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FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE -
The parents of Julia Grace Knip, RR
2 Kippen, and ThomasWayne Dick -
ns, Hensel!, announce the forth-
:oming marriage of their children.
The wedding will take place D.V.
July -9, 1988 in the Christian Re-
ormed Church of Exeter with Rev.
3obert Arbogast officiating.
Women Today
elect new slate
CLINTON - Women Today elect- At the end of the three yea!
cd a new Board of Directors for "Women Being Well" project, 14
1988-89 at their annual May meet- self-help groups were established
ing. President Beth Fulton presided. and arc now self-supporting.
Appreciation and gifts were given to. "People First" groups in Huron
retiring board mcmbcrs Sharon County have received facilitator
Dietz, Diane Klopp, Joan Chandler training and financial support from
and Debbie Wilbce. Women Today, giving these handl-
Diane Klopp was the guest speak- capped adults a chance to shape their
er presenting the video "Choice for own futures, in advocacy skills.
the Future". This 50 minute video The "Speaking Out" project for
was produced by the Windstar Foun- 1987-88 will result in a booklet re -
dation (with singer John Denver as lating to women's employment Is-
co -founder) showing highlights of a sues in Huron County, which in -
symposium held in Colorado from eluded research and workshops on
June 1987. It showed the dangers of job skills. A questionnaire was dis-
thc'nuclear arms race and individual tributed .throughout Huron County
effectiveness in opposing this mad- to form the basis for a booklet on
ncss. Dianc also spoke about the childcare needs in rural communities
Peace Pledge Campaign, backed by of Huron County.
Women Today, to support those Input also included thrcd, public
candidates in the next federal dee- workshops and information from lo-
tion who favour nuclear disarma- eat professionals on the issue. The
inept. report should be ready shortly, dis-
MR. AND MRS. . DE
NNIS
The slate of new Board Members cussing funding rural childcare PRESZCATOR
include Maggie Crane - President, programs, suggesting various types Susan Sullivan and Dennis
Presz-
Beth Fulton - past president, Shel- of programs available and clarifying cator celebrated the sacrament of
ley Hartman - treasurer, Jean the needs of childcare in Huron matrimony on May 14, 1988 at Our
Schoebe, Carol Casey, Brigette County. . Lady of Mount Carmel Church, Mt.
Wolf, Beth Ross - Public Rela- All in all, the past year has been Carmel, with Father Gary Goyeau
tions, Nancy Brown -Brunton, Fran very productive and exciting, and and Father Dennis Wilhelmofficlat
McQuait and Mary Schl. the future promises to offer new ing. The bride isLh_e daughter -of Pa=
—Some-of=the-achievements--for-the--challen y wood and the or omen brick a nd theon Sullivan of Dash -
groom is the son of
past year include the production of Lorne and Joyce Preszcator of Cre-
diton. The maid of honour was Jac-
queline Sullivan, sister of the bride
and bridesmaids were Barbara Mor-
rissey, friend of the bride and Jane
Brooks, sister of the bride. The best
man was Darrell Preszcator, twin
brother of the groom and ushers
were Perry Preszcator, brother of
the groom and Doug Brooks, friend
of the groom. Soloists were Roberta
Walker and Jane Brooks and organ-
ist was Paul Dietrich. After a honey-
moon in Orlando, Florida, Susan
and Dennis are now residing in Lon-
don.
Photo by John Dobbs
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the "Doing It Ourselves" video and
the accompanying manual, a guide
for training women to establish
self-help groups. In the past six
weeks since the video was released,
it has been borrowed by various
groups over 30 times. -
"Kids. Today", a children's re-
source and play centre, was created,
housed in the "Women Today" of-
fices, and wi!! be offering special
children's workshops.
COLEMAN -ROSS
:arol Lise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
)on Ross, London and John Thom-
Is, son of Mr. and. Mrs. Bill Cole-
Kippen, were united in marri-
.rge on Saturday, April 23, 1988, at
)ur Lady of Mount Carmel Church
Frith Father Gary Goyeau officiat-
ing. They were attended by Pam
Ross, matron of honour, Karen
House and Nancy Smith, .brides-
maids. Les Coleman, test man and
• Craig Alexander arvd`Jerry Smith,
ushers. They are rfow residing in
Kippen.
Photo by Bart DeVries
MARRIAGE - Mr. and Mrs. Ton,'
VandenBoomen were married April
9, 1988 in St. Michaels Church,
London. They now reside in Lon-
don.
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FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE -
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Motfatt, RR 3
Kippen 'are pleased to:announce
the forthcoming marriage of their
daughter Melissa Mary to Barry Mi-
chael Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Barry Wilson, Clinton. The wedding •
will take place on Friday, July 1 at
4:00 p.m. at Kippen United Church.
Open reception to follow.
Mon. - Thurs. 9:00 - 5:30
Friday 9:00 - 9:00
Saturday 9:00 - 5:00
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LONDON "Announcing a new
Community Musical Theatre -
London Musical Theatre, open to
anyone in London and arca. The
opening membership information
meeting is Wednesday, June 22 at
8 .m. in Labatt's Amber Lounge at
Horton and Richmond. The first
production,slated for November,
1988, is Andrew Lloyd Webber's
Evita. Everyone is invited to Wed-
nesday's opening meeting."
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