The Citizen, 1988-07-13, Page 18PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1988.
-Photo by Jack McPherson
Mr. and Mrs. Dan McKay
Auburn
Compiled hy Mrs. Mildred Lawlor. Phone 526-7589
Archambaults celebrate
40th anniversary
The family of Len and Betty
Archambault had a dinner at 6
o’clock at the Triple K Restaurant.
In attendance at the dinner were
some of the wedding party of 40
years ago and a few of their friends.
The master of ceremonies at the
dinner was their son-in-law Don
Parker. There were toasts and
people reminisced about the wed-
ding which was on June 26, 1948.
Len and Betty Archambault were
the first couple married in the
Auburn United Church.
A dance followed at the Auburn
Community Hall with family,
friends and neighbours in atten
dance. The hall was decorated with
streamers and balloons. The mas
ter of ceremonies for the dance was
son Rick Archambault.
Auburn
people
Dan McKay, Patricia
Ten Pas wed in Brussels
McKAY-TEN PAS
Brussels United Church was the
setting June 4, 1988 for the
marriage of Patricia Agnes Ten Pas
to Daniel Charles McKay with Rev.
Gary Veeneman of Fruitland offi
ciating. The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Hank Ten Pas,
Brussels and the groom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKay,
RR 2, Wingham.
The bride wore a white chiffon
dress with beaded bodice and
sleeves and a train. She carried a
bouquetof pink roses and white
carnations with greenery.
Karen McCutcheon of Brussels,
friend of the bride, was matron of
honour. Bridesmaids were Mari-
ann Scott, Brussels; Darlene Free
man, Brussels; Jayne Ross. Brus
sels, all friends of the bride;
Katherine Campbell, Belgrave,
sister of the groom and Linda Ten
Pas, Brussels, sister of the bride.
They wore pink cocktail-length
dresses with pink shoes.
Amy Ross, Brussels, friend of
the bride was flowergirl, dressed in
a white dress.
The groom wore a grey tuxedo
with tails, pink tie and cumber
bund and pink and white pin-
striped shirt.
Paul McArter, Brussels, friend
of the groom was the best man.
UsherswereNeil Jutzi, Brus
sels; Gary McArter, RR4, Brus
sels, Joe Adams, Brodhagen, all
friends of the groom; Paul Ten Pas,
Brussels, brother of the bride and
Lyle Campbell, Belgrave, brother-
in-law of the groom.
The ushers all wore grey tuxe
does with tails, grey tie and
cumberbund and white shirts.
Kyle Campbell, Belgrave, ne
phew of the groom, was ringbear
er. He dressed the same as the
groom.
Soloists at the ceremony were
Carol and Judy Ten Pas and
organist was Mrs. Joanne King.
After the wedding the guests
attended a cocktail party at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Hank Ten
Pas while photographs were taken
in the family’s backyard. A dinner
was held at the Brussels, Morris
and Grey Community Centre
followed by an open reception.
Following a wedding trip to
Toronto and Niagara Falls the
couple have taken up residence at
540 John St., Brussels.
Shower honours bride
On Thursday, July 7 about 50
relatives, friends and neighbours
gathered to honour Mary Ellen
whose marriage to John Bignell of
Sydney, Australia takes place July
15. The shower was at Cranbrook
Community Centre.
As the guests were gathering
Mrs. Madeline Steiss played ap
propriate musical numbers. Mrs.
Betty McCutcheon guided the
honoured guests, Mary Ellen, her
mother, Mrs. Betty Knight and her
sister Mrs. Nancy Walker and her
90 year old grandmother Mrs. Ella
Knightwhere they were presented
with corsages made and donated
by Mrs. Kathy Workman to a
designated, decorated area.
Mrs. Mary Huether was Master
of Ceremonies for the shower and
welcomed the guests reading some
appropriate prose and poetry.
Following this Mrs. Joyce Van
Vlietand Mrs. Madeline Steiss led
the group in a rousing sing-song
beginning with “My Bonnie Lies
Over the Ocean’’ and other
familiar numbers.
Readings were given by Mrs.
Ruth Axtmann of Walton and Mrs.
Eleanor Stevenson of Cranbrook
Dateline
Wednesday, July 13 - Central
HuronSwineClubmeeting, Ba-
chert’s Meats in Walton, 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday, July 13 - Huron
County 4-H Horse Show, Dungan
non Fairgrounds, Registration -
9:30 a.m. Show - 10:00 a.m.
July 13 - 15 - 4-H Regional
Conference, Centralia College of
Agricultural Technology, Huron
Park.
