The Huron Expositor, 1987-09-16, Page 7J
BIRTHS
DALE - Ron and Deb of West Brandi,
Michigan are thrilled to announce the birth
'of their daughter, Amanda Jo, on August 31,
1987: Proud granparents are Ron and Lor-
raine Dale, Seaforth and Mr'. and Mrs. Lorn
Hamilton, West Branch, Michigan.
KRUSE - George and Kim are pleased to an-
nounce the birth of their son Andrew.George
Stewart at Victoria HoSpital, London on
September 8, weighing 10 lbs., 2'/e ozs and
measuring 22 inches. Proud grandparents
are Mary Humphries, Walton and Jean
.KruseiEgmondvilie:... •
MURRAY - Ken and Annd are happy to an-
nounee the birth of Melissa Anne on August
28, weighing•In at 7 lbs., 15 ozs, A sister for
Christa, Jeff, Karen and Kevin: Spoiling,
privileges go out to Steven and Agnes Mur-
ray of'Walton and Paul and Marie Dekroon
of Mitchell. ' .
NOPPEN - Rob and Deb (nee Mero) of The
Netherlands are pleased to announce the
birth of their son, Kaj Joseph Jaap, 8 lbs. 13
ozs„ on September 2, 1987. Proud grand-
parents are Lorena Mero of Stratford and
Mr.: and Mrs. Jaap Noppen .of The
Netherlands. Great grandmother is Cecilia'
Barker. of Stratford.
WILSON - Sandra (nee. Finlayson) and Ran-
dy are very happy to announce the birth of
their daughter Randi Lynn, born September
4, weighing. .7 lbs., 12. ozs. Proud grand-
parents are Stuart and Joyce Wilson and
Laird and Ruby Finlayson.
PEOPLE
• Paul Haley has received word he has won
Honorable Mention ribbons in the Chrysler
Search for Canadian Wildlife Artists Con-
, test in both.categbries he entered. ' •
The winning pictures will be displayed at
the "Fall Hunting and Outdoor Show" in
.Toronto and then it:, to the National
Museum of Natural Science in Ottawa for
two weeks.
Paul has also won a. Blue Ribbon Art
Award for being among the top art students
at the Art Instruction School at which he has
been a student,
OBITUARIES
'tr..r...t111MMAK
oLIVBR MACKAY
Oliver MacKay, of the flxeter Villa Nurs-
ing Home and formerly or Seaforth, died
Tuesday, September 8, 1987. He was 98.
Born in Tuckersmith Township, he was a
son of the late John F. MacKay and the
former betty Ross.
He wet a member of First Presbyterian
Church in Seaforth.
Surviving are four nieces; Doris Wilson of
Brucefield, Irene Glanville of Landon, June
Rushworth of, Ottawa and Alice Stephen of
Ajax.
Mr. MacKay was predeceased by; three
brothers Charles, -Ross and Colin; three
sisters, •t largaret, Esther and Bessie and.
one nephew Jack.
Friends were received at the Whitney-
' liibey Veneta' home, Seaforth and a funeral
service was held en Friday. Burial was in
Eginondvilie Ceinetery.
PILED LEONIIARDT
Fred Leonhardt, of Mitchell, died
Wednesday, September 9, 1987 at his home.
He was 75.
Mr. Leonhardt is survived by brothers, r
vin of London and Carl of Seaforth and
sister, Irene Eisler of Mitchell.
Alto surviving are nephews,. George
Eisler of Mitchell, Norman Eisler of
Australia and Paul Eisler of St, Columban
and nieces Jean (Mrs. John Gloor) of thit-
nhohil and Donna (Mrs. Ronald Thompson
of Thorii'dale.
Mr. Leonhardt was predeceased by two
brothers and one sister.
Friends called at the Lockhart Funeral
Home in Mitchell and a funeral service was
held on Saturday with the Reverend A.
Rent officiating Interment was in St.
Peter"s Lutheran Cemetery, Brodhagen.
I etiiorial donations tan be made to the
charity of one's clioite.
ALBERT JOSEPH kRAU'SKOPF
Albert Joseph Krauskopf died Friday,
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Se tember 4, 1987 -at Hamilton' Genital
Hitt Survived by his wife, the former Ceti -
Witte Hillier of RR 2 Dandas-aid fernier:1y
of 5talrey Creek.
Atte ' surviving are children, Christine'
Bussi of Hatiiliteii and Zinc, Althea, Robert
and Algin, all at home; and sisters,. Edith
(Mrs. Harold Lacher) of Kitchener and
Cecilia (Mrs. Jack Jobason) and Margaret
(Mrs, Doug Moser), both of Waterloo
Mr. I(rauskopf was predeceased by his
paronts Albert and Edith f(rauskopf, one
brother Clern' Of • Dublin and two sistera,
Rose (Sister Maly Imniiatullate) of London
and Marie (Mrs. Alf Pike) of Seaforth.
The funeral Was held on Tuesday,
September, tl from the CAtte1-Eaton]
Chaiiibers Funeral Home in DWidas: Inter -
Mat, Wet in St. Augustine Cemetery,
WEDDINGS
RYAN -ANDERSON
Elaine Ryan and Thomas Anderson were
married Saturday, April 25, 1987 at St.
Michael's. Roman Catholic Church, London
by the Reverend Father McCormick. -:The
bride is the 'laughter of Frank and Doris
Ryan of Seaforth and'the groom is the son of
Don and Eunice • Anderson of London. Maid
of Honor was. Agnes Mitchell, friend of the
bride; and . bridesmaids, were - Mdureen,
Mulder and Mary. Lou Ruan Heenan, both
sisters of the bride. Best man was Greg Ed-
wardson of Nova Scotia, friend of the.groom•
and guests were ushered by Gary Sidock of
Nova .Scotia, friend of the groom and
Stephen Anderson of London, brother of the
groom. 'Ringbearer was Colan Ryan,.
nephew of -the bride. -Organist was Frank
Heenan, brother-in-law "of the bride and
Michelle Capalbo was soloist. Readers were
.Tom Ryan and Adrian Mulder, brother and
brother-in-law of the bride. A, reception, was
held at the Canadian Legion Hall, Lambeth.
