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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-07-13, Page 20Page 20 Tithes -Advocate, July 13, 1983 ANNOUNCEMENTS BIRTHS — DEELSTRA -- John and Lynda are very pleased to arinounce the birth of Derek Thomas on June 29. 1983 at Victoria Hospital. A brother for Tim. Proud grand- parents are • Leroy and Marie Thiel. Zurich and George and Tena Dcelstra. London. 28' HAMILTON — Leo and Marlene thank God for the safe arrival 01 Michelle Erin. born June 14. 198:1 al St. Joseph's Hospital; London. A sister for Karen. Kristen and Andrea Proud grandparents are Charlie and .lean Haw•good. Goderich: Gerald and Marie Hamilton. Exeter. 28c HOFFMAN - Rick and Shelly Hoffman are thrilled to announce the birth of their third child. a son. Justin Paul Jerome was born on June 28, weighing 8 lbs. 2 uz. A lit - Ile brother for Tina and A imee. A very special thank y01 to 1)r Steciuk, Mrs. Glasgow and all staff who look care of us at South Huron Hospital 28' LEE — Grant and Nancy thank God for the safe arrival ot their 7 Ib. 1 oz. daughter. Melinda Jean ' on June 29. Sister for Veronica and Ethan. Proud grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Lorne F• Haldenbey, Toronto and M -s Doris Lee, Woodstock. Special thanks to Dr. D Maynard and third floor nursing Staff 28c MONTEITII — Alan and Mary (Willis' Monteith are pleased to - announce the birth of 'Chad's lit- tle brother Jason Robert Gordon. born June 18. 1983 at Grace Maternity Hospital, Halifax. N.S ..Proud grandparents are Gord and Shirley Kirk, Exeter: Yvon and Anetle Laurin. Longlac. Ontario TOONK -- Gerald and Wibbina announce with joy and thanksgic ing the safe arrival of Kimberly Michelle on -June 23 at Si Joseph's Hospital. London :\ lit- tle sister for Angela . 28c DEATHS — HEVWOOU -- At Wyandotte Michigan General Hospital. on Tuesday. July 5. 1983. Miss Hazel E. Heywood. Beloved daughter of the late John and Zeta Heywood, formerly of l'shornc Twp.. in. her - 70th year. Survived by three brothers Wesley., Thomas and Hubert. three sisters Vera Blackwell. Zeta and Lily Heywood. Funeral service was held at the hopper Hockey Funeral Home. Exeter. Thurs- day. July 7 Rev Gary Sanderson of Wyandotte \lethodist Church officiated. Interment ut EImville Cemetery - " 28c • DEATHS — COOPER — Al Huronview. Clin- ton, on Wednesday. July 6th, 1983. Earnist It. Cooper in his 841h year. Father of Mrs. Phyllis Sharon of Wallaceburg, Mrs. Delores Sutor of Camlachie. and Mrs. Marion Proper of Woodstock. Also predeceased by two children. Harvey and Lois. Brother of Hubert of Stephen Township, Mrs. Cora Robinson of Clinton, Vivan and Orville Cooper, both of Kippen. Predeceased by one brother Manford. Friends called at the Hopper -Hockey Funeral Home, William Street. Exeter. where funeral service was held on Friday, July 8, at 3 p.m. Pastor Robert Degraw of- ficiated. Interment in Exeter Cemetery. 28c CSASZAR — At South Huron Hospital, Exeter Wednesday, Ju- ly 6th, 1983. Joseph Csaszar, pro- prietor of Golden Oak Motel, Grand Bend, in his 66th year. Beloved husband of Terez t Phlinkas) Csaszar. Dear father of ,tteata) Mrs. Leslie Rimanci. of Detroit, Michigan and Joseph of Oakville. Loved by five grand- children. Rested at the T. Harry Roffman and Sons Funeral Home, Dashwood where prayers were said on Friday evening at 8 P.m. Funeral Mass at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, Grand Bend. on Saturday. July 9th at 11 a.m Interment in the Pinery Cemetery, Grand Bend with Father R Morrissey officiating. 