HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1993-09-15, Page 7Allen - Glanville
Sharon Marie Glanville and
James Russell Allen were
united in marriage on July 17,
1993 at Crediton United
Church with Reverend Colin
Stover of Grand Bend officiat-
ing. The bride was given in
marriage by her sons Dwayne
and Greg Glanville. Arme.Cot-
tel, sister-in-law of the bride
was Matron of Honour.
Bridesmaids were Donna
Masse, sister of the bride
and Marilyn Pritchard, friend
of the bride and groom. Best
man was Roland DeMers,
friend of the bride and groom.
Guests ushered by John
Brock and Mike Hodgins,
friends of the bride and
groom. Three lovely songs
were sung by soloist Karen
Bruinsma accompanied by or-
ganist Doug Lewis. Following
a honeymoon in British Co-
lumbia, the couple returned
to their home in London (By-
ron);
Sandra Dianne Steckle
• and
Christopher Paul Regicr
will be' married
Saturday, Sept.eniher l8th,
at 1:30 p.m. in
St. Boniface Church,
Zurich.
Their parents are
David & Carol Steckle and
Clare & Mary Fay Regicr,
all of Zurich.
Riley- Keys
Bonnie Keys and Dave Riley
were united in marriage on
August 14, 1993. A garden
ceremony was held at Eden
Mills at the home of the
groom's mother. Bonnie is
the youngest daughter of Mur-
ray and Joan Keys, RR3 Exet-
er, Ont. Dave is the son of
Earl Riley and Shirley Riley of
Eden Mills. The Matron of
Honour was Beth Keys, Toron-
to, sister of the bride. Bruce
Wyler, Guelph, friend of the
groom was the Best Man. Af-
ter
fter a honeymoon in Halibur-
ton, Bonnie and Dove are re-
siding in Guelph.
Musical entertainment at
Blue Water Rest Home
ZURICH - To start off the fall
season of activities, the residents of
Blue Water Rest Home were enter-
tained by the Home's Auxiliary last
Tuesday evening.
Mary Ellen Gingerich, Home
Auxiliary President welcomed eve-
ryone. Andrew Rau and Doug In-
sley on guitar, Jack Simmons on
banjo, Ralph Stephenson on piano
and Adam Wilson on violin kept
the residents swaying in their seats
to the music. Jean Gingerich's
grandchildren from Exeter - April,
Danielle and Allison Knip showed
their musical talents by playing pia-
no solos for the residents. Home
Auxiliary members Mary Du-
charme, Jean Gingerich, Alida Rau
and Joyce Alexander served sand-
wiches and a relish tray to the hap-
py crowd.
Rev. Mark Gaskin, Carmel/
Caven Presbyterian Church Hen-
sall/Exeter conducted Chapel Ser-
vice Thursday afternoon. Fr. Mat-
thias Wronski, St. Boniface
Church, Zurich celebrated Mass.
In the evenings the residents en-
joyed games night Wednesday,
mental aerobics Thursday and bin-
go Friday. Other activities included
fun and fitness, shuffleboard and
Bible reading.
One couldn't call it happy memo-
ries, but memories just the same as
Cathy Shantz, Home Adjuvant read
from "The Border Cities Star"
Windsor, the Tuesday, August 22,
1933 article on a 'Disastrous Fire
Sweeps Zduikh; Loss is S50,000."
Women and -children were mobi-
lized to fight the fue at Zurich
which had been started by a six
year old boy experimenting with
smoking in an old shed. Martha
Overholt of the housecleaning staff
had found the copy among her
mother's belongings. The article
mentioned folk now residing at the
home - Everett Haist and Orville
Witmer, with a handsome picture
of Everett who was just in his
prime. Many other prominent resi-
dents still residing in the Zurich
area were also mentioned in the
page five article.
The residents look forward to
their September. 14 Birthday Party
with members of Crediton United
Church.
Our condolences to the family of
the late Elizabeth Amelia Lawrence
who passed away at BWRH on
September 7. She resided at the
Home the past nine years and was
formerly from the Zurich area.
Our condolences to the family of
the late Matilda Marie Bassow who
passed away at BWRH on Septem-
ber 8. She resided at the Home the
past six years, at Maplewoods
Apartments and the Zurich area.
Times-AdvOO*. September 15,1993
Page 7
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Fall season begins
EXETER - The Exeter U.C.W. evening unit began its fall season
with a pot -luck supper September 6.
Assistant unit leader, Norma Cockwill opened the business with a
reading "Summer Melody".
Mavis Atthill announced that the Fall Regional will be held in Zu-
rich September 20 with the theme "Our Lives are Like a Quilt" and the
General U.C.W. meeting will be held September 27.
Betty Watson introduced guest speaker Arnold Mathers who, along
with several other Canadian principals and teachers, toured China last
fall. He told about the Chinese educational system. Classes have be-
tween 45 and 55 students with two teachers. Children have 50 minute
periods and go to school for five and a half days a week.
Mathers was thanked by Bev Prout and presented with a gift.
Devotions were taken by Prout's group with the theme of school
days and learning. The meeting was closed with everyone singing,
"Go Now in Peace.'
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