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ANNE CLARK
Anne Isobel•Clark, 'd'aughter of
Ivlr, and Ivlrs Doug: Clark of Lan-',' •
don,. graduated' with her' Bachelor ,'•
of Nursing degree from McGill'Un .
• iversity, •Montreal; I'. Q. •on June
6th.
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She' previously obtained' her R.N.
after grdduating'from•N
ightingale
School of Nursing. in Toronto
Anne is a granddaughter of Mrs:
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Alex W..' Hamilton of Lucknow ;
She hat accepted a position on '.the
teaching Staff of the Ha.rniltdn' `
Civic Hospital', s: School' of Nursing
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:oupl� Marrued At St AugustInO •
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fGGINS, - CHIS1JQLM , ,. : •,,
' St: .Augustine Roman Catholic 4 . dress of 'coral lace ovei• "rnatchiir`g : •
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church, St. Augustine , was the, taffetta with mairv'e orchid
scene of a'' quiet Wedding on Satter `, corsage. i` ..' ,o'.
day, June 7th at 4 o'clock wheel. ; After congratiulations,at the • •
Mrs,.. Mary Chisholm of •Dungannon Church', th°i
e' dal, parxy and guest's
was uhited in. marriage to. Mr ..Aub- drove to:.'Ti`ger D'un;ldp' It if where
rey Higgins of St. Clair ShoreS,, ,'they partook of a svin tuotls 'dinner=
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Michigan, The pastor .Fr., and•later• W
;rere^entertalneda"t the;.,
Galea; performed the ceremony,. home of Mr :,acid'. •Mr$ Ray•Chis
• The Bride was attired in ,a dress of holm 'in Goderich4 `„
turquoise chiffon over taffetta , •with• hate.r in the evening iyfr, ani hlrs
a . I-liggi.ns;proceeded op" ' •, s, . •
white orchid:corsa;ge b
their honeymoon to•D,etroit arriid.
' They were attended by v1r. and ,best wishes of,rn,anyfls, rids Fi
Mrs., Ray Chisholm'of•Goderich, The groom's only, sister,;/Mrs.:,
the bride's youngest: son, and her , 'Harvey ;Treleaven of ,London "alteil-.
Older son. Leonard gave her in Marr-' 'tied :the festiyitieS', alpp . vrith. the,
Cage', The B'rid'esmaid wore'.a , immediate .fanulies ot•i�t1 e' bride ;.;
'and groom �• fi ,
Jud
it h Dunlop,;,, daughter• of Rev.
and' Mrs.'
Douglas.Dunlop of Font-
hill- and formerly of• Ripley, will •
shortly become; .a missionary in ,`.
1.404.h. 'Judith is; well known.to res.
idents of the Ripley-Huron:area :
where she,attended sehool while her
father ministered there,
She was 'recent` speaker at the
•anniversary services at St'. Andrews.
Untted • Church..in Ripley, on ;June
. She told of her experiences with
Crossroad's Africa 1968::with :the..
evening service :'conducted -by the
youth•of'the church. Slides -were
'shown in the`Stinday Schoolroom
folloawin-g=tbP. service,
'Born in. Bangor, Northern Ireland ,'
Judith received, her early.educat_.
• ion, at the :Methodist, College,, Bel-
fast.', coming to.Canada with her::
fariiily in
1959 to settle at Ripley..'..
Where she received her: further ed`-
ucation' up to Grade 5:: •
In 1962 her family moved to Font;
bill where Judith continued.'her
studies -and' raduated from Thorold''
Fonihill High School in 1966. Con
tinuin'g'-ire'r'stti'di'es'for-thenext
three years at•'the' University of
Waterlog,: Miss. Dunlop dust, recent .
ly gra nate wi` t t"-Bachelor;of Arts;
'in English. She'has a brother Alli:
ster who is studing Engineering. at
Waterloo University '
Judith is°the youngest person to
ever be chosen b)/the Board to• ser•-
• • ve on the.inission field.
The following. article was recent
ly. published in -the Kitchener
Waterloo Record about•Judith, her
work andher. future. Because of the
local,interestwe, are printing it..'
The Article_ ead
Judith Dunlop'
' v commissioned`�`liy,°�th� `CTntted�
Church of Canada.
