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MR. AND MRS. RONALD HARTMAN
St, Patrick's Roman Catholic Church was the setting of a lovely autumn
wedding uniting Susan Patricia Windle and Ronald Victor Hartman.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Windle, Cambridge
and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Victor Hartman, Dashwood.
Matron of honour was Judy Baker of Lynden, and bridesmaids were
Cynthia Brundge, Cambridge and Carolyn and Charlene Hartman,
sisters of the groom. Flower girl was Patty Hartman,- sister of the
groom. Gary Hartman, brother of the groom was the best man and
ushers were Christie Windle, Ocean Fails, B,C., brother of the bride,
Eugene Hartman, brother of the groom, and Ron Thurgood, Cam-
bridge. Ringbearer was Mark Hartman, brother of the groom. The cou-
ple will reside in Cambridge,
Members of the North Huron service with devotions by
L.O.L. sponsored a song service Reverend McCarrol of the
in the Auditorium on Sunday Brussels, Belgrave Presbyterian
evening, A Past Master of the Churches. Mr. Blake was pianist
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Lodge, Bob Hibbard led the for the evening and accompanied
Mrs, Emmerson Mitchell with
violin solos. Past Master Alvin
Smith expressed the appreciation
of the residents.
Five new residents were
welcomed to the Home on
Monday afternoon - Mrs. Taylor,
Centralia, Miss Scott, Wingham,
Charlie Coultis, Belgrave, Brown
and Bob Smyth of Dungannon.
The Goderich Women's Institute
volunteers assisted with the
afternoons activities of old tyme
music dancing and a sing-song
with the music provided by Molly
Cox; Mrs. Maitland Driver,
Norman Speir and Jerry Collins.
The Hensall Women's Institute
were hosts on Wednesday af-
ternoon for the November bit.,
thday party. Mrs. Jim McAllister
was emcee for the program.
which included instrumentals by
Mary Broadfoot and Frank
-Forrest, readings by Mrs. Riley
and Mrs. Luther leading a sing-r
song. The twenty-five celebrants
received gifts from the Institute
followed by a social period with
cup cakes and tea served to 150
residents and guests. Mrs. Hilda
Finkbeiner thanked the ladies on
behalf of the residents.
A Communion Service for all
faiths was held in the Chapel on
Thursday morning conducted by
Reverend Wittick of the Blyth
United Church assisted by
members of the congregation.
Percy Brown of Clinton showed
coloured slides and gave a very
interesting commentary of a
vaction taken by he and his wife
to Greece and Yugoslavia at the
"family night" program.
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Mr. Louis Restemeyer,
Dashwood was 88 on
November 21. (We
apologize for the mistake in
last weeks paper and grief
caused by it)
Archie Noakes, 166
Queen St., Hensall, age 88
on December 6.
Frustration is commonly the
difference between What you
would like to be and what you arc
willing to sacrifice to become
what you would like to be.
Shirley's
Loft
moving to
new location
, the rear of
436 Main St.
Exeter, Ont.
back of
Len McKnights
Phone
235-1894
MR. AND MRS. DOUGLAS CASE
Brinsley United Church was the setting of the November 16 wedding of
Debra Lynn Lewis and Douglas Stirling Case, The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Lewis, RR 2, Ailsa Craig and the groom is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Case, RR 3, Exeter. Rev. Clyde Westhaver
officiated. Nathalie Glavin was the maid of honourand bridesmaids
were Sandi Thompson, Barbara Lewis, Debbie Glavin and Vicky Lewis.
Paul Kerslake was best man and guests were ushered by Bob Case,
Dan Kerslake, Danny Lewis and Allan Case. After a wedding trip to
Niagpra Falls the couple will reside in Exeter. iPhoto by Haugh
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