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MR. AND MRS. ELGIN CRAIG .
Elimville United Church was the setting for the pretty
summer wedding August 7, uniting in marriage Joan
Louise Pym and Richard Elgin -Craig. The bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pym, RR 1 Centralia
and the groom's porents are Mr. and Mrs. William
Craig, Arthur. Rev. Stan McDonald officiated of the
ceremony and wedding music was played by organist
Mrs. Marjorie Johns. 'The Wedding . Song' and 'The
Gteatest Gift' were sung by Mrs.. Margaret Stockton
old Mr. Bob O'Neil with guitar accompaniment. Valerie
McLeod was the maid of honour and bridesmaids were
Elpine Pym, lori•Slms and Barbara Miller. Lindsay Craig
was flower girl. The best man ods 1?avid Craig. Ushers
were Brian and Allan Pym, Paul Laldlaw, Laurie
Hadwen and Roger Harrop. A reception followed at the
South Huron Recreation Centre. The newlyweds are
residing near Arthur. Photo by. Jack Doerr
MR. AND MRS. PAUL VANDERPOL
'Betty Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ross,
• RR 1, St. Marys and Paul Adrian, son of Mrs. Nellie
Vanderpol and the late Simon Vanderpol, RR 1
Lakeside, were united in marriage June 19, 1982 at
Kirkton United Church with Rev. Ralph King officiating.
Miss Agnes Bray, Exeter was the organist, Mrs. Marilyn
VandenBussche. RR 1 Kirkton, and Mrs. Shirley
Kerslake, RR 3 Exeter, were solists. Miss Sheila Bradley,
London was maid of honour, bridesmaids were Mrs. Jo-
Anne Fields, Hensel!, Mrs:Frances Co,k,GOdshill,Miss
Joan Vanderpol, RR 1 Lakeside and Miss Karen Vander-
pol, RR 1 Lakeside, sisters of the groom. BrentMarshall,
Kirkton, was best man, ushers were Anthony Vander-
pol, Manitoba, Aubrey Ross, RR 1 St. Marys, Bruce Ross,
RR 1 St. Marys and Ken Ross, RR 1 St. Marys, brothers
of the bride. The reception was held at Kirkton-
Woodham community centre. After a honeymoon in
Jamaica the couple now reside at 45 Paisley Blvd., W.
Apartment 809. Mississauga Ontario, L5B 1E4.
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MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND SNELL
SusanIlinda Deruelle and Raymond Gordon Snell were
united in 'marriage on July 1? at the home of the
gr : 's porents. Re'J. G:Mills, Exeter officiated. The
brid is ft* daughter of Mr; and Mrs. George Deruelle,
Lon • on, and Mr. and Mrs. George Spell are the parents
of• e`'igroom,. Belinda Deruelle was matron of honour
an the best man was Gary.Sauder. A reception was
held in Kirkton.
FORTHCOMING. MARRIAGE - Mr. and Mrs. Andre
Bilcke and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Winters are pleased to
announce the forthcoming marriage of their children
Janet Godelieve Marie to Frank Henry William on Satur-
day, September 18th at 3 p.m. in Our Lady of Mount
Carmel Church, Mount Carmel. Open byre hption o to
follow.
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attend training course
Leadership training,
fellpwsbip and Bible Study
was the emphasis of 36th an-
nual eVell{ sponsored by
Unitedg1C '4!1 Women of
London Conference with 115
attending the three day event
August 22 to fib. Mrs. Pauline
Dean of Manitouwadge dean
of school presided.
The theme "Jesus Christ
the Light of the World" was
the Bible *Uconducted by
Dr.. Katherine Hockin of
.Toronto with thirteen discus-
sion groups periicipa ting. The
Very Rev. Dr.'Bruce McLeod
former moderator of United
Church of Canada was special
speaker Tuesday afternoon in
Central .United Church, St.
Thomas.
Evening Vespers were held
In the College amphitheatre
with Jean Faison of Windsor
leading. Morning devotions
were held in chapel each mor-
ning conducted by Rev. Net-
tie Hoffman alio of Windsor
as was the communion ser-
vice in the chapel Wednesday
afternoon, assisted by Dr.
Hockin.
Music director Shirley
Taylor and Sally Bird pianist
both of Thessalon led in
ministry of music with songs
new and old. Literature and
book reviews -were given by
Marilyn Durham of London.
Dr. Hockin stated there are
many images in China where
she was for 10 years.. In the
beginning God created us so
we cannot confine God to an
image. How do we discover
ourselves, Jesus makes us see
who we are and what we do.
We have to reach out, be
rooted and know our identity.
What is our identity to
Christ, do we have a good
relationship with Him? We
are a brother, sister family in
God's universe. There is a
broad way and a narrow way.
Hilga Harder spoke on ber
work in Japan, Monday even-
ing. She said it took two years
to get the wheels turning
before they could go as mis-
sionaries. Never go as a mis-
sionary unless you feel you
are called.
Japan is people oriented
culture. Japan focuses on peo-
ple. Rather be a Japanese
woman than man. Japanese
children seldom know father.
He is gone before breakfast
and comes home after
children are in bed. The wife
gets the money and gives the
husband an allowance. She
doesn't give him enough to go
out on the town. The wife is
the financial engineer also the
educator. The mother is go
between daughter and hus-
band arranging marriages.
Gifford Hogarth will be 90
years of age on September 9.
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There are tew divorces to
Japan.
She concluded with the
thought to think about "God
gut to Japan before she did
and will stay 'a lot longer."
Rev. Dr. Bruce McLeod was
speaker for the ane day school
Tuesday aftternoon. He said
God sees us as church of
Jesus Christ, not as
denominations.
Wednesday morning was
review time. This was follow-
ed by Communion in the
chapel, courtesies were given
in Thomas theatre leaving
everyone to go home with the
feeling, "It was good to have
been there."
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