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FAMILY .
Students* residents pialf card
Seaforth llealth Aare Facility re A rg n Nit Dow's daughter visited for he
spent an afternoon this week with studehta
from St. James SepaNate School They played Wil Brill; Harold Walsh, Alfi Sykes,
Ernest Sadlierts two daughters 0f xardtlto
cards and were served n lunch visited him,
Monday afternoon Mary Finliiyson tdak full house Alfie Sykes, Dorothy Carter. Pat Ryan had his sister Kathleen and
family of Michigan visit him.,
Geo a Fox's daughter Lots 1#off of Nakina
visited him.
Lucy Bezzo had visitors over.the weekend.
Her son John of Clinton, daught TEvelYp.alnd
husband Ed Cook and great granddaughtgr
Nadine Graham all visited.
Cassie Nicholson's grandson Randy'Alex-
ander and Ross and Lillian Nicholson visited
with her.
Dorothy Carter's daughter Patty and
her children visited with her.
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residents bowling, Pat Hyan finished with is
178 score and Harold Walsh with a 136, '
Tuesday public school students came, to
help residents with wheelchair bowling.
Keith Herman, Edith Salo, pave Netzke, Jiro
Nolan and James Tatulis all tied.
Wednesday L'.ackie Racho took residents to
the United Church luncheon. They enjoyed.
the beautiful meal. i
Thursday afternoon bingo was played'
W inners were: under B -Lucy Bezzo and
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BIRTHS.
BROOM E: Kevan and Cathy of Egmondville
are pleased to announce the birth of their son,
Adam John on May 6, 1986 at Seaforth
Community Hospital weighing 9 lbs. 10 ozs;
A brother for Wade. Proud grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Carter, Londesboro and
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Broome, Egmondville.
LANSINK: Leonard and Heather of Seaforth
are proud to announce the safe arrival of their
first child Joshua Leonard Elwood on April
12, 1986 at Stratford General Hospital. The
proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
McNall of Seaforth and Mr. and Mrs. John
Lansink of Seaforth and great grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Atkinson of
Goderich.
MEDD: Leo and Sharon Medd are proud to
announce the arrival of their son, Stephen
Patrick born May 2, 1986 at Clinton Public
Hospital. A brother for Jeff, Julie and Barry.
MITCHELL: Doug and Janet are pleased to
announce the safe arrival of their daughter
Amanda Marie, born April 21 weighing 6 lbs!
11 ozs. A little sister for Robbie..Proud
grandparents are Lloyd and Violet Heibein of
Brussels and Emerson and Phyllis Mitchell of
Walton.
SMITH: Terry and Vera (Van Diepen) are
thrilled to announce the safe arrival of their
first child, Dana Marie, born May 1, 1986.a1t
Stratford General Hospital. Spoiling prr
leges go to grandparents Mervin and Marl .
Smith, Walton, and Arie and Sybilla V
Diepen of Goderich. Great grandparents
Flora Smith of Beeton and Harold and Mori
Wilson of Orillia. •
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Happy belated birthday Mouse, May 5.
Happy belated birthday to W ade, 2 on May
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Happy birthday to Kevan, 32 on May 9.
Happy Birthday to Pat Armes on May 9,
Happy 8th birthday to Andrea McGrath on
May 11.
Happy Birthday to Grace on May 11.
Happy Birthday to Pat 9n May 6.
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because value rarely comes looking for us. That's
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Ma uerite Shill,Ila Gardner; 4 corners -
Dorothy Carter and Alfie Sykes; straight lines
Dennis Arney, James Tatulis, Bill Connolly;
'Friday afternoon Shirley .Luther and'
Dianne Moody of the Exeter Salvation Army
came fora worship and song service. It will be
the last visit for a awhile.
PEOPLE
Monday afternoon Dorothy Carter was out
with Betty MacLean to Mrs. Roy McGeoch's
87th birthday party. •
Joe Robinson, Hensall and Tom Handy
visited Mabel Handy.
Mary Lamont visited with Kelly Lamont.
Isabel Scott visited with her husband Bill
Scott,
afternoon',-
Huronview joins Happy Citizens
The Seaforth Happy Citizens held their
meeting on May 1 in the Legion Hall with 53
present.
With June being Senior Citizen Month an
invitation was accepted from Huronview to
join them on June 17 fora program to start at
2 p.m. Later there will be a period for visiting.
Supper will begin at 5:45 p.m.. Cost is $5.
The President reminded everyone about
the "Walk Back From the Moon" from May
25 -June 1 and hoped there would be a good
response.
The bus is full for the June 25 trip to the
Gerritol Follies in Hamilton. Euchre was then
played. Ladies high; Ida Diehl; ladies low,.
Muriel McLaughlin; ladies lone, Lillian.
Malaniuk; men's high, Bea Storey (as a
man); men's low, Elmer Townsend and
men's lone, Eva McCartney (as a man).
