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Times-Advocate, 1983-06-01, Page 6Page 6 Times -Advocate, June 1, 1983 HUrondale ladies observe c�ndle IIgh#Ing for senlors The May meeting of the Hurondale Women's Institute was held in the Usborne school with the president Mrs, Fern Dougall lighting the can- dle for Senior Citizens Week to be held in June. Roll call was answered with F O R t H C O M I N G MARRIAGE -Joseph and Anne Ondrejicka, RR 1, Exeter are happy to announce the for- thcoming marriage of their daughter Teresa to Peter Duenk, son of William and Anne Duenk, Luton. The wedding will take place Saturday, June 4 at 3:30 p.m. at St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, Lucon. Recep- tion to follow. rt' MR. AND MRS. DAN ELLIOTT Charlotte Gingerich and Daniel Elliott exchanged mar- riage vows May 14 at the Zurich Mennonite Church with Rev. Clayton Kuepfer officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Gingerich, Grand Bend and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Elliott, Clinton are parents of the groom. The maid of honour was Marlene Estep and bridesmaids'wereCarol Gascho,Kathy Martin and Vicki Schroeder. Valerie Lynn Gingerich was flowergirl and Ryan Oesch was-ingbearer. The groomsman was Ray Bland and guests were ushered by Clifford Gjngerich, Glenn Gascho and Shane Elliott. After a wedding trip to northern Ontario the couple is residing at RR 3, Zurich. Photo by Frank Phillips. Pentecostal ladies recite seed verses The May meeting of . the Women's Ministries of the Pentecostal Tabernacle was held at the home of Mrs. Jen- ny Kipfer in Hensall with 18 members present. The meeting was opened by' singing hymns "Bringing in the Sheaves" and "Wonderful Story of Love." Prayer was offered by Edith Millar and all sang "0 Happy Day". The roll call was answered with a Scripture verse con- taining "seed." The minutes of the last meeting were read by Shirley Prouty and adopted. Thank you cards were read from the Blanchard family and also Mary and Cliff Blanchard for serving refreshtnents at their 50th wedding anniversary. Also a thnk you card from Larry Prouty and friend. The financial report was given by Jean Jolly. Poems entitled "Real House Clean- • ing" and "Prayer for Spring Cleaning." The missionary reading was given by Elaine Kinsman about Austin Chawner in Africa, on Bible training and literature. Prayer for mis- sionaries was offered by Mrs. Connie Donnan. The message of the after- noon was given by Dorothy Cooper. Her theme, "The Ministries of Women on Power in Prayer and in the Name of Jesus." Ruth McLaren read an ar- ticle entitled "Everyone Needs a Friend." Prayer time followed after which a delicious lunch was served by Jennie Kipfer and idena Desjardine and Mrs. Dorothy Hookey. one's favorite beauty spot. Demonstrations and skits were put on by the 4-11 girls clubs. The story of maple syrup was told with skits, eating with chop sticks, and girls dressed in Dutch costumes eating in restaurants with Canadian menus. Mrs. Mabel Stanlake gave an interesting motto on "Just when you think you are mak- ing both ends meet, someone moves the end." A sing song was led by Fern Dougall with Ann Brodie at the piano'. A humorous reading The Inn Keeper, was given by Bernice Jeffery. Contests were given out by Mrs. Ann Keller and answered. The minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary. Some tickets are available for the bus trip on June 28 for a two hour boat trip on the St. Clair river and tour of the Oil Springs Museum. Contact Mrs. Gerald McFalls if you are interested. Any member wanting tickets for the play The Miracle Worker, at the Grand Bend Playhouse July 27 call the secretary Mrs. Don Bray at 235-1007. 0 'Canada was sung. Mrs. Alma Rundle and her group served a tasty lunch. ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. Reg Morrison, Kirkton are pleased to announce the forthcoming mar- riage of their daughter Lisa to Brian Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor, Exeter. The wedding will take place on Saturday, June 11 at 3:30 p.m. at Kirkton United Church. Open reception to follow. Photo by D. Morrison Illr�l I.t►s% I'► it r. in i:11.4.t 11t•d I !1nr'.. Fri.. Sat. California No 1 Produce of U.S.A. New Potatoes 10 lb. bag 2.29 Home Heavy Doty. 18 Foil Sorority chapter chooses new slate Beta Theta Sorority members met April 5 at the home of Shirley Walkom in Mitchell. It was Nostalgia Evening with everyone displaying old hats or jewellery. Eillen Ross reported tliat 62765 was raised from/the Daffodil Day for the Cancer Society. The election of officers was held and the results were: president, Shirley Walkom; vice-president, Elsie Tuckey; recording secretary, June Essery; corresponding secretary, Marie Beaver, and treasurer, Donna Webster. Shirley and Bev Delbridge presented a fashion show of hats which were all beautiful- ly made by Shirley. The models were Mary Jane Taylor, Pat Fletcher and Bev. Refreshments were served by the committee in charge. The chapter attended the play, Annie Get Your Gun on April 20. After the play they i went to the home of Elsie Wit- teveen where she and Pat Fletcher served lunch. - Beta Theta members join- ed with their sister chapters from Exeter, Mitchell, Goderich and Clinton for Founder's Day on April 26. A delicious pot luck dinner was held at the home of Maude Connon, May 24. Perfect attendance awards were presented to June Essery, Donna Jones, Rosemary Schaefer and Don- na Webster. Leona Amos presented a 30 year member- ship award to Shirley Walkom. June Essery receiv- ed the Girl of the Year Award. Pat Patterson announced plans to attend Interiors '83 where Rosemary Schaefer has a quilt hanging displayed. A, summer social will be held June 21 at the summer home of Shirley Walkom. The 1983-84 slate of officers was installed by Elaine Bogart. Asparagus Freshly cut for you Spring Garden Farm Call 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. 229-6795 PLAN TO MARRY - Wes and Ann Lording and Bill and Mae Butson are pleased to announce the forthcom- ing marriage of their children Linda Diane and Allbn James. The wedding wilt take place on Saturday, June 11, 1983 at the Exeter Christian Reformed Church. Open reception to follow at 9 p.m. in Hensall. Everyone welcome. COLLECTORS PLATES Knowles China Co. Rockwell's Light Campaignt s This Is the Room That Light Made by Norman Rockwell. 1st in series. Now Taking Orders S119AR & SPICE of Exeter L__409 Main St., Exeter 235-1211 :BAG THESE BUYS We Sell For Less We Deliver, 235-02121 Maple Leaf Flakes, 164 g. Ham 1129 Betty Crocker Super Moist, 510 0. Cake Mixes 1 009 H,•?IrT,nns Pool SOO y 1"- 1.59 Mayonnaise 1.4 H.',oz 28 oz. lin Mazola 1 , Spaghetti 1.29 Corn Oil 2.29 Stokely Fancy 12 or.lin Kernel Corn 69$ Dole. Crushed, sliced, tidbits, 19 or Pineapple 99‘ Nine lives h „r r n ' Genernl Mills 425 G. Cat Food3/1.00 Cheerios 1.99 Slack Diamond Single Thins, 500 G. Cheese slices 2.75 C,est, 100 ry Humpty Dumpty 200 q. Potato Chips Your choir Clover leo! Cahn, Salmon 99 Toothpaste • 1.59 !✓estnns Chocolate, 400 q. 1.59 Mallows 1.79 Heins, 10 oz. tin Staffords Cherry, 19 os. tin McNair Sultana, 730 0. Tomato pie Filling Raisins soap 19 .5 2.19 3/1.00 York , 500 g. Smooth, Crunchy Peanut Butter 1.89 Leavers SI1c d, 10 os. mtin Mushroos981 Bee Maid Creamed, S00 g. Honey , 1.89 Dessert Topping, 93 g. Lucky Whip79 $ Liquid Detergent, 1 litre Joy 2.29 Aylmer Fancy, 40 o:. tin Tomato Juice 991 Alymer, 1 litre keg Catsup 1.88 Liptons Onion, 2's Soup' Mix 994 Van Camp, 14 oz. tin Beans 69 Pork f Salado, 60's Tea Bags 1.69 Save on these Superior Meat Special Values Superior quality Meats Fresh Grade A, 3-33/4 lbs. avg. Maple