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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-08-29, Page 111 THE HURON EXPOSITOR AUGUST 29, 1990 - 11 • WEDDINGS RAU - PROCTOR Debbie Rau and Doug Proctor etc tensed wedding vows cin Friday, August 17, 1990 in a quiet ceremony in the bride's some. The Reverend James Sloan performed the cutaway. Debbie is the daughter of Gcurge and Joyce Milia of Se4tlurth, and Duug is the son of Alvin aril Ida Proctor of Blyth. Wedding music was provided by Kathy Proctor, sister-in-law of the groom, and Tim Proctor. nephew of the spun, n, was soloist. Mid of Honour was Faye Proc- tor, sister of the groom and the Best Man was Don Proctor, brother of the groom. A family dinner was held at the Van Egmond House. After a honeymoon in the Eastern United States, the couple will be residing in Egmondville. (Paula Elliott Pte) KLOSS - CUNNINGHAM On Saturday, July 7, 1990 friends and family gathered together at the Brucefield United Church to wit- ness the marriage of Dana Michelle Kloss and David Cunningham. Dana is the daughter of Richard and Roberta Kloss of Brucefield, and David is the son of Ralph and Gol- die Cunningham of Little Current. The Reverend Sheila MacGregor presided over the ceremony. Carol Axtmann of Walton was the Maid of Honour, and Bridesmaids were Kim Rathwell of Brucefield and Debbie Melady of Dublin. Paul Skippen of Manitoulin Island was the Best Man, and the Ushers were Denis Cunningham, brother of the groom, and Iain Stephen, also of Manitoulin Island. Flowergirl was Lindsay Kloss of Dungannon, niece of the bride, and the Ringbearer was Adam Case of Hensall, nephew of the bride. Organ music was provided by Louise Dockstader of Goderich and Diane Frederick of London was the soloist. Following a reception at the Stan- ley Township Hall, the couple left for a honeymoon in Florida. They are now residin _ in London. BAKER - JACQUES Darlene Patricia Baker, daughter of Ed and Pat Baker of Seaforth, exchanged wedding vows with Stanley Clayton Jacques, son of Ilene Jacques of Windsor on Satur- day, June 23 at the Metropolitan United Church, London Ont. The Reverend Ken Taylor presided over the ceremony. Agnes MacGregor of London was the Maid of Honour, and the Bridesmaids were Sherry Pawley of London and Sherri Gullage of Lon- don. Acting as Best Man was Paul Baker of Seaforth, while Ken Jac- ques of London and Art Fryday of London were the Ushers. Flowergirl was Amanda McDonald of London, and the Ringbearer was Shawn Furlotte of London. Following a reception at the Duchess of Kent Legion, London, the couple left for a honeymoon in Niagara Falls. They will be residing at 455 Princess Ave., London. FEAGAN - VINCENT Northside United Church was the setting on August 11, 1990 for the exchange of wedding vows between Lynda Ann Feagan, daughter of Ann Feagan of Goderich and Bryan Leslie Vincent, son of Marlen and Jane Vincent of Seaforth. The Reverend Don Robinson presided. Mrs. Marg Whitmore, the or- ganist, provided accompaniment for David and Debbie Campbell who sang "There is Love" and "Thank You Lord" and Marlen Vincent who sang "Wedding Prayer". Matron of Honour was Laurie Broadfoot of Varna, sister of the bride. Bridesmaids were Lisa Feagan of Goderich, sister of the bride, Lynda Ruston of Hamilton, sister of the groom, Susan Wilson of Brucefield and Paula Leveille- McArdle of Clinton, friends of the bride. The Flowergirl was Sarah Broadfoot of Varna, niece of the bride. Best Man was Barry Vincent of Seaforth, brother of the groom. Ushers were John van Vliet of Walton, friend of the groom, Brian Ruston of Hamilton, brother-in-law of the groorn, Gregory Feagan of Goderich and Glen Feagan of Goderich, brothers of the bride. A reception followed at the Seaforth and District Community Centres. The couple will be residing at 36 Wilson St., Seaforth. (Marston Studios photograph). TURNBULL - MAHONEY Northside United Church, Seaforth was the setting for a sum- mer wedding on Saturday, August 24 when Marlene Turnbull, daughter of John and Marion Turnbull of Seaforth exchanged vows with Hugh Mahoney, son of Charles Hugh Mahoney and the late Jean Patricia Mahoney of St. Catherines. Father Micheal Maloney and Reverend Cheryl Ann Stadel- bauer-Sampa presided over the ceremony. Maid of Honour was Margie Eckert of Hamilton, with Chris Murray of London and Jane Papple of Seaforth acting as Bridesmaids. Peter Mahoney of St. Catharines was the Best Man, and the Ushers were Dan Mahoney of Hamilton and Joe Mahoney of St. Catherines. Flowergirl was Kathleen Kinner of Winnipeg, and Ringbcarer was Lucan Murray of London. A reception was held at the Seaforth Legion Branch 156. The couple will be residing in Fergus. (Frank Philips photograph). BIRTHS DRENNAN - Big brother Philip is excited to announce the arrival of his baby sister Laurel Anissa, born at Stratford General Hospital on August 23, 1990 at 5:5g a.m., weighing 7 lbs. 14 ozs. Thrilled parents are Joanne (Bode) and Dennis Drennan. Grandparents welcoming laurel are Thelma Bode, Seaforth and Doug and Thel- ma Drennan, Kincardine. Happy ;eat grandmothers are Mahe! T,urtrigg of Listowel, and Isabel Drennan, Kincardine. FRAISER - KENNEY On May 5, 1990 at St. Thomas Anglican Church, Seaforth, Shirley Kenney, the daughter of William Kuuney of Seaford), exchanged wedding vows with William Fraiser, son the Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Fraiser, Seaforth. The Maid of Honour was Monica Williams of Seaforth, and the Bridesmaids were Darlene Ryan, Shirley Brugger and Barbie Ken- ney, all of Seaforth. Chris