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SIM RAVER
Judith Elaine,Graver, daughter; of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Graver,
of Mitchell and Norman J. M. Sim, son of Mr. •and Mrs. David
Sim, R.R.3, Kippen, were married -by Rev. B . Scott in St. John's
United Church, Stratford on September 17, 1977. Sister of the
bride, MrS. Linda Hill was matron of honour, groomsman was
' Cameton Holland of Seaforth. Following the ceremony a
reception was held at Canadian Legion Hall, Mitchell,
MILLER-- McNICHOL
Dianne Elizabeth McNichol, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
McNichol of R.R.4, Walton and James .Raymorid Miller, son, of
Q Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Miller of R.R.1, Mitchell were married
at Ca,van United Church in Winthrop on Friday, January 27.
REv. M. E. Reuber officiated at the double-ring cetriony:' Maid
of honor was Debbie Shaw 'of Stratford. Bridegniaidt' were
Margaret Lamoni of SeaforthKathy Dalton of Lotidesboro 'and
Barb Cotten of Kitchener. Groomsman was Larry Pridham of
• R.R.1, Fullarton. Ushers were Brian Walkon of R.R.1, Fullarton
Ken Harris, R.R. 1; Dublin, Jim McNichol, R.R.4, Walton.
Marjorie Papple was the organist and GraeineCraig the soloist.
The couple will reside at 147 Waterloo )St., Mitchell.
(Photo by Phillips).
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Patricia • Anne McDonald,
daughter .of • Don ', and Marilyn
McDonald,117R7/12, Brussels and
Mary Margaret Kelly, daughter of James and Marie Kelly of
46 George St., Seaforth and 'John Mark Nash, son of JameS and
Ginette Nash of R.R.5, Soarer h were married at St. James'
Roman Catholic Church on Fr' ay, January 7. Rev. H. .Laragh -
officiated at the ceremony. id. of honor was Lorraine Staples of
Seaforth, Bridesmaids were se Marie Pickering of Stratford,
Wilma Jansen of Seaforth' and Audrey Nash of , Seaforlh.
Groomsman Was Garry Nash of R.R.5, Seafnith.'Ushers were
Jim- and Dan Nash of Seaforth and John Van Dooren
Seaforth. Marg. SillSi'•;ras organist and Rose and Piet Loomans
•sang. ..A reception followed at Brodhagen Conumntriy Ccau:e_
-Following a wedding trip the Bahamas the couple arc living at
Seaforth. (Photo by Robb)
BREMNER-McDONALD
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NAsti — KELLY
Barry Gerald' Brenincr. son of Bill
and Frances Bremner. Brussels
exchanged wedding ,vows. in a
double ring ceremony held in
Duff's...United Church'Walton on
.Ivtuary 6.at 7 o'clock. Rev. Baker
officiating. ,
The Maid of honour„iss 'Jane
Lceming. Toronto, Guy S•troop.
• Listowel. was t he • beSt man
Pat 'and Barry .Bremner arc
residing at 36 Cooper 'Street.
Stratford, where Barry is
employed at Blacloltone Industrial
Products.
in our homes,we rehlize the role of James Axtman, Walton;
Jesus in-dur daily livesg • then we
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Vice President, Mrs. World Uutrieagh, Mrs. Michael
at doeS the offer really promise?
• s the advertising actually informative?
• o I know this company's reputation?
o I realty need the article? C .
• Could I purchase the same article .
at a lower price locally?
• Can I pay c.cs d. ? (cash on delivery)
• 'Is there a mohey.back.guatantee?
The theme "How Firm a
Foundation" formed, the setting .
for the 1 I th annual' meeting of
Huron Perth Presbyterial United
Church Women held in Main . St.
'United Church, Mitchell on -jan.
24,
'Nearly 400 members attended
the Annual who were welcomed
by the president, Mrs. L. Strong,
Egniondville and greetings from
Mrs; Ruth .Beard, Mitchell after
an opening: worshop by
Thamesview U.C.W. with an
informative kit... ' • '
Mrs• Marion Anderson, 2nd.
vi;:e President of London
Conference U.C.W. brought
greetings retnarking that if there
is a need in the Conn the
U.C.W. is there helping whether
a sad or happy occasion. Witness__
and fellowship unite women 'Of
the 'Congregation to unite in,
Jesus Christ to "Serve in
Fa it h.",
A Book . Commercials' . was
presented by Mrs. M. Pridham.
L, Canec UnitecL'Clitirch
Publishing House, Toronto had
an excellent 'Supply of bookS
related to programmes and
worship to be purchased.'.Also_the
Reseuree Centre, Mitchell ; gave.
their ass istance.
--- Mrs.. M. 'Wilkins, tucknow,
used to have a 11 ouse built of
ilannelgraph as each report was
11.'4 of the' past year's work of.)
