Clinton News-Record, 1980-06-05, Page 157 I
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Mr and Mrs. Michael
Winter
Wed in Sarnia
On May 5, Michael
Winter and Bonnie
Johnston ere married in
a specialcceremony in the
Redeemer Lutheran
Chruch in Sarnia.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Winter
of Sarnia are the groom's
parents and the the bride
is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Johnston of
Clinton.
A friend of the bride,
Cathy Aiken of Toronto
was the maid of honor
and Debbie _ and Nancy
Johnston and Faye
Chessell, sisters of the
bride and Dorothylea
Fabbri, a sister of the the
groom also attended the
bride.
Duncan McKinley of
Edmonton was the
groom's best man and the
ushers were John- For
syhte, John Boersma, Bill
Burgess and Dave
Fabbri. -•
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Fo.11owing the
ceremony and dinner, a
reception.were held at the
Holiday Inn, Point
Edward and after a trip
to the west- coast, the
couple made their home
hi Sarnia.
Prior to the wedding,
the bride was honored by
showers held by Cathy
Aiken at her parents'
•
home in Clinton,. by Gwen
Johnston of Clinton,
Dorothylea Fabbri in
Sarnia and by fellow
employees of Bell Canada
in Sarnia.
ecret sisters revea
The final meeting for
the year of the Beta
Sigma Phi Sorority was
held at the home of Reltha
Kalokhe. All present
answered, the roll call
question, "Who do you
think your secret sister
was.this year?"
Everyone seemed to
have kept the "secret
extremely wellas, most of
the guesses . were 'com-
pletely wrong.
Rekha presented her
program on India with a
film on Festivals of India
And- an exciting question
and answer period on her
homeland. Anyone in-
terested learned "how to
wrap a sari in one easy
lesson." To celebrate the
end of the season,
everyone enjoyed wine
and appetizers
throughout the evening.
During the business
program the group
Worldwide success
for Leche League
La Leche League
started a new series at
the home of Mrs. Stuart
in Winghain on May 20 at_
8 p.m. The topic of
discussion was ,"The
Advantages of Breast-
feeding to Mother and
Baby."
Mrs. 'Stuart welcomed
the mothers to her home.
Then the mothers in-
troduced themselves -and
described ' their Mother's
Day. Gifts from husbands
and breakfast in bed were
much appreciated on this:
special day.
Mrs. Barbara' Kerr,
leader, talked about the
beginnings of LLL with a
group of seven , mothers
getting together to
discuss breastfeeding.
There are now about
12,000 leaders in 44
countries so the help and
encouragement of LLL to
nursing - mothers has
decided- to 'donate $150 to
the Huron Day Centre for
the 'Homebound and
money to the Minton
Public Hospital Heart
Save program towards
the purchase of films for
the course.
Two girls received
their Ritual of Jewels
degree', Marguerite
Falcener °and Marilyn
Parr. Two slates of , of -
fleet's were installed to
once again initiate two
chapters.
Then came the most
exciting part of the
evening when much -
anticipated secret sister
gifts were.exchanged and
identities were revealed.
Rekha then served a
delicious international
buffet with tacos, egg
rolls, '' pizzas, Indian
pudding and all the ac-
coMpanirnen'ts. Secret
sister names were .ex-
changed for the up-
coming year and
farewells were said for
the summer.
Many "of the girls
finished the year off on
May 29 with dinner at the
Ali Baba and attendance
at the Avon Theatre
presentation of Servant of
Two Masters.
To be 70 years yo g ls.
*sometimes far more
cheerful than to be' 40
years old. -Q.W, Hobbes
Friend: One who knows
all about you and loves,
youaustthe same* -Elbert
Hubbard, 1859-101,5,
really been• a success in
the last 24 years.
The mothers discussed
various topics of interest
suchas bonding,
breastmilk, and attitudes
towards nursing. It was
noted that a mother who
wants to nurse her baby
can, and the special
relationship - during
breastfeeding was so
beneficial to mother and
baby.
This weekend four
League members will be
attending an Area
Conference in Dundas to
learn more about aspects
of birthing, nursing, and -
child -raising. The
mothers were notified of
a special program on TV
about La Leche League,
which will be shown on
Channel 8 at 2:30 p.m.
The meeting closed
with a social time and
refreshments.
Friendship Guild
Jamie Thompson was
the guest speaker at the
May 21 meeting of the
Friendship_ Guild of St,
Paul's Anglican Church
in Clinton. He showed the
ladies slides of his
summer trip in Australia
and was introduced by
Kay Campbell and
thanked by Jean Her-
man.
The ladies also took a
brief trip around the
world during roll call
when each member
'showed a souvenir.
Articles were brought as
far away as California,
Great Britain, Japan, the
Cari_bbean' and the east
and west coasts of
Canada.
Joan Thompson read
the scripture lesson and
Carold Edwards gave a
devotional talk on fault
finding.
Eveyn Hudie reported -
on the annual meeting of
the Anglican Church
Women which was held in
London. The next
meeting will be a pot luck
picnic, to be held at the
home of Almon Lobb on
June 8. Cars will leave
the .church. at 6 pm and
members are asked to
bring an article for the
Huron Church Camp.
Suggestions included
used silver for the kit-
chen, dressing cloths,
books, crayons, yarn and
buttons.
Lunch was served by
Mrs. Edwards and Mrs.
Herman.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Eckert
Trip to Poconos
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Eckert have made their
home in Wyoming,
Ontario following their
marriage on May 10 in
Petrolia.
The groom is the son of
Mrs. Marie Eckert of
Clinton and the bride,
Karen, is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron
McLean of RR 3,
Petrolia.
'Rev. Cecil Cunningham
conducted the service
held in the St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church and
special music was sup-
plied by Leslie Sonnichen
at the organ and. Debbie
Cameron and Lou Anne
Moore as soloists.
Nancy Metcalfe at-
tended the. bride as maid
of honor with Kathy
Dobbin, Lynn Maitland
and Susan Whitley as
bridesmaids. Lori Walker
was flowergirl and
Bradley Lickmas was ,the
ringbearer.
John Major was the
best man and Scott
Mclean, Brian Johnston
and ` David Eckert
ushered the guests.
Before the couple left
on a hbrieymoon to the
Pocono Mountains in
Pennsylvania, a
reception was held in the
Wyoming Fair building.
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Brenda Ball of Clinton
graduated as a
Registered Nurse's
Assistant • from the.
W Ingham and District
Hospital on May 16.
Brenda also received the
first proficiency in
bedside nursing award,
donated by the RNA's of
the Wingham hospital:
Brenda is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. David Ball.
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