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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-06-16, Page 6MR. AND MRS. JAMES GREGUS Deborah Isabelle Riehl and James Edward Gregus were united .in marriage May 29, 1982 by Father Joseph Nelligan. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Isabelle Riehl, Oshawa and Gordon Riehl, Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. August Gregus, Exeter are parents of the groom. The maid of honour was Louise Lawrence and bridesmaids were Susan Gregus and Kim Weidlich. The best man was Brod Gregus and guest were ushered by Laurie Skinner and Paul Shapton. The reception was held in the Royal Canadian Legion Hall Exeter. The cou- ple now resides at 237 Carling street, Exeter.Photo by Jack Doerr. MR. AND MRS. GREG MARSDEN Bonnie Louise Norris and Gregory Edward Marsden were united in marriage May 22, 1982 at Thamesview United Church, Fullerton, with Rev. Maurice Francis of- ficiating. The bride is the daughter of Ivan and Betty Lou Norris, RR 2 Staffa and the groom is the son of Cliff and Bonnie Marsden, also of Staffs. The matron of honour was Kim Marsden and bridesmaids were Kathy and Karen Norris. The best man was Brad Marsden and guests were ushered by Bruce and Hughie Norris. Organist was Mrs. Carol Ann Scott. A reception follow- ed at Mitchell and District Community Centre. The cou- ple are residing in Burlington. Photo by Jock Doerr ' Times-Asivocote June 16 1982 MR. AND MRS. PETER DATARS Irene Porebny and Peter Datars were united in mar- riage April 24, 1982 in Oshawa by Father Furman. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Porebny, Oshawa and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Datars, Dashwood 'are parents of the groom. Mrs.. T. Williams was matron of honour and bridesmaids were Elizabeth Deters,.San- dra Datars and Fay Wilcox. Brian Rader was the best man and guests were ushered by Murray DeCorte, Joe Becker and Ted Firman. The flower girl was Danusia Ustupski. Photo by Piper Studio, Oshawa A real surprise for dad Dear Dad: surprise, sur- prise! Here's your Father's Day wish four days early from your daughter who's often four days late. It's enough to shock your socks off, isn't it? If you think you're getting your present early, though, you're wrong. I firmly believe that gifts for special occasions should never be given ahead of schedule. Besides, I don't have it yet. It's not your fault, but hav- ing a birthday less than a month before Father's Day makes it extremely difficult for gift shoppers. I know you liked your birthday present, because it wasn't a tie. Enclosed is the $26.881 bor- rowed from you last month to pay Mom back. Thanks! Mom says she doesn't remember all the bad things I did, when I was a kid, that I can recall. Either she doesn't want to admit it, or I've been waking around with a guilty conscience for nothing. But, maybe you remember the Sundy we went for a long drive and ate a picnic lunch at a roadside table. Not until we got home at choretime did I think about my sandals under the picnic table. You explained that it didn't QQu�ake� sense to drive forty is fora pair of $1.99 shoes tha someone else had pro- bably picked up by now beseeching "t'atner",receiv- ed the replay, "Don't beat around the bush. Tell me what you want". Human nature is strange, isn't it? You raised two daughters on a dairy farm. You had all that milk around, Those sandals suddenly became my favourite in the whole world. You were always the strong silent type. I can't remember you ever spanking or even raising your voice much. But, a look of disapproval from you packedmore wallop to the pit of a girl's stomach than any hair brush could to her' posterior. You believed in getting to the point, too. An imploring "Dad dear" or a sophisticated By Elaine Townshend and neither of us would drink a drop. You didn't say anything, though. You couldn't. You wouldn't drink it either. Remember the night you let me drive the tractor in the pasture behind the barn while you and Mom milked the cows? Before long, the trac- tor and I disappeared in the hollow. All you could see was the stack going around and around and around ih a short distance of space. Mom got worried, but you said calmly, "That's just Elaine going in circles." (I still spend a lot of time doing that.) I also recall the day i drove my car for the first time. I was doing about fifteen miles an hour with a huge semi bearing down from the rear. I wanted to pull over, but you calmly assured me he'd go around me, not over me. Now I drive a bit faster, and when you ride with me, you clench your fists a lot. By the way, thanks for bringing dirt for my planters. If anything will make geraniums grow, it's good farm dirt, Right? Rumour has it that Mary in- herited Mom's green thumb and cooking skids, wnue i in- herited your stubborness. After giving it careful con- sideration, I've devided that's probably true. See you on Father's Day. Although we don't have to wait until special days to remember, laugh or say thanks, it's