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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-10-27, Page 64 Ti •s•A.v• at •_ cob=r 27 1982 b a. AV' MR. AND MRS. JON GAISER Brenda Ann Duchorme and Jonathan Melvin Geiser were united in marriage October 2 1982 at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, Mt. Carmel. The bride is the daughter of Ray and Grace Ducharme and the groom is the son of Mel and Mary Fran Gaiser. Maid of honour was Chris Duchorme and bridesmaids were Karen Duchorme, Mary Ellen Ducharme, Debbie Duchorme, and Janice Ducharme. The best man was Mark Tuckey and ushers were Brad Murray, Larry Mason, Al Knight and John Musser. After o honeymoon trip to Florida, the couple is now residing in Exeter. Photo by Jack Doerr Hurondale women learn of page duty Hurondale Institute held their regular meeting October 20. President Fern Dougall Re•Elect Don MacGregor for. Exeter Council opened the meeting with .a poem. -Light a .Candle". Roll call was most in- teresting with each member naming the most neighbourly thing that happened to them. .Motto was given by Margaret Strang. Guest speaker was Cathy Norris of Grand Bend who gave an. in- teresting report on her ex- perience of being a page for parliament. Hurondale ladies are in- vited to Crediton. Wednesday. November 24 at 8 p.m. and our next regular meeting will be November 30. Hurondale is providing. entertainment and lunch at Huronview on November 17. The fall rally report was given by Olive Thomson. . Seven ladies of the program committee appeared in Hallowe'en costume and entertained with acting and singing. followed with a Hallowe'en contest conducted by Marion Dougall. HEARING TESTS No Obligation EXETER PHARMACY - Thurs. Nov. 4 - 1 to 3 p.m. Batteries, accessories, repairs to most makes HEARING AIDS J. D..FAIR Neonng A.d Ser.,ce 91 Brunswick St., Stratford Don't • y11ss Our Instore ti S ecial p 420 Main St. 4 Centre Mall (41 Exeter, Ontario f 3 233-1412 1362 Lambton Mall Rd. Sarnia, Ont. 342.2E17 S; ecia/ , _7aihiotts 16-20, 161/2-241/2, 3a-44 Exeter Hours Mon. - Fri. 9.9 Sat. 9.3:30 tsi,se stl■1� � 'r. 'u - 41(;i An autumn treat There it is on the finest tree in the orchard hanging on the very lop branch. Sparkling in the autumn sun. it is plump. red and perfectly formed. fill- ed with the promise of a tas- ty treat • like an apple picked fresh from the tree. but a fan enjoys it whether it's bought from the orchard or the supermarket. Macintosh. Delicious, Spy. Ida Red. Wine Sap and more Odds 'n ends By Elaine Townshend But. how' do we reach it -• this temptation' that we know in the Bible was called the for- bidden fruit. To shake the tree and cause the prize to fall to the ground means risking a bruise that would destroy its perfection We might choose instead to risk a few bruises of our own • in a precarious climb. The ladder must be placed just -right not to damage the limbs that have brought forth the fruit. Safely back on the ground.. there is no hasty bite. The mo- ment must be sa%oured. The prize is polished on a shirttail ,until it shines all round. Then. crunch it. Juice squirts in every direction. Munch it Tart or sweet the. taste is delicious. Swallow- a long. 'cool. tasty swallow. Of course. there's nothing provide a flavour to please 'every preference. While the apple makes a quick snack that tastes -good and is good for us. too. its ver- satility doesn't end there. A good -cook is never stumped as long as apples are around. Who could ever resist. "Mom's Apple Pie"? Who hasn't licked their lips al the thought of baked apples, ap- ple rolls. apple fritters. apple upside down cake or pudding or apple sauce? • Apple butter and apple cider are standard apple treats. Apples can be mixed with other foods for variety. For example. there's cranberry apple ring and ap- ple nut torte. Craftsmen nave discovered you don't have to eat apples to enjoy them. Apple dolls are interesting to make and fascinating to see. An apple a day may not keep the doctor away as the old rhyme suggests. but it tastes good anyway As you have probably guessed, the apple is my favourite fruit. By sheer coin-. cidence. as 1 sat down to write this column. a report came over the radio about a study done on fruit. The survey claimed that a person's favourite fruit can give clues to his or her personality and aptitude. For