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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-07-08, Page 6Continues this week with Savings for every member of the family Women's SANDALS Assorted styles $ 499 Special - Children's Leather - SANDALS $ 99 9 and $ 499 ----- NATURALIZER PUMPS This summer season's colours • Bone • Yellow • Green • Blue Reg. to $2999 $60 2O% off Remaining Stock Of summer sandals, white and bone dress shoes ALL SALES FINAL ' ,,ll Sr,,,111,., Sr,,,,ll,:, gnu,►h., Sv,ytl,; S..,,,11,., Sr „.,IL:, Sr,..,►Ir,, Srtu,tl,., Smyth., (/) h4• (n s= - CP Main St. 235-1933 Exeter Quality Footwear... Courteous Service g'S),„)IL, Sr,,,ll,., S,.,ll,., S„,,,II,., S,,,r,t6., Sr.,,11,., Sr,r,}I,,, Sr.,,,G,. Sr ,,fl.:. 5,.fl,.; S16, Sr•,,,ll,., Page 6 Times -Advocate, July 8, 1987 MR. AND MRS. ELVIS COMEGAN Elaine Kestle and Elvis Comegan exchanged wedding vows on May 2, 1987 at Redwood Park Alliance church in Thunder Bay, Ontario with Pastor Brian Russell officiating. The bride was attend- ed by Cathy . Sue Pattyson and Kevin Rodegarde was best man, half-brother of groom. They are children of Donald and the late Marion Kestle of Palmerston and son of Mrs. Anne Rodegarde and Mr. Gordon Comegan, Morrison, Ontario. The guests were ushered by Samuel Kivun and Dennis Magiskan. A reception followed at the home of Mary Mitchell, a friend of the couple. After a wedding trip to Ottawa and Montreal thecouple is residing in Thunder Bay. UIIIIII111111111111111111111111111111111Illlll1IIII1lIIAlk Don't Miss Our Annual SUMMER SALE. Up To 0 V OFF For The Finest In Fashions • For The Full Figure Sizes 14 to 44 MR AND MRS. DAN HARDY Jenny -Lynne and Lyndsey Rowe wish to announce the marriage of their mother Lynne, to Dan Har- dy, son of Harold and Velma Har- dy`, RR •2 Lucan. The marriage took place June 19, 1987 in Goderich, Ontario. Area Institute members enjoy conservation tour h) Dolores Shipton Filly -one Huron South District Women's Institute members, spouses and friends toured the Ausable Bayfield Conservation A June 30. It is the result of a water conservation workshop Dolores Sha Won attended at the Federated Women's Institute of Ontario level and was challenged to have a project in my own area. Robert 'frau(. Conservation Ag}'ologist. was delighted to have a group ask for a tour of the Ausable Bayfield Conservation Area. The tour began at headquarters in Osborne Township and we viewed several pieces of equipment that ire available to landowners who decide to use conservation tillage and cropping as a means of soil erosion control. 'l'he Morrison 1 provides a %yang. supp- ly for the cannery in Exeter, trails both north and south ut the reservoir as well as a habitat fur many wildlife species including (tusks and geese. crops were viewed and explored that had been cultivated and planted OD the 10111 as we proceeded to Parkhill. Reforest 0lion lots were pro- minent on unused agricullu61 land which are planted for cunst'Fyatiol1 related benefi s only Parkhill ('on - servation Area is the result of efforts TO MARRY - l'he forthcoming marriage is announced for Kathryn Davey and Bryan Ort- manns. Kathryn is the daughter of Mrs. Alma Davey and the late Donald Davey of Exeter and Bryan is the son of Mr. Karl Ort- manns, Exeter and Mrs. Helga Peeters, St. Marys. Saturday, July 18, 1987. Open reception in Kirkton. $&ectopy 7e akloxa' 383 Main St., Exeter 235-1412 also Byron and Sarnia to control the serious flooding and soil erosion problems downstream. The dam has provided a supply of water` for Parkhill as well as a recreational area where tse enjoyed a relaxing lunch. 11'e then visited the Arkona Lions Museum and Rock Glenn and viewed a film and the Indian artifacts collec- tions. A walking tour was enjoyed \there we learned of the species of trees, flowers and the history of Rock Glenn. It is a provincially significant area of naturaland scientific interest providing valuable \tater quantity and quality functions in the Ausable River Watershed. Many reminisced as we stopped at the -Cul-. fort Franks, initially ex- ac•avated by the Canada Company between 1872 and 1875. In 1948, floods caused serious erosion and property damage in the Village oI' Port Franks. 