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Colclough and Scott
Wayne Colclough of Clinton; son of Mr. and
Mrs. George J. Colelotigh and Mary Jane
Scott of Brucefield, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth A. Scott were joined in mar-
riage on July 7 at Brucefield United Church.
Rev, Norman Pick and Rev. Donald Moffatt
officiated; Maid of honor was Missy Gibb-
ings of RR 1 Clinton and the bridesmaids
were; Sharon Taylor of London, Sherri
Taylor of London, Gayle Horton of Bayfield
and Jill D'Angelo of Chicago, Illinois. The
ushers were Ron Scott of Toronto, Ken Van
Wonderen of RR 1 Varna, Paul Gibbings of
RR 1 Clinton and Ken Ellis of RR 1 Clinton.
Best man was Paul Chamney of Auburn. A
reception,was held at the Clinton Communi-
ty Centre and the bride and groom honey-
mooned in the Caribbean. Mr. and Mrs. Col-
clough will reside at RR 1 Clinton. (Frank
Philips photo)
Middleton and Merner
On June 23 at St. Joseph's Catholic Church,
Clinton wedding vows were exchanged
between Paul Wilfred Middleton and.
Victoria Louise Merner. Feather John Pluto
officiated. The groom is the son of Don and
Audrey Middleton and the bride is§ the
daughter of Garry and Maxine Merner, all
of ,RR 3, Clinton. Maid of honor was Marj
Wise of, RR 3, Clinton, a friend of the bride.
Another friend, Faith Taylor of BruMield
was a bridesmaid; along with the groom's
sister, Cindy Taylor, of Brucefield, .the
bride's cousin, Joanne Middleton.of•London
and the bride's sister, Elaine Armstrong of
Zurich. A cousin, Becky LeBeau of
Brucefield was the flower girl. Best man
was a friend of the groom, Don Wise of RR 3,'
Clinton. Ushers were the groom's brother,
Jim ,Middleton, of Clinton, the bride's
brother,.. Dan Merner of Clinton, and. the
groom's friends, Albert Wubs of Bayfield
and John Griedanus of Clinton. Ringbearer
was the .bride's cousin, Ben Lebeau of
Brucfield.. Following a reception at the.
Clinton Community Centre, the newlyweds
honeymooned in Ottawa before making
their home at RR 3, Clinton" (Frank Philips
photo)'
Qom - The June meeting of the
Wesley Willis UCW was held at Bess
Fingland's home-with.23 ladies Present.
Edna Stewart conducted to business and
Daisy Holland's groupled the program.
Mrs. (Holland's ;topic was Summer and a
poem), written by Rev Clifford Pack, was
read. Clea)'McGregor read the scripture..
The ladles were reminded to keep busy
during the'summer, thinking of things to
make for the fall bazaar.
Mrs. Holland gaave the meditation on
Nature hi Springtime. It was written while
viewing the countryside from a train
window and emphasized that God does take
care of all nature.
Mrs. Fingland read a „letter she, had
r ceiv from her granddaughter, Anne
1tt Knig t, who with a friend is backpacking
throe grope.
Following,,the meeting the ladies enjoyed
a walke through Mrs. Fingland's flower
garden. Thegarden was 'filled with roses,
peonies, lavender, pansies and trees. Supper
was then served by Mrs. Fingland.
A $350 donation from the Clinton Eastern Star has helped purchase a new fiber optic
laryngescope for the Clinton Hospital operating room. Eastern Star Worthy Matron
Helen Wells made the presentation to Betty Wilkin, operating room head. The money
was half of the proceeds,collected from two draws. Another $350 was donated to the Cana-
dian Diabetic Association. (Shelley McPhee photo) -
Huronview residents tour countryside
HURONVIEW — Special Care residents
got together in the auditorium on July 3.
They listened to music, while they enjoyed a
cup of coffee and cookies.
A number of men from 1st north boarded
the van on July 4 and went on a sight-seeing
drive through the country. The trip took
them by Benmiller, whose old charm still
remains, in spite of changes that have taken
place. Then on to Goderich, where they
passed the historic jail. Everyone got a
beautiful vie v of the harbor, as they
motored down the road to the Maitland golf
course.
The tour went through town, and headed
south to Bayfield. As they drove along, the
whole countryside was fresh and green, and
was alive with growth. Bayfield too, is an at-
tractive little place, and for its size, a very
active one. Here again, the men saw a busy
marina with sailboats galore; a great varie-
ty of size and color. The afternoon was slippy
ing by rather quickly, so the van headed
back to. Clinton.