28e IDLE — At St Joseph's Hospital, London on Friday. July 8, 1983. Arthur Bolton Idle, retired prin- cipal of .Exeter Public School in his loth year. Beloved husband of the late iva Wickens (1979) and dear father of Don of Toronto, Claire of North Bay, Larry of Thamesford, Merle of Forest and Paul at Toronto. Beloved brother of Edith Nieson of Clarkesburg and loving grandfather of Michael. Tracy, Paul, Robert and Nancy Friends called at the Hopper -Hockey Funeral Home, William Street, Exeter where the funeral service was held on Mon- day. July 11 at 3:30 p.m. Rev_ JamesForsythe officiated Inter- ment in Exeter Cemetery. Dona- tions to the Heart Fund would be appreciated by the idle family.28e OKE — At 'University Hospital on Friday. July 8. 1983. Gordon Oke, formerly of Exeter and Vsborne Township in his 89th year: Son of the late Mr. and 'Mrs. William Oke. Friends called al the flap- per Hockey Funeral home. William Street. Exeter where the funeral service was held on Monday. July 11 •at 1 p.m with Rev. James Forsythe officiating. Interment in Exeter ('etnetery. 28c €buithff Calvary o United Church of Canadc, Doshwood Minister REV. BARBARA LAING Organist Miss (dello Gabel A.R.0 Sunday, July 17 For the month of July we will loin with the Zurich Church for their outdoor services on the lawn beside the church. Bring your own chair. Service or 10 30 a,0, No teen town during summer months. Everyone Welcome Bethe; Reformer! Church Huron Street East. Exeter REV. ABRAM BLAAK Minister Sunday July 17 10:00 n rn Worship Holy Supper I Will Give You Rest (Matthew 11 ) 11 00 a.m Sunday School 7.30 p.m Worship -Christ Our Cornerstone 11 Peter 2 4-10) Come and Worship wreh Us Coven. Presbyterian Church MINISTER REV. KENNETH KNIGHT Phone 235:2243 Organist Mr Robert McIntosh Sunday July 17 10 15 Morning Wo,,h'p Sunday School caisContrnued for summer months We welcome Exeter (lnrted Church members as they worship with us for rhe month of July Thr. Rev James Forsythe will conduct the services Everyone Weir oche The Trivitt Memorial Church Ahgl,canl Main at Gidley, Exeter the REV 1.W SUTTON Rector 235-2335 Sunday. July 17 8th Sunday otter Pentecost 11 15 a m. F ly Service Friday July 27 St. Mory Magdalene 700 p.m Eucharist A welcome to Visitors Zion Lutheran Church Dashwood Pastor REV. MAYO MELLECKE Sunday. July 17 9:30 a.m. Sunday School and Bible Study 11:00 o.rn. Divine Service Everyone Welcome Exeter Christian Reformed Church Main St. North MINISTER REV. 8.H DE JONGE B.A. M.Div. Phone 23:1.1723 • Sunday. July 17 1000 a.m. Morning Worship Sunday School- Preschoolers 7 00 p to. Evening Worship Sunday School Grades 1-4 Everyone Welcome Nursery Available Listen to the Back to God Hour Radio Program • Sundays CKNX Dial 920 - 10 30 a.m. CHLO Dial 1570 - 4.30 p m. C1-108 Diol 1070 6 45 a.m. Parental Choice and Education"' 'television - Foith 20 - Global 6 (cable 3) -Is, Faith Possible?' 9 30 0 m Sundays Exeter United Church Jcrme s at Andrew Minister REV. JAMES FORSYTHE Assistant Minister REV GRANT MILLS , Organist and Choirmaster Mr. Robert Cameron Sunday July 17 10 15 a.m. Combined Service in Coven Presbyertian Church. Speaker • Rev. .1 Forsythe M A. Courtesy Car 235083? Ston Mitchell Vacation Bible School July 25.291h, Children 4 12 t All Are Welcome Emmanuel Baptist Church 187 Huron St W. Exeter Pastor MARK LOWRIE Sunday July 17 at 11 00 o m and 7 30 pan. Hear Wayne Previtt as he prem hes and sings Wayne is o gifted baritone soloist and a capable speaker from London.. Ontario. This is YOUR invitation! DEATHS — DEWEY — At the Sarnia General Hospital on June 30, 1983, Donald Francis Dewey of 30 Morris Street, Forest. Beloved husband of Gladys W. (Harford) Dewey_ Dear father of Kendall of Port Rowan. Dale and daughter-in-law Brenda of Piston, Barb and son- in-law Steve Hayward of