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The Huron Expositor, 1982-09-08, Page 9EMPEY—FlNLATSON Brenda Finlayson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Finlayson of Church St.. Seaforth and Kenneth Empey, sod of Mrs. Christena Empey of RR2 Auburn and the late William Empey were married Sept. 4. 1982 in Northside United Church. Rev. J.G. Vanslyke officiated. Jean Dow of Cromarty. a friend 'of the bride. was maid of honour and bridesmaids were Margie Eckert, a friend and Diane Gilliland, a sister.of the bride. GFoomsmah was Glen Naylor of Winnipeg, Manitoba, a friend of the groom and ushers were Bill Empey, brother of the groom and Jim Finlayson brother of the bride. Tom Burke was soloist and Margaret Whitmore organist for the ceremony. Following a reception at Seaforth Legion Hall, the couple left on a wedding trip to Northern Ontario. They will live at RR4, Walton. Guests attended the wedding from Winnipeg. Cranbrook, B.C. CalgartrMississauga, Burlington. London, Michigan and Guelph. (Photo by Frank Phillips) Belgrave wedding ROY—ANDERSON Baskets of white gladioli, bouquets of sweet peas and candelabra with blue lighted candles amid blue. white and burgundy floral arrange- ments, decorated Knox United Church. Belgrave on Saturday.. August 14th. as marriage vows were ex- changed between Doreen Louise Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Ross Anderson, Belgrave and Robert Charles Roy, son of Mr, and Mrs.- Neil Roy, Mississauga. Rev. Rea Grant of Wingham United Church performed the double -ring ceremonx. Music prior to the 4:30 p.m. ceremony was played by cellist Roger Chen. Mississauga. and organist Mrs, Judy Morton, Bclgrave. who also accompanied the soloist Mrs, Marianne Hogan, Lucknow. Mrs. Nancy Ball of Hanover, sister of the bride was the maid of honour and bridesmaids we're Sheila Anderson of Bclgrave, sister of the bride and Janice Dunbar of Belgrave, friend of the bride. Kevin Roy of Burlington, brother of the groom was the hest man and guests were ushered by Darrell Roy of Mississauga, brother of the groom and Dave Dykeman of London, friend of the groom. A reception was held in Blyth Community Centre where Richard Anderson, London, brother of the bride was master of ceremonies. Wedding guests were present from Wisconsin, Sarnia, London, Missis- sauga, Milton, Schomberg, Brucefteld, Blyth, Brussels and the Belgrave area. An honoured guest was the groom's grandmother Mrs. E. Roy of Victoria Harbour. The couple' will reside in Lakefield where the groom is employed by the Peter- borough Board of Education to teach music to grades seven through 12. Both the bride and groom are grad- uates in music from the University of Western Ontario. Prior to the wedding showers were held for Doreen by Mrs. Ann Dykeman of 'London for university friends, Miss Janice Dunbar of Belgrave for school friends and a community shower in the Belgrave institute Hall. INFORMATION ABOUT FUNERALS FUNERAL DIRECTOR ' ROSS RIBEY "I DON'T KNOW WHAT TO SAY. t.." Does the question of knowing the '"proper" thing to +as at the visitation keep you from going. to the funeral homy? It shouldn't! Your appearance at a visitation is always a support and expression of love to the bereaved The words you (IXpresc as you embrace or extend the clasp -of -hand can add a sincere feeling of warmth and concern -- but the words aren't nearly as important as your "just being there ' Here are some expressions you might consider Iohn was such a fine person I will miss him " My warmest sympathy to you and the family " Mary was such a dear friend " Mary enjoyed life and shared her joys so often with others You may find it easier to say these words of comfort if you practice them beforehand when you are alone Sometimes dust hearing yourself say the words out loud makes them easier to express to others WHITNEYORIBEY FUNERAL HOME 87 GODERICH STREET, WEST SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, NOK 14410 627-1390 FaNdly Aai © w@cficJfi © i Pamela Marie Oster, !daughter of George and Doro- thy Oster of Blyth and Barry Wayne Verbeek, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Verbeek