know, all 'the questions, andit seventeen, when they know all the answers. THE SPINNING JENNY 346 Main St., Exeter Phone 235-2601 SALE ON FABRICS DURING OUR JULY, SUMMER 411111111, writ n WED., JULY 2 TO SAT., JULY 19 All our summer 8. winter to SUITINGS 20% Everything else reduced by 10% F A&H SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET A&H SUPERIOR Ft Po I. an C 111 10 013 O owl -4 • C "CP UI O O O C 70 • Vs C no 0 O O C US Us C O O O IM IA C rn 0 0 0 rio ER MR. AND MRS. RICHARD FISHER • Richard Rdymond Fisher and Deborah Lynn Elliott were married at Zurich Luteran Church on June 28, with the Rev. Jack Dressler9officiating. The brideis the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Elliott of Clinton, and the groom is the son of Ors. 0 Verlyn Fisher and the late Raymond Fisher, Matrign of honour was Beverley Oesch. Bridesmaids were LindaoVei•sikleten and Lori Deller, The best man was Chuck Regi6r. Guests were ushered by Gerald Bechler and Shane Elliott, Soloist was Ruth Ann Steckle. Guitar music was provided by Doug Oesch and Christine Eagleson played the organ. After a honeymoon, in northern Ontario, the couple are residing in Blake. Photo by Frank Phillips O at a. sit 4 e- oc 2 o 0 ac cu a. vs 4 4 a. W U. ac cc In of 4 • Bacon Ends Store Sliced Cooked Ham Side Bacon Swifts Polish Sausage Fresh Pork Butt Roasts Swifts Sugar Plum Dinner Hams Swifts Sugar Plum Swifts Premium Wieners lb. 500 g. 17.5 g. pkg lb. Vac 1's lb. lb. PAH SUPERIOR FOOD MAO ET Bridge spans the Omni River. The;: past a few one room schools where children from MR. AND MRS. WAYNE CORBETT Wayne Corbett and Elaine Hendrick were married in a double ring ceremony at Dashwood United Church on June 27. The, bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hendrick of Dashwood and the groom is'the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Corbett of Hensall. The Rev. Stan MacDonald officiated. Maid of honour was Fay Hafer of Crediton and best man was Brian Campbell of Hensall. Soloist was Elizabeth Datars and Ann Marie•Hoffman provided the music. After a wedding trip to • Eastern •, Ontario, the couple are residing at RR 1, Exeter. Photo by Frank Phillips • UNISEX HAIRSTYLING —1 A&H SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET . A&H SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET • Up girl We Buy For Less Pepperidge ENGLI MUFFINS iiiiiorAEpriched 450g. 79‘ dot, 69‘ 4 49 MMARHETS I pp0 INTRODUCTORY OFFER SAVE $1.00 Canterbury 2 Litre Ice Cream Retail Price s3.59 or with coupon $2.59 Cut out and present this coupon and save $1.00 on your introduc- tory purchose of Canterbury 2 litre Ice •Cream at A & H MARKET Coupon Expires July 12, 1980 Made with Real Cream Vanilla, Chocola 1 te Ch.Jubilee, rrio4 Pecan Crunch 1111111111k11111 m 1101 m 1111111111 411111 01101111iillIDIMINutiounissammemesauwrieum A&H SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET