The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-08-26, Page 7ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT
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Mt. Carmel Church, Mt. Carmel, Ontario, photo by Jack Doerr
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August 15, Margareta Helena
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Tithes-Advocate, .August 26, 1976 Page 7
District musicians
40 play at HuronView
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.Event prompts mixe d emotions
Mrs. Herman Steffens, was bap-
tized and welcomed into the
parish of Our Lady of Mt.
Carmel Church.
The Seaforth Citizens Band led
by Dr. Toll entertained Huron-
view residents from' Friday
evening with an hoar of band
music and also played a concert
in the library park at Clinton
from 8:30 to 9;30;
Marie Flynn and Norman Spier
provided the old tyrne music for
Monday's activities with vocal
and dance timbers by Debbie
Flynn and Lorri Dale.
The Kingsbridge Catholic
Womens League were hosts for
the August birthday party,
Following the greetings by
Father Dentinger the residents
enjoyed the musical program
with Mrs. Elizabeth Frayne as
M.C. There was dancing by Lisa
Frayne, vocal solos by Donna
Errington and Mariane Frayne,
baton twirling by Vicki Lynn
Doherty and a vocal duet by
Father Dentinger and Mariane
Frayne. After the singing of Hap-
py Birthday, gifts were
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presented to the celebrants.
Mrs. Isabella Hamilton
Celebrated her 102th birthday
that day and was able to come to
the party for a picture'and enter-
tainment. Several of her
relatives and friends visited her
including Jack Riddell M.P.P.
Mrs. McGratton thanked the
ladies of the league on behalf of
the residents.
A group of musicians pr9vided
the Family Night program on the
front. lawn and by using their
sound system everyone in the
Home was able to ,enjoy the
music. The program was arrang-
e() by Dwayne Tinney of Exeter
and included Cliff McDonald and ,
Jim and Glenn Nott, Mrs.
Henderson expressed the ap-
preciation, of the residents for
the entertainment.
Holds tea for
Kippen, bride
By MRS. RENA CALDWELL
KIPPEN
Kippen East Womeris Institute
members are reminded to get
their pies and tarts to their group
leaders for the Bean Festival at
Zurich on Saturday, August 28.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kinsman,
Mr. & Mrs. John Kinsman and
Bevin Kinsman attended the
wedding Ferguson-Truchon in
North Bay at the weekend.
' Mr, & Mrs. Robert Baillie, RR
2 Staffa, visited relatives in the
area at the weekend.
Mrs. Orville Workman held a
trousseau tea in honor of her
daughter Linda on Saturday
August 21.
Robin McLellan has been
holidaying at Lions Head,
Mr. & Mrs. W. L. Mellis
attended the Gibson family reu-
nion at Wroxeter on Sunday.
Mrs. Grant McGregor return-
ed from St. Joseph's Hospital
following surgery.
Don Rader and Scott visited him
Sunday and presented him with a
watch as a remembrance gift. A
beautiful floral bouquet was also
sent from Scottie and Mae Fox.
Susan and Peter Stormes, St.
Thomas, are visiting with their
grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. Mer-
vyn Tieman. Sunday visitors
were Mr. & Mrs. Bob Cornelious
and family, Sarnia.
Members of Zion Lutheran
Ladies' Aid and friends attended
the pla3 "Charley's Aunt" at the
Country Playhouse, Friday even-
ing.
Bill Chandler underwnt sur-
gery in St. Joseph's hospital,'
London, Monday.
Anniversary
is celebrated
By MISS JEAN COPELAND
WOODHAM
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Mackie
and Heather of Toronto spent
several days with Dr. and Mrs.
' George Morphy.
Mr. & Mrs. Stan Jones and
Scott, Sudbury, spent several
days last week with Mr. & Mrs.
Fred Parkinson, Margaret and
Janet.
' Mr. & Mrs. Dick Jongkind and
Megan have returned home from
a weeks holiday in Northern
Ontario.
Mr. & Mrs. Roger Miller,
Steven and Jeffrey of Fenwick
and Mrs. Ethel Walker of Cale-
donia were Sunday visitors with
Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Copeland,
Cynthia, Ellen and Deanna and
Miss Jean Copeland.