Sarnia. Sheryl) and son-in-law Bud Bell of Thunder Bay. Glen of Perth and Dorothy Ellyn at home. Dear son of Gladys Denomme of Forest. Brother of Monica Larkin of Parkhill. Leona Maillett of Elliot Lake and Ed Dewey of Forest. Predeceased by father -Wilbur (1959) and sister Dorothy. Grand- father of Blair Hayward his une- qualled joy. Don was born in Grand Bend. Ontario, February 23, 1925. As soon as he was big enough to carry a golf bag he was caddy at Oakwood Golf Club for such greats as Marty Burke. Fall. to most young folk of the area was celery picking time when one could buy it for twenty-five cents a crate. What he considered his first real job al age fourteen was guiding a horse .drawn scoop to remove the top soil of the gravel pits of the late Pete Eis 'nuach for one dollar and twenty-five cents a day. He dabbled in plumbing and wiring but like his forefathers was led to commercial fishing on Lake Huron and his heloved Lac Seul near Sioux Lookout, Ontario. As Custodian at St. John Fisher School since 1969 he was respected and loved by all *the children and staff. His greatest love next to family and faith was the outdoors, nature and sports. As some of our flock left the nest making things quieter at home. he thoroughly enjoyed aifted talent of art and has left us some treasured memories in oils.. We cherish and appreciate the memories of a dear son. husband. father. brother, grandpa. uncle and friend. A beautiful Requiem Mass seas celebrated at Si. Christophers Catholic Church, 11 a.m. Saturday. July 2. by Rev. Father D F. Boyer celebrant. Pallbearers were Phil Litrenta. Ray Piche, Bob Tait. Lee Gar- nham. Frank Brennan and Collin Dykes. Flower bearerers were Sarah Michaelsons, ' Marina Verhoeven, Kevin O'Donnell and David Rops. Reader Bill Boere. Altar boys Gary and Leo Boere. St. Christophers Choir. Interment Beechwood Cemetery. Forest. Donations to Sudden infant Death Syndrome 1 S.I. D.S.) would he ap- preciated. 28c ANNOUNCEMENTS— Shelly NNOUNCEMENTS— Shelly Robichaud. daughter of ('amillad of an Robbie Robichaud. Sarnia. formerly Huron Park a rtt he married in Edmonton. ,July :84 to Warren Saucer of Hudsuns Hope. B C •fig \Ir Leo Paul Masse and Ethel Masse of Oashlu>od and Mrs 1{osemary. Reschke and the late Robert Reschke of Dearborn. \lichigan are pleased to announce the marriage 0t their children Barb and Bob I'he wedding will take place ,July 16. 1983 at 2::3o o'clock In St. Hnnitacr ('hutch. Zurich Reception to tollow 28c (' plain and Mrs Richard A Simons. Bayfield are pleased 10 announce the engagement ot their daughter. Danielle Rae to Allan 1{oderlckMrG ra lh. sill ot fir and Mrs Roderick 1 McGrath of Delta. It ('The wedding will take place on Saturday, July :to. Vet at 4 p.m al "Sltaneri-la" residence of the brides parents in Hayfield ( Ipen reception 10 follow at 9 p.m in Hayfield 28c Mr and \irs John 7etnpleman. Stals. wish to announce the tur- thconung marriage 01 their daughter. Darlene Marie to Donald Edward Ellison. son of Mrs Gertrude Kempston. Mil- c'hell The wedding to lake place Saturday. August 6, 198:3 at fi p.m . '1'ontplchaten Farms 28c CARDS OF THANKS- - I would like to thank all my friends and neighbours of Crediton and Exeter for the shower held in the I'nited Church Special thanks to my !nom. Irene s.chlenker. Gloria Martin and '.:race :Warlock and all the ladies who helped to make it a tory en joyable evening The gifts are lovely and usclul and greatly ap- preciated 'thanks again and God bless you all Mary Schlenker 288 - The family of the late Hazel E Ileywood wish to express sincere appreciation to relatives. friends. and neighbours Tor many prayers. acts of kindness. floral ar rangements. cards of sytnpaths. and memorial donations. during the bereavement of our dear sister Special appreciation to flet• Gary Sanderson. the pallbearers Hopper Hockey funeral directors and the Elim vale 1' e' NN Your thanightlul1,ess will always he a cherished n1i'mory Sisters anti hrolhers 28' Coming Events BINGO - Every Tuesday even - at Vanastra Centre. RR 5 Clin- ton 8 p m First regular card SI 00. 