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Hackett -Rodger .
Paul David Hackett, of RR 1
Waterloo. and Ellen Annn Rodger,';
of Kitchener, were married at
Winghaw United Church on June
23 at 3 p.m. Reverend Rea• Grant
officiated. ''rhe Bride is the
daughter of Janette and Andy
Rodger, of Wingham and the
groom is the son of ' Evelyn and
D.A. Hackett, RR 3, Lucknow.
Miss Audrey Baxter, London, was
the maid of honor. Bridesmaids,
were: Mrs. Lori Mentzer, Water-
loo; Ms. Pam Passmore, Owen
Sound; Mrs. Barb Rodger, Mis-
sissauga and hfrs. Cathey Allen,
Kitchener. Miss Jackie .Hender-
son, Mitchell,, was the flower girl
and Master Richard Hays, RR
Gorrie was the rinigbea'rer. Willie
Rodger, of Mississauga was the,
best man. Guests were ushered by
Briain.EWs, of RR 1, Harriston;
Kim 'Losch, of Bluevale; Drive
Rimmer, of Kitchener and Dave
Moore, of Kitchener. After a
reception at the Lucknow Com-
munity Centre, the couple took a
wedding trip to Tait's Island on
Lake Manitouwabing. The couple
will reside : at 418 Vanier Drive,
Apt C-3, Kitchener, Ontario. (Joe
Benninger- photo)
Area man
Gordan A. Ke
Gordon ArthurKemp, 62, of
2,Ootkrichdied, suddenly, at
his
residence on August
22.
Mr. Kemp had been employed at
Chelanpioul Road Machinery,
Goderich, for apprrudmately ' 15
He was born unJa nuary 31,1929,
in Toronto, son of the late Gordon
William Kemp and Louise
(Livesey)- Kemp Pierce.
He issurvived by his wife Ber-
inice (Livingston) Kemp, of RR 2,
•Croderich; a son Gordon and his
wife 'Brenda,,' of RR, 3, Luckuovi
and a daughter, Gail, at home.
He is also survived by two •
grandsons, Devin and Cody.
He was predeceased by his
parents and a son, Glen, in. October
-1987.
A private family -service ` was
conducted at McCallum and Palia
Funeral Home, Goderich, on August.
24, with Rev. lan McWhinnie. of»
ficiating,'"
Cremation followed with inter -
McMurray -Hedley
Rick McMurray, Lucknow' and
Karen Hedley, Kinlough, were
Married on July 7 at the Church
of the Messiah, Kincardine with
Reverend David Atwell of-
ficiating. The groom is the son of
The 1,00fliale of Lois .AM
,+ere, �elf�oirdiiatdies hisresidenceStriatll lrai, ,1 '
0BITUARY
meat of mites in Maitland'
Cemetery, Oodmich,
Donations were made in Mr.
Kemp's Meniory to Ducks Un-
hultei,Lung Association us Kid
ney Foundation. .
a AFFas Una
'
Adrian Lira, 62, of 411 Elgin St.,
Luduaow, died Monday, Aug. 13 at
the Winghain and District Hospital.
Born rrt. Holland, October 23,
1927, he was* retired worker from
Stelco, in Hamilton and a member
of the Lucknow Christian Refoinned.
Church
He is survived by his, wife, Jan -
dna Uitvlugt, of Lucknow and four'
children; Hank Lina, Paisley; Tina
(Mrs. Jerry Doyle), Hanover;• Wil-
.ma (Mrs. 'Dennis, Schause, Clifford.
and Adrian Lina, of Elmwood. Also
survived by a sister, Bebe Wonting,
of Holland and 10 grandchildren.'
Don McMurray, of Lucknow and
Mary McMurray, Exeter. The
bride . is the daughter of Joyce
and. Delbert Hedley, Kiinlough.
Debbie Smoknaars • (bride's
sister), of Ripley was the maid of
honor. Bridesmaids were: ,'Cathy
Howey (bride's sister), Kitchener;
Judy Sanderson (friend of bride
and groom), Kitchener and
Sharon, Veenstra (groom's sister),
Clinton. Kyla Rae Howey (bride's
niece), Kitchener, was the flower
girl anndJohnathon Kreutzweiser
of Tulsa, Oklahoma, was 14
ringbearer. ` Launce Sanderson
(friend of bride and .groom),
Lucknow, was the best man.
