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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1982-08-25, Page 4B2 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, AUGUST 25, 1982 HODGES—CUTHBLL Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cuthill were rharried July 31 at Ontario Street United Church, Clinton, Ontario. Reverend Norman Pick officiated at the double ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Hugh Hodges. Clinton and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Cuthill of Seaforth are the, groom's parent Miss Helen Elliott, cousin of the groom sang.` traditionwedding music accompanied by the organist. the groom's aunt Mrs. Jean Elliott. The maid of honour was Sharon Carter of Clinton, sister of the bride. Sister-in-law Ruth Hodges of Clinton. friend Nancy McKenzie, Clinton and niece Julie Carter, Clinton acted as bridesmaids. Annjannette Carter, niece of the bride was the flower child. Friend of the groom. Keith Otterbein. Milverton was best man. Wayne Hodges. Clinton: brother of the bride, John Buruma. Clinton. friend of the groom. ushered guests. Nephew of the bride Jason Carter, Clinton was ring bearer. A reception and dance was held at Clinton Legion Hall. Following a honeymoon to eastern Ontario the bride and groom will reside in Clinton. Guests were present from Kingston, Ottawa, Toronto. Manitoba, British 'Columbia, Sarnia and North Bay. Prior to her marriage the bride was honoured at numerous showers given by friends. neighbours and relatives. (James Fitzgerald Photo) IFcmdlr Seniors enjoy waterfront tour Residents of the Seaforth Manor Nursing Home •and Queensway Nursing Home. Hensall enjoyed a bus trip on Thursday to St. Joseph's. Bayfield and a tour of Goder- ich, stopping for lunch in the pavilion by the water front. Luckily a big boat was in•the harbour for all to see, From Goderich we followed along to ' Benmiller one of the prettiest spots, in Ontario, then over to the little zoo at Mr. Jervis', He happened to be there and welcomed all of us and also inquired for his friend Arthur' Nicholson. He also chatted with Frank Case who was on the bus. As we headed into Seaforth all pas- sengers were in favour of stopping at the Freeze King where they all enjoyed an ice cream cone. Our bus driver, Cindy from Kitchener had not been in this area before and she enjoyed the scenery also and was most courteous and helpful in assisting the resi- dents. Staff accompanying Seaforth residents were Mary Finlayson. Jackie Racho and Dawn Riley. On Saturday a number of residents attended the Blyth Festival performance of Country Hearts which they enjoyed most heartily. Jackie Racho drove her van also Mary Finlayson and LaJernc Nigh drove cars and four wheelchair residents Here able to attend. Allsactors were casted well and seats were excellent. , Rev. Archie Robertson of Bethel Bible 'Church was in charge ofservices on Wed- nesday afternoon at 2 p.m. Readings were given by Mrs. Freda Siemon. Mrs. La,vada Norris and Mrs. Lola McGon; igle. Lori Henderson also accompanied her grand- e mother and residents were glad to see Lori again as she was one of our Junior Volun- teers who came each Tuesday during May and June. Friday afternoon 'residents viewed two films "Summer Pageantry" which was the. changing of the guard at Ottawa and it was most colourful, also the story "'The' Selfish Giant". Pre- vious to that staff and some residents viewed a film sup- plied by the Ontario Nursing Horne Association . "Hospi- tals Don't Burn Down". This • was an excellent film for all staff to view in relation to tire drills which arelteld regular- ly. Miss Ila Gardner was feted to, a birthday" party last ,'Tuesday when some ladies attended. Ila expressed her appreciation to all who at- tended and also for her lovely gifts. Later in the day Mrs. Mabel Crouch visited with her. Residents will miss' Miss Mary Neville who has gone to the Marsdale Manor Nursing Home in Cambridge to re- side. However we welcome Mrs. Doris Smith from Cam- bridge to Seaforth Manor. Mary was d long time resi- dent and made many friends in the Seaforth area while here. She won special awards for her beautiful knitting at Seaforth-Clinton and London Fairs and her handiwork was very much in demand. All staff members wish her well in her, new home., Miss Mae Smith visited with Isobel Lamble last Tues- day, Winners at Bingo last week were 13 -Harold Walsh and Wilma Brill, 1 -Elmer Bakesy, N -Sydney Pearson, G -Gladys Ruston. 