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Times-Advocate, 1982-11-10, Page 7• J t. REBEKAH L • DGE OFFICERS - Officers of the Pride of Huron Rebekahs Lodge 338 were installed recently. Back, left, Shirley ooper, Jean Noels,Norma Meikle, Joyce Morgan, Mavis Atthill, Leone Brock, Elaine Skinner, Evaline McAllister, Olive Harvey, Elly Van Bergen, Iva Blair, Aldene Skinner, Ruby Beaver and Cora Smith. Front, Audrey McGregor, orie Broom, Marjorie Arthur, Noble Grand Audrey Rowe, Margaret Cook, Cheryl Edwards and Lena Kirkl . nd. Reg McDonald photo INST LUNG TEAM FOR REBEKAHS - The installing team for the Pride of Huron Rebekahs Lodge 338 is shown abo :. Back, left, Marjorie Arthur, Jean Hodgert, Lois McFalls, Gladys Skinner, Elaine Skinner, Cora Smith, Lila mith, Lena Kirkland, Ruth Skinner and Olive Hicks. Front, Viola Coates, Shirley Cooper, Deputy Marshall Aud y MacGre4or, District Deputy President Alice Bowen, Mary Fisher, Gladys Skinner, Bernice Ford. Missing was Margaret Cook. Reg McDonald photo. • • t - ,:! 417 MR. AND MRS. MI • NS VWEERSINK Miss Maureen Theresa Muller and Mr. Alfons John Weersink exchanged marriage vows on August 14 at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Muller of Crediton, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weer - sink, St. Marys. Helen Muller, sister of the bride, was maid of honour, Gerald Weersink, brother of the groom, was best' man. The bridesmaids were Joanne Muller, Anne Skinner and Liz Bowerman. The ushers were Blair Burbidge, Robert Weersink and Jeff Weer - sink. The ring -bearer was William Karieniz. The cou- ple is presently residing in Bozeman, Montana, where Alfons is taking his Master's Degree in Agriculture Economics at the University of Montana. Alfons is a graduate of the University of Guelph and Maureen is a graduate fo Conestoga College, Kitchener. , MR. AND MRS. JAMES WEBB Margo Ruth Pfaff and James Allan Webb were united in marriage September 25, 1982 at Our Saviour United Church, London. The bride is the daughter of Bill and Irene Pfaff, London anal Jerry and Lois Webb;Exeterare parents of the groom. After o honeymoon in St. Lucia the couple will be residing in London. J Centralla Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson . and Miss Barbara McCurdy attended' the annual awards presentation ceremony at Ryerson Polytechnical In- stitute in Toronto November 1 where the Wilson's niece, Miss Nancy Turner was presented with two awards. She received the Copp Clark pitman Publishing award for highest standing in shorthand and transcription in third year, and the Mat ilda Meyer Scholarship for the highest average in secretarial procedures and shorthand in third year. Nancy is now in the fourth ylear of the degree program in, Secretarial • and Ad, Iinistrative Studies. Con- gratulations, Nancy! Friday evening dinner guests with Tom and Mary Kooy were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dickens, Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Mac- Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Howard MacDonald, Ben Riley and Clyde Kody. Tom and Mary Kooy were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carroll of Saintsbury. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowden attended anniversary ser- vices at Kirkton United Church Sunday and were din- nel' guests with Mr. and Mrs, Ray Paynter and Anne. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Vogan, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brown and family and Mr. Roy Vogan of Listowel visited Sun- day with Mrs. Clara Cunnington. Times -Advocate, November 10,1982 Pog. 7 Exeter seniors elect new slate of officers Kenneth JcIpss presided for the November meeting of Ex- eter Senior aliens. It was decided to donate $100 to the children and fami- ly cervica. The program opened with a poem by Mrs. Irene Johns. Two solos by Gordon Smith, accompanying, himself on the guitar were much appreciated. Some lively toe -tapping music was presented by Bank Greene, Ray Cooper. Later they were joined by . Mr. Boland. TheX were accom- panied by Mrs. Lee Jory on the piano. Another poem was ready by Mrs. Johns. Rev. K. Knight displayed some pictures of a Senior Citizens activity center and told a little about it and in his short talk urged senior people to keep active and interested. He also conducted the elec- tion and installation of the of- ficers for 1983, which is as follows: honourary president Dorothy Bullock; past pres- dient Kenneth Johns; presi- dent Mildred Thomson; vice- president Ruby Beaver and Janet Desjardine; secretary Alice Bowen and assistant secretary Celia Thomson. Treasurer Cora Smith; asst. areas. Katherine Carr- ington; bus trips Mildred Thomson, Blanche Dougall and Marjorie Adams; card convener Hattie Merkley; asst. card convener Dorothy Ilea; table convener Olive Ostland; pianists Blanche Dougall, Leila Finkbeiner. tit Just In Time For Christmas s. 7,$) 2,4) Friendly, expert staff ready to help you, with our selections 71) 711 Specialty • 7caionsExeter. Hours Press reporter Alma Run - Celia Thomson. 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