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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1986-08-27, Page 13Page 12—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1986- - -� ■ FQIIO1.,.shiP and Fri¢ndship BELL--GOMEZ Cheryl Lynne Bell, daughter of Olive and Art Bell, of Goderich Township and Oscar Gomez, son of Eloy Bonilla Larin and Ana Julia Gomez, of El Salvador were married on Saturday, Aug. 2, 1986 at the home of the bride's friends Judy and Don Arnold, of Lon- don. Best man was Scott Bell, brother of the bride, bridesmaid was Erin Nagle, girlfriend of the best man and flowergirl was Alaina Bell, niece of the bride. An open house followed on Don and Judy's lawn. The couple resides in London. Little -Hanna Edna Little and Milt Hanna, both of Clinton were married on July 26 at the PUC Rock Gardens, Kincardine. Clarence Mc- Clenaghan and Henry Merison officiated. The bride is the daughter of Marie Col- clough of Clinton and the late Art Little. The groom iS. the son of the late Harold and Evelyn Hanna. Matron of honor was Bar- bara Tamen (nee Little) of Wingham and the groomsman was Rick Tamen of Wingham. John Little of Clinton was the usher. Following a wedding reception held in Kincardine the newlyweds honeymooned at a lakefront cottage at Kincardine. They are now residing at 256 Ontario Street, Clin- ton. (Melodic Howse photo) tier 11111111 & FUNERAL 153 HIGH STREET CLINTON 482-9441 Y4 :Yakima HOME LTD. BOX FUNERAL CHAPEL 47 HIGH STREET SEAFORTH STELPSTRA-DE BOER Irene Grace Stelpstra, daughter of Art and Grace Stelpstra of London and Jacob Frederick De Boer, son of Tony and Sally De Boer of Blyth, were married on June 21, at the London Bethel Christian Reformed Church with -Rev. Philip Stel officiating. Maid of honor was Aim Groeneveld sister of the bride and bridesmaids were Joanne Zomer, friend of the bride and Marjorie Stelpstra sister of the bride. Lee -Ann Groeneveld niece of the bride was the flower girl. Best man was Anton Passchier friend of the groom with ushers Fred De -Boer, brother of the groom and Steve Siertsema friend of the groom. Melinda Linker was the organist. Following a reception at the Lon- don Chamber of Commerce, the newlyweds left for a honeymoon out east. They will reside atP732 Nelson St., London. O'NEILL-JOHNSTON Jeanette Johnston, daughter of Frank and Dorothy Johnston of Londesboro and Ber- nard O'Neill, son of Jim and Ozellah O'Neill of Goderich, were married on June 27 at Kingsbridge Catholic Church by Father Ed Dentinger. Matron of honor was Jacqueline Johnston of Hensall and bridesmaids were Rose Mason of Mitchell, Marilyn Johnston mouth organ. Margaret Lane chose selec- of Stratford and Karen Johnston of RR 1 tions familiar to everyone for her piano Clinton. Best man was Paul O'Donnell of numbers. Winona Pipe gave a reading on Goderich and ushers were Jerry O'Neill of the plight of the farmer. Sandra Wilson and Seaforth, Allen Drennan of RR 7 Lucknow and Joe O'Neill of Goderich. The organist and soloist was Mary Ann Hogan of Kingsbridge. Following, the wedding a reception was held at Lucknow• Complex. The couple then went on a honeymoon to Manitoulin Island and now reside at RR 1 Ripley. Playground kids visit HURONVIEW - Since the Clinton Playground Program is closing for the sum- mer, it seemed only fitting that a number of the young people with leader Rhonda Lobb visited with the residents of Huronview on Monday afternoon. The ladies from Park Place were treated Tuesday noon to barbecued weiners and hamburgers with all the trimmings to make them even more tasty. The aromas coming from the grill serve to satisfy the dullest of appetites. Later in the afternoon, residents who are members of. the Bluewater Blind Club were in attendance for a pot luck sup- per and entertainment at the Wesley -Willis Church in Clinton. The auditorium was filled to capacity Wednesday afternoon, where the August birthday party took place. The