Leaf Sweet Pickled, 3-4 Ib. avg. C.ttage Rollo FryingChickens 2.18 kg./Ib. 9 e 9 Fresh, (locks attached) Chicken Legs 2.40 kg./Ib. 1.09 Fresh, (Sacks attached) Chicken Breasts 2.84 kg./Ib.1.29 Medium (formerly chuck) Ground Beef3.51 kg./Ib. 1.59 Devon Brand Sliced, 500 g. � �� Side Bacon pkg. • Sliced or piece Cooked Ham 331kg./Ib. •59 3.51 kg./lb. 1 • 59 Maple Leaf Mac & Cheese or Chicken Loaf 4.61 kg. Luncheon Meats ib.2.09 .1.99 ib.69 4 Schneiders Harvest Tyme, 4-5 Ib. avg. Nams 4.39 kg. lb Leiters Wieners Vac Pac Maple leaf sliced or piece Summer Sausage Devon Brand Small Sausage ,3.28 kg./Ib. 1.49 6.37 kg./Ib.2. 89 Salads Maple Leaf Fancy quality. Potato, macaroni or creamy Cole Slaw 2.18 kg,/Ib. fresh produce 2401 Produce of U.S.A. Cell. 1 Mead Lettuce59 e Produce of U.S.A., Can. 1 liorida Tomatoes 79 et lb. Canada Fancy C.A., 3 Ib. beg Mac Apples 1.29 Produce of U.S.A., Con. 1, ViAikei Carreto A&H bakery buys Superior, 873 G. loaf, white or : gid Wheat 594 S. �i� t Dog or Hamburb8A Dompeters, Country Iran, B read Weston Chocolate, 4's swiss Rens 994 fol frozen foods Niagara, largo 12.5 cm. tin Orange Juice S9 f McCain, Hash Brown, 1 kg. Potatoes s 991 Swenson Mac & Cheese, S o�� Dinner e Niagara, 12 os. tin Lemonade 2/994 ¶mRRHETS SPIN THURSOA, i IR*OAT v ..••'s „s T 1 0 0 W II -M1 ---i * •WY11riIviW!M111v1l IYWl IllhiN•WlYW' r W`7fixt.•n s `� I Drapery Designs Fabric Selection Installationnbre For consultation and tree estimate* Cal 262-5214 wirings one's favorite beauty spot. Demonstrations and skits were put on by the 4-11 girls clubs. The story of maple syrup was told with skits, eating with chop sticks, and girls dressed in Dutch costumes eating in restaurants with Canadian menus. Mrs. Mabel Stanlake gave an interesting motto on "Just when you think you are mak- ing both ends meet, someone moves the end." A sing song was led by Fern Dougall with Ann Brodie at the piano'. A humorous reading The Inn Keeper, was given by Bernice Jeffery. Contests were given out by Mrs. Ann Keller and answered. The minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary. Some tickets are available for the bus trip on June 28 for a two hour boat trip on the St. Clair river and tour of the Oil Springs Museum. Contact Mrs. Gerald McFalls if you are interested. Any member wanting tickets for the play The Miracle Worker, at the Grand Bend Playhouse July 27 call the secretary Mrs. Don Bray at 235-1007. 0 'Canada was sung. Mrs. Alma Rundle and her group served a tasty lunch. ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. Reg Morrison, Kirkton are pleased to announce the forthcoming mar- riage of their daughter Lisa to Brian Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor, Exeter. The wedding will take place on Saturday, June 11 at 3:30 p.m. at Kirkton United Church. Open reception to follow. Photo by D. Morrison Illr�l I.t►s% I'► it r. in i:11.4.t 11t•d I !1nr'.. Fri.. Sat. California No 1 Produce of U.S.A. New Potatoes 10 lb. bag 2.29 Home Heavy Doty. 18 Foil Sorority chapter chooses new slate Beta Theta Sorority members met April 5 at the home of Shirley Walkom in Mitchell. It was Nostalgia Evening with everyone displaying old hats or jewellery. Eillen Ross reported tliat 62765 was raised from/the Daffodil Day for the Cancer Society. The election of officers was held and the results were: president, Shirley Walkom; vice-president, Elsie Tuckey; recording secretary, June Essery; corresponding secretary, Marie Beaver, and treasurer, Donna Webster. Shirley and Bev Delbridge presented a fashion show of hats which were all beautiful- ly made by Shirley. The models were Mary Jane Taylor, Pat Fletcher and Bev. Refreshments were served by the committee in charge. The chapter attended the play, Annie Get Your Gun on April 20. After the play they i went to the home of Elsie Wit- teveen where she and