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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1993-11-10, Page 22Book your Christmas party or gathering at Tim's Family Restaurant Blyth 523-9623 From Nov. 8 - March 1/94 Receive a 10% discount on menu orders Seniors receive a 15% discount on all menu orders Discounts do not apply to liquor or specials Discount cards available at TIM'S FAMILY RESTAURANT Blyth 523-9623 3 • la With A Little Help From Your Friends At Seaforth Manor Retirement Home You will find life is still TERRIFIC! 100 JAMES ST. SEAFORTH For More Information Please Contact CINDY DE GROOF 527-0030 Whether you invite the grandkids over for the afternoon or a buddy stops by to say "Hi" things are always very hospitable when you live with us. m • • • • e GERRY WATSON Billiard Show DAVIS COIN-OP POOL (416) 617-1782 CANADIAN PRO CHAMPION CHALLENGE GAMES AMAZING TRICK SHOTS AS SEEN ON "Canada's Premier Billiard Entertainer" Appearing at: Champs Sports Bar TIM'S FAMILY RESTAURANT SATURDAY NOV. 13/93 7:30 P.M. Blyth 523-9623 Pros Practice With EL4.W -0-ELLA Z 4,10-1,r t CUSTOM TABLE MEG (AM 354-... ktVELL's PAGE 22. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 10 1993. Frankens live in Colborne Samantha and Charles Terpstra FRANKEN — CHISHOLM Susan Chisholm and Tom Franken were united in marriage on Sept. 11, 1993 at St. Augustine Catholic Church, St. Augustine, with Father Reitzel officiating. Susan is the daughter of Ray and Pat Chisholm, Goderich, and Tom is the son of Emma Franken of Auburn. Maid of Honour was Cathy McGee, friend of the bride. Bridesmaids were Jennifer Dutot, cousin of the bride and Mary-Anne Franken, sister of the groom. Best man was Rob Rodger, friend of the groom. Ushers were Dave Franken, brother of the groom and Michael Chisholm, brother of the bride. Following the wedding ceremony, a lovely dinner and reception took place at the Goderich Township Community Centre in Holmesville. Susan and Tom spent their honeymoon at Paradise Streams Resort, Pocanos, Penn. They are residing in Colbome Twp. POMPAr14100-00.W1-1W. Couple weds in St. Ambrose TERPSTRA-NESBITT The union of Samantha Nesbitt and Charles Terpstra was solem- nised at St. Ambrose Church in Brussels on Oct. 9, 1993. The celebrants were Father Joe Nevitt and Father Joseph Hardy. The bride is the daughter of Floyd and Mary Nesbitt of Seaforth and the groom is the son of Charles and Catherine Terpstra of Brussels. The bride was attended by her maid of honour Brenda Nesbitt of Clinton, cousin of the bride; brides- maids Amanda Poppe of Dublin, Jennifer Roth of Hensall, Shelley O'Brien of Seaforth, friends of the couple and Kady Terpstra of Brus- sels, sister of the groom. The Wingham & District Community Living Association held its Annual Lottery Dinner & Dance on Nov. 6 at the Lucknow Community Centre, under lottery license # P931332. The evening's Master of Ceremonies was John Chippa of CKNX and entertainment was provided by Rick Passmore, DJ for the dance that followed. Winners of the $1,000 draws were: Ann and Ron Lamont, Brother of the groom, Joe Terp- stra acted as bestman with Chris Terpstra, brother of the groom, Brian Alcock, Chris Smith and Joe Ryan, friends of the couple, all of Brussels as the ushers. Organ music was provided by Mary Terpstra of Brussels and vocalists were Miriam Terpstra of Brussels and Cheryl-Ann Storey of Seaforth. Altar boys were Peter Terpstra, Robert Terpstra and Derek Terpstra all of Brussels. After a reception at the BMG Community Centre, the couple honeymooned in Bayfield. They now reside at RR 3 Brus- sels. Teeswater; Marlen and Stewart Leedham, Wingham; Lori and Steve Howard, Lucknow; Lynda and Wayne Elston, Wingham; Brian and Kathy Knechtel, Lucknow; Feme McDowell, Blyth; Doug and Lis Hargrave, Fordwich; Barry Reid, Wingham; Vicki and Rodger Morrison, Lucknow and Jim and Bern Scott, Ripley. A record attendance of over 490 attended the dinner and dance. The scheduled renovation for the front entrance of Clinton Public Hospital has been set back again. The board of directors decided at the Oct. 25 meeting that the pro- posed project, at a cost of between $83,000 and $104,000 plus associ- ated fees, would not be accepted. The board made a request to the property committee to review the need for the renovation and return a plan of action report within a maxi- mum budget of $25,000. The hospital will be receiving some new equipment. The board approved the purchase of an auto- matic blood pressure monitor with a recorder/printer at a cost of $11,994.70. The hospital received a donation of $1,000 from the Clinton High School reunion. It was decided by the board to use this money towards the purchase of a whirlpool tub and chair for the physiotherapy department at a maximum cost of $1,450. The finance committee reported a surplus of $23,782 durine the month of September which would bring the year-to-date surplus to $104,664. Several doctors have been approved for hospital privileges. Dr. P.K. Anand and Dr. John Vet- ters were approved for courtesy privileges. Dr. Keith Bush, Dr. Yves Oulette. Dr. Rajeev Shukla and Dr. David G. Stevens were approved for locum tenes privileges. _The board appointed Harry Lear of Londeboro, to the position of treasurer for the 1993-94 year. CPH sets back renovation Many people win $1,000 Susan and Tom Franken ,11 id