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The Huron Expositor, 1987-05-06, Page 13.m) i Couple wed at Cranbrook live in Stratford Cranbrook Correspondent • MRS. MAC ENGEL. ..887-6645 A ,quiet .wedding took place in Knox Presbyterian Church, Cranbrook, .on April 10 when Marilyn (Balger) Engel and John Kenneth Clark were united in marriage by the. Rey,, Steven Webb, B.A. M. DIV. Special music was provided by Reg O'HaganWingham,-son-in-law groom. Besides family members, also attending were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Auger, Mississauga; Mr, and Mrs• .Bert Van Donkersgoed, West Montrose; and Mr. and. Mrs. Frank Workman, A family dinner was held in the 13,M.G, arena followed by an open reception. Mr, and Mrs. Clark are residing at 697 Devon St.,' Stratford. BIRTHDAY PARTY The Cranbrook Women's Institute was in charge of the April birthday party at the Callender Nursing Home, Brussels. The entertainment was provided by the Grade 6 and Grade 5 from Grey Central School under the direction of Mrs. Marg Whitmore. Ann Uhler and Danny Mitchell played the piano. Jennifer and Mande Vanassstep danced,. The "Group of Twelve" who had won first prize earlier in theday at the Kiwanis Festival in Stratford, sang their winning number, Refreshments were supplies by the W.L. and served by the students. SOCIAL NEWS Miss Kate McNabb, Listowel, and Miss Mary MacDonald, Toronto; visited Ken and of the Mrs. MacDonald. —1VIr. and-Mrs;'Harry-Bardoll--and girls Wartbury, visited John and Mrs. Vanass Dessert euchre at Walton will end season's play Walton Correspondent MRS. BETTY M cCALL 887-6677 Thursday night euchre was held in the Walton Community hall with 12 tables in play. Winners were: high lady, Mary Holland; low lady, Alice Stevens; high man, Bill McLelland; low man, Jack McEwing; special, Nora Kelly. Hostesses were Women's Institute members, Ruth Artmann and Margery Huether. A dessert euchre will be held May 28 to end the season. DUFF'S NEWS A prelude of violin and organ music open- ed the morning service Sunday at Duff's United provided by Phyllis Mitchell and Margery Huether. Greeters were Ian and Elva Witbee. Offering was received by Mar- tin Baan and Ross. Bennett. The Rev. Bonnie Lamble conducted the Junior Choir when. they sang an anthem. The sermon was "Recognizing the Signs." Ron Stevenson read scriptures. Don McDonald sang a solo. In the announcements, the following were noted: next Sunday, May 10, Christian Family Sunday; confirmation class will meet in the afternoon at 2:15 p.m.; youth group to meet at Bluevale at 7:30 p.m. UCW MUSIC EVENT It was Music, Music, Music presented by the Grey -Bruce singers on Sunday afternoon when a large crowd were present to hear their hour and a half of lively music. Held in the auditorlurn of Duff United Church, sponsored by the United Church Women. a choir of over 30 ladles and men was directed by Dianne Leith. Dianne later sang a duet with Chris Patterson as pianist accompanist, Heather Redden accompanied with the synthesizer for the afternoon of music. The Rev. Bonnie Lamble welcomed thorn and Marlon Godkin thanked them for shar- ing their music. The group was later served refreshments, BOARD MEETING Sunday evening the Hoard meeting was held at the home of Ron and Betty Mc- Callum with 11 members and two guests present, PEOPLE VISIT Mr. and Mrs, Mister McIntosh of, Avon, bank visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 1✓merson Mitchell, Brad Moore of Seaforth was a weekend guest with Chris Stevenson. and family. Congratulations to Pat and Marie (Veitch) Adams on the birth of their baby daughter on May 1 in Manotick, a sister for Maureen and David. Also good wishes to David and Susan Hart on the. arrival of their son,;Darren James David on April 30. The Cranbrook community was shocked by the death of Mrs, Clare Veitch on April 25. Jean was a faithful worker in the numerous organizations in church and corn- ; munity-to-whieh-she-belonged-Her-family„ has the sincere sympathy of the community. 'THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MAY 6, 1987 — 13A DANCING UP'A STORM - Mrs. Reynold's Grade 6 class at Seaforth Public. School per- formed the Tennessee Wig Walk during the school's Spring performance last week. The performance, leaning towards agriculture and life on the farm, was appropriately called a Country Jamboree: Mcllwraith photo. 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We, as trustees of your contributions, carefully use these funds for programs not covered by government grants, special equipment for train- ing and community awareness and prevention activities: Your response to this army of helpers has, to the best of our knowledge, been the best of any area in Canada. That's great encouragement to those of us who serve on the board and some fifteen committees. Fiowersof Hope Goal $20,500 M proceeds from the Flowers of Hope campaign are used to support the local work., South Huron and District Associa •tion for the Mentally Handicapped' OFFICIALS - Victor Knip, President, C TEE Anne and Gerry Boersma, John Gray, Executive Director.