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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-09-18, Page 7MR. AND MRS. GARY REGIER Betty Pennings, daughter of Harry and Willie Pennings, and Gary Regier, son of Moe and Rose Regier, were married at St. Boniface Church, Zurich on August 31. Marriage celebrant was Father P. Mooney. Serving as altar boys were Glen and Scott Regier. Matron of honor was Karen Fabian of Otterville, friend of the bride. Bridesmaids were Mary Jane Shea of Fernie, B.C., sister of the bride, Maureen Regier of Zurich, sister of the groom, and Toni Pennings, Ot- tawa, sister 'of the bride. Best man was Ken Mathonia, friend of the groom. Ushers Frere Phil Mass and Mark Regier, cousins and Gerry Pennings, 81 -other of the bride, all of Zurich. A wed- ding reception was held at the Hensall Community Centre. After their honeymoon trip to Grey Rocks Inn in Quebec, Gary and Betty are now residing at RR 2 Zurich. Over 80{ chub Mrs. Ella Desjardine, 29 Well- ington, Exeter will be 90 years young on September 22. 1 It Vurorks. I Its Proven • It's Quick Start Last yea. We ght Watchers Qurck Start Program helped mdhons of people lose nvlhonS 0t pounds taster than ever before TOS year the We ght Watchers Improved (hock Start Program matte n easier by adding de6000S menu plans that helped make !Doing .e,ghl much sampler So ccmejom the We gol Watchers Improved Qurck Start Program September 3rd ough the 711Ih and save' 'an SteelnOWattherS to. 5900 msteadot Ile regular 118 CO on roar ',SI meehng and keg Iv anon rn 17 OC nefu, teereaner 5en.0' Calf ',led students /out 10, SI 50 •nsread or roe reg..S900 5100 reeky mereaher II •saber ls,wsflwr Two 1011 10101(11110111AD01 CAI! 1-800-265-9291 Weight Watchers EXETER Olde Town Hall, 322 Main St., Mon. 6:45 p.m. MR. AND MRS. DAVID MILLER Jacky H. Van Roestel and David S. Miller exchanged vows by Father Joseph Nelligan on August 10, 1985 at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church. Jacky is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Van Roestel, Exeter and David is the son'of Ben Miller, Dorset and Betty Miller, Niagara Falls. The maid of honour was Cathy Musser, Exeter and bridesmaids were Marion Snow and Jennifer Lavier, Exeter as well as Lori Thomas, Toronto. Best man was Craig Sauer, Niagara Falls and ushers were Jerry Luongo, and Paul Nadeau, both of Niagara Falls and Henry Van De Laar, Niagara -on -the -Lake. The soloist was Anne -Marie Hoffman and the organist was David Shep- pard. Jacky and Dave are now residing in Exeter and wish to thank everyone who made their day extra special. MR. AND MRS. DENNIS MASSE Donna May McDonald and Den- nis Anthony Masse exchanged marriage vows September 14, 1985 at Crediton United Church with Rev. Brian Elder officiatirag. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Ethel McDonald, RR 1, Crediton and Mr. and Mrs. Elzer Masse, RR 3, Zurich are parents of the groom. The maid of honour was Vicky Clarke and Sharon Glan- ville was matron of honour. Bridesmaids were Bobbie DeKort and Maureen Stanlake. Jennifer Masse was flowergirl, Gregory Glanville was ringbearer and Dwayne Glanville ' wvs Bible bearer. The groomsman was Russell Hayter and guests were ushered by Dennis McDonald and Mark Masse. The bride was given in marriage by family friend Tom White. The couple is residing at 212 Prince Arthur in Centralia. Photo by Frank Phillips It seems to me Continued from page 6 cobbled, and lined with Renaissance houses winding up to the old castle, which now holds a museum. The town boasts many craftsmen who still -ply ancient trades like lace making, pot- ting and wood carving, but of course, Gruyeres is most reknowned for its cheese. We visited the cheese factory, just outside the village wall where, with modern, stainless steel equip- ment, we watched white -clad young men in the process of turning out great rounds of cheese, the method for which has been jealously guard- ed for years and passed on to many generations. Of course, you can't go to Switzerland and not do at least a lit- tle mountain climbing. Art and I managed the Eglee, a very small mountain with an easy slope, but even at that, we found were a lot more adept at coming down than going up! It seemed everywhere we walked in Kids getting head check Huron county school children are having their heads examined. Public health nurses from the Goderich-based health Unit are visiting area schools and, classroom, by classroom, carefully going through children's hair with instruments that resemble thin chopsticks. In a rever- sal of a classic old joke, they are look- ing not for "rice" but for "lice". Sorry, that was a lousy joke. A spokesperson at the Health Unit said the program is carried out at the beginning of each school year as a precautionary measure. No out- breaks of head lice have been reported in Huron schools. Fall Decorating Specials 20% off O/o Renj.min off Moore painll all Wallpaper Book Orders Paint Interior, top of the line 25 %. Vertical Drape Orders Save On In Stock Carpet & Vinyl Floor it • See our selection of Mattresses, Waterbeds and Sofa Beds by King Kod" .�-. 061 a111o11Rli 4r:.rrrrra and Flooring Centre Switzerland we were either going up or down hill, and concluded that must be the reason you hardly ever see an overweight Swiss, inspite of the marvellous tortes and extravagant cream desserts in every shop. One day, we drove to the base of Les Deablerets glacier, which we made to its splendid top, at 10,000 feet, in three stages ... gondola, and two cable cars. Although the ride was a bit scary, the view from its height was magnificent, and from where we could see both the French and Italian Alps. It was here we ran into a Saudi Ara- bian family with six young children who had never seen snow before. They went wild, filling up their hats, and packing it into their coats to take back to their car far down in the valley. It seems to me if all mid -east people like snow that much Canada should be making a fortune shipping it to them by the ton. TO MARRY — Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kints, Exeter and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Sheeler, Kingsville, wish to announce the forthcoming marriage of their children Diana Mary to Mark Douglas. The wedding will take place at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, September 28, 1985 at Precious Blood Mission in Exeter. Photo by Bart DeVries MR. AND MRS. RICHARD NEEVEL Karen Brand, daughter of Mrs. Rennie Brand, and Richard Neevel, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Neevel, were united in marriage on August 24, 1985 at Bethel Reformed Church, Exeter. The maid of honour was Irene Brand and bridesmaids were Arlene Masse and Mary -Ellen McBride. Best man was John Westlake and guests were ushered by Garry Cottle and Clarence Toornstra. After a honeymoon at the Pocono Mountains in Pennsylvania, the couple is residing in Exeter. Photo by Bart DeVries _0F, Times -Advocate. September 18, 1985 'rt., Music Lessons Page 7 • Accordion • Theory • Organ • Smurf Program • Piano Private and group instruction. All ages and levels. IAInstruction by: Diana Verlinde ii Oli "MUSIC WITH THE SMURFS" Designed for the young child as an introduction to the fundementals of music. Limited to 4 students per class. 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