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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-08-22, Page 10— THE HURON EXPOSITOR, AUGUST 22, 1904 EXEL — GASCHO Elizabeth, daughter of Mrs. Joan Exel of Brussels and the late Hank Exel and Brian Gascho, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gaseho, of Mitlbank,were married July 14 at Melville Presbyterian Church, Brussels, The bride was escorted down the aisle by her eldest brother, John Exel, of Brussels, Mrs. Carolyn Lotz, friend of .the bride, was matron of honour, Bridesmaids were Cathy Wettlaufer, friend of the bride and Mrs. Janine Exel, sister-in-law of the bride. The bride's niece Sarah Exel was flower girl, Michael Gascho, brother of the groom, was best man. Ushers were Don Gascho, brother of the groom, and Paul Dunbar, friend of the groom. The bride's nephew, Andrew Exel, was ringbear- er. A reception was held at the Brussels Community Centre. The couple now reside in Milverton. BROMMER — CLOAKEY :Sandra Heather Cloakey, of RR4 Brussels, daughter of Ivy Cloakey and the late Stewart Cloakey and Peter Catze Brommer, of Westfield, son of Sylvia and Peter Broninter, of Westfield were married July 28 at the Westfield Country Church with Rev. Ken- neth Bauman, of Blyth officiating. Maid of honor was Brenda Gordon, of RR2 Blyth and bridesmaids were Sharon Bondi, of RR4 Brussels. Julie Cloakey was flowergirl. Groomsman was Joe Phelan, of RR2 Blyth and ushers were Perry Brower. of RR1 Westfield and Doug Cloake'. The reception was held at the Wingham Legion. After a wedding trip to Chatham, the couple will reside at RR 5 Clinton. (Photo by Robertson) CLEARY — BLUMSON Patricia Beverly Blumson. daughter of George and Nancy Blumson of London. and Kevin John Cleary, son of Jack and Mark ' Cleary of London, were married July 14 at St. Pius X Church. London. The reception was held at The Paddock Lounge. After a honeymoon in Quebec, Patti and Kevin moved into their new home in London. HULLEY — INNESS Laurie Inness, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Elliott. of Mitchell and William Hulley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Hulley, of RR2 Staffa were married Jufie 29'at the Cromarty Presbyterian Church with Rev. K. Knight officiating. Maid of honor was Kim Clarke, of Mitchell and bridesmaids were Jennifer Stark, of Southampton and Kathy Hulley. of RR2 Staffa. Steve Pinder, of Mitchell was groomsman and Pete Laing, of Exeter and Mark McKellar, of Mitchell were ushers. Joanne Wallace was soloist and organist was Carol Ann Scott. The reception was held at the Mitchell and District Community Centre. Aftcra wedding trip to Northern Ontario, the couple will reside at 147 St. David Si. Mitchell. Walter McKenzie Photo) McCUTCHEON — BLAKE Michelle McCutcheon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack McCutcheon, Brussels. and Bruce Blake, son of Mr. and Mrs, George Blake, RRH2 Brussels,°were married July 20 at St. John's Anglican Church in Brussels. Rev. Robin Lyons and Father Stan Soltysik officiated. Jill McCutcheon. sister of the bride, was the maid of honour. Bridesmaids included Lon McCutcheon. sister of the bride. Leanne Ouipp. friend of the bride, grid Julie Blake. sister of the groom. Best man was Paul Ryan, friend of the groom. Ushers included Bob Blake and Phil Blake. brothers of the groom and Mike Blake, cousin of the groom. Organist was Anne Campbell of Wingham and the soloist was Julie McCall. Brussels. A reception followed in the B.M. & G Community Centre. Mr. and Mrs. Blake are residing at R.R. #2 Brussels. (Photo by ti. Rock) HEENAN — RYAN Mary Lou Ryan. daughter of Frank and Doris Ryan. of Seaforth, and Frank Heenan, son of the late James and Rita Heenan, of Granton were married in a double ring ceremony on July 21 at St. James Roman Catholic Church with Father .1.C, Caruana officiating. Maid of