Tuesday, July 26 - Huron County
Cattlemen’s Beef Barbecue, Sea
forth Community Centre, Meal
Served - 6:00 to 8:00 p.m., Dance -
9:00 p.m. Tickets: $10.00 from the
Directors.
giving the bride-to-be some good
advice.
Mrs. Nancy Knight and Mrs.
Sandra Pepper, dressed as mon
keys, rendered a very lively and
Continued on page 11
We welcome Richard and Cyn
thia Baechler and family to our
village, moving from Blyth to
Auburn to the house of Mrs. Ellen
Johnston.'
Congratulations to Eric and
Nancy Scott, RR 3, Auburn on the
birth of a daughter Lisa Kathleen
(Katie) at Clinton Public Hospital,
Sunday, June 26, a sister for
Michael and Amanda.
Marjorie McDougall attended
the graduation of her son, Allan
from the Labour College of Canada
held in the West Room Parliament
Buildings, Ottawa last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnston of
Dublin celebrated her birthday
entertaining grandparents, aunts,
uncles and cousins to a barbecue,
topping it offwith birthday cake
and anniversary cakes. Celebrat
ing with Trent were his grandpar
ents Len and Betty Archambault
celebrating their 40th anniversary
on June 26, Rick and Shirley
Archambault their anniversary
being June 27, Bernard and
Jeanette O’Neil celebrating their
anniversary on June 27.
Turnberry council asked
to ban pit parties
Turnberry Township council has
been asked to consider passing a
by-law which would control un
licensed parties, such as the one
held June 11 at a gravel pit on the
Turnberry-Culross boundary.
Cpl. Greg King of the Wingham
detachment of the OPP attended a
recent meeting of council to
present a copy of such a by-law
consideration, but after consider
able discussion on the matter, no
further action was taken at the
time.
The OPP’s request stems from
the party held at the Adam
Kennedy property which attracted
close to 600 people, and resulted in
property damage when one car was
rolled over and a second car caught
fire. The party also resulted in 22
liquor charges and four impaired-
driving charges being laid by the
OPP.
“These ‘pit-parties’ seem to be
the coming thing, and we (the OPP)
read it as bad trouble,’’ Cpl. King
said.
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Although the party was adver
tised through the use of hand
made posters, Cpl. King said that
the police were not prepared for it,
adding that 20 police officers were
assigned to duty at the location
throughout the night.
While council members ex
pressed concern, they pointed out
that the township does not have a
by-law enforcement officer, while
the OPP are able to enforce only
provincial and federal statutes.
Deputy Reeve Doug Fortune asked
if it would be possible to hire the
OPP to enforce township by-laws
such as the one before them, and
Cpl. King said he would check into
the matter and report back at a later
meeting.
Reeve Brian McBurney express
ed concern that the township could
be held liable if such a by-law were
in place, and councillor Merv ,
Baker said he was afraid that such a
by-law could limit the size of
legitimate gatherings, such as
wedding receptions.
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2 area accidents cause minor damage
Two separate vehicle accidents
over the past ten days have caused
minor injuries to four people and
considerable damage to some of
the cars involved.
On July 6, a car driven by
Clarence Clarke of Atwood collided
with the rear and side of a vehicle
driven by Susan Annett of Kitchen
er, while Mrs. Annett was stopped
at an OPP RIDE check at the
intersection of Highway 86 and
County Road 19. Both drivers
received minimal injuries but were
not hospitalized, while the RIDE
personnel at the scene were not
injured.
Mr. Clarke has been charged
with careless driving, Wingham
OPP said.
In the early morning of July 3,
Shirley Vanlanduyt of London and
her passenger, Georee McFayden
of CFB Lahr, West Germany,
received minor injuries when the
cardrivenby Ms. Vanlanduyt went
out of control and rolled in a ditch at
Lot28, MorrisTwp. Concession
2-3. Both were taken by ambulance
to Wingham and District Hospital,
where they were treated and
released.
Ms. Vanlanduyt’s 1987 Buick
Electra, which police estimate was
travelling at over 100 km./hr. at
the time of the accident, was
demolished, according to Wing-
hamOPP, and Ms. Vanlanduythas
been charged with careless driv
ing.
On July 2, a car driven by Joan
Vincent of RR 3, Wingham, which
was westbound on Concession
12-13, East Wawanosh Twp.,
struck a vehicle driven bv Karen
Phillips of RR 2, Blyth, as Miss
Phillips entered the intersection at
Sideroad 36-37 without stopping.
One of Miss Phillips two passen
gers, Leslie Phillips, was taken to
the Wingham hospital, treated for
minor injuries and released. Neith
er of the drivers involved or Miss
Phillip’s second passenger, Andy
Versteeg of RR 5, Blyth, were
injured, and Miss Phillips has been
charged with failing to yield to
oncoming traffic, police said.
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