1'he nettly-lorn>ed ('onservation Authority was asked by thecommuni-• ly to undertake works to prevent such damage during future floods. As its first -oyer project the Conservation Authority in 1950 dredged and straightened the channel from the Ilighway 21 bridge to Lake Huron. The purpose of this project, which Is nearing completion. is to protect Hurondale women meet at craft shop Htirondale (Women's Institute held the June steeling at Barb's Country ('rafts on I lighwa 4 with Laura Sillery's group in charge. Alter 0 lour of the shop. Barbara Passmore showed and explained some of the new and popular crafts and courses being offered. Sheila Dougall modeled her skirl and blouse ensemble sewn during the 411 girls club meetings led by Marilyn Irvin and Marjorie 1)acman. Fern Dougall's report on the area convention al 1•:linlyille was read. Margaret Strang had everyone par- ticipate in a humorous skit while she read the minutes of 0 I lel i(nal. "Pick Up and Gu lleelillg. The meeting was chaired by vice president Gladys Richardson. Mar- jorie Oke read the minutes and the roll call which \vas answered by "What 1 missed by not being a 411 HONOR FOR BRAVERY Frani: Naegele of Red Deer. Alber- ta. was cited for bravery and receiv- ed the Star of Courage from Governor General Jeanne Sauve on June 26 at a ceremony at Government (louse. Naegele who is a brother -in -last of Barb and Doug Harrison oI Exeter. received severe burns to his face. head . legs and arms when he risked his life tying to save the viel:m of .I head on motor vehic•leace•ident f runt a burning wreck near Salmon Aral. B.('. Mr. and Ms. Naegele spent several days in the Exeter-Goderich area after receiving his award. the eroding sand banks along, "The Cut", downstream of the 1iighway 21 bridge,,.and decrease the sediment load in the Ausable River. The method of protection involves the placement of rock rip rap along the toe of the slope near the tyaterline. Thew ord cons" vation Area. manure waste, crop handling and drainage ditches in (lay swamp were all discussed. The trip that had never been asked for before is a first for the Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authority and was enjoyed by all touring our own local tyaler:sheds and the preservation of oto' Water. We are proud to be Canadians and enjoyed a gleet glass oI water when the day end- ed at- a local restaurant. 11'e all agreed that we should pro tett our "Water - member.- Most were enthusiastic about the help received while others regretted not having had the opportunity. We were reminded of the imitation 11'01/1 Eliiii ills 4W.1. to a picnic at 1lurrison Dam pavilion, August 12 at 12 o'clock or at EIimyille United Church in case of rain. Next meeting will be held July 29 in the form of a picnic at McNaughton Park. dinner at 12:30 followed by pro - gra yl and sports. Each member is asked to bring a friend. TO MA n t1111111111111111111111111111111111111111 i l 111111111111111 tL RRY ---- Mr. and Mrs. Ray Luckfvrt, New Hamburg and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Smith, Exeter, are pleased to announce the for- thcoming marriage of their children Patricia and Wayne, Ju- ly 25, 3 p.m. at Zion United Church, New Hamburg. JI,anh You We would like to thank all our customers for being so understanding while we were renovating our store. Please (fro{) in and browse Exeter mor Centre 15 Gidley St. E., Exeter 235-1010 Just behind Bank of Nova Scotia TO MARRY - Mr. and Mrs. Ran- dy Collins of Varna are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Becky to Lorne Elley, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Free of Aylmer. The wedding ceremony will take place at 3:00 p.m. on Saturday, July 18, 1987 at the Ontario Street United Church in Clinton. TO MARRY -- Mr. and Mrs. Ber- nard Avery of Lucan are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their, son, Robert Daniel to Christine Lorraine Donaldson, daughter of Mrs. Cecelia Donaldson of London. The ceremony will take place on August 15, 1987 at St. Joseph's Church in London. MR. AND MRS. KENNETH DECORTE Elaine Jean Pennings and Ken- neth John DeCorte exchanged marriage vows Saturday, July 4 at St. Boniface Roman Catholic Church in Zurich with Father Paul Mooney officiating. The bride is the daughter of Harry and Wilma Pennings, RR 1 Zurich and Cor and Catherine DeCorte, RR 2, Seaforth are parents of the groom. The maid of honour was Linda Mommersteeg, friend of the bride and bridesmaids were Rita Kennedy, sister of the bride; Jennifer Wood, friend of the bride and Corinne DeCorte, sister of the groom. Best man was Bert Middegal, friend of the groom and guests were ushered by Mar- tin DeCorte, brother of the groom: Gerry Pennings, brother of the bride and Steve Jansen, friend of the groom. Soloists were Teresa Van Raay and Casey Van Bakel and readers were Toni Pennings and Ida DeCorte. After a reception at the Stanley township hall,, the couple will reside in Seaforth. 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