;This summer she'll leave
for 'Japan' where .she will 7"
teach r :English for three -and -
a -half years, ,She's already
spent' one summer in `Africa
working ' for Crossroads ' Afri-
ca, a , summer service. given •
by university undergraduates.
Friday she - • was graduated
from'. the University •oE' Wa
' . terloo With an arts degree in
English. She hopes to return..
to university some day to fur,..
ther her, educations
d. u • tier--of-=a •�i"onthill
minister, Rev. S.DOUglas
Dunlop, she has always been" ,
fascinated by , reports from
missionaries,
":I want, it to be vt+h4t, .1
wan o • o a my ifs; to
how can a girl of 20 say? .It's ,
been the idea that stayed with
By' RUTH ANN 'SODEN
Record Religion Editor '
Judith Dunlop' is. a .bright: ,
smiling 20 -year-old who wears
And she is probably the
youngest missionary ever
me :the longest," she said
xr M.: *
Judith : was working : in 'the
registration;, office -,of Hatnil
ton .:conference this week,' Next
month .she'll.be taking a .sem-
inar with other :,outgoing mis-
siotaries•at Covenant College,' ,
Toronto, to, discussthe claims
of the Christian•Ifaith: and cu1-
tural':anthropology.
Then she goes to (University
_._nf w_eMer_n Usltario London •
for .an. orientation course: In :
the middle of August she's off
for ':Tokyo for six Months' of',
intense language study.. Then
the' is assigned .to, a, Parti-
cular school
She's extremely interested '.
in theatrical work and broad=
casting; and hopes .that she
'can work them. into• her teach-
ing in some way.
While, she was in Africa
'She taught children •by' 'day,'
and adults by night.. ``.L ,real-
ly got keen on this teaching '_••
English .bit.rI realized.• the •m
portance .of having •a teacher
whose -native language..is-Eng
Mb,' When" ,they're , learning'
• English."
She loves lingtii tics and
can ' speak a • little French,
Italian and Spanish •
' Judith • . was born to .North
ern° Ireland .where, her father ,
was headmaster `at a boys `.
boarding: school; They carne-.,.
to -Canada, i 1959 and...het fa=
Cher served at, Ripley, before
. moving to Fonthill.
L:! t,t
"The young people of . today
are very much interested in
Christianity-that's,'not to say
hhey re --active i th h ' =
ttan church,," said .v` Judith
who finds eager: responses
wherever she goes to ; talk
about ..her work with, Cross
roads.
Teen-agers, and even those
younger, come' up and ask
what they can ;do,'. and; it's 'up,
til". 'the church •to find- • them,:
something tb do,: she said,
."Gosh;' mission work.• is the
Mostrewarding work," the
added W / .
Rev. , Norman - MacKenzie,
Toronto,':: personnel secretary'
for. the United' Church `Board
.of 'World Missions, said. age.
doesn't matter, but maturity
does. She' has .the maturity:
of a, •irl 24 or 2a, he said.
(She to 20 a ew,wee s
;ago) ,
He pointed out that candii-;'
dates for missionary service
have.' to pass` exhaustive tests
before: they're accepted: '.
First ;there are ;several
terviews, with ;the- personnel
secretary. Ten. references are
asked to evaluate the candi
date, A.:lengthy ;application is
filled out. Thorough Medical.
and psychological . tests are
given and. finally . the `candi- •
(late must appear befbre the;
personnel committee. •
"The main thing We are aft-
er is. to f:' :out whaf" their
basic: philosophy of life is;
what; makes .'them ',tick, 'and
`wha't their -basrc--attitude--to
the Christian faith is," he
Said.
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ward ForPoster
Debra Ann Leddy �. a grade five
student ofVit:. Anne's'Sct}ool
Kitchener.received a =certificate•of
,merit and a :gift of nioney;frona •
the Province of Ontario recently
for her, Fire preventionPoster.
Debra was one of the ten '.winners
from •Ontario to receive..this ,.
award. This contest was sponsored
by thea Fire•Prevention'Bureau of
Ontario, Debra isthe daughter of
Mr and Mrs .'Dennis Leddy; 1<itch,
ener.`and grand -daughter` of Mr:
And' Mrs. Ra,y_rndn:d`Leddyof',Luck
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