Times-Advocate, 1983-10-19, Page 7Print
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MR. AND MRS. DAVID TEMPLEMAN
Karen Lorraine Knott and David John Templeman were
united in marriage on July 9, 1983 at Thamesview
United Church, Fullerton with Rev. Maurice Francis of-
ficiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Knott, RR 2, St. Paul's and Mr. and Mrs. John
Templeman, Staffs are parents of the groom. The
bride's attendants were Joanne Rohfritsch, Eleanor
Robinson, Christine Gervais, and Barb Templeman. At-
tending the groom were Raymond Hinz, Steve Rose,
Richard Templeman and Terry Templeman. The soloists
were Barb Hocking and Lowell Skinner and the organist
was Mrs. Walter MacDougals. The reception was at the
Mitchell Community Centre and the bridal couple is
residing at 208 Andrew Street, Mitchell.
Photo by Walter McKenzie
MR. AND MRS. TERRANCE TEMPLEMAN
Karen Dionne Ulch and Terrence James Templeman ex-
changed marriage vows August 27, 1983 at Main Street
United Church in Mitchell with Rev. Gordon officiating.
The bride is the daughter of Doug Ulch and Mrs. Marion
Kells, Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. John Templeman RR
2, Staff° are parents of the groom. The maid of honour
was Barb Feltz and bridesmaids were Joyce Dietrich,
Barb Templeman, Joan Ulch, Danielle Gerard and Judy
Maddock. Rebecca Mortyn was flowergirl and Cain
Templeman was ringbearer. The groomsman was
Adrian Vanden Houen and guests were ushered by
David Biggelaar, Randy Ralph, Richard Templeman,
Steve Elliott and Greg Skinner. The reception was held
at the Kirkton-Woodham Community Centre and the
couple is residing at 35 Adelaide Street, Mitchell.
Photo by Walter McKenzie
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Times -Advocate. October 19, 1983
Page 7
Hospital nursing class returns for reunion
The last class of nurses to
graduate from South Huron
Hospital, in 1973, held a reu-
nion in Exeter on Sunday.
The event was conceived
and organized by Donna
(Schilbe) Hoffman and Kathy
(Wells) Hayter, both now liv-
ing in Dashwood. Others at-
tending were Rhonda
(Rhodes) Bell, RR 1 New
Hamburg, Debbie (Learn)
Dillon, Seaforth, Betty
(Osbitsch) Cameron, London,
Marilyn (Calder) Calder, An -
caster, Jackie (Kelly) Wes-
ton, Stratford and Donna
(Tinney) Conn, St. Marys, as
well as the class nursing in-
structor Marjorie Delbridge
and her former assistant
Alma Horton, who both
retired in the late '70s.
Doreen (Lee) Pergel,
Zurich, Nancy (Porter)
McAstocker, Mission, B.C.,
Marlene (Nash) De Vries,
Seaforth and Marg
(Klumper) De Vet, Thedford,
were unable to come.
Ladies mark
Thanksgiving
The Evening UCW meeting
was held October 3 in the
ladies parlour. Unit Leader
Betty Watson welcomed all
the ladies. The roll call was
answered by 25.
The next meeting is
November 7 with Jessie Ross
group for the Worship and
program, Maxine Sereda's
group for lunch.
An invitation to the Granton
fall bazaar and tea on October
22 from 2-4 was read by the
unit leader. A book Women
Work and Worship is coming
out in Novemher.
' Christian uevelopment:
Ellen Forsythe reported
Womens Concerns a look that
is free and interesting. A film
strip is available Venture in
Mission.
Communications: Alma
Godbolt reported free man-
dates are available this
month.
Bazaar: Audrey McGregor
reported that more women
are needed on every
committee.
Ways and Means: Veralyn
Lindenfield informed the
women that they are supply-
ing lunch fps'` tbeRed Cross
helpers Oct. 12.
Library: Flora Doerr
reported on two books,
Hopeless Never and Lord how
do you get me out of this
mess?
Barbara Sharpe reported
that October 25 is the birthday
party at the Bluewater Nurs-
ing Home.
Norma Hooper and group
presided for the Worship
theme Thanksgiving. Thanks
was read by Norma Hooper
followed by Summer
Farewell by Marie Brunzlow.
A song Count your Blessings
was sung followed by prayer
and Lord's prayer. A reading
Autumn by Marion Dougall
followed and scripture by
Mildred Jones.
Mrs. Alma Langford was
introduced by Norma. Do we
thank God for everything?
Alma spoke on gifts and how
we ourselves accept and live
with these gifts. She closed
with reading Thank you all.
Alma was thanked by Marion
Dougall and presented with a
gift.
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(Meet the Artist)
Wildlife
Artist Displays
(Tammy Laye)
originals and
prints
Sat. & Sun.,
Nov. 5 & 6
10:00 a.m. to
5:00 p.m.
213 Eastern Ave.,
Exeter Ontario
The group was given a tour
of the hospital by Audrey
Pooley, the present director
of nursing, before going to the
home of Kathy Hayter for a
buffet supper.
Some of the nurseshad not
been back in the ten-year in-
terim. They instantly
recognized their classmates,
but found parts of the hospital
very changed. The upper
floorwhere sixof the girls had
lived as students had vanish-
ed, and the former residence
across the street that the
other six had called home was
now a dental clinic.
The class of '73 was the last
class to graduate from South
Hut on before the advent of
community colleges switched
most nursing training to those
institutions, and the only one
of the 12 classes that
graduated from Exeter to
return to the hospital for a
reunion.
Most of the day was spent
reminiscing about life in the
residences, and the fun the
student nurses had.
One 1973 graduate
remembered Dr. Gans once
saying their class had been
"unforgettable", an am-
biguous remark which could
be interpreted positively or
negatively! No one was sure
how he had meant it. They
just knew that after they
graduated, that was it; no
more students with an Exeter
diploma.
Speaking for her
classmates, Donna Hoffman
summed up the day as "very
successful", and confided the
group has made tentative
plans to hold another reunion
in 20 years, and will bring
their grandchildren.
CLASS OF '73 — Eight of the 12 members of the last class of nurses to graduate from South Huron Hospital
attended a reunion in Exeter. Shown (back left) are Betty (Osbitsch) Cameron, Kathy (Wells),Hayter, Marilyn
(Calder) Calder, Jackie (Kelly) Weston, Donna (Schilbe) Hoffman, Donna (Tinney) Conn and (front) assistant
nursing instructor Alma Horton, Rhonda (Rhodes) Bell, Debbie (Learn) Dillon and nursing instructor Marjorie
Delbridge. Missing: Doreen (Lee) Pergel, Nancy (Porter) McAstocker, Marlene (Nash) De Vries and Marg
(Klumper) De Vet.
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