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McNutt - Clarke
On July 10, 1993, Cheri
Anne Clarke and Mark An-
drew McNutt were united In
marriage at Zion United
Church, - Crediton with Rev.
Lazaro Officiating. Cheri is
the daughter of Don and Bet-
ty
etty Clarke of Huron Park and
Mark is the son of Bi!! and
Bonnie McNutt of RR 2 Credi-
ton. The maid. of honour was
Tammy -Haist, friend of the
bride. Bridesmaids were .Don-
na Clarke, sister of the bribe,
Jenifer• McNutt, . sister of the
groom and Shannon Bird,
-friend ofrthe bride. Flowergirl
was Jackie Clarke, . niece of
*the :bride. Best man was
Paul Stewart, friend of the
groom. . Ushers were Rick
Schwartzentruber, uncle of
*the groom, NormAitkens and
Pat Williams, friends of the
groom. Ringbearer was Kyle
Schwartzentruber, nephew of
the groom. The wedding re-
ception was held et Centralia
Col lege. Recreation Centre.
Granton WI eqisy trip
By Muriel Lewis
GRANTON - David Denison of
San Antonio is holidaying with his
cousin Paul Harding for two
weeks.
Ross and Cathie Westman spent
a few days on holidays at Tober-
mory last week.
Ron Riddell and family hosted
the Eedy family reunion at their
home on Sunday. Charlie Eedy as
president conducted the business
meeting and Doreen Eedy was the
secretary.
Bus trip
The Granton WI and friends en-
joyed a bus trip on Monday, July
26 to the authentic Dutch wind-
mill, Folmar, near Bayfield ,which
was constructed by Frank DeJong
over the course of 17 years. It is
believed to be the only working
wind -driven sawmill left In North
American. A grist mill has more
recently been added on a higher
level, in which more than a half
ton of homegrown wheat was
ground this season, which will be
packaged and sold at the site. Fol-
lowing dinner at the Candlelight
restaurant in Goderich, the group
had a guided tour of the Huron
County Museum there. Then it
was on to Wroxeter to visit the
outstanding Gingerbread House of
Dolls, over 3000 of them, dating
from 1840 to the present day.
At the St. Thomas' Anglican
Church on Sunday, August 1, the
Reverend Stephen Emery celebrat-
ed the Holy Eucharist. His mes-
sage was about seeking to know
God's will, based on Psalm 143
which was written by David in his
latter years.
Service time next Sunday is 8:30
a.m.
There was no service at the
Granton United Church on Sunday
but a number from the church at-
tended the Anglican Church.
Thames Rod -,y Rhodaitohde
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THAMES ROAD - Captain Mi-
chael Alien, the 29 year old twin
son of Glenn Allen of Stittsville,
Ontario and grandson of Clifford
Allen of Mitchell fo iner residents
of Thames mad area was killed in
the Hercules Military. Aircraft
crash near Wainwright Alberta on
the 22 of July.
Coming Events
Sunday, August 22 Thames Road
Board of Managers Pork Barbecue
from 5-7 p.m. Adults $7.00, chil-
dren 12 and under $4.00. Pre-
schoolers free.
Get your advance tickets from
Board members - Don Bray, Brent
Dawson, Alan Hodgert, John Min-
er, Scot Morgan, Bill Rohde and
Margaret Stewart.
Exeter Dining for Seniors
EXETER - On July 6 Sallie
Lawton welcomed all. Maxine Se-
reda played the keyboard, and
O'Canada and Grace were sung be-
fore the dinner, by PatSkinner and
Reverend Grant Milit vrbo aioa
assisted with the sing songs this
month. The draw prize was won
by - Len McNaughton. Lawton
spoke on the Town and Country
Homemakers Meals on Wheels/
Frozen Meal Programs. Games fol-
lowed the meal in the North Hall.
On July 13, Tammy Antaya was
back from her holidays. A card
was signed for Greta Lavender
who has since moved to a nursing
home in London. Draw prizes
were won by Humphrey Arthur
and Bob Dinney.
At the July 20 meeting Jeanne
Gladding was hostess while Tam-
my was absent. Don Stuart played
keyboard. The draw prize winner
was Jenny Harris. Sue Hill was our
speaker from Information Services
for Seniors and Physically Dis-
abled Adults. Her focus was on the
new senior scene book and what
others felcabout it.
Juice' elestees.
Maxine Sereda played keyboard.
Birthday honours were sung to Pat
Skinner, Grant Mills, Don Jolly,
and Mary Funk. Everyone ex-
pressed congratulations to those
celebrating 39 years. Draw prize
winner was Georgie Engler. Get
well cards sem to Kay Hodgert
and Joe Carter. Sympathy card
was sent to Ken McNaughton.
Thank you to Vi Tinney who en-
tertained on keyboard. A card was
received from Mary Neil.
Anyone wishing to attend a reg-
ular program on Tuesday can re-
serve by calling Tammy Antaya at
the Town and Country Homemak-
ers office (235-0258). Reserva-
tions are needed by Friday noon.
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Congratulations to Harley Davis
who competed in the 60 CC Pee
Wee Summer Motocross Challenge
at Eagle's Nest Raceway on Sundy
winning the 5th place trophy.
Bob MacGillivray, Katie -
Scarlett, Caleb and Corbin visited
with parents Jack and Stevie Mac-
Gillivray of Lions Head.
Heather MacGillivray was dinner
guest with grandmother Mary Da-
vis on Saturday evening.
Ron and Margaret Carroll enter-
tained their family Monday eve-
ning. , daughter Brenda was cele-
brating her birthday.
The congregations- of the Var-
na and Goshen United
Churches got together for
their annual picnic at the
Stanley Township Complex
Sunday morning. Not only
was there this large pot -luck
buffet, but It was followed by
traditional church picnic
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