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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-09-17, Page 11FAMILY THE HURON EXPOSITOR. SEPTEMBER 17. 1986 A11 JORDAN — W OLTERS Marion Jordan and Christopher Wolters were married Saturday, September 13, 1986 at St. Columban Roman Catholic Church by Father Andrew Sipek. The bride is the daughter of Bernadette Jordan of Mitchell and the late Peter Jordan. The groom is the son of Fred and Christa Wolters of Thornton. Matron of honor was Diane Peckitt of Seaforth, friend of the bride and bridesmaids were Joanne Bennewies of Port Elgin, and Pauline Jordan of Kitchener, both sisters of the bride. Best man was Harold Wolters of Alliston, brother of the groom and ushers were Don Roberts and Keith Thomas, both of Cookstown, and both friends of the groom. A reception was held at the Seaforth Legion. The couple will reside at Churchill. (Frank Phillips Photograph) McIVER— KNETSCH DEBRA HANEY — Glen Haney is proud to Mary Ann Mclyer and Robert Knetsch' were announce the graduation of his wife Debra married at St. Columban Church on Satur- from Wingham District hospital training day, Auggst9, 1986 by Father Andrew Sipek. (i centre, May 16. Debra has received her The bride is the daughter of Lou and Joan ' Registered Nursing Assistant diploma. Par- 'delver-and arMclver-and the.groom is the son of Arie and ents are Bob and Marg Hulley, Seaforth and Corrie Knetsch: Maid of honor was Maureen Warden and Anna Haney, Seaforth. Debra McIver and bridesmaids were Margrieti.has accepted a position with South Huron Knetsch and Alexene McIver. 'lowergirl was, Hospital in Exeter. Photo by Gayle Harrison Jean Knetsch. liest man was Hans Knetsch( and guests were ushered by Ron McIver and' Paul Forrest t Ringbearer was Stephen Knetsch. Music was ' provided by Frank Heenan. Following a reception at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Stratford, the couple honeymooned in Europe. They now reside in Stratford, Guests attended from Toronto, Huntsville, Kingston, Stratford, ' Dublin, Holland and the,Caribbean. , Residents visit Western Fair On Monday and Thursday Seaforth Health Care Facility residents travelled to London's Western Fair. All had a good time playing games. On Tuesday morning a resident's council meeting was held. It was nice to have the Arc Industries workers home on their holidays. A barbecue was held at noon and films were shown in the afternoon. On Wednesday the Reverend Barber held a worship service. His wife and daughter helped residents with singing. On Friday afternoon Father Caruana held mass for the residents of his parish. PERSONALS Mrs. Bob Nigh and daughters and Bill Morris and his wife visited Helen Morris. Barb Alexander visited Cassie Nicholson. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jefferson, Carol Contin of Orangeville, Mrs. W ayne Contin and Mrs. W illiam Pegg of Port Stanley visited with Eva Lambert and took her out for lunch to celebrate her birthday. Maxine Elliott went to W Ingham and visited ter sister Louise and brother Gary for 1 O 1 BIZ`UARItES ...,... • THOMAS T. B1ACOW Thomas T. Blacow of Thamesford and formerly of Main Street, Seaforth died Sunday. September 14. 1986 at University Hospital in London. He was 78. Mr, Blaa►w was a member of the Royal Canadian Legion Brandi 156 of Seaforth and is survived by a sister. Rhoda Tomlinson, of London. and friends George and Marilyn Brown and family of Thamesford. Mends may call at the Carruthers -Selmer tlmeral Horne. 177 Dundas Street, Thames - ford, one hour prior to the funeral service which will be held on Thursday. September 18 at 1 p.m. interment of cremated remains to follow at St. Andrew's Cemetery. Thames - ford, the day. Gladys Ruston went to Stratford for the day with husband Ferg. She went shopping. ' Erle Dow was out with his daughter for the day. Mabel Handy had her husband and cousin in to visit. Dave Netzke has returned home from hospital and Rose and Pat Altman were in to visit her parents Dave and Eva Netzke. Mary Nolan was in to visit Jim Nolan, Keith Herman has returned from Stratford Hospital. Sid Pearson has gone to Riverside Nursing Home to stay. Mr. and Mrs. Zack Ryan were in to visit cousin Mary Ryan. Muscle therapist is guest speaker t Mrs. Carman Klaus, a reflexdlogist, Iridologist and therapist was guest Speaker when the Seaforth Women's Institute met recently at the home of Mrs. Jim Keys. Mrs. Klaus demonstrated her treatments and talked about her work. In other institute business it was reported the coup rally would be held., in W ton on October v, ti Mr hv. legate. The Lan on-AretrConventfon will held October 16 and 17. in 14ndon with rs. RJ. Doig and Mrs. Lorne Lawson as de egates. PEOPLE Mr. and Mrs. Keith Eaton, lois. Peter McCowan and Michael Eugene Alexander were in £cum Secum, Nova Soaks attending the funeral of their father Adolph J. Alexander. Katharine Sorientiand Gladys Thomas were recent visitors wi Stewart. Mrs. Ure Stewart visited lk1 Mill McNeil of (Menet men IBIRTHS lelka of St. Mrs. Ute and Mrs. CARNOCHAN: Gord and Janice (Houston) are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their daughter, Denise Rene born at St. Joseph's Hospital, London, September 8, 1986, weighing 9 lbs. 8 oz. A sister for Kendal. :t Our Elevators are ready to RECEIVE your 1986 WHITE BEAN CROP BACHEBT MEATS Oall up for your custom slaughtering needs SLAUGHTER DAY TUESDAY 'For your freezer, tildes of Beal, Pork, Lamb or Wel Nq specialize In home cured meals and ole 4ashlpned country etyte.yerk sausage, no filler@ NI rnpat Gov't,Inepedttd, talmlle®07®93 0 wow. McMaster Simeon . INSURANCE BROKERS INC. 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