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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-08-27, Page 8Pigs 8 TIr010.-ASVOCItok *wit Vt 1979 photo by Doerr M R. AND MRS. WOLFGANG JANZEN Wed in Crediton, will reside in Windsor Mrs. Willi Janzen, Leamington, Margaret Haist was the guest soloist and was accompanied by Mrs. Lawrence Amos who also provided the wedding music. The bride was given in marriage by her elder brother, Eric Finkbeiner, and wore a floor length gown of peau de soie over taffeta with elbow length sleeves and eyelet embroidery trim at the empire waistline and neckline. A long train of the same material and a waist length veil completed her ensemble. She carried an airy bouquet of pink roses, stephanotis and ivy. The maid of honour was Gwen Finkbeiner, sister of the bride, while Ella Mae Schlenker and two other sisters, Mrs. Gerry Van deworp, and Debra Finkbeiner were the bridesmaids. They were all gowned in mint green, floor length dresses of Victorian style with empire waistlines, puff sleeves and stand up collars. Their bouquets were nosegays of pink variegated carnations and green ribbons and they wore ivy in their hair. Laurie Dick, the flower girl, was charming in a floor length white dress with high waist line and puff sleeves and she carried a nosegay of pink roses and baby's breath, Jim Nurse, Toronto, was best man while John Wiebe, St. Catharines, and Brian Finkbeiner ushered. After a reception in the church parlours, the newlyweds left for a wedding trip through Ontario, the bride wearing a dress of deep purple with black accessories. They will reside in Windsor where Mrs. Janzen, a graduate of Waterloo Lutheran University and Althouse College will be a librarian in the Dr. H. D. Taylor Public School. Mr. Janzen, a chemical engineer and a graduate of University of Windsor, is employed by Allied Chemicals, Amherstburg. Octet SV et.e The Exeter Times Advocate is pleased to extend Birthday greetings this week to MRS. MINNIE LEWIS, Green Gables Nursing Home, Parkhill, who will be 91, September 8. REV. N. R. ERNST will be 82, August 30. HONORED BY CHILDREN'S AID BOARD OF DIRECTORS Miss Clare McGowan, retiring director of the Children's Aid Society, was feted by board members at the home of Mrs. Douglas Bartliff, vice-president last week. Mrs. Ken Johns, Exeter, presented a gift on behalf of the board to Miss McGowan, Mrs, Johns has been a director for 20 years, was a former president and member of the Ontario Boardof Children's Aid Societies. T-A phot o Walter Safety says, "'Investigate conditions 13.5FORE entering the miter, and always swim with .a buddy."" E 4r4 09 *9 atance .,.: .... ,.: Ladies' Shoes Clearing '4 - '5 OFF Ladies' White Slings $.100 U OFF Children's $ 1 and Boys' LOAFERS 99 Boys OXFORDS 99' Misses SCHOOL SHOES $2 99 and $3 99 Soiled a Do RUNNING SHOES UU Boys' Rubber Boots Rubber RED $329 SOLE Girls' Boots RED $2" SOLE Men's 6" $11195 WORK BOOTS U - Wuer I, ...„,, ....... ,...„„,...„,.................,.. MAIN ST. EXETER is P SHOE „„,...,... STORE 4 235-0611 photo by Haugh MR.ANO MRS. RICHARD A. BRINTNELL • Big Aylmer Canned Food Sale! Tomato 11 oz. Catsup bottle Choice Peas 14 oz. tin 2/37' 2/39 Cream Corn or Peas 2/49' Boston Brown Beans Choice Halves Peaches Fancy 48 oz. tin in Tomato Juice 35 19 oz. tin 14 oz. tin 2/39 39 19 oz. tin Salaam Vaotizeopt ;la . . CHOPS PRICES This Week We Are Featuring Specially Fed CHOICE RED BRAND BEEF FROM THE C.N.E. Phone 235-0212 As On Display in the Canadayackers Exhibit in the Food Products Building TASTE THE FINEST BEEF PRODUCED IN CANADA! Round Steak, Boneless Rump or Sirloin Tip Roasts lb. Try A Steak or Roast of this