The Huron Expositor, 1984-10-31, Page 9FAMILY
THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 31, 1984 -- A9
Manor residents sing and dance at Oktoberfest
Octoberfest Day was observed at Seaforth
Health Care Facility last Thursday when over
60 residents, volunteers and guests gathered
to hear Marie Flynn and the old tyme
orchestra play in the afternoon.
Everyone who was able, danced and sang
and afterwards enjoyed hot cider and
doughnuts. A hearty invitation was extended
to the group for a return visit in Nov.
Wednesday evening a number of residents
accompanied by Mrs Jackie Racho and
Yinny Dimaline attended the Lion's Hallo-
ween Masquerade dance at Delaware
Community Centre.
Resident Gladys Ruston won first prize for
her costume and Maxine Elliott sang a solo
number, Each resident, present were given a
pen, courtesy of the Lion's Club of Delaware.
Several times during the year the Lions
sponsor events for all homes whose Activity
Director belong to R.A.S.P.
Worship services were conducted on
Wednesday afternoon by Rev. James Van-
slyke with Kathleen Cuthill presiding at the
piano. Residents are Very proud of their new
piano purchased through the New Horizons
grant,
PERSONALS
Visitors on the weekend were Mrs. Robt.
Campbell of Clinton with her cousin Carole
Geddes. Also visiting Carole were' her son
Doug and daughter and she enjoyed an
outing to Dublin.
Mabel Clark visited her father Erle Dow.
Bruce Bennett was visited by his cousin
Graeme Anderson who took Bruce for a drive.
Custodians vote in favor, board has yet to vote
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80 affected employees voted Wednesday to
accept the tentative agreement. Director of
education Paul Sherratt said the board will
vote on the agreement at its next meeting on
Nov. 6. He termed the settlement as "good
news".
Mr. Crocker said the major hold out on a
settlement at an earlier time was the question
of job security.
The new contract keeps previous provi-
sions and adds one that gives the union the
right to be consulted if the board decides to
contract out maintenance work. Of the
board's 31 schools, 14 now have their
maintenance work contracted out.
The union has no problem with the money
aspect of the settlement said Mr. Crocke}.
The one-year agreement gives a 47 cent an
hour increase across the board to both part
and full-time workers and an extra 25 cents an
hour for skilled maintenance workers. The
average hourly rate in the previous agree-
ment was $9.02.
The union chairman said the local did not
want to face the situation which occurred with
the elementary teachers which had the
teachers voting in favor of a tentative
agreement while the board turned it down.
He said two trustees, negotiating commit-
tee chairman Barbara Herman and Paul
Parlee have signed the tenative agreement.
"I think there is no risk of the board not
accepting the agreement with the signa-
tures," said Mr. Crocker.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Jack McGhee, London, accompanied
by Otto Walker visited with Bob andMarg
Hulley. Visiting at the same home is Becky Jo
Robinson, Kippen. Becky Jo has a new baby
sister.
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ala Gardner was visited by Denise Lane of
St. Columban.
Agnes and Don McLean visited the
former's brother Leo O'Sullivan.
Gladys Ruston and Ruth Noll spent the
weekend at their respective homes.
Mrs. MurrayMcNain of Mitchell visited
with Alvin McNain.•
Erle' Dow was visited by his daughter
Helen McLeod and granddaughter Mary Lou
of Mitchell's Bay. '
Leona and Gordon Coulter visited with
Irene Omand.
Visiting Finlay Ross was Viola Heming-
way.
Nancy Bos off Stratford visited with Eva
Netzke.
High alley bowler last week was Patrick
Ryan with a 196 score.
Winners at Bingo on Friday afternoon were
Alfie Sykes (2), Edith Salo, Erle Dow, Maxine
Elliott, Gladys Ruston, Charles Ross, James
Nolan, Marguerite Shill.
Residents are busy with final work bees in
preparation for the annual bazaar on
Saturday. All are hoping the weatherman will
co-operate. Many nice articles are completed
with a special section for the children this
year.
Welcome home to Dave Netzke who has
returned from London Hospital and also to
Ria Voogel.
Who ya gonna call?
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VAN DORM' — DROST
Mary Ann vanDorp and .Carmen urosi
were married Sept. 29 in the Clinton
Christian Reformed Church. The bride is the
daughter of Tony and Mary vanDorp, of
Seaforth and the groom is the son of John and
Willy Drost, of Granton, The maid of honour
was Sheila vanDorp, sister of the bride, and
bridesmaids were Jennifer Clark and Astrid
PlaSschaert, friends of the bride. Best matt
was Eric Drost, brother of the groom, and
guests were ushered by Henry Drost, brother
of the groom and Grant Drost, cousin of the
groom. Ringbearer was Jason vanDorp,
brother of the bride. After honeymooningg to
Niagara Falls, the couple now reside at RRS2
Seaforth. (Bart DeVries photo)
NOBEL—BRUNS
Gerald William Nobel, of Seaforth, and
Brigit Bernadette Bruns of Denekamp,
Holland were married June 7 at St. Nicholaas
Church In Denekamp. The bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bruns of
Denekamp and the groom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Nobel of Seaforth. Wit-
nesses were Erna Bruns of Denekamp and
Mike Hak of Seaforth. Flower girl was Christy
Nobel of Seaforth. Following a honeymoon
through Europe the couple now resides In
Edmonton, Alberta.
SCOTT — DALE
Earl Scott, of R.R. M1 Newton and Brenda
Dale of RR#4 Clinton were married in the
Crediton Zion United Church on October 12
by Rev. Brian Elder. The groom Is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Scott of R.R. q1 Atwood
and the bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Schroeder of RRN2, Centralia. The
bride was attended by her friend, Janet
Soudant of RR#1, Varna. Don Scott of RR/01,
Atwood, a brother of the groom, was the best
man. Ushers were the bride's brothers,
Bruce and Daren Dale of 1tR02, Centralia.
The bride's brother-in-law, Fred Veenstra of
RR#4, Clinton was the master of ceremonies.
Following the wedding a reception was held
at the Exeter Legion Hall, The newlyweds
honeymooned in Northern Ontario and
Niagara Falls before taking up residence at
RR#1 Newton, (Ted Soudant photo)
ROBINSON — MACHAN
Jane Elizabeth Robinson, of Toronto, and
Lester Ross Machan of Toronto were married
Sept. 8 at St. Andrew's United Church in
Oshawa. Rev. Dr. R. Gordon Hazelwood, of
Brussels, assisted by the Rev. E. Frazer
Lacey, of St. Andrew's United Church in
Oshawa officiated. The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Robbie Robinson, of''Oshawa
and the groom is the son of Mrs. Viola Kirkby
of Walton, and the late Leonard Machan. The
reception was held at the Holiday inn in
Oshawa. Guests were present from Oshawa,
Toronto, Goderich, Walton, Listowel, Monk -
ton, Lucknow, Sarnia, Mississauga, Simcoe,
Midland and Vancouver B.C. The couple
honeymooned in Niagara -on -the -Lake and
other points in Ontario, and New York State.
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