WEDDINGS
ENGELHARDT— WEY,', .,,'s
Heidi Elaine Engelhardt, daughter of?r1Vr,
and Mrs, Helmut Engelhardt, ,Windsot't and
Douglas Campbell Wey, son of Mr•, and rs
Campbell Wey of RR 4, WaltofLa1);ire
married at University Chapel, Guelph onr1Vlaq
3, 1986, Rev. Derwyn Hocken officiated:,
Laurie Norman, London, and Larry''Kale,
Edmonton, were their attendants. A recep-
tion followed at The Mill Elora.
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• Sutherland Elevator, R.R. 1, Beeton
• Twin County Grain Elevator, R.R. 3, Brussels'
• Dublin Feed Mill, Dublin
• Harold Schroeder Milling Co. Ltd., Dashwood
• Glencoe Grain & Seed Co., Parkhill%Beechwood•
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SPRING
HOUSE-
CLEANING
DRISCOLL— UNDERWOOD
Donna Michelle (Shelly) Driscoll and David
John Underwood were married Saturday,
May 3, 1986 at First Presbyterian Church in
Seaforth by the Reverend W illiam Barber.
The bride is the daughter of Karen and Ron
Driscoll of Seaforth and the groom is the son
of Dr. and Mrs. John Underwood, also of
Seaforth, Maid of honor was Lisa Beuttenmil-
ler and bridesmaids were Tammy Driscoll of
RR 4 Walton and Janice Underwood of
Seaforth. Flowergirl was Kelly, Rau of
Egmondville. Best man was Jerome Cronin of
RR 2 Dublin and ushers were Mark
Underwood and Scott Driscoll both of
Seaforth, Ringbearer was Steven Mclnally of
Seaforth. A reception was held at the
Seaforth and District Community Centres.
The bridal couple will reside at RR 4,
Seaforth. k ni(.l'hifp togopt' 3�t
WILLIAM JAMES RACHO
William James Racho, of Huronview,
Clinton and formerly of Egmondville, died
Friday, May 2, 1986 at Huronview• He was
91
NAYL OR— KRAMERS
Darlene Rose Naylor and Dwight William
Kramers were married on Friday, April, 18,
1988. The bride is the daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. George Naylor of Walton and the groom
is the son of Dorothy Kramers of Clinton and
the late Paul Kramets. The couple no re.s4ee
bLondesborl,4 ' .u'r a
Born in McKillop Mr. Racho was the son of
William Racho Sr. and Marion Darling. He
served in the First World W ar with the Blyth
161st Infantry. He was a member of the
Seaforth Legion Branch No. 156. He owned a
welding shop for many years in Egmondville
before selling to Henry Ziler.
Mr. Racho is survived by daughters:
Muriel (Mrs. W timer MacGregor) of Sault
Ste. Marie: Joyce (Mrs. George Chessell) of
Stratford: Joan (Mrs. Don Eaton) and
Blanche (Mrs. Gerald Moir), both of
Egmondville and sons, Herman Racho, of
Hamilton, Stan Racho of Stratford and Jim
Racho of Egmondville. Also surviving are
eight grandchildren and nine great grand-
' children.
Mr. Racho was predeceased by his wife,
the former Mary Agnes Brodhagen, one
grandson Steven Racho, one brother Harvey
Racho and one son-in-law George Chessell.
Friends were received 'at the Ball and
Falconer "Box Funeral Chapel", Seaforth
and a funeral service was conducted by Rev.
Cheryl Ann Stadelbauer-Samppa Monday
of Egmondville United chinch. A memorial
service was held by the Seaforth Legion at the
funeral home on Sunday. Interment Mait-
Iandbenk Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Wilmer Kelly, Al Nichol-
son,Nattier, MacLean, William Brown Sr.,
WiliamWiibee and Cleave Coombs. Flower -
bearers were Allen Racho, Don Racho, Larry
Moir and Jimmy Ranco.
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OBITUARIES
ARTERAUGUSTOSKARMOHAUP3'
Arter August Oskar Mohaupt, of RR 9
Brussels died at his residence Sunday, April
27, 1986. He was 73.
Born in Germany to the tate Franz and
Leota Mohaupt, Mr. Mohaupt came to
Canada in 1953 and moved to the Brussels
area in 1973, after he retired. He was a
machinist by trade. He was also a member of
the German Club in Seaforth.
Mr. Mohaupt is survived by his wife, the
former Olga W ittek and two sons; Wolfgang
of Ottawa and Udo of Cambridge (Galt).
Also surviving are four grandchildren,
Cecilia. Melissa, Michael and Paul. •
Mr. Mohaupt rested at the M.L Watts
Funeral Home in Brussels. A funeral service
was held in the chapel on May 1 with the
Reverend Charles Carpentier officiating..
Interment was May 2 in Mount View
Cemetery. Cambridge.
SlS'rest 51. CLAUDIA
Sister Claudia Woods (Aloysia Woods) of
the Community of the Sisters of St. Joseph
died Monday, April 21, 1986 at Mount St.
Joseph Hospital. She was 63.
Survived by nieces and a nephew she was •
prededeased by sisters Mrs. Mary Mullin,
Mrs. Elizabeth Foreman and brothers John,
Joseph, 'timothy. Edmund and Patrick
Woods.
She Crested at Mount St. Joseph Motiter-
house and a funeral mass was held in
Immaculate Conception Chapel on April 22.
tnterinent in St. Peter's Cemetery sin
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