15 regular games, 3 share one wealth Jack I'ol S200 must go Admission lrestnc•Ied to 16 years and over 261(nc EXETER'S SECOND ANNUAL Heritage Days celebrations ate Friday. Saturday. and Sunday. Ju ly 22. 23 and 24 Barbecue, dance, fish try. parade, craft show, flea market, ball games and much more Keep the date open and watch this newspaper for details 25 26:27:28e -THE IF: 111' Ru\ COUNTY Health ('nit invites you to attend the Adult Health Guidance Centre. held at the Health Unit office, South Hun in Hospital Exeter on Tuesday July 19. 1983 from 1 30 to :3 .to p to for I. ileaIlh Surveillance. 2 Foot ('are. :t Anaemia Screening. 4 !'rine Testing. 5 Blood Pressure -- 28e CARDS OF THANKS Words cannot begin to express ,.ur thanks and gratitude to all the Dewan fancily and friends for all their kindness and concern while Ralph was a patient in Victoria Hospital: A very special thank you to the volunteer drivers of the Cancer Society of Lucan for their courtesy.. Ralph and Catharine Staples,. /urban'. Ontario 28' We would like to say thank you for the cards and treats al the lime of Michelle's accident. Special thanks to Hoffman's Am- bulance. Dr McIver and Univer• sity staff. Special thanks to Don- na Dawe, for the help at home, to Brian Gunness for his kind atten- tion and special gift and to all those who helped in any way. Your kindness will always he appreciated. Glenn. Joan and Michelle. 28c We would like to express our thanks to our family. relatives, friends and neighbours for help- ing us celebrate our 50th anniver- sary party For th r lovely gifts. c•: -”ds and bowers mid to all who helped in any way. Our many thanks to you all. Pearl and Fred Harburn. 28nc We would like to express our ap- preciation and thanks to toe Cen- tralia community for the gift of a card • table and chairs. Thanks again. Nancy Mc('urdy and Dean Campbell. 28• The family of the late Ettie Penhale would like to thank relatives. friends and neighbours for their expressions of sympathy and acts of kindness during our recent bereavement. Special thanks to Hoffman's Ambulance, Dr. Steciuk. Dr. Read. staff of South Huron Hospital, Rev. Jaynes Forsythe, Rev Barbara Laing. pallbearers, Hopper: HockeyFuneral Home and Ex- eter 1.('.14' for the lovely lunch. Everything was sincerely appreciated. 28' Many thanks to my relatives and friends for the gifts. cards and visits while• I was in Univer- sity Ilospital and since returning home. Special thanks to Martha Weigand for looking after my flowers. • .Mrs. Luella Tiernan 28c 1 would like to thank the ladies of the Centralia Community lot- the lovely gifts 1 received. They will be put to good use. Also to ail Ihe people. who attended our wed- ding (lance and tor the gills we received Also to alt the people who helped in the kitchen and (111 other sway throughout the even ing. You made our wedding day a day to be remembered - Barb and Glen Bullock (Swartz • 28' The fancily of the late Alma Henderson expresses - deep ap- preciation to relatives, friends, and neighbours for expressions of sympathy. beautiful floral tributes. in memoriam contrihu• ions. cards and 'x:king at the tithe of our recent bereavement. A special thank you to the stalls of Dufferm 1)aks and Shelburne District- Hospital, 1)r.‘'ander- burgh. and Rey' Doyle Prier Irwin. Cecil.