Special Beef Schneider's No. 1 Fresh Chicken Legs or if 50 Breasts lb. a Primrose Veal Steakettes lb 59' Schneider's Blue Ribbon Bologna 59' ,t CHECK THESE VALUES 33' 33' 29' 2 Roll Pkge. 49 Pkge. of 16 69 aa LAUNDRY DETERGENT7 7 o FROZEN FOODS Del Monte Pineapple-Grapefruit DRINK 48 oz. tin Del Monte Pineapple-Orange DRINK 48 oz. tin Scott Viva white or coloured 2 Roll Pkge, BATHROOM TISSUE Facelle Royale PAPER TOWELS Swifts Premium CHEESE SLICES King Size Ajax 2 5 lb. FRUITS & VEGETABLES Ontario HEAD LETTUCE 24's Ontario CELERY'STALKS 30's Ontario Grown 6 qt. Basket FIELD TOMATOES Ontario No, 1 POTATOES 25 lb. bags 19' 79' 89' OLD SOUTH ORANGE JUICE Large 12 oz. tins 39' CHECK THESE VALUES Superior White 24 oz, BREAD Enriched 3 loaves 69 — 09 MARGARINE 31b. coloured $1 • Blue Bonnet 10c off Halt Priced at $1.49 Giant 9 8 o HAIR SPRAY 15,40z. Hostess TEA BAGS Cello Pack of 100 59 Jello 4 - 3 oz. Deal Pkge, JELLY POWDERS 49' Schneider's PIZZAS 3 Pkge. Deal Buy 2 get 1 Free $179 Maple Leaf or Middlesex First Grade CREAMERY BUTTER lb.69' Candlelabra and ferns decorated Zion United Church, Crediton, when Rev. Douglas Warren united in marriage Karen Lee Finkbeiner and Wolfgang Otto Janzen, August 8, 1970. Karen is the daughter of Mrs. Alvin Finkbeiner and the late Alvin Finkbeiner, Crediton, and the groom's parents are Mr, & CLEARANCE FLOOR MODELS RANGES, WASHERS, REFRIGERATORS, DRYERS, COLOR, BLACK & WHITE TELEVISION, STEREO, DISHWASHER All Fully Warranted Free Storage Available 19 INCH PORTABLE Admiral B&W Television SALE PRICE $163.00 23 INCH CONSOLETTE Admiral B&W Television SALE PRICE $199.96 19 INCH TABLE MODEL Admiral Color TV SALE PRICE $477.76 25 INCH CONSOL Admiral Color TV SALE PRICE $579.86 STEREO COMBINATION Admiral Solid State Mediterranean Style SALE PRICE $289.90 AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER Top Loading Portable SALE PRICE $184.96 30 INCH GAS RANGE Findlay Deluxe SALE PRICE $199.97 10 CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR Admiral 24" wide SALE PRICE $199.76 13 CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR Admiral 28" Wide SALE PRICE $227.50 13 CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR Admiral Automatic SALE PRICE $298.97 24 INCH ELECTRIC RANGE Admiral "Imperial" Self Clean Oven SALE PRICE $199.97 30 INCH ELECTRIC RANGE Admiral Deluxe SALE PRICE ...... $192.50 HOOVER DIAL-A-MATIC Upright Vacuum Four Position Height SALE PRICE $104.50 AUTOMATIC WASHER GSW-Easy Spiralator Multicycle SALE PRICE $267.50 AUTOMATIC DRYER Four Program GSW-Easy SALEPRICE .........$147.50 AUTOMATIC DRYER Four Program . All Fabric GSW SALE PRICE , ..$167.50 NO TRADE.INS SALE ITEMS LIMITED TO PRESENT STOCK Delivery $3.00 Extra These are for Cash Only TRAQUAIR .DOMINION HARDWARE NEXT TO THE POST OFFICE EXETER .. . ... . wig .. wi,ri IWOiiii'nine Honeymoon. in Quebec Marlene B‘elyn Thompson, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Earl Thompson, Grand Bend, became the bride of Frederick. Donald Desjardine, at Grand Bend United Church with Rev. H. Dobson officiating. The bride was escorted into the church, which was decorated with baskets of flowers, by her father. She wore a floor length gown of white lagoda, styled with simplicity and elegance, trimmed with Chantilly lace, and seed pearls. The A-line skirt was complimented by a detachable chapel-length train trimmed with lace. She carried a bouquet of pale pink roses, Mrs. Jean Weigand, Mitchell, was the matron of honor, while Margaret and Sandra Thompson were bridesmaids and Barbara Fenwick was flower girl. Their outfits addeda contemporary note and were mauve and purple crepe floor•length pant dresses