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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-12-12, Page 7FAMILY WEDDINGS O'NEILL _ JOHNSTON Elizabeth Johnston daughter of Irwin and Doreen Johnston of Seaforth and Shawn O'Neill son of Burke and Maureen O'Neill of Scarborough , were married Sept. 22 in Northside United Church, Seaforth. Rev. James VanSlyke officiated. Matron of honor was Michelle Wilson of Seaforth. Brides- maids were Trish Menheere, RR 4, Seaforth, Joanne Shoveller, London and Linda Heard, Guelph. The groomsman was Neil Johnston of Seaforth. Ushers were Paul Kostiuk', Rocco Tambusro and Jim Swinton all of Toronto. Organ music was provided by Margaret Whitmore. Following the wedding a dinner and reception was held at the Seaforth Golf and Country Club. Guests attended the wedding from England, Ottawa, Kingston, Windsor, London, Toronto, Cambridge and the local area. Following a wedding trip to Bermuda the couple are residing in Scarborough. THE HURON EXPOSITOR, DECEMBER 12, 1984 — A7 Take the sting out of winter driving Cold weather does expensive things to you: car's fuel consumption, but there are ways to take the sting out of winter, A block heater can make it easier to start the engine in cold weather. Rather than wasting the electricity to have it on all night, or getting up very early in the morning to plug it in, buy a timer and set it to goon two hours , before you- need the car. Once the car is started, don't go back in the house for a second cup of coffee. Even on cold days you are unlikeI , to need more than 30 seconds to get the car warm enough for driving. '. Ali parts of the drive train must warm up in order for the car to run at peak efficiency. but BIRTHS NESBITT: Brian and Sharon are thrilled to announce the birth of their daughter Katherine Elizabeth (Kathy) on, Nov. 28.. weighing 8 Ib';., 31/2 ozs. at Alexandra Marine & General Hospital, Qoderich. Proud grandparents are Harry anis Mabel Nesbitt, Stratford and John and Carolyn Thompson, McKillop Township. Great grandparents are Blake and Harriet Nesbitt, George Campbell, Terence and Edna Hunter, DALTON: Larry and Karen (Dale) of Egmondville are pleased to announce the arrival of their first 'edition of the Royal Dalton series, Tyler John at Clinton Public Hospital on Dec. 3, weighing 7 lbs. 12 ozs. First grandchild for Gord and Marg Dale of Clinton and ninth for Virginia and Carl Elg and Murray Dalton of Seaforth. Proud great grandparents are Stewart and Hattie Dale, Clinton, Jessie Boyd of Seaforth, Kelly and Janet Dalton of Seaforth and Pearl and Glen McKnight of Hensall, the transmission, differential and tires will not warm up unless the car is moving. Driving the ear slowly for the firslt 10 minutes will give the drive train 'a chance to warm up. Tires are also affected by winter tempera- ture fluctuations. With each 10°C drop in temperature tire pressure decreases. It pays to check the tire pressure regularly since underinflated tires make a car use more fuel and are more prone to blow out. Tire pressure can easily be measured with a pressure gauge and is best done when tires have not been used for several hours. As most summer radial tires "are not efficient in snow, snow tires should, be installed. With a front wheel drive car it is SHAPTON: Wayne and Dianne are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their daughter, Amy Joy on Nov. 16, in Exeter Hospital. A granddaughter for Stu and Joyce Wilson, Brucefield and Bruce and Dolores Shapton, Exeter. First great grandchild for Beulah MacKay, Seaforth. I OFFETT: Brett and Kent are thrilled to announce the birth of Mark William, born Dec. 3 at K -W Hospital, Kitchener. Proud parents are Ken and Gail Moffett of Egmondville. Special spoiling privileges go, to Herb and Mildred Traviss of Seaforth and Bill and Reta Moffett of Stratford. GANZEWBVKEL: Bill and Patsy (nee Doyle) are pleased to announce the birth of their first child, Christopher James on Nov. 29. Proud grandparents are Jim and Marie Doyle and Ntck and Doreen Ganzewinkel, London and Great grandmother Theresa Maloney, Ritz Villa, Mitchell. To Grandma McGrath Love from all the family AVON OPEN HOUSE Carolyn Thompson Z1 Selling demonstrators S and discontinued lines at BARGAIN PRICES Dec. 1 14. North of Seaforth 1'. miles to Jim s y1s F lying Service west 2 miles to house on hill north side Phone 527-1983 •i'4 . ��N .••• a � ice,. 2-15 outer AI t3g1l1i V ts Arra. reetings from the management and staff. - nx'11 523-9666 ainJf. In Downtown Blyth SINCE 1894 Box 70 Blyth, Ontario "( ht'rie -1480. wt "Elegant t' -$72;.''t •T1s Lnrt,' 56;0, set The Perfect Pair ... matched Dian and Engagement Ring and Diamond Wedding Band Sets - c, • ANSTETT We Gift Wrap free of charge JLWE L[ FRS CLINTON EXETER SEAFORTH • ST MARYS WALKERTON best to put snow tires on all four wheels. 11 the summer radials are fitted on iron -traction wheels make sure the snow tires installed are also radials. Planning your trips carefully is important in cold. weather. Because cold cars are ` relatively inefficient, short trips, which don't gide your car a chance to 'warm up are Presbyterian Church The Ladies Aid of the First Presbyteria Church held their Christmas meeting th's week. It was attended by 13 members. Discussion centred on getting rid of some old dishes through dispersion to members. The Ladies Aid is going to help the board get the rest of (he cupboard doors fixed in kitchen of the church. They also volunteer- ed to do some repairs at the manse. Chr$stmas parcels for the shut-ins were discussed and a turkey was given to the janitor for Christmas. Mr. Barber swore in the new officrs for 1985. They are as follows: Honorary president, Mrs. Barber; past president, Ann Agar; President, Viola Lawson; secre- tary, Ann Agar; assistant secretary, Marj- orie Dale; treasurer, Alice Reid; pianist. Mrs, Crouch; assistant. Mary Riley; buying committee, Alice Reid, Ann Agar, Dorothy expensive. Try to do all errands to one extended trip. And remember not to leave your car idling when running in to do errands - it takes more fuel to leave the car idling than it does to stop and restart it. Even though drivers tend to drive fewer kilometres in winter months, their fuel consumption does not .decrease proportion- ately. holds me mg Papple; flowers, Alice Re)11, Marjo, ie Dale; cards ad Reith; p ss reporter, Ann. Ag ; so•ial convener, Jean Keyes, Edith, lila ; nominating ,committee, Mary cClur:, Marjorie Dale. Seniors have dinner The Seaforth Happy Senior Citizens held a bountiful Christmas dinner on Dec. 6 In the Seaforth Legion hall. After a short program. a few game of euchre were played. Winners were: ladies high, Mrs. Mciver; ladies low, Luella Montgomery; ladies lone hands, Ida Diehl; men's high, Sandy Pepper; men's low,' Jim Kelly; men's lone hands, Bill Kelly. Panasonic. is the new standard of reliability in plain pqper c iers. This is what the Critics have said about Panasonic.., 11 "WINNER Panasonic Copiers Placed 1st in Reliability for 1982, 1983 & 1984. 'The surveys were mode by THE OFFICE PRODUCTS ANALYST o monthly newsletter devoted to cost• performonce analysis of office products "WINNER -1)- The 1984 'User Survey by DATAPRO RESEAkCH CORPORATION asked the question '"Would you recommend this model to someone else?" Guess which copier manufacturer was at the top? 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