- Howard. Shirley, and tamales. Elvin and Alex Black; Harold and Mary IGlhxtrn. 28c IN MEMORIAM— IIO%%E -- to hiving memory 01 a dear daughter. sister. and aunt \larian r Rader! Howe. who pass- ed away Jul 18. 1976 We cannot halt the handsel' time. or lyre again the past. But the air .tot,es 01 the love we shared. Will forever Iasi Lovingly remembered by dad. atom. sisters. brothers and families 28ne WILLIS - - In hiving menton of a dear husband and father .John \. 1C111is who passed away, ,July 17. 1977 God hooked around Itis garden. And found an empty place. Then looked down upon this earth. And sats your tired lace Ile knew (hat 'o i were suffering. He knew you were in pain. Ile knew that y ou would never gel - well. Mon this earth again He put His arras :wound you. And lifted you Io rest, God's garden must be beautiful. Ile only lakes the b st Sadly missed by his wife and families - 28' Lamiatamainaiasimariamomeart- ONTARIO SCHOLAR — David Underwood, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Under- wood Ridgetown has com- pleted his Junior 13 at Blenheim District High School with an Ontario Scholar status. David at- tended Exeter Public School and South Huron District High School until moving to Ridgetown lost September. He plans to go on to university this fall. ALWAYS POPULAR — The Targe engine out of the Woodham grist mill is always popular at heritage shows and the weekend performance at Ilderton was no ex- ception. One of the reasons is that owner Robert Ratcliffe, RR 1 St. Marys, manag- ed to blow smoke rings from the stack of the engine. The grist mill was founded in 1922 by Wesley Shier and subsequent owners were Jim McCullagh, Harry Web- ber and Grant Ratcliffe. The engine weighs between 12 and 14 tons and produces 50 horsepower. EARLY ADVERTISING There was a large audience in the grandstand at the Tri - County Heritage Days show in Ilderton, Sunday, and among the parade entries was this vintage vehicle announcing Hensoll's centennial celebration next year. ryce to head authorities A Bruce County man has been elected chairman of the Association of Conservation Authorities tAC O) at a meeting field recently in Oshawa. John Bryce, an Elderslie Township farmer and chair- man of the Saugeen Valley Conservation Authority. was elected for a two-year terra as head of the association which represents the collective con- cerns of the province's 39 con- serva tion authorities. A member• of the Saugeen Authority since 1969. Bryce tills the position previously held by Upper Thames River. Conservation Authority chair- man John Stephen of Blan- shard Township and Perth County• who did not seek re-election. In accepting the position. Bryce said that conservation authorities will be facing critical limes during the next few years as they attempt to meet natural resources management demands while faced with provincial and municipal government fun ding constraints. "individual Authority roles will have to be hegotiated Two in hunt - for '84 warden The race is on for the w'arden's seat in 1984. 11111101 Reeve Tom Cunn- ingham. 43, announced at the ,July session of ',mon County Council that he will seek the position of warden al the end of the year. Earlier this lean. Goderich Reeve Harry 11'orscll indicated he would ix' seeking the same position. Reeve Cunningham is ser- ving.his fifth year on county council after hating served the first hyo years as Hullett's deputy reeve Prior to having served as tiepuly reeve. Mr ('unningham served two yea' s as a councillor in his township. A beef and cash crop farmer, the Mullett reeve is currently chairman of the county's road committee Mr. Cunningham said it is an honor