Williams, Seaforth, acted as Best Man and the ushers were William Kenney Jr., Seaforth, Clin- ton Stumpf of Kinburn and Robby Williams, Seaforth. Mr. Bob Palin of Seaforth was the organist for the ceremony. Flower - girl was Becky Brugger, Seaforth, and the ringbearer was Stuart Schneider of Russeldale. After the wedding, a reception was held at the Seaforth Legion Branch 156. Satan's Choice party stays Quiet - B Y SUSAN OXFORD This past weekend the 25th an- al vorsay of the Satan's Choice Motorcycle Club was celebrated with an tnvuatlion-only pony new Sebriasville. The Sebringvtlle OPP were Joined by Distract Su OPP officers and augmented by Waterloo Regional Pohcc to keep the situation under control and 37 charges were laid against Club members. The throe -day -long sen- timental affair was at the Eaathope farm of Club member Manual Silva and was open to members, including former and retired. Roger Dumas,iinnggville OPP "Ifolic informations oafrcer, said, t's the first time the Satan's Choice Motorcycle Club had a party here. In a round -about way we learned of the location of the party. A situation like this is always a concern. Not only are we dealing with a motorcycle club, but we have to be concerned for the safety of sightseers and locals. There were a few sightseers. The locals handled it pretty well and went on with their own business." At the highest point of the party there were 150 Club members congregated at the farm. Police set up a RIDE program and laid five liquor violations and two impaired driving (on motorcycles) charges. Under the Highway Traffic Act police laid charges for various matters such as helmet infractions and uu mufflers on bikes. Under the Criminal Code there were two charges for stolen property (anoro- rc yc) and one charge of threatening a puiic a officer was laid against Mr. Silva, Seaforth Police Chief Hal Claus said none of the Club members came m Seaforth. Claus said "About 10 years ago some Club members had a piny at a pit north of Seaforth and some of them went to one of the local hotels. Attu their party they headed north out of town." "It was a gwct Weekelld in Seaforth with some windows broken at a Railway Street warehouse and windows broken at Main and Jaynes Streets early Sun- day mooning. We (Seaton!) Police) did get complements from some of the out-of-towners attending the All Ontario Mite Championships." Drunk driving ruled out in fatal crash BY SUSAN OXFORD Although Goderich OPP are still investigating the August 12 car accident that killed five young ppeeoopple, including Jeanne Saldivar, Skaffa, they have no new infor- mation. Sergeant Chuck Vessey said a number of factors contributed to the early morning accident. Test results from Toronto to determine the speed the vehicles were travelling at are not in. "It doesn't look like they were travelling over the speed limit," said Sgt. Vessey. "They may have been travelling far below the limit. It's hard to tell. • "The weather (dense fog) may have been a factor and the driven were young and may have been inexperienced. The alcohol that showed up in their blood and may have slowed down their reactions is certainly a factor. "'There's accidents that are simply accidents and there's drunk driving accidents, and this was simply an accident. It's tragic, and unusual, that everyone involved died. We may never fully know what hap- pened night on that spot of road." When possible Goderich OPP will be stepping up its RIDE program with blitzes of roadside checks. Jim° eco Fitzgerald Your Liberal candidate in Huron. Lst Jim FItzgerald's experience work for you. *learned to serve all Huron county people as Jack Riddell's assistant for four years •ran a successful small business in Clinton for eight years •managing editor, Clinton News Record for 10 years •covered municipal politics for 10 years •believes in strong, local economy based on small industries and businesses *plant manager for small manufacturing firm •graduate of the University of Westem Ontario, B.A. "A prime commitment of mine Is to agriculture and to the continued success of the family farm. The Premler's commitment to agriculture prides the means to deliver on this commitment. His $19 million Rural Ventures Program, announced recently here In Huron (Exeter area), Is solid proof of this commitment." Jim bin prialaue *general manager, writer, photographer for The Rural Voice magazine serving 28,000 food producers in Huron, Perth, Grey, Bruce, buttering, and Rainy River District *award-winning agricultural lournaiist *chief of staff to the Minister of Agriculture and Food for four years *believes in strong, viable agriculture industry based on the family farm, and strengthened marketing board system *believes Canadian food production must be recognized as important to national security roe armuu TION CALL TIE CAMPAIGN OP ICE IN YOUR AREA 74 Victoria Street CLINTON 482-5012 430 Main Street EXETER 235-3179 SSA Hamilton Street GODERICH 524-1163 6 Diagonal Rad WINGHAM 357-4040 24 Main Street SEAFORTH .. .527-2857 Jim believes in community involvement *member, board of directors, Blyth Centre for the Arts *trustee, Clinton Public Hospital Board of Governors *member, Wesley -Willis United Church, Clinton, also choir member *community co-ordinator, Maplehill Senior Citizens' village, Clinton *former leader in Scouting movement in Clinton Education Ie the topic with principal Jim Sterner and students et Sacred Heart Separate School In Winghem. ON SEPTEMBER 6 ELECT JIM ILBERIAL �•••� FITZGERALD AUTHORIZED BY THE HURON PROVINCIAL LIBERAL ASSOCIATION Your Liberal Candidate in Huron