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Margaret .Anne Sytor, daughter of Doug
and Leone ISutor., of Guelph and Ken Van
Dyk, son of Margaret Van Dyk of RR4
Seaforthand the late. Ted. Van Dyk, were
married Sept. 10 at the Harcourt Memorial
United Church, Guelph. Matron of honor was
Carolyn Rumble, of Blenheim and brides-
maids were Moray Martin, of Alberta; Sandy
Miller, of Guelph; and -Rosie Van Dyk, of
Seaforth. Jennifer Marion, of Seaforth was
flowergirl. Ted Van Dyk, of Seaforth was
groomsman and ushers were Robert Eeedy.. of
Seaforth; Dave Rumble, of Blenheim `and F.d
Van Dyk, of Seaforth. Rev; KenMiskiewicz
and Rev. John Buttars officiated. The
reception took place at the Holiday Inn,
Guelph. After their wedding trip to Bermuda,
the couple will reside at 352 May St.,
Woodstock. (Photo r K.5-, Tam)
• DEWOLFE-WALLACE
Deborah Anne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Bev Wallace of R.R. N1 Londesboro and
Wally De Wolfe, son of Mrs. Emily Simpson
of Kingston, Nova Scotia were married on
'Friday, Oct. 7, 1983 at the 'Blyth United
Church by the Reverend Ken Bauman.
Matron of honor was Rosemary Fidom of
Blyth and the bridesmaids Were Nancy
Wallace of Kitchener and Susan Wallace of
Londesboro. Erika De Wolfe of Seaforth was
the junior bridesmaid. The best man was Bill
Smith of Utterson and the ushers were Daryl
Ward of Goderich and Mark Wallace of
Londesboro. Steven De Wolfe of Seaforth was
a junior usher. Following the ceremony a
reception was held at Family Paradise. Mr.
and Mrs. Wally De Wolfe reside in Seaforth.
(Photo by Harvey McDowell)
COLEMAN—SEYMOUR
Betty Ann Seymour, daughter of Bert
Patterson and the late Gladys Patterson, of
):kR2 Cain achie and John Robert Coleman,
son of Hato '+ and Mary Coleman, of Seaforth
were ma • d Oct. 14 at the Egmondville
United C utch. The bride was given in
marriage I y her son Stephen, of Surrey B.C.
Matron of onour was Cheryl Ann Kruse of
Seaforth an, • r. t ms, an was Brian Barry
Ushers were Allen Coleman. of London and
Robin Seymour, of Egmondville. Rev.
Cheryl -Alin • Stadelbauer officiated. The re-
ception took place at the Seaforth and District
Community Centres. After their wedding trip
to Eastern Ontario, the couple will reside at
Water St. in Egmondville.
(Photo byPhilips)
SAMPA—STADELUAUER
Grace and Alex Stadelbauer announce the
marriage"oi'their daughter .,Cheryl -Ann to
James Chibuta.Sampa on September 24.
CINDY [ANSTETTI VISSCHER recently
graduated from Fanshawe College in Market-
ing and is currently employed at Holloway
Diamond Merchants in London. She is a
graduate of SDHS.
Clotho
DOW: Stuart, Frances, Matthew and Adam
of London and grandparents Elmer and Mary
F. of Mitchell are happy to announce the
arrival of Mallory Mary Frances on Oct. 24,
1983 in Victoria Hospital, London.
DALE: Krystal Lynn- would like to tell
everyone about the safe arrival of her twin ,
sisters Stacy Ann, 1 Ib. 15 ozs. and Tracy Lee
1 Ib. 10 ozs. born Oct. 25, 1983 in St. Joseph's
Hospital, London. Proud parents are Donnie
and Darlene Dale. They are the second andf
third granddaughters of Phyllis and Joe
Cusack, Seaforth and fourth and fifth
granddaughters of Lorraine and Ron Dale,.,
Seaforth, second and third great-grand-
daughters of Frances Luciano, Scarborough,
Robert and Jean Simpson and Alice Simpson,
New Brunswick.