Stewardship. Christian Develop- ••
Leadership Development. -
Church • in ' SoeWty, World,
Outreach.. Communications and
_In-Church Services. They
reported many activities front
Bible and Mission study,
Worship, Dedication and Service
to others. Sharing of Talents,
Social ditties in the Church and
,Cominunit'y, •
Duriiig• the October Regional
Rallies, workshops were 11 cid and
much 'enthusiasm was expressed
in receiving. a Spiritual renewal
ton;'also knowledge, of the revised
Guidelines. . • ...• • Yciulh Concerns were
prose wed by , Don Smythe of
London, It ;is a vital Christian
concern to; ;km+ about , Alcohol
and ch, gs that present problems
to Youtl . FlestreSsed prevention
by s dying the problems. 'Toe
Alp la • held one of its most
•suceeSsful years: motto . for
co.e-icep.ers to gel' ,along but •
dkm .t go along..
Rev. M. •Boulger,, Monkton,
'had question and answer period
on "Intiian concerns of Today".
The discussion was intensely
interesting with .up-to4atie-
knowledge of latest developments
in the Northern Regions and their
changing 'lifestyles and problems
due to modern advancements in
restructuring in certain areas with
Hydro and Gas lines. •
Flow Firm a FoUndatiOn, was
he theme used by the oftcrnoon
speaker.. Mrs: Jean Eaton, Staffa.
Sh.e• and her ht.shand• had b eon
a mission in 'India • and
Bangladesh and spoke of many.
incidents While there. It' we teach
about Jesus,,read the Bible daily
also have Christ 41s- the foundation "
of each of our ;fives, she said. ..
They found people in other
countries to be very courteous: No'
than, no. church is exclusive of
God, she said.
We here in' Canada should be ..,ft'
joyful- as we. are surrounded with
all types of
.
conveniences,' Mrs,
Eaton stressed. In other countries
they do• not have so many
conveniences but, seem to be
happy.
-A solo "God hat h not
Promised" 'was. sung, by Mrs.
Luella Nash of• St. Marys.
Gratitude was "expressed by
President, Mrs. Strong for the,,
excellent work' of her .execu ive
,..and all the Unite•I'Clitn;ch Women • -
during the, past two years. •
closing coniments„ Were made
by Mrs. Doris Zurbrigg,
President for 1978 who gave this
thought "God thinks of you each
as a pearl of great price". •
Mrs. Roy • °G a 1 yv a y
gave the noniinating. report. •. •
Officers for 1978 are: Past ,
President, Mrs. Leonard' Strong,
.Egmondville; President, Mrs.
Franklin Zurbrigg, Listowel; first
Vice Pr esident Elmer
Bdulger, Monkton; Archives,
Mrs. Robert Waiters,,
Kippen.
Huron Regional Presidents;
-North, Mrs. Edgar Gedecke,
Fordwich; West, Mrs. Charles
Wilkins, R.R.3, Luckriow;' East,
Mrs. Ruby
not
me named. Elkucefield;
Perth Regional- presidents :
North, Mrs. Mary Raycraft,
R.R.2, Milverton; NOrth Reg.
Vice president, Mrs. G.M.McKay.
Linwood; West, not named; East,
not named;' South, Mrs. Lorne
Hern, R.R.1, VVoodharn.
\ Mail order gimmicks to guard
along with a checklist to help
you avoid prciblerns when ordering
goods, are spelled out in a new'
Information Bulletin from your
Ontario Ministry 'of Consume;. and
Commercial Relations. The bulletin .
tells you where and how to check a
company's reputation and outlines
your rights under the Ontario
Business Practices Act.
For further assistance, or a free copy
of the Iriforrnation Bulletin "The
Mail Order BusinesS: Protecting Your
-Dollars ."— write to:
Consumer Information Centre
Ministry of Consumer est
Commercial Relatiolirs
555 Yonge Street
Toronto, Ontario M7A 2H6 .
Also available is a new Information
Bulletin on PhOny Charities:
"Avoiding Phony Charities: How To
Be A Cautious Donor":
Larry Grossman,
Minister of Consumer
• and Commercial Relations ,
William Davis, Premier
Province of Ontario
This is what
Ontariois doing
to help you
get a fair d
Today you can order almost anything
by mail—seeds, books, department
store merchandise, body-building
exercises and even "diplamas".
Most mail order organizations are
honest, but a srepll percentage are not
---,and give the entire industry a bad
name.' So before you deal with a mail
order business, ask yourself;
Protect
from mail
second
Robert
WalterS, R .R:3, ,Kippen; corres-
ponding secretary • - Mrs.
Ca mpbtll Wey, R,R.4,
Recording secretary.
MelRYn Narges, ''R.R.1; • GoWans-
town; Treasurer, Mrs. Kernick
Goderic , (Nominations, Mrs,
'Leonard - Strong, Egmondville;
Communications CoAordinator,
Mrs. Myrtle Johnstone, Goder-
ich, 'Leader , Develop-
ment,,Mrs. Howat J Pym, R.R.1,
Centralia; Church in society, Mrs.
William Coultes, R.R.5, Brussels;
Christian. Development, Mrs.
ourself
rder fraud.