HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-07-23, Page 7MR. AND MRS. JASON BROWN
Catherine Anne Hamather and Jason John Brown exchanged
marriage vows Saturday, July 19, at the Hensall United
Church with Rev. Stanley McDonald officiating. The bride is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamather, Zurich and
Mr. and Mrs. John Brown, Woodstock are parents of the
groom. The maid of honour was Lisa Hamather and
bridesmaids were Cheryl O'Brien, Lois Latour and Jodi Brown.
The best man was Terry Howard and guests were u'shered by
Shane brown, Stephen Thompson. and Tim Hamather. The
organist was Mary Moffat and Betty Beer was solist. The cou-
ple will be residing in London. Photo by Frank Phillips
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.1 MR. AND MRS. JOHN JOHNS
Margaret Frances Hunkin and John Norman Johns were
married at Thames Road United Church on July 4 with Rev.
Mervyn Love and Pastor Ross Hargreaves officiating. The
bride'is the daughter 'of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hunkin, RR 1
Kirkton, and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Johns, RR 1 Woodham. The maid of honour was, Helen
Campbell, friend of the bride. Bridesmaids were Dorothy Law-
son, Carol Love and Kathryn Hendrick. James Weston, friend
of the groom, was best man. Guests were ushered by Stephen
Johns, Alec Johns and Kenneth Hunkin. Agnes Bray provided
the organ music and Maxine Sereda sang. After a honeymoon
to Northern Ontario the couple are residing in Exeter.
Photo by Jack Doerr
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• Times-Advocate, July 23, 1980
CIS WOO h urch holds picnic rgi
race, Jonathanand, Rachel returned home following a
Mellecke; baseball throw, five week visit with relatives I
Paul Mellecke; ladies, Marie in Denmark.
Tiemap, Sgt. and Mrs. Lode, 1
Mystery prize winners Pedersen and family, Camp,
were, an unmarked can. Borden, spent the weekend 11
(beets), Mrs, Earl. Keller; a here,
box (toilet tissue), Mrs. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack. Gaiser
Esther Salmon; Jelly beans and girls and. Milt Haugh
in a jar (127), Pa,stor M. visited in Kitchener last
Mellecke, Tuesday with Mrs. Cora
Persona ls Gaiser; else with Mrs. Jim
Lorne Genttner has Poland, Campbellford who is,
returned home from staying with Mrs, Geiser
University hospital, while Rev, and Mrs, Seebach.
Mrs. Karen Pedersen has are away,
Local home hits
New York Times
Old cars corriing.
Approximately 100 antique Marys on Saturday, August
and classic cars will be in St. 2, The cars will assemble at
"The Flats", a picturesque
sports field on the Thames,
Food price,
increase
is detailed
In June, the retail price of
beef went down 11 cents per
Poland to $2.55, from $2.66, a
month ago, The wholesale
price was down by 8 cents
per pound. The farm-gate
price increased by 1 cent per
pound. The retail price of
pork was, up by 1 cent per
pound from last month. The
'farm,gate price increased by
5 cents per pound,
Chicken was $1.08 per
pound retail, 10 cents more
than a month ago. The farm-
gate price remained the
same at S7 cents per pound.
The retail price of turkeys
decreased this month. It was
$1.28 per pound as compared
to May's $1.38. The farm-
gate price remained un-
changed.
Eggs were down 1 cent per
dozen'retail and 1 cent per
dozen at. he farm-gate level,
The wholesale price was
down by 1 cent per dozen as
well.
For June, the retail price
of the OFA food basket was
$35.57, down 43 cents from
last month, but $2.42 higher
than in June 1979. The farm-
gate price was $19,69, an
increase of 14 cents over
May but 48 cents less than in
June 1979.
The farm-retail spread has
increased from $12.98 last
June, to $15.88 this month.
This.is an increase of 22.3 per
cent.
The farm-retail spread is
the cost to the consumer of
processing, packaging,
distributing and mer-
chandising food.
