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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1977-04-21, Page 202A THE HUROINI EXPOSITOR, APRIL 21, 1977 ' • • GREB HENDE RSON Dianne Amye Henderscni, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson, R.R.5, Seaforth, and William David Douglas Greb, son.of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Greb, of Florida, were married April 15 in St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Brodhagen, Reverend A. Horst officiated, Maid of Honor was Mrs. Evelyn Henderson of R.R.5, Seaforth. Bridesmaids were Donna Henderson, R.R.5, Seaforth, Nancy Henderson, Woodstock and Wilma Jansen, Seaforth. Junior bridesmaids were Debbie Henderson and ' Darlene Henderson. Groomsman was Jim Henderson of RR.5, Seaforth. Ushers were. Bill Henderson of Woodstock, Bob Henderson of Seaforth - and Don Henderson of Seaforth. Organist was Carol Carter and Leo Stock was soloist.,. Following the ceremony a dinner was held at the' bride's .home and a reception at' Family Paradise. The couple left for a vacation in Northern.Ontario. They will be residing in Wawa. , (Photo by Frank Phillips) I MO; STORES All041L. Seaforth C}ntario 4. •I Holy 1,and is place to visit WI hears • 5. Grand Bend. Officers Conference delegate to be chosen. This was the annual meeting and reports from all committee s were heard. Mrs. A. Pepper read the new slate of officers prepared I.,yy/ nominating committee and ILIrs. G, Papple conducted the installation exercises. Officers for 1977 are: Past President - Mrs. H. H ugill; President, Mrs. Lorne Lawson;, 1St. Vice President - Mrs. Norman Riehl; 2nd..Vice President - Mrs Robt. J. Doig; Sec-Treas. - Mrs. Clarissa Stewart; Ass. Sec. Treas. - Mrs. Gdrflon McKenzie; District Director Mrs. Ross Gordon; Alternate District Director - Mrs. A, Taylor; Public Relations Officer - Mrs G. Elliott; Tweedsmuir History Curator - Mrs, Audrey Cameron; Tweedsmuir committee - Miss Belle Campbell, Mrs. Kay, Mrs. Hillebrecht; Branch Directors - Mrs. G. MacKenzie, ' Mrs. J. Keys. Mrs . Doris Hugill; Auditors - Mrs, R.J.Dolg, Mrs. Florence Kay. Branch standing ennunitIe0 Agriculture and Canadian Industries • Mrs. R.J.Doig, Mrs.A. Pepper; Education and Cultural Activities - Mrs. Mary Haugh, Mrs. McNairn; Citizenship and, World Affairs - Mrs. K. Campbell, Mrs. J. MacLean; Family and Consumer Affairs - Mrs. R. Gordon, Mrs, R.M.ScSit; "Resolutions - Mrs. G. Papple, Mrs. W. Coleman; Delegates to District Annual - Mrs. R. Gordon, Mrs. L. Lawson; Mrs. J. McGregor and. Mrs. Clarissa Stewart with Mrs. A. Pepper, Altertiate. Pianist, Mrs. G. Elliott; Assistant Pianist - Mrs.E.Papple Bus trip • Mrs. L. Lawson, Mrs. Florence Kay; Sunshine Committee, Mrs. Eldon Kerr, Mrs. Lorne Dale; Social Committee - Mrs G. Papple, Mrs. J. Henderson, Mrs. W. Cole- . man; Scrap Book - Mrs. Audrey . Cameron. Program convener Mrs, G. Elliott; Nominating Committee, Past President; President and Branch + Directors; Lunch Convener Mrs. R. M. Scott; Telephone Committee •• Mrs. R.M.Scott, Mrs. Ethel Kerr, Mrs. Mae Hillebrecht; Dine and Relax - Branch Directors, Mrs. G. Mackenzie, Mrs. J. Keys, Mrs. Doris Hugill. v Mrs. Lawson Chaired the meeting for the new business. Report of Huron South Board meeting was given by. Mrs. J. Keys. Lunch was served by lunch committee convened by Mrs, Bruce Coleman. - Every ' week more and more people discover what mighty jobs arc accomplished by low cost Huron Expositor Want Ads. Dial 527-0240. goats than cows. "This is one place I would like to visit again", she said and urged everyone to go if the opportunity came. Mrs. MacLean was introduced by Mrs. '1W. Coleman and thanked by Mrs. Kav and presented with a gift. Tht , program was chaired by Mrs, W. Coleman, and she opened it with a poem "What does Easter mean to your Roll call was answered with an "Easter quotation and .the payment of fees. President Mrs. Hugill opened the meeting with a poem "Litei Things", conducted the opening exercises and the business. Correspondence included several "Thank you" cards, an invitation to meet with Hospital Auxiliary June 14th 'at the Qolit'ourse was .accepted. "' ' -A letter from F.W .1.0. President Mrs. Herb Maluske was read telling_ •us this is the 80th anniversary year and F.W.l.O. are planning to mark-the occasion with an informal get together at Bingeman Park, Kitchener, • Wednesday,' July 13th. Speaker will be Mrs. Lyndsay Hacket-Pain,. Honodrary Treasurer of A.C.W .W. Each branch is being given . the opportunity to have two of its Members attend 'this function. The regulations for the Three Tweedsmuir competitions and the citzenship project for the next. Triennium of the F.W.I.C. were announced; projects are History Kit; a painting (cultural project) an afghan (handicraft) and a House Log (citizenship): Final judging takes place ' at F.W.1.C.conve ntion in Saskat- chewan 1979. Seaforth Women's Institute will be in charge of April harthday party at Huronview April 20th at 2 p.m; District Annual for Huron south will be held M ay 19th at Easter was the theme of the April meeting of the Seaforth Women's Institute at the home of President, Mrs. H. Hugill, April 12th. A most 'interesting commentary on the Holy Land was given by Mr: ' Norman MacLean ^f FritnnurIville It makes one feel very humble she said, to be in the land of the Birthplace of Jesus, the Garden of Gethsemanee, site of the last supper, the place where Jesus died, the Tomb where Jesus was. She told of visiting Beth lehem, Jerusalem, of seeing Sea of Galilee and the River Jordan which is small and muddy,- The homes are small, probably several people living in one room curtains pull, back and the bed is there. Flowerswerebeautiful, she said , also beautiful trees, and showed a necklace made from o.ive Wood. 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