HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1977-10-19, Page 17McCALLUM BEUERMAN
Betty Ann Beuerman; daughter of Mrs. Orville Beuerman and
the late Orville Beuerman. of R.R.4, Walton and. Ron Lloyd
McCallum, son .of Harold McCallum of Walton, were married
October 7 at St. 'Peter's Lutheran Church in. Brodhagen. Rev.
Arthur Horst officiated. Maid of Honour was Teresa Wood . of
Auburn. Bridesmai& were Dianne Dennis of. R.R:4, Walton,
Connie Beuerman of R.R.1, DUblin, Christine McMurran of Gait,
and Joyce McCallnrn,;of R.R.1, Walton; Groomsman' was Allen
Koehler of R.R.4, Walton. Ushers were Glenn Betierman of
R.R.4, Walton, Paul McCalium of R.R.1, Walton, Ken Dalton of
R.R.1, Walton, and Warren Dennis. Organist was. Mrs. Pearl
Henderson. Soloist was Graeme Craig, R.R.1, Walton. Following
the ceremony a reception was held at theBrodhagenCommUnity
Centre.The couple left for a trip to Northern Ontario.
(Photo by Phillips)
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Mrs. Olde gave a reading on
the origin of Thanksgiving, that
dates back to our early settlers
and home of their. descendants
-live here in Clinton today. On the
lawn of the Anglican Church is a
historical plaque, placed in
memory of Horatio Hale, son of
Sarah. Joseph Hale. Sarah Hale
convinced President Licnoln to set
aside a day for Thanksgiving.
This is how Thanksgiving came to
be, an annual tradition,
During the evening the
Greensleeves. Orchestra played
and sang a musical selection and
they were much appreciated by
everyone.
Mr. George" Cox thanked
everyone who took part in the
evening's program.
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HC1313C. celebrate_thanksgiving
A large crowd, gathered in the
Clinton Legion Hall on.
Wednesday, October 12 for the
Huron County Bluewater Blind
Club's Thanksgiving dinner.
Blind people from throughout
Huron County, along with their
escort s came out to enjoy the
evening.
Along with the dinner, Mr.
Kennedy, district administrator of
the Huron-Perth division of the
CNIB spoke briefly and told a few
of his parlour jokes.
The Club was pleased to have a
representative of the CNIB board
members present.
The guest speaker for the
evening was Miss Elaine
Townshend. She was introduced
by Mrs. Helen Soothern andMiss
Townshend's talk was an inspira-
tion to all handicapped people.
Also at the gathering, Mr. Bert
Soothern thanked . the Legion
ladies for the meal they prepared
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