The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1963-06-27, Page 12Celebrate golden anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pask, Grand Bend, celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary Monday, June 24. The couple were married
in Detroit, Mich., where Mr, Pask, a native of London, served
for a time as deputy sheriff in Wayne county. Mrs, Pask, the for,
mar Marie Bassow, was born in Crediton and later moved with
her parents to Hay township. The couple moved to their present
home in Stephen township, near Grand Bead, in 1956. Sunday,
more than 70 relatives and friends met at the couple's home to
extend best wishes. Visitors were present from Michigan, Lon-
don, Strathroy, Pickering and district communities.--T-A photo
By MRS. HEBER DAVIS
By MRS. J. H. PATON
Page 12. Times-Advocate,. •:27,r. 190 Another "Superior" Va lue -Packed Food Sale I.
"SALE DAYS
• THURSDAY
• FRIDAY
• SATURDAY
JUNE 27-28 29
SAVE & MADE FROM RED RIPE TOMATOES
AYLMER CATSUP .5 as
SAVE 11c ELLMARR PURE WHOLESOME
PEANUT BUTTER
3 16 OZ.
JARS
SAVE 11t •ALL POPULAR BRANDS
CIGARETTES . 3
PKGS.
OF 20
EACH
SAYE Lmers avy
TOMATO 4 in sl
JUICE TINS
Faren Sovereign; boys under
six, David Latta, Kevin Dickins,
Gary Barker and Michael Davis;
girls 6 to 10, Heather Davis,
Patsy Ann Knapp; boys, 1014,
Jimmy Dickins, Cam Knapp,
Ken Latta; girls, Heather Davis,
Debby Penell, Joan Barker;
Married women, Marion
Noels, Alexia Tindall; married
men, Howard MacDonald, Bob
Tindall, Peter Sovereign; kick- SAVE 16c - 6 VARIETIES TO PICK FROM
SHIRRIFFS CANDIES
15 OZ.
TINS 4 29ft $1
BAGS
TENDER PEAS..
SAVE 16c - VEGETABLE OR TOMATO 8 1. oz $1 .
AYLMER SOUPS .... TINS
SAVE 11€ MINETTES BEST -CHOKE
TOMATOES ..6 SAVE VAN CAMPS CREAM STYLE CUT WAX 10 OZ. $1 MIX OR MATCH NATURES BEST NATURES BEST
10c BEANS with PORK CORN BEANS TINS
PILLSBURY CAKE MIXES acill'oci 3 DOUBLE DUTCH FOR
SAVE 1 ic - MOIST mos. $1
20 OZ.
TINS
SAVE 23c —VAN CAMPS 3c' OFF LABEL
BEANS WITH PORK .
Mg slipper, men, Jack Garrett, SAVE 5c HYATT'S CHOICE Lyle McNair and Harry Noels
(tied); ladies, Joyce Sovereign;
spot race, JackGarrett; clothes
pin race, Edna McFalls and
Chuck Knapp; pinning clothes
pin in skirt, Mrs. Bob Coleman;
team relays, life saver race,
Lyle McNair's team.
Oldest man, Alfred Dickins;
oldest woman, Mrs. Phineas
Dinkins and Mrs. Robert Cole-
man; articles on tray, Jimmy
Dickins. A ball game followed.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Carroll
spent Sunday at the home of their
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
Eli Carroll, Aivinston.
Mr. and Mrs. Hermon Atkin-
son attended the funeral of their
aunt, Mrs. Carrie Wren, from
the Hopper-Hockey funer al
home, Exeter recently.
Miss Carol Latta attended her
class picnic, Medway 9A, held at
Fanshaw Park Monday. Carol
and her cousin Leroy Maguire
were among the successful stu-
dents at Medway. They received
their reports Saturday.
Larry Greenlee, Ivan Kirk
and Wayne Carroll went on the
Jr. Farmers bus trip to Niagara
Falls Saturday.
Mr, Cameron Davis, Misses
Sharon Davis, and Ann Hamil-
ton, Ailsa Craig, attended an
Aberdeen Angus meeting at
Arva Saturday. Miss Hamilton
spent the week end with Sharon.
SAVE & — CHOICE :REAM STYLE
Natures Best Corn .
ROSE BRAND SWEET - SLICED
Bread'n Butter 16 OZ. JAR
PICKLES 20(
15 OZ.
TINS
15 OZ.
TINS
SPECIAL MAPLE LEAF
CANNED $1
Apo HAMS EACH
QUILT FOR MISSIONS
The WA and Guild of St. Pat-
rick's church met at the home
of Mrs. Tom Kooy for the final
meeting for this season. The
meetings will be resumed in
September. Thirteen members
and one visitor answered the
roll call with school day me-
mories.
The ladies quilted for the
mission bale to be packed lathe
fall.
The president of both organi-
zations, Mrs. Heber Davis and
Mrs. Maurice MacDonald con,
ducted the meeting. Mrs. Dean
Gibson, treasurer of the Guild,
gave the receipts from the blos-
som tea, bake sale and bazaar.
Hostesses were: Mrs. Earl
Atkinson, Mrs. Bill Johnson
and Mrs. Harvey Latta.
Mystery prizes donated by
Mrs. Harry Carroll and Mrs.
Tom Kooy were won by Mrs.
Carl Weiberg and Mrs. Dean
Gibson.