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Pitting machine for your convenience
Armitage Farin
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RR 1 Forest Phone 873-5970
Closed Sundays
By MRS, IRVIN RARER
DASHWOOP
Mr. and Mri. Irvin Rader
were Wednesday visitors
with. Mr, and Mrs, Paul
Rader and Ben, London,
Ross Leibold returned
home from a 13 day vacation
to Western. Canada, Hp
accompanied Dave Martens
to Rosthern,Saskatclthvan
to visit his father and his
brother in Edmonton,
Alberta,
John Paul Leibold is
Spending some time with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs,
Lorne Becker while his
mother is a patient in. St.
Joseph's hospital.
Mr, and Mrs. Lorne
Becker attended the 50th
wedding anniversary of the
latter's aunt and uncle, Mr,
and Mrs. Milton Lambke,
Preston-Cambridge, Sun-
day.
Daniel Melle4ke is at-
tending the :International
L.L.L. (Lutheran Laymen's
League) convention at Des
Moines, Iowa, this week,
Youth meet
The Youth of Zion
Lutheran church met July
13. Jonath n Mellecke
opened with, a prayer, •
Along with Peace.
Lutheran Church Youth,.
they continued with their
bible studies finishing the,
first, nd starting the second,
A number of. upcoming
eventszi 1,14etrheer„diansecushurSecicb
the regular church service at
t.ghreou.oput,clieoarripdicnmicrs,paLvoiliron:
followed by dinner with
Hecker, convener, in charge
of a pot luck lunch,
Superintendent, Harvey
Bs .cehirpeollingteaacnhder stbecoiiSudiinedtaoyd
sport's. Hasults:
dergarten, John Leibold; 6-8,
Tammy Restemayer and
Bobbie Vandeworp, 9-10;
Julia TieInan, Tammy
Keller and. Chris Baynham,
11-13; Susan .Tieman. and
Wayne. decker, 14 and up,
Michele Vandeworp,
Dodge'ball, Julie Tiernan
and Michael Rader; three
legged,race,. 'Michael Rader
and Chris 'Baynham; water
balloon toss, Jonathan
Mellecke and Wayne
,Becker;, kick the slipper,
Susan. Baynham and Chris
Baynham; wheel barrow
There aren't too many
residents of Exeter who can
say they've had their home
featured in the New York
Times. In fact, we'll wager
that Donna and Ted Jones
May be the only people in
south 'Western Ontario who
can say that,
On June 15, the Jones
home appears in a quarter
page picture on the front of
the New York real estate
section. Their son, Randy, a
free lance cartoonist and
artist living in New York has•
used his parents home as a
model in a cartoon he did for
the Times.
The cartoon illustrates a
story on selling a house in a
tough market. According to
the article, anyone trying to
sell a house right, now will
have to fix it up in tip top
condition,
So in the sketch Randy has
no less than 15 people
painting, repairing and
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MAIN STREET, EXETER .•.
River, from 10:00 a,m. to
about noon. The public is
invited to come and view the
cars. There will be no admis-
sion charge. •
The oldest car will be a
1919 Model T Ford while one
of the most interesting will
be a 1934 Packard Coupe in
which Benito Mussolini is
• reputed to have ridden.
Staged as part of a tbur by
the Antique and Classic Car
Club 'of Canada, the event is
co-ordinated by the Forest
CityoRegion of Loudon.
Owners welcome visitors
to view their cars but ask,
please — Don't Touch!
Cleaning the • Jones'
Marlborough Street
residence. Donna, herself, is
depicted painting one of the
trees in the front yard, while
Ted is busy slapping paint on
the brick chimney.
Another man is sweeping
dust under a corner of the
lawn, while his helper is
tacking down the sods, ,The
rest of the crew are scrub-
bing the front porch,
washing windows and
painting while hanging from
the ladder upside down,
Randy's own dog is laying in
the middle of the front yard
with a puzzled look on his
face.
The amazing thing is that
the house, unlike the Jones
home, is only a front,A prop
is visible holding the whole
thing up.
In the background behind
the Jones' home, Randy has
depicted his Grandfather,
Cecil Jones' house.
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