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MR. ANn MRS. RICHARD SCHOLTENS
Marlyn Elizabeth Wein and Richard Mark Scholtens ex-
changed marriage vows on Saturday July 2, 1983 at
Trinity United Church, Wallaceburg, Ontario. Marlyn is
the daughter of Cal and Dorcas Wein of Exeter and
Richard's parents are Ties and Jean Scholtens, RR 4
Wallaceburg. Attending were Chris Heath, best man;
Lynne MacDonald as maid of honour. Other attendants
were Rose Scholtens, Irene Biscaro, Brenna Wein, Col-
leen Aitken, Terry VanderVeeken, John Yazbeck,.
Roger Momney and Dail Aitken. Following the wedding
dinner and reception at Primrose Gardens they left on
a honeymoon to Northern Ontario. They will be residing
at RR 2 Port Lambton, Ontario. 30c
TO MARRY — Mr. and Mrs. Donald T. Ferguson of R.R.
6 Strathroy, Ontario wish to announce the forthcom-
ing marriage of their daughter Shelley Sue to 'Mr.
Frederick John Van-Osch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Van-Osch, R.R. 2 Crediton. Theceremonywilltakeploce
at Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church, Mt. Carmel, Ontario
on August 20, 1983 at 3 p.m. 30*
TO MARRY Mr. and Mrs. Frank Szeder of Emo ore
pleased to announce the engagement and forthcom-
ing marriage of their daughter Monika Maria to Daniel
Garnet, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Galloway of Rainy
River (formerly of Crediton). The wedding will take
place on Saturday, August 27, 1983, 3:00 p.m. at St.
Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, Emo, Ontario. Recep-
tion will follow at 8:00 p.m. in Emo. Friends and
relatives please accept this as your invitation. 30'
Heywood family
gathers for picnic
The 15th Heywood clan reu-
nion was held in Riverview
Park Exeter, with a good at•
tendance. Following grace a
lovely smorgasbord dinner
was enjoyed by all. Eldon
Heywood presided during the
business meeting.
A minutes silence was
observed in memory of
deceased relatives.
The Clan Ode as well as the
minutes of the previous reu-
nion was read by Jayne
('onsitt.
Officers elected for 1984
are: presidents Ivan and
Marie Brock; vice presidents
Larry and Bonnie Gould;
secretary Jayne ('onsilt;
sports committee Julie Blom•
maert, Kim Brintnell,
Ronalyn Bell, Kim Heywood.
Don and Dorothy Briritnell
and Cy and Eleanor Blom -
maert supervised a much en-
joyed sports program.
Races: boys and girls 6 and
under - lie win from them all.
? - 9 Angela Gould. 10-12 Brent
Bell, Darla Laramie, Shawn
I leywood, ladies 14 and over,
Jayne ('onsill, Bonnie Gould,
Chris Gould. ladies kick the
shoe, Chris Gould, Sandra
Cottle, Sandra Struyke,
mens kick the shoe, John
('ampbell, Larry Gould, Doug
Heywood.
Candy guess, Janice Smith,
person with most jewelry;
Neta Heywood, closest birth-
day, Keith Heywood, balloon
toss; Brent Bell and Brett
Lammie, oldest relative, Gor-
don Heywood. youngest
relative Allan Struyke,
Kathleen Heywood of Ottawa
was (he relative that came
the farthest.
A peanut scramble which
was enjoyed by all the
children topped off the sports
program.
The 1984 reunion will be
held the third Sunday in July
at Riverview Park in Exeter.
TO MARRY — Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fletcher, Exeter,
are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of
their daughter Brenda Christine to Mr. Paul Van
Gerwen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Gerwen, Ex-
eter. The wedding will take place on Saturday, August
6, 1983 at 3 p.m. at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church.
Open reception to follow in Exeter. 30*
Photo by Brad Baynham
The readers write
To the editor:
Passing the buck. Ever
hear the phrase?
This is what has been going
on over a period of the last
few years in regards to
delivery of this paper to the
Centralia subscribers. On the
average of once a month this
paper never reaches our
homes on the day it is intend-
ed for, which is Wednesday,
excluding holidays.
We have complained but to
no avail. It's always someone
else's fault. What would the
people of Exeter think if they
walked all the way to the post
office only to find that the
papers had been delivered
elsewhere but not t(, Exeter?
It is a very frustrating and
especially when no one will do
anything vout it.
-We pay the same amount as
everyone else. Why do we
have to wait an extra day to
have it delivered? It's like
paying for a fresh loaf of
bread and getting one a day
old.
I hope this letter will make
• people more aware of this
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Ruth Ann Haist
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Ed. Note - We hope so, too!
ANNIVERSARY — Sunday evening Maureen and Max
Tiedeman and Lloydon and Margie Stewart honored
their parents Lloyd and Gertrude Stewart with dinner
at "The Corkscrew" in London. Lloyd Stewart and Ger-
trude Lovell were married July 8, 1933 in Stratford and
lived in Usborne Township until November 1964 when
they moved to Grand Bend where they now reside.
Joining them also with love and best wishes were their
five grandchildren, Todd and Chris Tiedeman and Lela,
Deanne, and Jeremy Stewart, also Gertrude's sister
Margaret. Lloyd and Gertrude thank their family for
their love and loyalty over the years.
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