Times-Advocate, 1982-12-08, Page 7MR. AND MRS. PAT GROOT
Bonnie Jane Dowson and Patrick Frederick Groot were
married at Brucefield United Church on Saturday,
November 13. The bride is the daughter of Bill and
Joyce Dowson, Varna and the groom is the son of John
and Bridget Groot, Zurich. Rev. Wilena Brown officiated
at the double ring ceremony. Marjorie Hayter was the
organist and Peter Postill the soloist. The maid of
honour was Brenda Dowson, and bridesmaids were
Jeannie Groot, Tanis Denomme and Bonnie Pfaff. Ray-
mond Mathonia was best man and John Dowson,
Christopher Groot and Ralph Mathonia were ushers.
The reception was held at the Hensall Community
Centre.
Strengthen the good
Timbrell tells WI
"Let us strengthen what is
good" said Dennis Timbrell,
Minister of Agriculture and
Food when he addressed the
annual meeting of the
Federated Women's Institute
of Ontario in Toronto. He urg-
ed the 34 board directors,
representing 27,000 Members
in the Province to be more
aware of rural women.
Foodland preservation and
increased marketing of On-
tario foods is necessary to
meet our needs as well as that
of the world. Timbrell asked
the Women's Institute for
their co-operation ,in
celebrating Ontario's
Bicentennial in 1984.
Ken Knox, Director, Rural
Organizations and Service
Branch challenged the
women to work for a better
understanding of rural and
urban population, working
with the Branch to more effi-
ciently understand the Pro-
ducer and Consumer.
The FWIO provincial presi-
dent, Mrs. Keith Hiepleh
chaired the sessions dealing
with varied concerns and
has
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Relocation of our shop on the
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business. Resolutions were
• sustained on topics of Mental
Health facilities in the North;
Drugs; support programs for
the disabled; a referendum re
the death penalty and the
need for tax revisions for the
fruit farmers.
Mrs. Harvey Noblitt, Ot-
tawa, the president of the
Federated Women's Institute
of Canada informed directors
of the projects and programs
.for the next triennium.
Members .are asked to study
and have programs on
"Unlimited Potential
Women".
Joyce Canning, represen-
tative from the Rural
Organizations and Service
Branch expressed concern for
new programs to meet the
needs of todays lifestyle.
Exciting challenges face
the Membership as plans are
being made for the
Associated Cquntry-women of
the World conference in Van-
couver in 1983. Mrs. Clarence
Diamond reported on plans to
date, when 2,200 delegates
from around the world are ex-
pected and we share in
hosting this special event.
Education is a priority with
3 scholarships for advanced
studies, 22 McDonald awards
at Guelph University. County
scholarships being presented,
as well as $3,400.00 being sent
to Ware College England for
the training of students from
underdeveloped countries.
Junior Women's Institutes
with a membership of 400,
continue to present trophies
for the Physiclly handicapped
as well as have educational
programs.
The Officer Conference will
be at Waterloo University
May 3.4 and 5. Mrs. Jeanette
VanSickle of Brantford com-
pleted her term as. Provincial
Secretary and is succeeded
by Mrs. Sam Johnston of
Listowel.
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out of shape
you get rid of it,
right? What if
your body's
out of shape?
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Times -Advocate, December 8, 1982 Page 7
MR. AND MRS. ROBERT MURRAY COLE
Hensall United Church was the setting November 27,
1982 for the marriage of Carolyn Troyann Bell and
Robert Murray Cole. The bride is the daughter of
Meredith I. Bell and the late Stewart Bell of RR 2 Hen-
sall and the groom is the son of Robert and Margaret
Cole, RR 3 Clinton. Rev. Stanley McDonald performed
the double ring ceremony. Mrs. Mary Moffatt, RR 3 Kip -
pen was the organist and accompanied the soloist Miss
Betty Beer, Hensall. The bride was accompanied to the
alter by Mr. William H. Bell of Hensall, cousin of the
bride. Maid of honour was Pauline Bell, Best Man was
Ken Colson. Guests were ushered by Malcolm McEwen,
Calgary and Jim Murray of Holland Landing. The recep-
tion was held at the Pineridge Chalet. Following a
honeymoon in .the sunny South, the couple will be
residing at RR 3 Clinton. Photo by Frank Phillips
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