Pat Fletcher served lunch. - Beta Theta members join- ed with their sister chapters from Exeter, Mitchell, Goderich and Clinton for Founder's Day on April 26. A delicious pot luck dinner was held at the home of Maude Connon, May 24. Perfect attendance awards were presented to June Essery, Donna Jones, Rosemary Schaefer and Don- na Webster. Leona Amos presented a 30 year member- ship award to Shirley Walkom. June Essery receiv- ed the Girl of the Year Award. Pat Patterson announced plans to attend Interiors '83 where Rosemary Schaefer has a quilt hanging displayed. A, summer social will be held June 21 at the summer home of Shirley Walkom. The 1983-84 slate of officers was installed by Elaine Bogart. Asparagus Freshly cut for you Spring Garden Farm Call 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. 229-6795 PLAN TO MARRY - Wes and Ann Lording and Bill and Mae Butson are pleased to announce the forthcom- ing marriage of their children Linda Diane and Allbn James. The wedding wilt take place on Saturday, June 11, 1983 at the Exeter Christian Reformed Church. Open reception to follow at 9 p.m. in Hensall. Everyone welcome. COLLECTORS PLATES Knowles China Co. Rockwell's Light Campaignt s This Is the Room That Light Made by Norman Rockwell. 1st in series. Now Taking Orders S119AR & SPICE of Exeter L__409 Main St., Exeter 235-1211 :BAG THESE BUYS We Sell For Less We Deliver, 235-02121 Maple Leaf Flakes, 164 g. Ham 1129 Betty Crocker Super Moist, 510 0. Cake Mixes 1 009 H,•?IrT,nns Pool SOO y 1"- 1.59 Mayonnaise 1.4 H.',oz 28 oz. lin Mazola 1 , Spaghetti 1.29 Corn Oil 2.29 Stokely Fancy 12 or.lin Kernel Corn 69$ Dole. Crushed, sliced, tidbits, 19 or Pineapple 99‘ Nine lives h „r r n ' Genernl Mills 425 G. Cat Food3/1.00 Cheerios 1.99 Slack Diamond Single Thins, 500 G. Cheese slices 2.75 C,est, 100 ry Humpty Dumpty 200 q. Potato Chips Your choir Clover leo! Cahn, Salmon 99 Toothpaste • 1.59 !✓estnns Chocolate, 400 q. 1.59 Mallows 1.79 Heins, 10 oz. tin Staffords Cherry, 19 os. tin McNair Sultana, 730 0. Tomato pie Filling Raisins soap 19 .5 2.19 3/1.00 York , 500 g. Smooth, Crunchy Peanut Butter 1.89 Leavers SI1c d, 10 os. mtin Mushroos981 Bee Maid Creamed, S00 g. Honey , 1.89 Dessert Topping, 93 g. Lucky Whip79 $ Liquid Detergent, 1 litre Joy 2.29 Aylmer Fancy, 40 o:. tin Tomato Juice 991 Alymer, 1 litre keg Catsup 1.88 Liptons Onion, 2's Soup' Mix 994 Van Camp, 14 oz. tin Beans 69 Pork f Salado, 60's Tea Bags 1.69 Save on these Superior Meat Special Values Superior quality Meats Fresh Grade A, 3-33/4 lbs. avg. Maple Leaf Sweet Pickled, 3-4 Ib. avg. C.ttage Rollo FryingChickens 2.18 kg./Ib. 9 e 9 Fresh, (locks attached) Chicken Legs 2.40 kg./Ib. 1.09 Fresh, (Sacks attached) Chicken Breasts 2.84 kg./Ib.1.29 Medium (formerly chuck) Ground Beef3.51 kg./Ib. 1.59 Devon Brand Sliced, 500 g. � �� Side Bacon pkg. • Sliced or piece Cooked Ham 331kg./Ib. •59 3.51 kg./lb. 1 • 59 Maple Leaf Mac & Cheese or Chicken Loaf 4.61 kg. Luncheon Meats ib.2.09 .1.99 ib.69 4 Schneiders Harvest Tyme, 4-5 Ib. avg. Nams 4.39 kg. lb Leiters Wieners Vac Pac Maple leaf sliced or piece Summer Sausage Devon Brand Small Sausage ,3.28 kg./Ib. 1.49 6.37 kg./Ib.2. 89 Salads Maple Leaf Fancy quality. Potato, macaroni or creamy Cole Slaw 2.18 kg,/Ib. fresh produce 2401 Produce of U.S.A. Cell. 1 Mead Lettuce59 e Produce of U.S.A., Can. 1 liorida Tomatoes 79 et lb. Canada Fancy C.A., 3 Ib. beg Mac Apples 1.29 Produce of U.S.A., Con. 1, ViAikei Carreto A&H bakery buys Superior, 873 G. loaf, white or : gid Wheat 594 S. �i� t Dog or Hamburb8A Dompeters, Country Iran, B read Weston Chocolate, 4's swiss Rens 994 fol frozen foods Niagara, largo 12.5 cm. tin Orange Juice S9 f McCain, Hash Brown, 1 kg. Potatoes s 991 Swenson Mac & Cheese, S o�� Dinner e Niagara, 12 os. tin Lemonade 2/994 ¶mRRHETS SPIN THURSOA, i IR*OAT v ..••'s „s T 1 0 0 W