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• 'DARYLJO i i N'
Daryl Johnston, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Johnston of Goderich and gt'andsoi of tome
Dale of •Seafortb, received his Honors
Bachelor of Business Administration with
Co-op degree at the recent Wilfrid Laurier
University convocation. Daryl has accepted rf
position with the Toronto Dominion Bank and
Is presently working in Burlington.
Risk taking encouraged
An updated language arts curriculum for
kindergarten to grade 6 Huron County pupils
has been completed after two summers of
preparation..
Superintendent of program Robert McCall
{resented a summary of the new curriculum
developed by local teachers at a recent
meeting of the board of education.
The new curriculum calls for "a positive
encouraging, non -threatening environment
that will promote creativity, fluency. risk-
taking and feelings of pride and self-worth."
"A basal (basic) reading series is not to be
followed from beginning to end. As reading
independence is achieved, basal material
should only be used to supplement active
teaching. The teacher is in charge of the
program, not the basal reader. The teacher
alters materials to accommodate the needs
of the students." noted Mr. McCall.
Grammar and form: taught during the
writing period, are part of the curriculum.
The curriculum focuses on teachers intro-
ducing grammar while assisting students in
discovering how 'their writing can be made
more effective. This method is the opposite
to teaching grammar before writing.
McKillop congratulates
Congratulations to Mr: and Mrs. Harvey
Craig who celebrated their fortieth wedding
anniversary.
' Mrs. Stanley Preszcator of Crediton spent
a few days with her mother Mrs. Ed Regele.
Mrs. Nelson Howe visited at the same home
on Thursday evening. •
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Attie# dies
e a Mrll.Oivile Storey. McKillop township;
Mrs. tiny Davin. Kirkton; Donna,
'Mil Hugh Flynn; l'iullett ship; CecWa•
Mea. d iiiirtwick, Stratfor'tll. Three
'IGO)RDONENGELbroil ers. liar Di Iltb lttoq. Hugh *rid Bob, of
Gordon Malcolm Engel, -RR3, Brussels C*"omarty,. •
died'Mondty. Oct. 24 -in the.Wingham ind .Predeceased by "three brother's, Jack.
DInhiptlflospltil, He was 50,: Harry and' Alvin.
' Mr. Engel was one of only two firemen, b -a Funeral 'service was held 'front the
active on the township fire department l Whitney-Ribey Funeral Horne. Seaforth
)mace its inceptfon,27 yearn ago. He was fire Friday. Interment in Maitlandbank Cense-
chief for the past seven yearn• eery, Seaforth,
Surviving besides' his:'motheri;Mr 'Annie : Pallbeaiers w.eie Nick Whyte, .tom Whyte,
1M.r Pn '1 Ctanhiook is{his wife,., the' Cla on Rile ..Steve Riley. Toy Van Dorp
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former •Mar lye Bolger; four, dHughters, -'• sad JIM Ric rid,
• Sharon,' • Tracy 'and Susan+- of London; Flowerbearers were S
Roeilnne, Mrs, Ron Burgett,' Kitchener and
torte son. Paul. of `Kitchener. 31
Funeral service was held from the Brussels
Chapel of M.L. Watts Funeral+ Home on
Thursday. Rev. Donald Mclnne3 officiated.
interment in Brussels Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Doug Keyes, John Engel,
Graeme MacDonald; Ross Stephenson, Wal-
ter Johnson and Frank Workman.'tFlower-
bearers were Barry Engel, Murray Long,
Martin Hackweil, Leslie [(night, Tem Merry -
less; Jack Knight and Earl Dunn.
,LAVINAWHEATLEY '
Lavin Caroline Wheatley, 376, of West,
William St., Seaforth, died Friday October
28, 1983 at University Hospital, London.