honor was Maureen Ryan and bridesmaids were Ann Heenan and Elaine Ryan. Best man was Peter Reshke and ushers were Allan Rvan and Pat Heenan. After a honeymoon in the Maritimes, the couple will reside at RR3 Granton. (Photo by Doerr) STAIN DECKS, FENCES AND ALL EXTERIOR WOODWORK LESS OFTEN WITH CUPRiNOLp STAINS AND WOOD PRESERVERS. SAVE 25% 14�t J BUY ONE GET THE 2ND AT HALF PRiCE O PENETRATES O PRESERVES O BEAUTIFIES O WATER REPELLANT APPLIES TO 4Ll1 gat. PRODUCT OF EOUIVALENT VALUE OFFER GOOD FROM AUGUST 23 TO SEPTEMBER 15, 19134 CUPRINOL' ... IT'S IN THE WOOD FOR GOOD C9 RainiT MITER'S i:t SEATIliana SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK 1WO TELEPHONE 527-0910 Area Weddin WYATd' — ANDERSON Richard Brian Wyatt and Catherine Ander- son were married on July 28 in the Holmesville United Church. The groom is the son of -the late Mr. John D. Wyatt and Mrs. Jean Wyatt of RR2 Clinton and the bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson of RR1 Seaforth, Rev. James Bechtel officiated at the ceremony. Matron of honor was Cathy Boon of Brucefield. Bridesmaids were Mary Anderson, cousin of the bride and -Mary -Lynn Glew of Seaforth. The groomsman was Bryan Riddell of Holmesville. Ushers were Bill Anderson, brother of the bride of RR1 Seaforth and John Wyatt, brother of the groom of Belgrave, The flower girl was Jessica Wyatt of Belgrave and the rtngbearerttw�v ooas Jeffrey Bn of Brucefiefd. Following a rieception at the `White Carnation in Holm Ville, the couple took a wedding trip to Northern Ontario. The couple is now residing at 79 King St. Clinton. Manor residents on safari Forty residents of the Seaforth Health Care Facility enjoyed a bus trip to African Lion Safari on Wednesday. They drove around the Avon River in Stratford to see the swans, paddle -boats, canoes and ducks on their way to the Safari. They also enjoyed the ride seeing the different animals, especially the monkeys that climbed the bus. Accompanying the, residents were Cheryl Campbell, Laverne Nigh and Ruth Nolan. A special thanks to bus driver Edison McLean,„, Bingo winners for the week were . big winner Alfie Sykes, Elmer Bakcsy, Carol Geddes, Norma Streets, Nelson Hall, Marguerite Shiell, and Pat Ryan. Resident euchre was played on Friday with high man being Pat Ryan, high lady, Penny Caza and most lone hands. Alfie Sykes. We' welcome new resident Eva Netzke, who joins her husband now living here. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Connolly of Neustedt. and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jordan of Mitchell visited with Bill Connolly and other residents. Margaret Habkirk of Toronto visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert McClure. Isobel Scott visited her husband Bill. Gladys Ruston was out for a drive with her husband. Jim Nolan was visited by his wife Mary Nolan. Jack Moore went out with his family. Helen Lama and Stuart Ruelle from Michigan •visited Norma Streets. Mr. and' Mrs. Dave Netzke had their granddaughter Barbara' Pigg and children from Goderich in to visit. OScar Noll from Palmerston took his wife Ruth home for the weekend. Ted Voogel visited with his wife Ria. We.welcome new staff including Pat Ciufo, R.N. and Wendy Schon Food Services Supervisor. •Banana *Chocolate •Coconut *Lemon 12 OZ. REG. 1.69 REG. 3.05 BUUER TARTS PRODUCE PRODUCE PRODUCE PRODUCE PRODUCE, HANDSOAP •Zost 4's •Camay 3's •Coast 4's 1KG. REG 2.35 PEPSi COLA 24 TINS DINNER ROLLS PKG. s ROUND, TWIST. PAN OF 12 18-20 185. BUNSMASTER CANADA NO. 1 LETTUCE 1 00 3FOR PKG. OF LOAVES SMALL LOAVES DIETRICH 100% SEEDLESS U.S.A. NO. 1 GRAPES FROM THE TROPICS WHOLE WHEAT BREAD 675 GM WESTON'S CHOCOLATE SWISS ROLLS PKG OF 4 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES STORE HOURS MONDAY to FRIDAY 9 o.m. to 9 p SATURDAY 90 m to6p m SUNDAY TO o m to b p price effective rill cIo..-g MONDAY AT OP M