Guests were ushered by:
Lawrence Clark, Lucknow; Paul
Finlay, Lucknow and Greg
Gardner, Newmarket, all friends
of the bride and groom. A recep-
tion was .held at the Lucknow
Community Centre. The couple
will reside at 740 Havelock Street,
Lucknow. • (Gary Walden
Photography)
lie was cased by his
Hendrik L� and Gertrude
�p�.a�'.
or r
and one brother.��,p
After , et the
McCaeetli
and Some. fllck-
now, at service W118 'held from the
Christian Reformed Chug, Luck,
now on Thiuirsday, Aug. 16, 1990.
Reverend M. Boonirna officiated,
Flower burn were Christine
Lina, Michael Luo, Andy Doyle,
Adrian Lien* Jr., Marian Verboten,.
Sherrie Verboom. Jody Verbooim..
Pallbearers were Cory Lina, Tim
Krueger, . Steven Priess, Tom
Uitvlugt.
George Taylor and Robin
Boning
A graveside service and burial
was held at the South Kinloss,
Cemetery, Lucknow,
Albert Dynes Phillips
Albeit Dynes Phillips, of. Tees -
'
water, died Thursday. August 23 at
the Wingham and District Respite.
A retired farmr from West
Wawanosh Township, he , was a
memberof the Chalmers .Pres-
' byterian Church, Whitechurch. He.
was . born in West . Wawanosh
Township on May 13, 1918, •the
,Son of the late George. Phillips and.
the late.Bdith Campbell.
He is -survived' by two brothers,
Leonard Phillips, Wingham and
Resell Phillllips, RR 2, Lucknow and
three sisters, Rozella (Mrs Newnan
MacDonald),: West Wawanosh;
Isabel (Mrs. : Art Young), RR 2,
Auburn aind .Vyetta (Mrs. ' Irving
Reid), Kincardine. Also survived by
an uncle, Dynes Campbell, of Luck
now, an' .aunt Mrs. Ruth Howlett,
Calgary and •several nieces ' and
nephews.'
A funeral service was held from
MacKenzie and -McCreath Funeral
Home, Lucknow, on Saturdayq. Aug
25 at 3 p.m. Reverend J. Jeilson, of •
Chalmers Presbyterian Church,
Whitechurch, presided.
Flower bearers were Ken Phillips,
Kevin Reid and Mike Foran.
Pallbearers were: Fred Phillips,
John Phillips,Ronald Foran, Terry
Reid, John Martin and Wayne Mac-
Donald.
After a graveside service, he was
hurried m Greenhill Cemetery,
Lucknow.
U'
mid Willem Rad Mcalalock,
sea of Mac McC atate ut
Woodstock and the cake Real
McClintock, .00k piste ea Saler.
day, An,25at4pa.I *
bemodfal setliag or the law* 'lot
•CooeY',s Park, Salford, Reverend
Vs**, el Moret Right United
Cburdb perforated. the cholic►
runt ceremony. Diluter *4 re+cep•
do were held i. the Surd
Coiva.uuaIty Cadre for 75
pests,, after width the couple left
oa a week-long trip to Nashville,
Thome.
BIRTHS
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aummuumamouwamimammammom
Falconer - Jacklin and Orie are
thrilled with the safe arrival of a
little sister, Corine Augusta, born
August 13, 1990, tipping the scales
at seven pounds, 10. ounces. This
full house 'belongs to a busy' moat
and dad, Kevin and. Lone Falconer,
of Exeter, who aregetting lots • of
help from our grandparents Archie
and Mildred Pardon, :of• RR• 3,
Wingham and Angus and: ' Vera
Falconer, of ` Whitechurch. Our y
great-grandparents are Lloyd and
. .Ethel Montgomery, of . Wingham
and Cassie Moubray, of Lucknow.
Hiusser - Brad and Tammy, .of RR
5, Lucknow are pleased to an-
flounce the birth of their son Shawn
Ervin, on August '20, 1990 at the
Wingham and District Hospital.
Weighing seven pounds, eight outn •
ccs, Shawn is -a brother for Crystal,
B.J. and Ervin.. -Proud -grandparents
are Judy and Emerson Hickey, of
Tiverton, Joan and Al Boyce -.of
Durham and Debbie and Ivan
Hiusser, . of " Wingham. Great-
grandparents are; Arthur Stone, of
Wingham,AnnieHiusser, of Britton
and Katie and Almer Voll, of Lis-
towel.
Walters - Steve and Judi (nee
Torrance) are thrilled to announce
the arrival of their little girl, Sadie
Lauren, born August 13, ..1990,
weighing eight pounds, 3.5 ounces.
The first grandchild'''r Winnie and
Gord Walters, of Goderich and the
eighth -grandchild for Marg and
Harry Torrance, of Porter's Hill.
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