with white Swiss guipure lace trim and green and mauve appliques. Jack Caldwell provided the wedding music and accompanied the soloist, Jane Fenwick of Ilderton. Stanley Desjardine, Waterford was best man, and the guests were ushered by Andrew Fenwick and Morley Desjardine. After the reception in the church parlors, the couple left for a honeymoon in Quebec, the bride wearing a navy shantastik dress of coin dot topped by a • sleeveless long torso jacket with pleated skirt. Mr. & Mrs. Desjardine have taken up residence at RR 1 Grand Bend. Couple married at Grand Bend Marlene Desjardine, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Desjardine, RR 1 Grand Bend, exchanged wedding vows with Richard A. Brintnell, son of Mr. & Mrs. Frank Brintnell, Exeter, in the Grand Bend United Church with Rev. Douglas Warren officiating. Jacqui Coughlin of Exeter attended the bride and Charlie Regier of Zurich was best man. The wedding reception was held at the Dashwood Hotel. Mr. & Mrs. Brintnell are now residing at 176 Sanders Street, Exeter. Good display at flower show The Kirkton Horticultural Society held its annual flower show August 18, in Russeldale Hall. Miss Luella Johnston of London judged the flowers in the afternoon. There were 231 entries placed by 26 exhibitors and eight entries placed by four junior exhibitors. Special prizes were given for the three top point winners. Mrs. Tom Hem won first with 84 points; Mrs. Norman Brock, second with 64; and Mrs. Ellis Strah an third with 61 points. Miss Jean Copeland was master of ceremonies for the evening program which was attended by a large crowd. Those who contributed to the entertainment were Rosemarie and Joyce Webber who played a guitar and accordion duet; Debbie Cameron who gave a demonstration with her baton. Nancy Hem sang a solo and Gary Urquhart played a selection on his guitar. Mrs. Gerald Carey gave a reading and Burns Blackler and Bob Robinson presented a musical selection. Mrs. Fred Switzer introduced the speakers for the evening, Frank Leslie and Percy Kendrick, of Stratford, who spoke on and showed pictures taken of the Horticultural Tour of Britian in May. They were thanked by Mrs. James MacDougald. Comments made by Mrs. Johnston as to what she looks for when judging, were given by Mrs. Russell Morrison. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Hall, Ottawa, former residents of Andrew St., Exeter, called on Mrs. William Thomson and other Mr. & Mrs. Andy Dougall Jr, and family spent a few days camping at Kincardine last week and had as their weekend guests, Mrs. & Mrs. Keith Madge, Thorndale, and Mr. & Mrs. Basil Crawford and Darla. Mrs. James Stewart and Mary Ellen Stewart of Ottawa visited with Peter Deane over the weekend. friends in Exeter, Monday. Dr. & Mrs. Everett Steiner visited with their son and daughter at Kettle Point last week. They spent the weekend with Mrs. Valeria Armstrong, Exeter, and renewed acquaintances with many old friends in town. Don Thomson, of Winnipeg, is holidaying with his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Wm. J. Thomson. Wilma Coates of London and W. Smolanski spent the weekend with the former's parents, Mr. & Mrs. W. Coates. Sunday dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs. Coates were Dr. E, S. & Mrs. Steiner of Welland, and Bradley and Tom Coates were overnight guests. Mr. & Mrs. D. W. Cornish of Clinton also called on the Coates. VISITORS FROM WEST Mr. & Mrs. Roy C. Westcott and Cathy, of Winnipeg, visited Tuesday with Mrs. Ed Westcott and Mr. & Mrs. Roy A, Westcott. Mr. Westcott's grandfather, Jim Westcott, farmed on the second concession of Usborne before moving to Manitoba.