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Times-Advocate, September 16, 1976 Page 11
MR. AND MRS. RANDY ROMPHF
Greenway United Church was the scene for the September 3 wedding
of Lesa Dugas and Randy Romphf, Rev. Harley Moore officiated. The
bride is the daughter of Jerry and Leona Eagleson, Grand Bend and ahe groom's parents are Norm and Norma Romphf, Parkhill. The bridal
ttendants were Barb Neely, Theresa Dugas and Janet Dugas. The
est mon was Gary Romphf and guests were ushered by Jim Rock and
John Maw. After a wedding trip to northern Ontario, the couple is
residing at the Birch Bark Trailer Park, RR 1, Dashwood. Pix by Peake
MR. AND MRS. THOMAS FORD
St. Andrews United Church, Kippen was the setting for the August 27
wedding of Lynda Joan Workman and Thomas Neil Ford, The bride is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. Orville Workman, RR 3, Kippen and
the groom's parents are Mrs. Agnes West and the late Norman Ford,
RR 1, Rodney. Rev. E. S, Stephens officiated. The maid of honour was
Dorothy, Parker and bridesmaids were Joyce Workman, Elizabeth
Thompson and June Ford. Junior bridesmaids were Heather and
Melissa Moffatt. The best man was N. Mac Ford and guests were
ushered by Tom Workman, Glenn Hayter and Ronald Lackey. After a
wedding trip to the East Coast, the couple will reside on the groom's
farm at RR 1, Rodney, Photo by Frank Phillipps
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MR. AND MRS. CHARLES BREMNER
Linda Marie Wurm and Charles Frank Bremner were united in
marriage at Exeter United Church on August 21. Rev. Harold Snell of-
ficiated. The bride is the daughter of Clarence and Lois Wurm, Exeter
and the parents of the groom are Frank and Pat Bremner, Exeter. The
bridal attendants were Brenda Schilbe, Cathy Parker and Brenda
Wurm, The best man .was Ray Glanville and guests were ushered by
Rob Huisser and Ralph Bremner, The couple is residing at RR 1, Cen-
tralia.
Mrs. Margaret Grove,
fOrmerly of Exeter, now
residing at the Sheridan
Villa, Mississauga,
celebrated her 102nd birth-
day September 14, 1976.
Over 80 Club
Mrs. Clinton Sweet,
Exeter, will celebrate her
90th birthday on September
29, 1976.
By ELAINE TOWNSH END
Writing this column isn't
always easy, The common
problems, such as lack of ideas,
writer's cramp, a twisted
typewriter ribbon and a deadline
that arrives too soon, probably
don't surprise you. But a few
extenuating circumstances crop
up that you might not expect. By
the way, I seldom expect them
either.
For example, the most bizarre
episode happened a few weeks
ago while I wrote a column on the
Olympics.
The night after the closing
ceremonies one of the US
television networks aired a
summary of the Games. I was
visiting my sister and her family,
and we all gathered in front of
their TV in the rec room.
Planning to take notes, I settled
comfortably on the floor with my
scratch pad, and as usual, I soon
became oblivious to what took
place around me, I just kept
scribbling, and as each page
filled, I flipped it down on the
carpet,
During the commercials, I read
Odds n' Ends
the account of the Olympics in the
evening newspaper. Before long
a mat of newspapers and sheets
of notes encircled me. That
seems to be another of my
characteristics.
I was absorbed in a film clip,
when my concentration was
suddenly shattered by the sound
of crumpling paper. My
nephew's two-month-old pup,
Slippy, had bounded into the
room and landed in the middle of
my notes. When my sister called
her, she left as abruptly as she
arrived taking my pencil with
her. I retrieved the pencil during
a commercial break, and no
harm was done.
A few minutes later I heard
paper rustling again. I reasoned
that, if I shooed her away, she'd
think I was playing. But, if I
ignored her, she'd probably go
away.
My psychology worked! She
soon lay down beside one of the
boys, and I resumed writing in
peace, After awhile, I detected a
peculiar odour, but I was too busy
to think much about it,
The next thing that jarred my
consciousness was my nephew
exploding into fits of laughter. He
pointed to the floor near me and
spluttered something about
Skippy.
I was puzzled for a moment
until I looked down at the
newspaper. It Was wet, very wet,
and so were most of my notes.
Skippy was well-trained.
My sister grabbed the pup and
took tier outside. I don't know
why, though; Skippy's
emergency was over. Mine had
just begun!
My niece and her dad turned
their faces away; they seemed to
become engrossed in the TV.
Meanwhile, my nephew gave up
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Carmel Presbyterian Church, Hensall was the setting for the August 21
wedding of Nancy Jane Stretton and William Robert Campbell. The
bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Stretton, Hensall, and
the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Campbell, RR 1, Exeter.
Susan Stretton, sister of the bride, was maid of honour and
bridesmaids were Susan Brintnell, Exeter; Peggy Campbell and Jayne
Consitt, Hensall. Doug Ferguson, Egeter, was best man and guests
were ushered by Wayne Campbell, Eater, Brian Campbell, Hensall,
and Jim MacFarlane, Goderich. Following their honeymoon to the
Southern States the couple took up residence at RR 1, Hensall.
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rolled ,onto the floor. When his
'mother returned, she reproached
him warning him it wasn't funny.
But even she couldn't bide
slight smirk.
Fortunately, I had read most of
the paper, but I had .to copy two
pages of notes, partly front
memory and partly from soggy
sheets.
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