HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-10-29, Page 14MR. AND MRS. BERNIE MacLELLAN
Helen Post and Bernie MacLellan
were united in marriage on
September 27, 1986 at Exeter
Christian Reformed Church with
Rev. B.H. DeJonge officiating.
The bride is the daughter of
Henry and Sadie Post, RR 1 Hay
and John and June MacLellan,
Brucefield are parents of the
groom. Maid of honour was
Yvonne Westerik, London and
bridesmaids were Jennifer Post,
Carol Ann Post and Christine
Post, RR 1 Hay. The best man was
Brad Forbes, Clinton and guests
were ushered by Rob MacLellan,
Brucefield, Ed Post, RR 1 Hay and
Rick Branderhorst, Hensall. The
junior bridesmaid was Sylvia
Post, RR 1 Hay. Special music was
provided by Bert Visscher and
family. After a honeymoon to
Niagara Falls the couple is
residing in Hensall.
Photo by Jack Doerr
MR. AND MRS. OARRY KLINE
Beverley Parker and Garry Kline
wish to announce the exchanging
of their wedding vows September
20, 1986 at Faith Tabernacle,
Centralia with Rev. Robert and
Mrs. Degraw officiating. A
special thankyou to our family
and friends who celebrated with
us. There are three things that
remain, Faith, Hope and Love
and greatest of these is Love.
I Cor 13:13
Space open
for course
There's still plenty of room
available in the upcoming Food Fare
program run through the South Huron
Recreation Centre.
- The course is instructed by Cen-
tralia College Home Economist, Deb
Campbell .and features four meals
from four different countries using
both the mico-wave and conventional
ovens.
The program runs for four weeks on
Wednesday evenings, 7:30 - 9:30 p.m.,
starting Wednesday, November 12 at
the South Huron District High School,
room 224.
Registrants must pre -register for
the course at the Recreation Centre
during office hours, weekdays from
9:00 - 5:00 p.m., prior to the start of
the .program.
In the case of insufficient registra-
tion, the course may be cancelled.
For more information on the pro-
gram, or to register, please call the
Recreation Centre at 235-2833. Don't
delay, do it today!
CREDITON 4-H
By Leah Hartman
The Crediton V 4-11 club's first
meeting was held at their leader's
house. The club is called Milk Makes
It and the leaders are Diane Kaak and
Connie Kaak.
The five members; Darlene
O'Rourke, Debbie O'Rourke,
Rosanne Dietrich, Jeanette Kaak and
the newest Leah Ifartmnn.
After meetings we are assigned an
activity to do at home.
Enjoy euchre at Centralia
By Mrs. TOM KOOY
Centralia
Visitors from out of town with Tom
and 1 last week were Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Neil, Troy Michigan, Mrs.
Thelma Neil, London and Mr. and
Mrs. Sim Roobol of Hensall all on
Tuesday and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
Cooper, Exeter, Saturday evening. On
Friday evening we were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry • Noels, Lucan.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cronyn, Mr.
and Mrs. Mike Cronyn, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Hodge, Miss Lynn Cronyn and
Michael Veri attended the IGA ban-
quet at Holiday Inn in London, Satur-
day. The family were lucky in winn-
ing several prizes in draws.
Mrs. Von Overholt and Mrs. Elaine
Hayter, Dashwood attended the Mt.
Carmel C.W.L. 65th anniversary
celebration held Sunday in Mt.
Carmel with a mass followed by a
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Welcome -Wagon Spring Bridal
Show
to be held at the
South Huron Roc Centre
Monday, Mar. 2 1987
at 7 p.m.
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For •more details and registra-
tion forms contact
untivy
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233-2350
deliicous dinner.
The October 20 euchre in the com-
munity centre had 17 tables playing
with prizes going to high score Mar-
jorie Steeper, Murray Carter; lone
hands Mildred Hirtzel, Charlie Roll-
ings; low score Lillian Brown, Leroy
Desch; lucky score no. Mrs. Masse,
George Cunningham.
Next euchre is November 3 at 8
p.m. and will be convened by Allan
and Doris Pfaff, Leita Hill and Alwin-
na Galloway.
Mr. and Mrs. George Beckberger,.
Cargill spent the weekend with their
daughter Mr. and Mrs. Brent Caslick
and Gregory.
Norman Tripp spent the weekend
with his uncle Elwood Tripp of
Belleville.
Bonnie Kooy, Sarnia spent the
weekend at her home. She will remain
for two weeks when she will be
Teacher's Assistant at Exeter and
Lucan kindergarten.
EXETER 4-H
The Exeter 1 4-H club held their
third meeting on October 8 at Mary
DeBoer's home.
Members went through many ques-
tion and answer pages, and read sec-
tions on: Let's talk it over, Big
Cheese, Cheese -making, Classifica-
tion of Chesse, Processed Cheese,
Cooking with Cheese, Cheesy Tips,
Cheese Primer, Shop right!, Storing
Cheese, Cheese tools and home
activities.
The girls went into the kitchen for
cheese souffle made by Brenda
Sanders and Paula Hohner and mini
cheese cakes made by Shannon
McBride and Nancy Hines.
CORRECTION
In last week's report of the wedding
of Mr. and Mrs. Cann, the name
of Cheryl Cann as one of the bridal at-
tendants was inadvertently omitted.
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