Born in Logan Township, she was 'the
daughter of the, late Lewis Rock and the.
former Elizabeth Ritz. Her husband,.George
T. Wheatley, died in 1965. :
The late Mrs. Wheatley was a member of
Northside United Church and the UC W of the
church, a member of the Seafqrth Hospital
Auxiliary, the Seaforth Horticultural Society
and the ladies division of the Seaforth
Agricultural Society.
Surviving are one son, Larry,lof McKillop
Towal§hip• one daughter, Joan, Mrs. Bob
Allan, of Brucefield; and five grandchildren.
She was predeceased by two sisters, Violet
Grove and Laurene Hart, -
Friends were received at the Whitney-
Ribey Funeral Honie, 87 Goderich St. W.,
Seaforth, where a service was held Monday at
2 pPn. Rev, J.G. Vanslyke of Northside
United Church officiated. Burial in Maitland -
bank Cemetery followed.
Pallbearers were Steve Webster; Ken
Campbell, Don McKetcher, Mac Bolton,
Fergus Jantzi and Paul Storey. The five
grandchildren. Jane and Jeff Allan and
Jason, Jonathon and Thomas Wheatley were
flowet;bearers.
CHARLOTTE STOREY
Charlotte E. Beryl Storey of RR2, Seaforth
died in the Stratford General Hospital on
Tuesday, Oct. 25. She was 67.
The former Beryl Norris, she is the wife of Plan to attend a microwave demonstration
William Storey and mother of Betty, Mrs. near you: Monday. November 14 - Lambeth
Lloyd Dale, RR2 Seaforth and Robert of United Church, Lambeth` Monday, Novem-
Kitchener, Surviving are seven sisters; ber 21 - South Huron Community Centre,
Winnonia, Mrs. Harvey Jacobi; Kippen; Exeter; Monday. November 28 - Elma
Hazel, Mrs. Don McLeod, Ailsa ,Craig; Memorial Centre, Atwood. All demonstra-
Margaret, Mrs. John McDougald; Stratford; tions will be held at 1:30 n.m. and 7:30 n.m.
Sandra Poland.
(' ' TOMSTEVENSON
`> Donald Thomas Stevenson of HH2, Brus-
sels, died at his residence on Thursday, Oct.
27. Hewes 31.
S `rviving,are his wife, the former Beverly
M all, two sons, Ronald and Chris, both' at
h e. He is a son of Stuart and Elenor
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( lodges) Stevenson. Son-in-law of Mr,, and
Allan McCall. Surviving are two sisters,
Sh n, Mrs, Murray Blake, R82, Brussels;
Ana lee Smith, Toronto; one brother Fred of
Toronto, and Maternal grandmother, Mrs.
Pearl Stevenson) Grey township.
Funeral service and committal was held
from the Brussels Chapel of M.L. Watts
funeral home on Saturday. Rev. Donald
•McInnes officiated. Interment in Brussels
Cemetery.
PEARL DALE
Pearl Dale of RR4, Clinton, died Saturday,
Oct, 29, 1983 in Clinton Public Hospital. She
Was '49.
Born in Owen Sound, June 2, 1934, she was
the daughter of Wes and Violet Dean, of
Clarksburg.
• Mrs. Dale is survived by her husband,
Lorne,. to whom she was married in Clinton
June 3, 1961, her parents, two sisters and one
brother. They are Bertha Criddle and
Marjorie, Mrs. James Dorey, both of
Meaford and Bobby Dean of Angus.
Funeral services were held Monday at 2
p.m. ft•om the Ball and Falconer Funeral
Home, Clinton. Rev. James Bechtel offi-
ciated, and interment followed in Clinton
Cemetery. •
Pallbearers were Doug Dale, Clarence
Dale; Wm. )Inn, Fred Buchanan, Bev Nott
and Clayton Riley. Flowerbearers were Bob
Dorey. Gordon Dale, Ray Storey and Ernie
Dale. '
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