to serve as county warden. n. "1 feel I have something to offer," said Reeve Cunn• inkharn, one of the younger members of county council. The election for warden Will be held in the early part of December. The last election for warden was in 1981 when the former reeve of Ilowick Township Harold Robinson, ran against Goderich Township reeve Grant Stirling Mr Robinson served as 1982 warden and Mr. Stirling was acclaimed as 1983 warden. with other government agen- cies in order to provide an ef- ficient delivery service to (he general publi Mr. Bryce said. In order to establish a com- mon basis for such negotia- tion. Mi'. Bryce stated that the ACAO rnust be prepared to continue to work closely with the Ontario government and organizations like the Association of Municipalities of Ontario. Mr. Bryce made specific reference to the resumption of ACAO discussions with the Ministry of the Environment 1 concerning the Environmen- tal Assessment Act and the need for further research in- to agricultural land drainage and soil erosion in co- operation with Ihe Ministry of Agriculture and Food. Also at the meeting Dennis Reed. chairman of the Cataraqui Region Conserva- tion Authority, was elected vice chairman of ACAO. Former area boy excels in music Scott Triebner, Forest col- lected a first. second and third at the Kiwanis Music Fest ivaI at. St. 'l'honuts and London this year. Scott also won the 1.ambton County Music Festival Eyre Trophy for highest solo marks in vocal classes, and was awarded a scholarship from Fiberglass of Canada Sarnia SCOTT TRIEBNER Ile sings with St. Michael's Parish Church, London. John F.M. Wood chair master where he sings three Sundays each month and sanga solo at 1loly• Trinity Anglican Church Lucan and at Ilensall Spring Fair Hensall. .Scott's upcoming events are July 16 at 3 p.m. at Ailsa Craig (:ala Days. .July 22. Heritage Days. in Exeter. July i; he attends Summer School of Arts at Alma Col- lege in St. Thomas. Choral Division Master John F.M. W(xxt member of Faculty and of the Board of Examinors of Western Ontario Conser- vatory of Music of U.W.O. and has specialist in child and youth voice. Scott will attend the two week course. In September Scott will take his vocal examine with Western Ontario Conser- vatory of Music of U.W.O. Helen and Wm. Delorme are grateful to various people. Mrs. Beaulah Hardy for his singing career. his grand- parents and friends for transportation to and from London contributing to Scott's music career. Grand Bend Gospel Hall Tent Meetings Located corner Hwy No. 4 and Huron Rd. No. 21 8 km. S. of Exeterl2 km. N. of Lucan BEGINNING: June 26, 1983 and conti- nuing weekly Mon. thru Fri. 8:00 p.m. Sun. 7:30 p.m. SPEAKERS: Norman Crawford, Jackson, Mich., Paul Kember, West Lorne, Ont. COMING WORLD EVENTS Will be illustrated using a large chart • The Ropture • Armageddon • The Rise of Antichrist• 1.000 years of peace • Worsening Inflation • The Great Judgement Day All Welcome No Collection STAG for BILL THOMPSON July 16th, 1983 482-3274 • ******* :QUEEN'S: * HOTEL . SEAFORTH • Entertainment All This Week VIGILANTS Next Week Wed.,Thurs,Fri, WHiTE FROST Tues. Night LADIES NIGHT No Cover Youth Talent Search South Huron Rec Centre Auditorium Fri., 'July 22 7:30 p.m. Sponsored by Exeter Agricultural Society Admission $2.00 Adults $5.00 per family MC Ross Daily CFPL Channel 10 London Miss Friedsburg Contest Sat., July 30 11 a.m. Any interested girl 14 years and over with a sponsor contact: Mrs. Donna Hoffman 237-3763 for more information 111111111111111111111 PEI TH • • 1, NiTtOURRI 000U111i(M TRS24 1111 111111111111111111111 WED: - THURS. 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