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Huronview
The Huronview Orchestra with Mtss Della Peart, Mrs.
Mary Taylor and Norman Speir provided the music for
Monday afternoons' program. The Rythm band, which is
being organized and has five members, joined ihe orchestra
for two numbers.
The residents ware entertained on Family Night with
a program arranged by Gordon iturn]ey. Mrs. James
introduced the numbers and led the singing with musical
selections by Tom Fortner on guitar and Gordon Rumbley
on guitar and mouth organ. A Bobbie Burns program is
being planned for the last week of January with Jim
Laurie of Blyth in charge.
Plans have been made to form an Over 90 Club and it
is hoped, if we have a sponsoring organization, to start
meeting early in the New Year.
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Correspondent
Mrs. M. Engel
Mrs. Clem Steiner was
hostess for the January meeting
of the Cranbrook W.I. Mrs.Milton
Fraser gave two poems and the
roll call was "What I like to
collect". The topic "Items of
Historical Interest" was given
by Mrs. Melvin Becker and Mrs.
Gordon Engel. There was a
contest "Did you know?" dating
from 1917 to the present. The
topic was based on information
partly from the Tweedsmuir Book
and also a map compiled by
George Wesenberg. One of these
maps may be seen in the Library
in Becker's store. Lunch com-
mittee was Mrs. Goldwin Knight
and Mrs. Clare Veitch.
made for two special meetings to
be held in the Church: Current
events were read by Mrs.Gordon,
Mrs. Dunn and Mrs. Veitch. Mtss
Alice J. Forrest recorded cards
and visits. Mrs. John Schnock
and Mrs. Wilfred Strickler assis-
ted the hostess with serving
lunch.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Becker
visited in Roseville area with Mr.
and Mrs. Russel Stoltz.
During the holidays Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas Purdy and Susan
had as guests Mr. and Mrs.Keith
Purdy and Kathy, Cookstown, and
Mr. and Mrs. John Bouch and
Danny, Stayner.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Fischer
visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Stuart McInnes, Waterloo
Wedding
MUCI AN D" NN
keeping with the. family
tradition of being married ""At
Home" on Christmas. Eve, Ivan
Jo-Anne Dunn. and William John
Muchan were united in marriage
on Friday,. December. 24th at 7
13,M, in London at the home of the
groom's pareuts. The bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Earl
Dunn, .Cranbrook,. and Mr. and
Mrs. William Muchan, London,
are parents of the .groom, The
double-ring candlelight cere-
inOny was performed by .Rev..
Gerald Johnaon, a friend of the.
faMily. The room was decorated
with arches of evergreen and
white flowers.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a gown of
blue sheen Velvet with white lace
at wrists and neckline and carried
white mums and carnations. Her
headpiece was of loops of white
Velvet. Shirley Smith of London
was bridesmaid in .4 floor-length
gown of mint green, swiss dot
muslin.
Ken t MacDonald was best
man.
After the ceremony a buffet
supper was served in the dining
room which was also decorated
with white flowers, greenery,
candles and Christmas decorat-
ions.
The bride's mother wore a
gown of black and white crimp
knit and the • grooM's mother
wore "coffee and crearn'+ peau.
de soie,
After a brief honeymoon in
Northern Ontario, the bridal
couple now live in London.
recently.
We welcome Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Rogers and sons, to our
community. They have moved
from Vancouver to their farm
recently purchased from Jim
Knight.
Mrs. Shireman, Bright,
visited over the holidays with Mr.
and Mrs. Wilfred Strickler.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Cameron
and family spent New years in
Mitchell with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Paris,
Will Perrie of the University
of Toronto was home for the
holidays.
A student of McMaster Uni-
versity, Hamilton, conducted the
service in. Knox Church on
January 9,
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W.M.S.
The January meeting of the
Afternoon Group of the W.M,S.
was held at the home of Mrs.
Calvin Cameron with an atten-
dance of ten members. Mrs.
Wilfred Strickler as leader ,
opened the meeting with a reading
and a hymn. The Lord's Prayer
and Scripture reading were in
unison, followed by the
meditation. Mrs. Mac Engel
read an article by Padre W, A.
Young entitled ,,a you ask me,
the future is now". Mrs. Clare
Veitch led in prayer. Mrs. Lylle
Gordon was in charge of the New
year's topic and read "Baby
1972" by Art Buchwald and from
the Glad Tidings, ,,A New Year,
A New Day, a New Challenge",
closing with a prayer.
Mrs. Earl Dunn read "A
Lovely Light," and presided for'
the business. She read 1,an
ancient prayer". Mrs.Stanley
Fischer read the minutes and
also announced the annual meet-
ing being held in Knox Church,
Stratford, on Wednesday, Jan.
12. The treasurer, MrS. John
A. Perrie gave the financial
report of 1971, which showed an
increase over the preceding year.
The roll call was a NeW Years
verse.
The secretary reported that
two Members had perfect atten-
dance for the past year, Several
items were discussed and plans
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