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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-06-06, Page 6A6 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JUNE 6, 1984 MR. AND MRS. ERICH FREITER Cheryl Harvey, daughter of John and Jane Harvey, was married to Erich W. Freiter, son of Erich and Kathie Freiter on May 12, 1984, at the Exeter United Church, Exeter; Ontario. Rev. James Forsythe and Rev. Henry Winters performed the ceremony. Wedding music was provided by Robert Cameron, and the soloist was Eric Ross. Cindy Fisher as matron of honor, Kim Campbell, Mary Johns and Kathy Penhale as bridesmaids and Sonia Freiter as flower girl, attended the bride. Allen Hendrick was best man, Mike Bremner, Tiv Madarasz and Peter Nielsen usherered guests, and Ryan Frieter was ring bearer. The reception was held at South Huron Recreation Centre. Kevin Campbell was master of ceremonies. Mr. and Mrs. Erich Freiter reside • •in Hensall. Erich and Cheryl would like to thank everyone who helped in anyway on their special day. PEOPLE Nancy Martin recently attended a Welcome Wagon Conference held in London, Ontario, Nancy has resided in Seaforth for seven years and is one of over 1,000 Welcome Wagon Hostesses who visit over a quarter of a million families annually in communities from coast to coast across Canada. Filter Queen "IN TNI MART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" 482-7103 FAMILY Obituailes AGNES GLAZIER Agnes M. Glazier of Clinton died at Victoria Hospital, London on Saturday, June 2. She was 67. Surviving besides her husband,, Harold N. Glazier, are one daughter, Ruth, Mrs. Eugene Ducharme, Clinton and one son, Barry of Stratford. Also survived by one sister, Hazel Harburn, Cromarty; two brothers, Norman Dodds, Seaforth and Harold Dodds, Salmon Arm, B.C.; and six grandchildren. She was predeceased by one sister, Mary Riley. - Funeral service was held from the Beattie Funeral Home, Clinton on Tuesday, June 5. Rev. Norman Pick officiated. Interment in Clinton Cemetery. Memorial donations to the Ontario Heart Foundation would be appreciated as expres- sions of sympathy. JEFFREY TAYLOR o Jeffrey Jonathan George Taylor died at his home in Hensall on Saturday, June 2. He was in his first month. He was a son of Marvin add Cindy (Parker) Taylor; brother of Kari and Kimberley; grandson of Mr. and •Mrs. George Parker of Hensall and Myrtle Taylor of RR1, Brucefield. Dear great-grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker of RR1, Hensall; Pearl Shaddick of Hensall; Ruth "Taylor of Clinton and Gertrude Taylor of Seaforth. A private family service wai held on Sunday,. June 3 in the Hensall Chapel of Michael P. O'Connor Funeral Homes. Interment in !Third's Cemetery, Donations to the Sudden Infants Death Syndrome Research may be arranged by. calling the funeral. home, MELVIN GLANVILLE Melvin Loran Glanville of Hensall died ht St. Joseph's Hospital, London on Friday, June 1. He was 67. He is survived by his wife, the former Irene MacKay and two sisters, Clara, Mrs. Orval Cooper, RR2, Kippen and Beulah, Mrs. Jack MacKay ,of RR4, Seaforth. Mr. Glanville was predeceased by three brothers, Carlyle, Charles and . Wilbert; three sisters, Leola, 'Mrs. Tom Coward; Letha, Mrs. Joan Miller and Loy Glanville: Funeral service was held at the Hensall Chapel of Michael P. O'Connor Funeral Homes on Monday, June 4. Rev. T.A. Duke officiated. Interment in Hensall. Union Cemetery. Donations to Dialysis Unit of St. Joseph's Hospital or Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated as eitpressions of sympathy. FLORA TURNBULL Flora Christina Turnbull died at Hurons view, Clinton on Tuesday, May 29. She was 81, Predeceased by her husband, Andrew in 1971, she is survived by one daughter; Flora, Mrs. Douglas Hesk of Goderich and one son, Charlie of Edmonton, Alberta. Also surviv- ing are grandchildren, lion , Hesk of Windsor; Barb Hesk of Brampton; one sister - Viola Campbell of Wipghatn. Funeral service was held at the Box Funeral Home, Seaforth on Thursday, May 31. Interment in Brussels Cemetery. Pallbearers were Rae Houston, Allan and Ifarrls Campbell, Jack McLachlan, Jan Van Vliet and Bill McTaggart. Flower bearer was Alvin McDonald. FLORENCE WILSON Florence M. Wilson of Goderich died at the Alexander and Marine General.. Hospital, Goderich on Friday, June 1. She was 82. Born in Morris Township, she was a daughter of the late Thomas Bradshaw and Mary McNeil. She is survived by her husband Byron Wilson; one daughter Marion, Mrs. Tony Buchanan of Cultis Lake, B.C.; one son Ralph of Guelph; one brother Gordon Bradshaw of Goderich; seven grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. She was predeceased. 