Mr. & Mrs. George Levy,
Elizabeth, Marion and Robert of
the Fourth Line were Sunday
evening visitors with the Cope-
lands.
Harold Copeland and friend of
_Edmonton, Alberta and Mrs,
Stuart Shier, of Fourth Line
visited Friday evening with Miss
Jean Copeland.
Rev., and Mrs, Nelson Ernst
of Exeler visited Sunday even-
ing with Mr. & Mrs. Fred Parkin-
son, Margaret and Janet.
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Mackie,
Sharon and Ainy of Toronto
spent the weekend with Dr. &
Mrs. George Morphy.
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Brine,
Cheryl and Daryl and Mr. &
Mrs. Oscar Brine spent the week-
end at Flint, Michigan and also
visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs,
Paul Crosse and Mr. an4 Mrs.
Bob Ross of Marlette, Michigan.
Congratulations to Rev. & Mrs,
Nelson Ernst on celebrating their
50th Wedding Anniversary,
By PAM SALMON
MT. CARMEL.
Two important events took
place in the gymnasium of Our
Lady of Mt. Carmel School on
Thursday, August 19, and while
one was indeed a happy event,.
the other evoked a feeling of
sadness from those in atten-
dance.
The spirit of joy was alive as
a large number of women attend-
ed a shower held for Mary
Regier, the daughter of Mr. &
Mrs. Leo Regier of Mt. Carmel,
who will marry Ken Allen, the
son of Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Allen,
on Saturday, August 28 in Lon-
don. Ken's parents and two of his
brothers have come from their
home in Staffordshire, England,
to attend the wedding.
While Mary received many
gifts, which will surely be put to
good use as she and Ken begin
married life in London, another
person also received a gift, but it
was a farewell gift exchanged in
sadness.
On behalf of residents of our
village and of the surrounding
area, Mrs. Rita Carey presented
a monetary gift to Mrs. Mary
Trainor who has moved to Lon-
don after having been a resident
of Mt. Carmel for 17 years.
I speak for everyone in the
area in wishing Mrs. Trainor a
very fond, farewell and much
happiness in her new surroun-
dings. I am sure Mrs. Trainor
would welcome any letters from
her friends in our area, and her
new address is 202 McNay
Street, London.
If I mentioned an event called
the Salmon Reunion, most people
would think I was talking about a
large gathering of fish in a near-
by stream. But actual humans,
including this reporter, took part
in the two-day event held in
Zurich over this past weekend, at
the residence of Norm Salmon,
my father's brother.
Athough the Salmon clan has
become very localized in this
area, with families from Mt.
Carmel, Dashwood, Exeter,
Nairn and Zurich present, others
came from as far away as St.
George, London, Ottawa, and
even Vancouver.
The travellers from Ottawa,
Les and Ruth Salmon, enjoyed
some real' Mt. Carmel hospitality
as they were our guests during
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By MRS. IRVIN RADER
DASHWOOD
Mr. & Mrs. Chas, Martine and
Mr. & Mrs. Dean McKnight,
Deanne and Robbie have 'return-
ed home following a three week
trip to the Rocky Mountains, go-
ing out through the States and
returning home by way of
Canada.
They took the tour into Iron
Mountain Mines; went through
Logan's Pass in the Glacier
Mountains in •Montana; took the
Gondola ride to the top of
Sulphur Mountain, over 7000 feet
up; were in Radium Hot Springs
pool;. toured Hungry Horse
Dam; visited Lake Louise and
Banff National park.
Manitoba they toured, the
museum -at Winnweg to see
"Man and Nature" and the
Legislative Buildings.
They all agreed that although
the trip was lovely, Ontario still
looks the best.
Personals
Trevor Boyle and Steven
Riddell were at the United
church camp Menesetung last
week.
Wm. Boyle, Bramalea, is spen-
ding some tine with Mr. & Mrs.
Hugh Boyle and boys.
Lambert Witmer, RR 3 Zurich
has moved to the Riverside Nur-
sing Home, Mitchell. On behalf
the neighbours, Ray Hartman,