Thursday, the folk from Special Care
were treated to ice cream cones. It would be
generally known, that most everyone likes a
`cone'. Also this afternoon, mid -week chapel
service was held with Mrs. M. Prouty in,
charge, and led in the singing of hymns. The
ECKEL-LITTLETON
Wayne and Carol `Littleton are -
pleased : to . announce the
forthcoming marriage of their
daughter, Charlene Pamela, to
Barry William Eckel, son of John
and Geraldine Eckel. The
wedding will take place
Saturday, July . .21, 1984, at
Goshen United , Church.
Reception to follow in Hensall.
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scripture lesson was given by Milford Prou-
ty. Bruce Cann presented an instrumental,
and a poemette was given by Olive
McMillen.
Friday was a miserable day weatherwise,
and the picnic planned"for the ladies on 2nd
floor had to be cancelled. But it wasn't a
total loss however. Some of the residents got
together, and presented an impromptu pro-
gram for the ladies in the auditorium. Mabel
Scott pla}/ed some familiar - tunes on the
mouth organ and Myrtle Fairservice gave a
few of her humorous readings. Grace Peck
displayed one of her talents, by playing a
piano medley. Margaret McQueen sang a
couple of lovely solos accompanied by
Frank Bissett at the piano, and Frank gave
a reading bringing the program to a. close.
During the summer months, Sunday mor-
ning worship is being held r`� he auditorium.
Reverend Cheryl -Anne Sartipa conducted
the service. Mabel Scott, Elsie Henderson
and Margaret McQueen in very fine voice,
sang a trio.
Huronview extends a warm welcome to
Mr. Robert James MacArthur (Bob) Spittal
of Seaforth, who has . come to reside at
Huronview. Mr. Spittal was a former
organist of Seaforth Anglican Church.
Unity comes first.
Uniting mankind can't wait until our
other problems are solved. In fact our
problems are getting worse . because
our world has become one country and
its problems can only be solved by the
united will of all Its peoples.
Over a century ago, Baha'u'llah, the
Founder of the Baha'i Faith said: "The
well-being of mankind, its peace and
security are unattainable unless and
until its unity Is firmly established."
The teachings Baha'u'llah hos brought
from God In this age show the way to
unity for all mankind. As we in the
Baha'l community try to put them into
practice, we are finding that there are
no short-cuts: unity comes first.
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. marriage of their daughter, Susan, to
Jeff Armstrong, son of Tom & Joan
Armstrong R.R. No. 2, Lucknow. The
marriage will take place at Northside
United Church, Seaforth, August 4th at
4 p.m. Open reception 9 p.m. at
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BR1.ICEFIELL'1`Attendi . g a wedding held,,
90 July 7, at the Brucefield United. Church,
between Mary Jane Scott and Wayne Col-
dough were a number of people from
western and southern Canada and the
United States.
Lean and Ruth Rushcall, Andrew
Rushcall and Ken and Carolynn McDonald
came for the ceremoney from Victoria,
British Columbia. From Kamloops, British
Columbia, were Rob and Karen Adkis. Lois
D'Angelo and her daughter Jill, and Michael
and Jane D'Angelo were visiting from Troy,
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Mtclugan. Visiting from Willowdale were
Ron and Lynn Scott and their son, Jack and
Edrie Rattenbury attended the wedding
from Waterdown. Peter and- Phyllis.
McLaughlin came from Toronto. Ina and
Ellen Scott and •Helen Fowler came from
London. Dynos and Edna Campbell arrived
from Lucknow for the ceremony. Art and
Annabelle Baumann travelled from Sarnia
for the event and other relatives and friends
from the community attended the wedding.
Alice Hain has returned from a holiday in
Huntsville with Wes and Frances Ham,
Mrs. Violet Ross enjoyed a holiday in
Duchess, Alberta, at the home of her
daughter and son-in-law, Betty and Don
Lee.
Women Today to. remain open
Women Today is remaining at their loca-
tion of 52 Huron Street in Clinton. A Canada
Works project grant that enabled the group
to obtain their office in January expired in
June. Although the group will not have a
paid staff, volunteers will be keeping the of-
fice open two days a week over the summer
holidays.
"The organization has really grown this
year," says Valerie Bolton, volunteer for
Women Today. "We have ,doubled our
membership so far this year and are work-
ing on plans for a fall program."
A donation of $500_ from the Women
Teachers' Federation has enabled the group
to continue in between project grants.
Women Today, a Huron County Network
of women, has the goal of raising the status
and awareness of rural women. The group
conducts workshops and seminars and
maintains a supportive network for women/.
living in Huron.
Four new board members were elected to
this year's executive of Women Today. Deb-
bie Wilbee of Dashwood. Debbie Selkirk of
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