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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1987-08-12, Page 13• • . . I • • . . • „ . . , t • , • • . .1 •,. .. , • I, • 0. • I . • . I • • I • • • 0 , .k • i I • . , I ,... , • . i • • . • f ' 4 .• • . . . . . , • • • • - THE HURON EXPOSITOR, AUQUST 12, 190 7 1.3A .. irSister. Mary Eckert, a native daughter of 4 7-1\•-610..WTorn-Sliiriivi 1 . celebrate W Golden Jubilee (50 years). as a member of the UrsulineOrder of Sisters on Saturday, August 15,. 1987. A Mass of. Thanksgiving celebrating. 50 years of service to the. Lord *ill be offered at `!The Pines".'. in .Chatham followed by .a reception in the Round Room • at the Convent. •• . Sister Mary's parent, the late John and L.ouise Eckert farmed in McKillop Township and raised a family of eleven children, six girls and five Sister Marythe eldest child of the family; born on June 30,.1918; received her elemen- tary school education at -Manley School in McKillop Twp., attended'. Diibliii Continua- tionSchool for Grade 9-13_and entered the ,Ursuline Convent in Chatham on October 15., 1936. On August 28,.1937 she was received in- to the..Ursuline Order and took the name Sister Mary Josepha. • Sister Mary was guest honour at an open house on Saturday at the Dublin Com- munity Centre where many of herrelatives, friends and family gathered'to extend their hest wishes andenjoy a time of fellowship' with her. A Mass in her honour was offered by Father J.J. Carrigan at St. Patrick's Church, -Dublin on Saturday evening. • • Sister Mary was presented 'with a Scroll . . from Pope John Paul II with his Blessing and an engraved wrist • watch' from her . farhily. ' • . Friends and relatives were present from Strathroy, Londb)i, Zurich, Stratford, ' Kinkora, Kitchener. New Hamburg, Cam- bridge, Owen Sound, Seaforth, Walton, Mit- Chen, Dublin and St. Columban. WEDDINGS ARMSTRONG-HESSELWOOD Cheryl Louise Armstrong and Bradley Dale Hesselwood were united in marriage in a double ring ceremony on Saturday, August 1, 1987 at St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Clinton. Priests, Father Joseph Hardy of Sarnia, and Father John Pluta of Clinton performed the ceremony. Matron of honor was Una Armstrong of Stratford, friend of .the bride. Bridesmaids were Nan- cy Laudenbach of Toronto, cousin of the • bride, Wendy Murray of Dublin, sister of the groom, Barb Forbes of Clinton, friend of the 'bride and Shelley Becker of Clinton, friend of the bride. The best man was Rod Merner of Hohnesville, friend of the groom. Guests were ushered by Dan Reid of Blyth, friend of the groom, Kevin Armstrong of Clinton, brother of the bride, Mike Becker of Clinton, friend of the groom and Len VanWonderen of London, friend of the groom. Flower girl Was Christie Medd of Seaf`P-" cousin of the bride. Readers were Ji," of Seaforth and Jason Murray of soloists were Lorrie Baker of Clinton, and Smiths Doherty of Clinton. Music was provided by Carol LeBeau of Brucefield. A reception followed at the Hohnesville Township,Hall. The bride and groom will reside at Clinton. Frank Phillips photo. KERCHER - NEWTON Vows exchanged in Gorrie St. Stephen's Anglican' Church was decorated with candle, and peach tapers and flowers with peach accents for the marriage ceremony of Ila Newton and Ross Kercher. Rev. Brenda Shipton officiated and Jean Underwood, organist, played traditional wedding music. Chad Smart assisted with programs, The bride was attended by her daughter Beverley Smart. Kelvin Jervis was best man. Daniel Galvin Jr. was ring bearer and Cottle Smart was flower girl for their grandmother, who preceded Ile and Ross down the aisle. Janna Smart, .grand- daughter, and Linda Galvin each read a seripture. Following the ceremony a dinner and reception followed at Wroxeter Hall. Entertainment was provided ,by the Mapletorte Sweet Adelines. The evening ended with a dance. Hibbert • boys wi re 4 from page 5 Knox Presbyterian Chiltch, Stratford on Sunday, Taking part in the sertiee Were Marilyn, Zimmer canting the Gordon Tar- tan, and Lorraine Lindner who vitas a • Member of the combined Knox and St. An- drews choir. During the afternoon, the first •anthial Scottish Dance Festival., was held in Stat ford Arena, with unariy dance groups troth seuthern Ontario and One from tsley;f York State taking part Jennifer andCarrie Ann Lindner and Scott Zimiher of Stratford are holidaying this week with their godparent% Gordon and Bob ',dings( MICHAEL BOLTON Michael Scott Bolton received the • Bachelor of Arta degree in Honort.Acceini- tancy StiidieS With- .1ViatlinfrAtie8-Miiitir the 54th Convocation at the University of Waterloo on May 30. He also qualified for the Dean's "Honor List, • Michael is a graduate of .Walkerton District Secondary School, ,Walkerton Public School, and also attended Perth Public School and, Seaforth District. High School. • • He has since completed 'studies towards a Masters Degree in Accountancy at the University of Waterloo on July 31. Michael is the son of Mac and Ann Bolton • of Walkerten. • (Forilo Studio Inc. ) Jayne L. Delaney, da,ughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Delaney, Dublin, received her Bachelor of Education degree form • Althouse College at the University of Western Ontario. She graduated from the Dean's Honor Roll at convocation June • 6,1987. In 1986, Jayne received her Bachelor of Arts degree froth •Brescia College, U.W.O., with a concentration in Ad- ministrative Office Management Studies. Jayriehaa adcepted a teaching position with the Waterloo Public Board of Education at Galt Collegiate Institute. Advertising serves by informing. CANADIAN ADVERTISING FOUNDATION Seaforth, passed away at.the Seaforth Corp- OBITUARIESit Hospital M d August 10 82nd year. r. Connell beloved husband of RUTH KNIGHT Ruth Knight of Market Street, Seaforth, passed away ,on Sunday AugUst 9, 1987 at Seaforth Community Hospital; in her 84th year. The forrner Ruth Andrew,, beloved wife of the late Norman Knight, and dear Mother of Marjorie (Mrs, Thomas Haley) and dear grandmother of Paul and Brian of Seaforth. Predeceased by. two sons Robert . and Donald, one brother George and two sisters Mary, Andrew and Bertha Pym. • • JOHN L HAMILTON Mr. John L.,(Jack) Hamilton of the Callen- der Nursing Home in Brussels, and former- ly of Bluevale and Atwood, passed away in Winghani and District Hospital Thursday, August 6,1987 in his 75th year. • Surviving are three daughters Mary„ Mauna, and Marcia, and one son Nesbit. Also surviving are three grandehildern Karen,.Kris, and Ashley and one sister Mrs. Mauna Kennedy. ' Predeceased by his wife Margaret and his parents the late G. Nesbit Hamilton and the former Gertrude Duncan. As requested by Mr. Hamilton there was no visitation. The funeral and committal service was held at the Peebles Funeral Home, 141 John St, Atwood on Tuesday, August 11, at 2 p.m. Interment in Elma Cen- tre Cemetery. -As expressions of sympathy, donations to the War -Maps of Canada in recognition of Mr. Hamilton's war -service and his love for children would be ap- preciated. Reverend, Paul Chambers, of the Molesworth Presbyterian Church officiated. - HAROLD CONNELL - • Harold George Connell • of Centre St., rmin yMornlay,s •Helea Broadfoot and dear father of Ellen • Murphy of Egmondville and Clayton and his • wife Sandra of Lambeth, predeceased by one son-in-law, Joe Murphy and two brothers, Roy and Cecil and one sister, Mrs. Emily Marks. The family will receive friends at Whitney-Ribey Funeral /lame after 2:30 p.m. Wednesday until 2 p.m. Thursday when funeral service will be held. Interment .Maitland Bank Cemetery. An IOOF memorial service will be held at the Funeral Home on Wednesday at 9 p.m. He „ was a member of Northside United Church and- a member of the Seaforth Fidelity 55 IOOF. BIRTHS MeCLURE:Murray and Chris of Brucefield, are happy to announce the arrival of their twin daughters, Denise Christine (7lbs.) and Maureen Anne (6lbs 10oz) on Thursday, August 6, 1987 at St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon- don. Sisters for Tim and Peggy. Grand- daughters for Jim and Dorothy Delaney, KERSLAKE---Heather add rail welcome home their little brother • Allan. Carter weighing 7lbs Boz. Allen arrived July 27, 1987, at South Huron Hospital, Exeter, A son for Craig' and Peggy Kerslake of Staffa. A grandson for Mr. and Mrs. Carter Kerslake, Mitchell, and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Y-oung, Dungannon. • Happy second birthday to Korey Thomas Nash, on August 8.. • Happy 16th birthday to Brad Carter on August 14, Topnotch Feeds Limited, Seaforth Branch and Ralston Purina Wish To Invite You To Their . CUSTOMER ::.APPRECIATION :CELEBRATIONS THIS FRIDAY,AUGUST 14th 1111111111.1. k LIVESTOCK and POULTRY FEEDERS ere's A Deal For You Gine Freegg with the purchase and/or of anY bags of Purina Chows or Minerals One Free Golf Shirt with Topnotch insignia when you place' your bulk ord *Only On Orders placed during Our Appreciation Day ' +Only one bag and/or shirt per customer . , FOR ONE *Groin Flanking and Storage *Milking and Grinding & atilgtecherit Sellet DROP IN AND JOIN US FOR LUNCH AND. 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