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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-09-26, Page 8rs it riURON EXPOSITOR APIEMBER 26. 19% Water W.11 DRILLING W.D. Hopper and Sons 4 MODERN ROTARY RIO$ Neil 322-1737 Burl 22 -oat$ McLaughlln Chev-Olds Ltd. t 3 Main St Seatoflh 527-1140 • Jtt f r Km • Selection • SaVinys • idustaction • Ling • L..uvripietel 800Y SHOP Service IT'S FREE ALTERNATE EDUCATION WANTS YOU! Weoffer ... •tlex,ble and part-time hours "Computer experience including Wordpertect and Lotus 1-2-1 *Ministry approved courses 'Co-op education For more information or to register call 527-2521 Huron Public Education Opening Up she World CornFu}er$ fordS is coming to Seaforth Puy is Schoo Call 527.0790 for Details fluron Public Education Opening Up the World Bob Allan Joan Van den Broeck Director Chair SEAFORTHIWALTON PUBLIC SCHOOL "Where People Make The Difference" BE A SUPERHELPER Join our Adult Volunteer Program We need adult volunteers who enjoy working in an educational set- ting We offer a variety of assignments, flexible hours and being part of a team where students come first. Grandparents are especially welcome. For more information call: Walton Public School 887-6219 or Seaforth Public School 527-0790 Principal — Don Tremeer • WEDD INGS MALONE - BEDARD SL James Catholic Church was the setting for the September 22, 1990 wedding of Anne Marie Malone and Martin James Bedard. Father Henry Cassano officiated at the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Len and Audrey O'Rourke, Seaforth and the late Alfred Malone. The groom is the son of Jack and Bonnie Bedard, Seaforth. The bride was escorted down the aisle by her grandfather Emmett Malone, Seaforth. Jackie Rose, Mitchell, was maid of honour for her cousin. Bridesmaids were Kim Malone, Dublin sister-in-law of the bride, Theresa Wisch, Rich- mond Hill, Andrea Pinder, London, friends of the bride, and Tracy Bedard, Seaforth, sister of the groom. Gary Bedard, Seaforth was his brother's best man. Ushers were Bob Malone, Dublin, brother of the bride, Rob Armstrong, Thornbury, Dave Garrick, Seaforth, and Greg Core, Seaforth, friends of the groom. Carol Carter was the or- ganist and solists were Lori Strong and Lisa Strong. Following their honeymoon in the Dominican Republic, Marty and Anne Marie will be residing in Seaforth. Phillips photo. SNELL - ELLIS Northside United Church, Seaforth, was the setting for the September 22, 1990 wedding of Knsta Snell and Dan Ellis. Rev. Cheryl -Ann Stadelbauer-Sampa officiated at the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Keith and Shirley Snell, Dublin. The groom is the son of Ken Ellis and the late Irene, Granton. Kim Snell, London, was the maid of honour. Brides- maids were Jan Snell, Petrolia, Bev Hart, London, and junior brides- maid was Janine Ellis, Woodham. Candelighter was Steve Snell, Petrolia, and ringbearer was Andrew Henderson, Dobbinton. Craig Smith, London, was the best man. Ushers were Paul Ellis, Windsor, and Jim Ellis, Lucan. Master of ceremonies was Jim Henderson, Dobbinton. Duelists were Deb Campbell and Bill Campbell, Dublin, and organists was Margaret Whitmore, Walton. A reception was held at Seaforth Legion, Branch 156. The couple will reside in London. Campbell photo. THE LEGEND CONTINUES, and five generations of the Netzke family gathered at Seaforth Manor to visit with Dave and Eva Netzke (front). The Seaforth couple celebrated their 76th anniversary. Gathered with them are lett to right: Rose Altman, daughter; Doreen Bowers, great-granddaughter; Debbie Homuth, great-granddaughter; Cheryl Homuth, great -great-granddaughter. Elliot photo Lioness offers babysitting course Once again the Kids Olympics at the Seaforth Fall Fair was a great