nice they come along anyway. Love, Elaine. A march on City Hall shouldn't be .1 the only time you get out for a wal Sturdy Spruce Picnic Table Kit Solid kiln -dried. spruce construction. Reaoy to assemble in easy-to- :landle box. Includes wood, bolts, nails and tiagy-to-follow instruc- tions. Approximately 72" long x 30" wide. Com- fortably seats 8 adults. PLAN TO MARRY - Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scott, RR 2 Crediton, are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Vicki Pauline_to Kevin Joseph Barrett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barrett, Crediton. The wedding will take place June 19, 1982 at 3:00 p.m. at St. Marys Anglican Church, Brinsley. Open reception to follow in Exeter. FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE - Mr. and Mrs. Glen Nix- on, Hensel, qc�nnd Mr. and Mrs. Bob Talbot, Bayfield wish to announce;$he forthcoming marriage of their children, Sandra and Steve. The wedding will take place on June 26, 1982 at 7:00 o'clock in the evening, at the Carmel Presbyterian Church, Hensall. Open reception, Exeter. The weekender... a project designed and engineered for the do-it-yourselfer Sturdy, large capacity shed with gambrel style roof for extra working height. It's ideal for storing many outdoor items... lawnmowers, gardening tools, bicycles - anything that .is presently cluttering up your garage or basement. This shed comes complete with cedar sliding doors. It's shipped unassembled with all the necessary materials and easy -to - follow instructions for instant erection ...no special tools and no special skills are needed. All you need is ohe weekend. Exeter church ladies enjoy pot luck lunch Unit 1 U.C.W. of Exeter United Church opened the June meeting with an en- joyable pot luck luncheon and social time. This was follow- ed by a brief program and business meeting. Ann Brodie was in charge of the program on the theme "A Gift for aU Seasons." This was based on the Parable of the Talents or the Parable of the Unfaithful Servant. There were three people, three gifts and three different results. As we study the story we realize the gift is the ser- vants, and what they do with their lives. The unfaithful ser- vant never unwrapped his gift. In fact he buried it. What about us? Do we see ourselves as gifts waiting to be unwrapped or are our lives like gifts, useless until we get them opened? Do we see others as gifts waiting to be unwrapped? Let us not miss the greatest gift of all, the gift of Life. Dorothy Wildfong, Anna Coates, Ruth Ellwood, Leone Brock assisted with the p Thelma Russell conducted the business reminding members to use Summer time to prepare items for the November bazar. A&H • : H SUPERIOR FOOD M • • i X IX 4 0 0 •OD MAR 1 ac ZIT Superior Quality Meats PORK SALE Fresh Picnic, Whole or Half SHOULDERS 1.29 Fresh Pork BUTT ROASTS Fresh Pork BUCHOPS Regular Smoked, Whole or Half HAMS Centre Cut, slices Ib. WE SELL FOR LESS! Stokely's Fancy Honey Pod 14 oz. PEAS 2/89t Purina, 2 Kg. 1b.1.59 MEOW MIX 2.79 Maxwell House Your choice grinds COFFEE 2.49 Ib. Orange Crystals 4 s. 3 oz. TANG 1 .35 .,.1 .69 .,].39 SMOKED HAM 6.1.59 Schneiders, Rwular. Dutch i•«� e. Schneiders, Regular, Treat or RED HOT WIENERS Schneiders Blue Ribbon, sliced or BOLOGNA Schneiders Sliced, 500 g. SIDE BACON Schr+eld�rs Mlml, 500 g. SIZZLERS Store sliced COOKED HAM lb .78 piece4b. 1.5 8 pkg.2.88 pkg.2.38 Ib.2..09 Schneiders Kent Brand ' RIB EYE STEAKS 20 - 4 oz. Portion Cu. 1 9,99 box. A&H SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET Kleenex Boutique, 2 roll pack TOWELS 1 e 19 Van Camp, 14 oz. tin BEANS & PORK55C c/s of 24 tins COKE, TAB OR SPRITE 5.99 Stokelys Red Kidney, 14 oz. BEA . Palanda, Crushed, tid-bits, sliced PINEAPPLE . 79 C Stacey, Soft, 2 lb. tub MARGARINE 1.65 Christies Plain, RITZ .:)1) q 1.79 Fleecy, sutra FABRIC SOFTENER 4.29 Aim, bonus pack, 50 rnl. plus 50 ml extra 100 ml. TOOTHPASTE 1.18 Stokelys Oreen or WAX BEANS A&H SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET 14 oz Fancy 7 C - WE DELIVER PHONE 235-0212 Deferent 6 litre SUNLIGHT 3.63 Burns Pure, 1 Ib. print LARD Kraft, 16 s 500 g. CHEESE SLICES 2.55 69 C Kraft White, Jet Puffed, 250 g. MARSH- MALLOWS 79C Libby's, 28 07 tin SPAGHETTI 9901 Nabisco, 675 g: SHREDDIES Gold Seal Pink, 7', oz. tin SALMON Kit Kat, Bulk 9 1.29 BROKEN BARS k1 .$9 85 g. box DREAM WHIP m of Mushroom, 10 ootl S OUP Gold Seal Flaked, 6.5 oz. tin LIGHT TUNA Sultana Seedless, RAISINS Swartr Whit,', 128 oz. jug VINEGAR A&H SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET 99t 88< 99 t 2.89 1.98 A&H SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET ritif 46 ,C1 •• "t WIN 11600 OR $ s.per .. $ GROCERY •IVE•AMIAY. } L rive wan =grrpy Owe(w► V000OM V 1 Pmov 1100» to $500" PLUS (AOw PART1OPATNO urP(rrO( NNW Will wOLO rrs Oww NO r .0 Aw *1100 TOTAL GNAW MUM ..Y.,ATIpo.1M w.,..,,. • dm NNW AV 111 14 fresh produce Produce of U.S.A. WATERMELON Produce of U.S.A. HEAD LETTUCE Delicious. 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