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See 'The King and 1 '
AILSA CRAIG - The Ailsa
Craig United Church Women had a
change from the usual type of
meeting last week. The ladies and
some husbands gathered at the
United Church to await the arrival
of the president, Donna Cox, who
was also the bus driver for this oc-
casion.
As soon as everyone joined Don-
na on the bus, the evening of fun
and fellowship began. A food stop
was made at the Fireside Inn in
Thedford, and then the bus moved
on to the Huron Country Play-
house, Grand Bend, where everyone
enjoyed the Rodgers and Hammer-
stein musical, "The King and I".
Before the group arrived back in
Ailsa Craig, (,extrude Rosser
moved a vote of thanks to our bus
driver, Donna Cox, and to Yvette
McGregor who made the arrange-
ments for this very enjoyable out-
ing.
TThe U.C.W.'s next meeting will
be on Tuesday, September 12 at 8
p.m. in the Sunday school room of
the church. At that time the presi-
dent hopes that all the members
will return refreshed after the sum-
mer recess, ready to get the fall ac-
tivities rolling. New members are
always welcome.
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Lucan Vacation Bible School - Leaders Marti Butler and Anna les Sloetjes help students Rac e
Gebhardt, Noralee Peters and Diane Damen during a craft class at this week's Vacation Bible School
at the Lucan Revival Centre.
'Senior Scene' available free
CLINTON - A resource book and
community reference guide Senior
Scene is now available free of .
charge to the general public.
Margaret Flcar, co-ordinator of
the project, along with six other
community information providers
said "this innovative publication
4-H 'Good Foods -Fast'
CLINTON- Breakfast "to go",
lunch for the whole bunch, and
super fast snacks and suppers are a
few of the fun recipes that you will
learn to prepare when you enroll in
the 4-H project, Good Foods -
Fast!
This new project features quick
food preparation information and
ideas to help you when you are in
charge of making meals and snacks
for yourself, your family and
friends. Highlights include learning
to use the microwave oven, and
comparing convenience foods with
foods made "from scratch".
Workshops for leaders will be
held on: Wednesday, September 13
- Huronview Auditorium, Clinton,
daytime and Thursday, September
14 - Women's Institute Hall, Bel -
grave in the evening.
For more information on Good
Foods - Fast, contact Jane Muegge,
Rural Organization Specialist, On-'
. tario Ministry of Agriculture and
Food, Box 159, Clinton, Ontario,
NOM 1LO or phone 482-3428 or 1-
800-265-5170.
Jane Muegge
Rural Organization Specialist
Canning
and
Freezing
PEACHES ON NOW!
will now make it easier for seniors
to find out what services are availa-
ble in their local community. These
services might include Home Care,
Home Support, Financial Assis-
tance, Transportation and Health
Services."
Seniors Scene is divided into two
sections. One section - the resource
handbook gives a detailed explana-
tion of programs offered to seniors
and the community reference guide
provides local telephone numbers,
addresses and contact persons for
Huron, greater London, Tillson-
burg, Elgin, Haldimand, Norfolk,
Oxford and Middlesex counties.
Contact the Huron County Home
Care Program for the Huron County
Senior Scene reference guide. Tele-
phone 482-3411 for more informa-
tion.
This pilot project was funded by
the Ministry of Community and
Social Services.
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Graduate - ack and Nile
Schade are pleased to an-
• pounce the graduation of their
daughter, •Kathryn Irene, from
Huron College, University of
Western Ontario on June 6,
1989. Kathryn received an Hon-
ors Bachelor of Arts in History
and was named to the Dean's
Honor List. She has been award-
ed a McMaster Graduate Schol-
arship, an Ontario Graduate
Scholarhship, and a teaching
assistantship to pursue a Mas-
ter of Arts at McMaster Univer-
sit , Hamilton, Ontario.
Cook - Rooseboom
On July 29, 1989, Marielle
Cook and Harry Rooseboom
were united in marriage at Pri-
vas, France. Marielle is the
daughter of Jacqueline and
Bernard Cook Privas, France,
and Harry is the son of Alice
and Bill Rooseboom, Zurich. Af-
ter
fter a honeymoon in Europe the
couple will arrive in Zurich on
September 2. There will be a
small reception for them on
September 4 at 7:30 p.m. in
the Community Centre, Hen-
sall. Everyone is welcome. After
a visit with family in Ontario,
Marielle and Harry will resume
their work on board the Anasta-
sis, a relief ship with Youth
With a Mission.
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To Marry - Hubert and Vesta
Miller of Dashwood and Gordon
and lsobelle Hutchinson of Sar-
nia are pleased to announce
the forthcoming marriage of
their children Vickie Marie and
Robert Gordon. The wedding
will take place at Zion Luthe-
ran Church, Dashwood, on Sat-
urday,
aturday, September 9, 1989 at
2:30 p.m. Open reception to
follow in Exeter at 9:00 p.m.
Everyone welcome.
Guenther - Green
Karen Elizabeth Guenther and
James (Jamie) Robert Green
were united in marriage May 6,
1989 at Zion United Church,
Crediton with Rev. Robert Pee-
bles officiating. Karen is the
daughter of Donald Fraser and
Mabel Guenther Fraser -(nee
Harlton) and the late Carl
Guenther, RR 2 Dashwood. Ja-
mie is the son of Alvin and
Ruth Green of RR 5 Mt. Brydg-
es. Matron of honour was Ellen
Wright and best man was Ste-
ven Green. Attendants were Ju-
lie Moore, Angela Nicholson,
Alia Guetter, Frank Guetter and
Barry Westman. Organist was
.Kenneth Nicholson and soloist
was Barbara Timmerman. A din-
ner and reception was held at
Dashwood Community Centre
catered by the Greenway Unit-
ed Church Women. Karen is a
graduate of the University of
-Western Ontario and is a certi-
fied management accountant.
Jamie is a graduate of the Uni-
versity of Waterloo. and is a
chartered accountant. They are
now residing in London,Ont.
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