'by two sisters, Agnes, Mrs. Joseph Gilders; Barbara Brad- shaw; and one brother Russell Bradshaw. She was a member of the Victoria Street United Church. Funeral service was held Monday, June 4 from the McCallum Funeral Home, Goder- ich. Rev. John D.M. Wood officiated. Interment in Brussels Cemetery. Pallbearers were her grandsons, Russell Wilson, Malcolm Wilson, Byron Wilson, Robert Foster, Mark Johnston, William Wilson. BIRTH MCDONALDa Rick and Jo -Ann are thrilled to announce the arrival of their son, Scott James, on May 24, weighing 7 Ib. 121/2 oz. A welcomed addition for sisters Lee Ann and Kelly Ann. Spoiling privileges go to Ken and Leona McDonald, Walton and Floyd and Gerry Clarke, Mitchell. A great grandson for Edna McDonald, Clinton and Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Stevens, Walton. E E Portrait F'-R.E E CHOCOLATE COCONUT CHIP and CHOCOLATE FUDGE COOKIES 69 400 GM. REG. 2.39 Jauo u Z1i Alert NEIL DEKROON CARPENTRY • Aluminum siding , - • Farm BuIldingsR' • Homes • Renovations • • .Custom Mode Furniture 348-8595 .`� 71 James St. Mitchell After 6 p.m. Staffens' FOOD MARKETS NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Just rop into -our store during Jhe days 9,9d horrA Ilsted 6 , Your 1gvely.gift ;pkturq .t3•4 410 jar $li ' ikon FPE10, professional children's photographer. One gift portrait to d fami which may include groups. It's our way of saying "Thank you" to our regular customers, and "Wekome" to everyone else. ALLEN'S PURE APPLE JUICE FROZEN 'SAVE 98' A REGULAR ADVERTISING FEATURE MUSIC YOT&6 RAPE THURS. & FRI., JUNE 14 & 15 11 A.M.-7 P.M. BOTH DAYS ...frrmt Irv/ tf:1thsgvn Car stereo's the big news at Music as word of our new low pricing policy spreads car stereo soles were up a whopping 1 12"%a over last May's soles. We hove tons of stock on hand. Complete Lear Jot car systems, speakers 8 all from `119. with 2 year warranty but the real hot oction is on Pioneer's completely new line up for '84...1 just cont get enough of their dozzling new decks David Lester's Jester's spiffy new covered patio opens this week & should be a pleasant oasis is sort of Indoor outdoor with comfortable, seating carpeting music & more. Another welcome addition at The Jester...0 smoll list of good affordable wines by the bottle Lots of activity in The Green Room beside Music as Helen's shipments start rolling in. this week Helen's featuring rare Edwardian hats le' her window..,more for the collector thon she fashion plate while inside there's just too much new & hot to list...Cathy Wake's one of a kind work of art shirts are already a sensotion. Rumours, Stratford's fanciest new spot for the drink 8 dance crowd hos opened below Samuel's on Market Square, ..the decor is contemporary & slick the sound system crystal clear jot course) & one wonders where the hard working Koromountzos brothers will 1 t top Rego speakers now have a new `name Camber, o new finish Pewter Grey & o new smaller model, the Camber 1.5 at '350 a pair...highly recommended, Our friend & former employee Dave Fischer invites you. one & all, to see the point job he's just executed inside the County Court House...I'm sure you'll morvel at his work 8 at the fact he never broke his neck pointing those hollwoy & stairway ceilings. Don r forget The Festival Theatre's gala opening Sunday, followed by the Gallery / Stratford's Monday 1 p.m. affair & off we go for summer '8,1 .reminds Elbert 'To be effective one roust be unaffected.' CANADA tY 1 c, SIZE12 CANADA NO. 1 'SNO-WHITE' MUSHROOMS 1(IiIX t TCH PA OR RED BEAUS i .IDMS SPN CA ADA N t f ONIONS G ciE,RiE62. 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