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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, JUNE 3. 1971
Married in Peterborough
BULLOCK - MANN
St. Giles Presbyterian Church,
Peterborough, decorated with
yellow mums and white bows,
was the setting for a pretty wed-
ding for Alice Fern Mann and
Eldon George Bullock, May 8,
1971, with Rev. A, Duncan of-
ficiating the double ring cere-
mony.
The parents of the couple are
Mr. and Mrs. George D. Mann,
Peterborough, and Mr. and Mrs.
George E. Bullock, Zurich.
The soloist assisted by the
organist provided the wedding
music while the bride was
ushered down the aisle by her
father. She wore a traditional
gown of white slipper satin
with a train of chantilly lace.
A Juliette cluster of Lily of
the Valley held the waist -length
veil. She wore a gold chain
and cross, a gift from the groom
She carried red roses and white
miniature carnations.
Miss Gail Mann was maid of
honour for her sister, dressed in
a floor length gown of iced
coral crepe chiffon over Poly-
ester trimmed with white lace.
Miss Kathryn Pakenham, of
Peterborough was bridesmaid.
Jean Marie and Jane Marie
Thompson, of Lucan, were
flower girls, twin nieces of the
the groom, all dressed in turq-
uoise blue gowns identical to
the maid of honour. They all
carried tinted pom-poms to
match, the flower girls carried
white crocket baskets with
tinted carnations.
The groom was attended by
his brother, John Ross, of
Grand Bend, Brian Mann, broth-
er of the bride ushered the guest
Aaron John Bullock, of Grand
Bend , nephew of the groom was
ring bearer, carrying a crochet
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Guests were welcomed at
Rock Haven by the parents of
the bridal couple, Mrs. George
Mann, dressed in Persian blue
and white ensemble. Mrs.
George Bullock was dressed in
snowy pink with brown and
beige accessories. Both wearing
corsages of tinted carnations to
match their attire.
After the reception, the bride
changed to a hot pink dress and
navy coat with white accessor-
ies for their honeymoon to
Niagara Falls and United States.
The couple will live in
PeterbDrough, where the groom
is employed at Outboard Mar-
ine Corporation Limited of Can-
ada, the bride at Peterborough
Automotive Supply Limited.
Prior to the wedding the bride
was feted to a number of show-
ers at Peterborough. Hostesses
were Mrs. R. Pakenham and
daughter Kathryn; Mrs. H. Rus-
aw, Miss Gail Mann; Mrs. J.
Throop, Mrs, D. Ridley, Mrs.
T. McQuaig. At the Dashwood
Community Centre the hostesses
were Mrs. Russell Thompson,
Mrs. John Bullock, Mrs. George
Bullock. Also the aunts of the
groom assisted.
County board
seeks sites
The report of the Huron County
Planning Board showed that the
committee is working on the
possibility of seeking out suffic-
ient land fill sites for municip-
alities in the county desiring to
amalgamate with another mun-
icipality or more for dumping
purposes.
It was also learned that the
committee is seeking a definit-
ion of "high water mark" from
provincial authorities.
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Huron honors former wardens
(by Shirley J. Keller)
Warden's pins were presented to
26 of the 29 past wardens of
Huron County at the May session
of county council last Friday in
the court house at Goderich.
As well as the distinguished
guests from previous county
councils, Hon. C , S Mac-
Naughten, R. E, McKinley and
Murray Gaunt were present for the
event and assisted with the dist-
ribution of pins.
Those receiving pins were
George Feagan, 1940; George
Armstrong, 1942; Ben Tuckey,
1943; Alex Alexander, 1945;
Brown Smith, 1947; Hugh Berry,
1948; John Armstrong, 1949; Cec-
il Johnston, 1950, Art Nicklson,
1951; Harvey Johnston, 1952; Al
Kerslake, 1953; Bill Dale, 1954;
Earl Campbell, 1955; John Fisher,
1956; Harry Audie, 1957; John
Morrissey, 1958; Ivan Forsythe,
1961; George McCutcheon, 1962;
Walter Forbes, 1963; Ralph Jew-
ell, 1964; Glenn Webb, 1965;
Ken Stewart, 1966; Don McKen-
zie, 1967; Cal Krauter, 1968;
James Hayter, 1969, Roy West-
cott, 1970; and present warden,
Jack Alexander.
Robert McKinley paid tribute
to the "past first citizens of
Huron County" and noted that
their dedication was appreciated
Hon. C , S, MacNaughton rec-
ognized the "very significant"
occasion as a "splendid thing."
He termed it a "pleasure and a
privilege" to work with the
Wardens of Huron County, part-
icularly those with whom he had
been associated during his 13
years in government. He said
that as far as he was concerned,
the "level of co-operation" had
been "full measure."
Murray Gaunt spoke about the
"tremendous contribution of these
men to the County of Huron"
and advised that today's decisions
are getting tougher and the job
of all levels of government is
growing more demanding.
"It means a sacrifice for you
all, I'm sure, " said Gaunt.
The three wardens who were
not present to receive their pins
at the public ceremony were
Robert Turner, Fred Watson and
John Durnin.
Huronview
vacation care program
Members of Huron County
Council learned Friday at the
May session in Goderich that
Huronview will initiate a Vacat-
ion Care Program as soon as
possible.
Under this plan, families in
Huron County who are caring for
senior members of their families
in their own homes, will have
the opportunity to arrange to
have their aged loved ones cared
for at Huronview while the fam-
ily enjoys a vacation, has to be
away in hispital or plans for a.
special event such as a wedding
"The main purpose therefore
is that it offers the supportive
services and the encouragement
so that the family will be willing
to continue to have the older
member of the family remain
in the household, " the report
stated.
Residents admitted under the
vacation care program to a
Home for the Aged may stay for
one week, up to a maximum of
one month, the program will be
offered on a year-round basis
and where possible, the visitor
will be required to pay the going
rate for accommodation at the
home. In cases where the resid-
ent or family does not have the
financial resources, no applicant
will be excluded from the prog-
ram for this reason.
It was also reported in connect-
ion with the Huronview report
that the engineers covered by
the Union Contract with the Int-
ernational Union of Operating
Engineers Local 772, have been
granted wages of $2.9-0 per
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