of High River Alberta were united in marriage in High River on Aug. 21. The wed- ding took place in an outside setting along the river by Mrs. Ripley's home, a friend of the groom's family. Rev. Bouey officiated at the double ring ceremony. Kim Oster of High River, sister of the bride was the maid of honour. The bridesmaids were Wendy Oster, Blyth, sister of the bride and There- sa Verbeek. High River. sister of the groom. - Friend of the groom, Lorne Keller was the best man with ushers Bill Verbeek, brother off the groom and Richard trine, friend of the groom. All of the gentlemen are from High River Alta. Following the wedding. guests enjoyed a reception at zl Dave and Cathy Riehl's, uncle and aunt of the bride. Honoured guests were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Riehl of Blyth and Mrs. Walter Oster, Clin- ton. ,grandparents of the bride, Mrs. Mary McMurray, Exeter, aunt of the bride and Joey Watkins, Blyth, the bride's nephew, who all en- joyed a week of sightseeing before returning home. Are the young people in your family going away to school? Did you have visitors at your home on the weekend or take a trip away? Let the Expositor know your news. Call 527-0240 and ask to have it included in the People column, Helen Grant off Strafford and Pat Troutbeck of Seaforth recently returning from a two week trip to Nova Scotia, They visited Bruce and Lillian Gehan in Sydney, Cape Breton island, toured the Cabot Trail and saw many othee.points of interest. Andy. Susan and Gaby White of McKillop Township spent Labour Day weekend visiting his brother, Chad White. in Birmingham, Michigan. Miss Glenda Riley, daughter off Mr. and Mrs. Ron Riley left Monday to attend University of Toronto to commence her studies for B. Sc. N. THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 8, 1982 — A9 11ltflil1111f1$$$4 111111111111111111 111111IIIi4IlllllllllII$I$$itll ANNOUNCEMENT u After many years during which 'it has been our privilege to provide printing and office supplies to customers throughout the Seaforth.area •'1 LAS III. �i Announce the sale of its commercial printing and office supply facilities to A GROUP OF OUILTERS, known as the Little Stitchers Society, has raised over $4,000 for the new Seaforth and district community centres. Over 15 quilts were made with 50 ladies supporting the group. The Stitchers plan to continue with their project and invite any who wish to donate their time. A.cheque for $3,500 was recently presented to Marlen Vincent, of the fundraising committee. Shown with Marlen, are back row, Marie Muegge, left and Margaret Beuerman. Centre, Grace Pepper, left and Kay O'Rourke. Front, Ruth Beuttenmiller, Mr. Vincent pod Betty Beuttenmiller. Absent was Mary Chappel. (Wassink photo) PAPER MATE LIQUID PAPEfi PAPER MATE CORRECTION $ BALL POINT FLUID 2 Z:1, 1 a PENS MAGIC 'o .600 $1® TA P Eo 4O SCOTCH TRIANG LE DISCDUNT. 52 THE SOUARE, GODERICH MAIN CORNER, CLINTON MAIN CORNEA, SEAFORTH EE ER:IAL 1 I� AND OFFICE S!''PPLY Phone 527-1640 12 Main St., E who assumed possession effective September 1, 1982 8 L� S TE L S Seaforth The new firm is headed by Christine Tremeerwho has been on our staff for a number of years and will 'continue to be located i n The Expositor building. Torn Haley, who' also has been with us for many years will continue to operate printing production. . We thank you for the co-operation and patronage you have extended to us through the years and ask on behalf of the new owners a continuation of that same co-operation and. support. McLean Bros. Publishers Ltd. 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 _ SPECIAL. INVITATION from Sandy and John to you, to help them celebrate the SIXTH CVA SATURDAY, SEPT. 1 1TH OF THEIR FURNITURE BUSINESS! EXTRA SPECIAla '®IMUS{3i3 5P1ECE®AKFIP+IISH FREE DOUGHNUTSCOFFEE & BEDROOM SUIT0E09) ,00 e.010°v�FREE DRAW 95.5O.our OFF regutor price on your choice of new furniture, recovering or refinishing. Thi .Furniture Plage "ONE BLOCK SOUTH OF THE WATER TOWER" 214 GEORGINA STREET MITCHELL TELEPHONE 348-1352 FINE FURNITURE FOR THE DISCRIMINATING BUYER