DiaaNs REUNION
Sunday, June 23 the family of
the late Mr. and Mrs. Torn Dink-
ins held their family gathering
at Springbank Park. Dinner was
enjoyed by 85 descendents.
Mrs. Earl Atkinson, presi-
dent welcomed all to the gather-
ing. A moment's silence was ob-
served to honor departed loved
ones.
President for 1964 is Whitney
Coates, Exeter; treasurer,
Mrs. Frank Dickins, Ailsa
Craig; table committee, Mrs.
Maurice MacDonald, Lucan, and
Mrs. Fred Dickins, London;
sports, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bar-
ker and Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Greenlee. Picnic is to be held
the third Sunday in June 1964, at
Springbank.
Race results were: children
under 5 years, Jean Barker,
Nancy and Marylou Tindall and
SAVE 9c —LYNN VALLEY BLUE LAKE
GREEN BEANS ...
FROZEN FOODS
Aylmer Junior
MAPLE LEAF
WIENERS Tasty and Tender
LB 39t 8 OZ.
JARS
SAVE 12c — BICK'S SWEET
GHERKIN PICKLES 4
12-OZ.
POLY PEAS 2 for 39c
MAPLE LEAF
BOLOGNA Sliced or Piece 3 LBS. $1 TINS
7% OZ.
o
SAVE 11c — PINK SEAL FANCY
PINK SALMON
Aylmer
RASPBERRIES
15 OZ. 311C
SAVE SAVE 10c — ZIP
DOG FOOD Rindless
DEVON SWEET SMOKED
BACON
Aylmer Fresh Cut
GREEN BEANS
2 tot 45c La 59t
SAVE & — AYLMER - CHOICE Marrais
He is improving and expects to
be home soon.
Miss Doreen Hewitt of Sarnia
spent aweek with her grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hewitt
in the village.
Mr. Tom Tomes as usher,
and Mf. and Mrs. Clarence
Carter were guests attlieGled-
hill-Stokes wedding Saturday at
the Ailsa Craig UC. Reception
was held at the church.
CHURCH NEWS
At St. James Church the flow-
ers at the chancel steps were
in memoriam for the late RO-
bert Whitmore.
At the UC, the Sunday School
picnic is to be held Saturday
afternoon at 1:30 pm on the
church grounds. FRUIT COCKTAIL .
4 15
IN0S.
2
T
MAAPiii'D MEATS 2 HOT DOG or
HAMBURG BUNS
Pkg. of 8 2 for 49c
Pkg. 394 6-oz.
Fruits and Vegetables
FRESH CHICKEN
BEAVER BRAND on
CHARCOAL las,110 King Size
FAB
Jumbo Size, 18 Ib. average
Watermelon 69C LEGS OR BREASTS LB. 490
By GORDON MORLEY
Mairrice Morgan is reaping
a bumper harvest froth his one
ante crop of strawberries Ow-
Mg to the dry Weather he found
it necessary to irrigate from a
nearby creek to water them.
Rev, Mathes of Granton will
conduct worship at Rrinsley
Sunday, jute 80, when Rel. K,
Hick will be guest speaker for
anniversary services at dran.
Oracle I and 8 pupils of MC.,
Cillittay central Scheel
toyed a bus trip to Detroit Fri*
day,
Members of trinsley "United
Church last week painted the
building Whith adds greatly
the apPeataline.
ElSori carne to an
untimely death rtiday evening
at Eigibtiold WA oar Unit:lent.
Ile has relatives inthia distrret,
371 OFF
Mrs. Jim S ig swarth was plea-
santly surprised with gifts,
flowers, cards and two birthday
cakes on her birthday, June 18.
Guests who visited were Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Elson, Libby
and Steven of Parkhill, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Wright, West Mc-
Gillivray, Mr. and Mrs. Fraser
Dixon, RR 2 Ailsa Craig, Miss
Muriel Whitworth and Mr. Alon-
zo Phillips. House guests of
the family are: daughter, Mrs.
Charles (Ruth) Hayes and in-
fant granddaughter, St anne
Marie, and Mrs. Leona Stool,
all of Fairfax Virginia.
Other visitors were: Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Ross, Ailsa Craig,
Thursday evening; Friday even-
ing, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Skir-
ten and daughter Helen of Strat,
ford; Saturday afternoon, Mrs.
Elizabeth Lee and daughter
Miss Vinie Hall and Mt. and
Mrs. Bruce Abbott, London.
Mr. and Mrs. Rea Neil Visit-
ed Mr, and Mrs. Roy Wilton in
Strathroy Sunday.
Mrs. °Mar Cunningham and
Mrs. Aimer Hendrie spentSuti-
day evening with the ferrner'S
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shoe-
bottom and family, in LoridOn
township.
Mr, and WS., Robert Clem-
Once, Sharer' and Beverly Of
thiertori, visited with Mr, and
Mtg. Clare Paton Sunday after-
need.
Mr, and Mrs. Erna Cim-
ninghani of Glendoe V i s ited
'hursday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Onahltighani and fa*
rnily.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Curl-
ningliarri attended the memorial
and decoration service' at the
Parkhill tetneterySunday eyed.
Mg,•
Mri Alan Rill, following an
injury tti his knee, spent Over
Ve4 JOSephis Hoapital
Where he underwent stirgeryi
SAVE 29c Santa Rosa,
Plums sweet and juicy LB. 33t
Bunch Radish 2,a. 134 SUPERIOR Sunkist
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