example. people who like oranges make good ar- chitects and engineers and most have long happy mar- riages. The people. who con- ducted the study. Couldn't ex- plain the results: they could only report them. People, who eat grapes, are usually reliable And. people. who like apples. make good' astronauts. If you hear I'm on a trip. you'll know where' I'm headed. Resort pair mark events Arthur Baker of Grand Bend will celebrate his 98th birthday on October 27. Mrs. Arthur Baker of Blue Water Rest Home will celebrate her 97th birthday on November 6. ,. • P. • ... .. MR. AND MRS. BEV BUMSTEAD - Janet Elizabeth Goddard and Beverley Alvin Bumsteod were united in marriage September 4 at Ho- ly Trinity Anglican Church, Lucan with Rev. Bruce Pocock officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Goddard, Lucan and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bumstead, Meaford. The matron of honour was . Cindy. McNaughton and bridesmaids were Brenda Smibert, Joan Goddard and Nancy Bumstead. The best man was Keith Loft and guests were ushered by Ron Bumstead, Dave Goddard and Mery Bumsteod. The• couple is now residing at RR 2 Lucan. Camera by Code photo CLIP AND SAVE Why not put your best face for- ward, for the social season ahead, with treatments at RACNELLE'S ELECTROLYSIS & BEAUTY CLINIQUE Specializing in permanent hair removal Topical anesthetic available Ladies groups desiring guest speaker Phone 236-4740 Hwy. 21 St. Joseph HOURS - Daily, evenings and Sot. Licensed operator Rochelle Laporte IRS Weekend Feature Thurs., Fri., Sat. Hallowe'en Cookies Gingerbread Cats, Owls, Pumpkins and Bats 4 4**********ee*•e**•***•***e•*4L GNri " th... Cookie Cutter:•'• 2 Deliver: w. • 441s4,r•• t„t 235.0121 WE DELIVER PHONE 235-0212 THESE BUYS WE SELL FOR LESS! Westons. • Solo, 100% Veg oil, Sodas Margarine Salted or Plein Salted or Plain tub 99$ 594 Fabric Softener, Fleecy 3.6 litre jug 2.99 Kellogg's Cereal, 475 G. Vanish, 1 kg. tin St. Williams, Raspberry or cam. f` Strawberry, 500 mi. Stokelys, Your Choice, 14 oz. tin Cleaner 1.29 Jam Special K 2.39 Bowl Kidney Christies, 400 G. Bravo Sauce, 28 oz. tin 1.59 Beans 69g Fig Bars 1.69 Spaghetti Quaker Muffin or Cookie Mixes 900 G. 1.89 ABC, Limited Quantity 6 Litre Boa Detergent 2.99 Case of 24, reg. only. Tins 7 up 4.99 Kroft Ch.�s..00 5 G. bo Sauce 1.39 Vehreeta �.88 Prem Luncheon, 12 oz. 40 0's Meat Facettes 1:99 Carnation, 500 G. Jar Del Monte Stewed or Whole, 14 oz. Coffee offee Tomatoes 79, Mat a e 11.69 2.29 Save on these Superior Meat Special Values Fresh Utility Grade Roasting Chickens 99C.. 5 - 6 Ib. avg. 2.18 kg. Fresh, with dressing, 6 Ib. avg. Pork Butts ..39...1.99 l.. Devon Brand, Sliced. 500 g. Side Bacon 09.2.29 Schneiders, Blue Ribbon, sliced or piece Bologna 3.73 kg. Ib. 1.6.9 Wieners 1.89 Schneiders, Red Hot or Regular Schneiders, 500 g. B eef Steakettes Schneiders. 500 g. Mini Sizzlers Schneiders, 900 G. B ucket of Chicken Schneiders Thuringer. sliced or piece Summer Sausage Schneiders. Bowls. 375 G. 6.59 kg. ekg. pkg.2.29 Pkg:2.49 H ead Cheese. Maple Leaf. SOO G. B avarian Sausage ea. 4.69 1b.2.99 0Ch.1.79 A&H och 1.99 Can. Na. 1 p 35$ Waxed Turnips each Con. 1 Cooking Onions.2 Ib. beg 29 f Produce of U.S.A.. Spinach pack 694 Sweet and Juicy Florida, 5 Ib. bag Oranges 1.89 Bamby 100•. Whole Wheat, 450 g. Bread 69$ Superior White or WholeWheat . Bread 675 G 2/1.09 Superior Hot Dog oe. S's Hamburg Buns 2/1.09 Weston, Choc.; 4's Swiss Rolls 99 Flamingo, Pock of dozen Butter Tarts 1.69 Swanson, Beef, Chicken, Turkey, TV Dinners 11.5 Carnival, Krinkle 2Ib. French Fries Highliner Haddock. 14 oz. Fish Stkks 0=.1.39 99$ 2.59 See our .ss.rtraent of Hallowe'en Candy for the trick or treaters, also large Jock.o•Lenterns Facelle Royale, 2 roll pack Towels 1.09 Brights Fancy, 48 oz. tin Tomato Juice 93 $ Del Monte. 10 oz. Beans, Peas or Cream Corn 2/994 Campbells Chicken Noodle, 10 oz. tir New from General Foods 200 ml Chocolate or Chocolate Mint Ice Cream Coating 1.29 Purina. 2 kg. Puppy Chow 2.25 Clover leaf Solid, 7 oz. tin White Tuna 1.83 Jello Lemon 340 C' 3 pock Pie Filling 1.69 Carnation 28 9r Pack of 10 Not Chocolate 1:11:13:1:71111ARHET4 UrtN TWUISOA• 1 rri0A• NIGNTS UNTIL 9 • M Campbells. Mushroom. 10 or. tin Soup 2/99c 1.63 Leavers, Stems and Pieces Mushrooms 10 oz. tin 634 These Low Prices in Effect Wed., Thurs., Fri. and Sat.