success. Children ages five to 13 participated in various races and games. All participants received suckers and prizes went to the winners. Follows is a list of results from the Kids Olympics. HENSALL 262.2328 CARPET & FLOORING 117 King St. (Beside CIBC) BUY NOW and RECEIVE Free Underpad With t Carpet Purchase ;�s" SUNWORTHY YES VOU CAN WAU .00 f RINGS Free In -Home Measurement Open 9:00 - 5:3o Fridays Daily AM PM Til 9:00 PM Now in this Area "CAPTURE AN ERA" with ... ACCENTRA GEORGIAN, FEDERAL & VICTORIAN REPRODUCTIONS • Over 75 Door Design Possibilities. for Todays Architecture • Fully Accessorized Door Porch and Trim Accents • Unique 18th and 19th Century Distinctive Styling • Solid Select Pine. 1 ' ti , Built to Last Summer and Winter • Interchangable Screen & Glass Storm Panels • Easy Do -It -Yourself Installation • Fresh Air Ventilation ale (Original torreen & 'tUt1fl • Fashionable View of the Dour (Collection' Great Outdoors Do it yourself and save or have our experts provide quality installation. TOM DUIZER PLUMBING & RENOVATIONS LONDESBORO 523-4359 [LEAVEA MESSAGE] ( ome see our display on (ounty Road 15 across from Hullett Twp. Office. Showroom Open Saturdays 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. AGES 5 TO 7 - Sack race, Nathan Marshall; three-legged race, Nathan Marshall, Kyle Henderson; kick the shoe, Nathan Marshall; crawl race, Kyle Henderson. AGES 8 TO 10 - sack race, Michelle Henderson; kick the shoe, Mike Grobbink; plate race, Mike grobbink, Michelle Henderson; wheelbarrow, Steven poppe; basket- ball throw, Mike VanBakel. AGES 11 TO 13 - sack race, Suzanne Stephenson; kick the shoe, Jane Johnson; plate race, Jill Wood, Summer Hodgins; wheelbarrow, Kim Diegel, Jen Marion; basketball throw, Jen Marion. Dr. Whitman speaks A large crowd attended the Seaforth Horticultural Society's dessert meeting on Wednesday, September 12 at the Seaforth Public School. President Nancy Kale wel- comed members form Bayfield, Blyth, Brussels, Clinton, Goderich and Hensall. Plans were made for Ciderfest on Sunday, September 30 and mem- bers are asked to donate plants, produce, preserves, baking and crafts. A motion was passed to spend $90 for the repainting of logos on two of the town signs. Margaret DeJong reported on a successful flower show. Members are invited to a Floral Design demonstration in Goderich on Broaden Your Horizons ... Thursday, September 27. For further info and tickets, call 345- 2908. The Parks and Recreation Department is presenting a workshop on recruiting volunteers on Wednesday evening, October 17. Call Helen (527-1571) to register. Guest speaker was Dr. Rodger Whitman, founding president of the Society and a former doctor and resident of Seaforth. Dr. Whitman spoke on hybridization and brought many cuttings, bulbs and seeds to share with his audience. The next meeting will be held on October 10 at the Van Egmond House, when a speaker from RBG, Hamilton will be making a presen- tation on bulbs. If you wish to secure a lifetime income from an RRSP or ore interested in other RRSP ,,vestments of very competitive rotes, call Arnold J. Stinnissen 527-0410 SunLife • Investors Group is pleased to announce the introduc- tion of The European Growth Fund and The Pacific International Fund. For more information about these exciting new invest- ment opportunities, register to attend our BROADEN YOUR HORIZONS SEMINAR. Date: Tuesday, October 2nd, 1990 Time: Information Fair 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. Seminar at 7:00 p.m. Place: Radisson Hotel Ballroom Register: By calling 679-7777 or contact your Investors representative Compliments of: Investors Group aiding Futures Sine i940 Carrier home comfort people, • Furnaces • • Air conditioning ' • Heat pumps •