The'couple-honeymooned in Bermuda and
now reside in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia.
Breadner photograph.
THE' HURONEXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 16, ,19197'7 7A1
Nominations accepted for ciward.
Nominations are now being. received for The nominations Should be submitted to HAIR DESIGNS
the Norm Alexander Conservation Award. Brent Kennedy at the Clintop OMAF Office
The -award recognizes local landowners for by no later than Friday, September 25, 1987.
their work iri conserving• soil and water The nominees will, at that time, be surveyed
resources. This is accomplished, through bythe •Joint Program team as to what they
conserVationfarming techniques; which are actually doing on their farm.
focus on conservation tillage, a good crop
rotation, as well as irtlplementing structural
control measures where necessary.
•
Final' judging will be done by the previous
three years' winners.. .
Society members learn about herbs
Rachel McLeod from Kiln Farm, sett bites and burns and is being used for
Puslinch, was.guest speaker and gave an ex- • • baldness in the Phillipines; garlic everyone
cellent talk on herbs at the Seaforth Hor- should eat small amounts forheart and high
ticultural Society meeting held at the Public blood pressure androsemary • for your
School om ednesday,-Septem'b'er�9. • memory -and•- tea--nide--from—dried
Margaret De Jong, £first vice president elderberry flowers is good to bathe: sore
chaired the 'meeting in the absence. of the • ' eyes.
President. Margaret welcomed everyone . In Germany ' myrtle is believed to•
and guests were present from ' Blyth, strengthen .the bonds of love and is used in
Brussells, Clinton and Goderich Societies, wedding bouquets. Herbs have also been a
An 'invitation was extended from the part of • Royalty for years. Queen Victoria
B•russel1s Society to, their meeting on • had myrtle in'.her wedding bouquet and
September 1,4 and from Clinton Society to Royal families used to have alierb.strewer
their meeting on September 23 at Clinton to scatter herbs at weddings' and other
Public School at 8 p.m. • Reports were read celebrations. • ' ,
by Treasurer Marje Phillips and Nancy Mountain Ash trees are believed to stand
:.ale gave the flower show report. : • .guard over your home and in Italy pots of
. Members 'learned herbs have had many bush basil are used on cafe tables to keep
uses and meanings for years, some are used 'away beer beetles and flies.
for medioinal.purposes stich as: aloe for iii- • Many . superstitious beliefs, are also
J associated with herbs •such' as if you.. keep
Aa<l
LOC� a nCers kick. monkehood and.myrtle in a haunted house it
will drive out the evil spirits, also bay leaves
up storm at reunion and basil are, believed to, ward off demons
and evil spirit's. Four leaf clover is good luck
while five leaf clover is bad luck. In England
people were encouraged to plant, hen and
chickens on thatched roofs to protect them
from thunder and lightening. Several door
prizes were drawn for and. the meeting ad-
-journed. The next meeting will beheld at the
school on October.14 and the speaker will be
from Royal BotanicalGardens. and speak on
preparing gardens for winter. ,
Local step dancers were winners at the
annual Threshers Reunion" held thispast
week in .Blyth. _
Cheri Taylor of Londesboro placed first in
the ,singles group, dancing an , Old Tyme
Reel. ,
In the group competition "Friends
Forever" placed first with their routine.
Members of the group were: Cheri Taylor
'and Kelly Bosman of Londesboro and Nan-
. cy Lobb of Holmesville.. • .
The Huron Strings. of Seaforth accom-
panied these girls on Friday afternoon with -
a Waltz and Clog and Reel as part of their
entertainment.
A second place winner was Jason Dalton
of Winthrop.
GRADUATES
ARMSTRONG-GIBSON
Wendy Armstrong and John Gibson were
•united in marriage 'at Knox Presbyterian
Church in Walkerton on Saturday, July25,
1987 by the Reverend Fred Neill. The bride
is the daughter of James and Carol Arrii-
strong of Walkerton and the groom is the
son of Joe and Isobel Gibson of Seaforth.
Matron of honor was Deb Falconer, sister of
the bride and bridesmaid was Cherly
'ktwhet,'bland, of the- bride. Flowergirls
iiiraMilhietiViledi nfe%etof 11 bride and
Sonya Gibson, niece of the groom. Best man
was Bill Whyte, friend of the groom and
guests were ushered by Nick Klaver, friend
of the groom, Bill Armstrong, brother of the
bride and Paul Gibson, brother of the
groom. Music was provided by organist
Brian Emery of Stratford and flutist Jen-
nifer Shaw of Walkerton. Soloists were Ken.
and Carol Rowe of Hanover. Guests of honor,
were grandparents of the bride, Don and
Millie MacKenzie from Bracebridge and
giatidinotTier or the groom, FlOtende TAid:
vlgsen of CLinton. Other guests travelled
from Ignace, Toronto, Brampton and
Chatham. After the church service the
guests enjoyed a garden • party and
barbecue at the home of the bride's patents.
The newlyweds honeymooned in Greece for
2% weeks andnow reside at RR 4 Wingham.
NANCY TAYLOR, daughter of Jean and Ar-
nold Taylor, graduated from Fanshawe Col-
lege's two year Medical Secretary program
with honors on June 18. She is now working
for Dr. Dawkins In London. She is the grand-
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Scott of
Seaforth and Victor Taylor of Clinton.
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