0 -Christine Mc- Cauley. Full house was Max- ine Elliott and Four Corners was James Tatulis. Mr. Charles Ross has re- turned home from a pleasant two week vacation with his brother Harry Ross of Guelph. • Mr. Leonard Bloomfield has returned from a few days at University Hospital, Lon - ,don. Congratulations are in order to Miss Diane De Weerd, a staff member who was married on Saturday to Donald Dimaline, Diane was presented with two lawn chairs from the staff and also two mugs from the residents of Seaforth Manor. All good wishes go out to her on this happy occasion. An order for ceramics was received by residents of Sea - forth Manor to be sent to Nova Scotia which they were most happy to fill. Residents have been doing a very good job of painting ceramics with assistance from Mrs. Doro- thea Williamson and Mary Finlayson. The start of this project was all made possible a few years ago by the New Horizons program and resi- dents are busy working now for their annual fall bazaar and tea to be held this year on November 6, It is hoped a good display of articles will be ,finished by then and local. support has been very good.' ant posters In 1983 Canadians will see what Scouting means when one boy's poster is used by Canada Post Corporation as the basis of a postage stamp to commemorate the 75th Anniversary of Scouting, Canada Post Corporation, the Boy Scouts of Canada,. and les Scouts du Canada, have jointly announced that they have organized a poster contest for boys currently enrolled in scouting. ,Mem- bers are invited to contribute their own drawings or paint- ings expressing the theme "What Scouting Means to Me" "The winning entry will be , f9 1 used to produce the 75th anniversary stamp," said Andre Ouelet, Minister re- sponsible for Canada Post. Boys under the age of 18 can enter the contest which closes on October 31, 1982, Entries will be judged on a regional basis and regional winners will be submittgd for selection of a national winner by Canada Post's Stamp Advisory Committee. Certificates of merit will be awarded to the winners from each region in each of the following Scouting categor- ies; Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Venturers. These ar6 top featured models COME IN AND MAKE YOUR SELECTION TODAY! DeKROON—KLAVER St. Brigids Church. R.R. N5, Mitchell was the setting for the wedding,of Catherine Dekroon. daughter of Paul and Marie Dekroon. 216 St. David Street. Mitchell to Peter George Klaver. son of John and Gertrude Klavcr. R.R. #3 Kippen on July 1'. 1982. The ceremony was performed by Msgr. C.G. Adams. Maid of honour was Pauline Dekroon. twin sister of the bride and bridesmaids were Anne Murray, sister of the bride and Elsie Klavcr, sister of the groom. Flowergirl was Christa Murray, niece of the bride. Best nian was Ken Menheere, friend of the groom and ushers were John Klaver. brother of the groom and Martin Dekroon, brother of the bride. A reception was held at the Hensall CommunityCentre. Following a honeymoon to the cast coast. the couple, are residing at R.R. 113. Kipped. (Jack Doerr Photo) RITCHIE—HUETHER Joan Marie Huether, daughter of Mary and Murray Huether of Brussels and' Gary Philip Ritchie, son of Mae and Mervin Ritchie of Blyth were united in marriage on July 31 at Melville Presbyterian Church, Brussels. Doctor Gordon Hazlewood officiated at the double ring ceremony. Maid of honour was Bonnie Richmond of Brussels. Bridesmaids were Sandra Huether, Brussels, niece of the bride, Karen Ritchie. Blyth, sister of the groom and Joyce Tipple. Burlington. sister of the bride. The groomsman was , Don Carter, friend of the groom of Blyth. Ushers were Kevin Carter, friend of the groom and Ken Ritchie, brother of the groom', both of Blyth and David Huethcr of Brampton, brother of the bride. Sheri Huether of Brussels and Sarah -Tipple of Burlington. nieces of the bride were charming flower girls and Jonathon 'tipple of Burlington, nephew of the bride acted as ringbearcr. Michelle McCutcheon of Brussels provided traditional organ music for the soloist Don McDonald. Walton. uncle of the bride and the duet of Peggy Gibson and Gail Semple of Brussels. friends of the bride. Dave Huether was emcee at the reception and dinner at Brussels Community Centre. Toasts were given by Don Carter of Blyth. Dave Miller. uncle of the bride of Stratford, Bruce McDonald, Belmore, cousin of the bride and Mr. Brian Huether. Brussels, brother of the bride. Murray Huether and Mervin Ritchic spoke ,briefly. The happy couple are residing at 1032 Pharmacy Ave.. Scarborough. The bride is a 1982 graduate of Accounting and Atusiness Administration of Fanshawe College. London and is presently employed at Imperial Oil in Toronto while the. groom is an employee of Robinson Company of Toronto, working as a carpenter. Honoured guests at the wedding were Mrs. Edna McDonald of Brussels. grandmother of the bride and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Dawson of Wingham. grandparents of the groom. FORD TRUCK SALE 1982 F100 STYLE SIDE PICK-UP TRUCK FULL SIZE • 133" WHEELBASE • 6 CYLINDER ENGINE • 3 SPEED TRANSMISSION • 5 P195/75R-15 SL RADIAL TIRES $SALE. 00 PRICE , NO. ceAasesa FREIGHT • HANDLING.* TAX AND LICENCE EXTRA *10 NEW UNITS TO CHOOSE FROM!! olea;. • Ser/ice ' Lediiing Dally Rerifolt SEAFcRlrH MOTORS LIMITED 220 MAIN STREESOUTH-SEAFORTH 527-1010 STRATFORD AREA CUSTOMERS: 2711 1 826 REFRIGERATORS • 20, 17, or 15 cu. ft. NO FROST models featur- ing large capacity, ad- justable shelves, con- venient egg and butter storage as well as crispers. 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