Seaforth Seniors were in charge of the program. Musical selections were played on the violin, accompanied on the piano by Denise Hulley and Gladys Van Egmond. A humorous reading was given by Mary Chap- ple. Mouth organs have been on the market for a good many years and to this day they have not lost their appeal. Ethel Heist played a medley of old-time tunes on her Former area residents celebrate anniversary BENMILLER - Esther (Trewartha) and Peter Addison of Midland celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at the Benmiller Inn on August 16. They were joined by Mac - Math and Trewartha cousins, many of whom had attended the wedding in Holmesville in 1936 at which time the groom's father, Dr. A. Addison, Toronto, was the officiating clergyman: The bride's sister Wilhelmine was the soloist. The anniversary reception was hosted by their children: -Elizabeth and John McGregor, St. Catharines; Christine and Vern Dow, Sudbury; Reverend- George and Cathy Addison, Morriston; Drs. Paul and Janet Addison, Ottawa. Also assisting were Shirley Norman, Kitchener; Charlotte and' Bill Norman, Holmesville. Esther Addison is the daughter of the late Charlotte and Nelson Trewartha, former Warden of Huron County, Mayor of Clinton and M.P.P. for Huron. Peter Addison is the third generation of United Church ministers SUPERIOR MEMORIALS ESTABLISHED OVER 60 YEARS Clinton Area MICHAEL FALCONER 153 HIGH STREET, CLINTON 482-9441 - Goderich Area ROBERT McCALLUM 11 CAMBRIA ROAD, GODERICH 524-7345 and son George is carrying on in the footsteps of his ancestors. Bartliff's Bakery of Clinton, caterers for the 1936 wedding, made the anniversary cake. Cousins Dr. and Mrs. Eben Alexander Jr., Winston-Salem, N.C., came for the festivities and in attendance from this area were: Everett and Hazel Mcllwain; Stanley and Bernice McIlwain; Esther Wright; Esther Ross; Maude and Bill Armstrong; Helen and Don Collier; Kenneth and Ger- trude Trewartha; Norman and Valena Trewartha; Phyllis Cox; Cora and Rev. Stewart Miner; Isobel Fraser and Carol McInnis — two friends from the bride's Clin- ton schooldays. Gretitdchildren Nelsdn Dow; Rachael and Debra Addison also were present. • The celebrations are not over yet as Dr. and MrS. Addison leave shortly on a trip west, including Expo. If you're 4 NEW IN TOWN and don't know which way to turn, - call r'' 1110 t ss at e6thmQi On, SINCE 1930 hose LTO 482-5625 Church Services Presbyterian St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church 4 RATTENBURY ST. EAST• CLINTON MINISTER ORGANIST Rev. William M. Barber Mr. Charles Merrill Christian_ Reformed Fellowship Bible Chapel SUN., AUGUST 31 C1lnton 162 Maple Street 9:45 a.m. Worship & Remembrance 11 a.m. Sunday School & Family Bible Hour Speaker: Miller Thompson 7 p.m. Evening Service Speaker: Graham Russell 7:30 p.m. Tues. - Prayer & Devotion listen to "lust Neighbours" on Cable 12 Sundays 5 pm 8 Tuesdays 0:30 prn United Christian Reformed Church 243 Princess St., E. Clinton Sunday, August 31. Rev. Homer Samplonius 10 a.m. Worship Service ti 7:30 p.m. Worship Service Ali Visitors Welcome Baptist Ontario Street United Church MINISTER 105 Ontario St., Clinton, Ont. . ORGANIST Rev. David J. Woodall, B.A., M.DIV. Louise McGregor 11 a.m. Public Worship 11 o.rn Church School r11Wesley -Willis United Church Mini3TEIQ-Rir9l'. JAMES BECHTTEL, B. -A., D. SUNDAY, AUGUST If :00 a.m. - Joint Sommer Services at Ontario St., Church ryone Welcome 85 Huron St. CLINTON Diane Shapton played a few tunes on the ukelele, and accompanied the singing of Erin Carachan and Christine Gordon who are in the kindergarden class at Brucefield Public School. At the conclusion of the pro- gram everyone sang Happy Birthday, then refreshments were served. Ivy Scott thanked the Seniors of Seaforth for coming to the Party. Thursday noon, the ladies from Huron Heights and residents from East Dale sat down to their dinner consisting of ham- burgers and hot dogs. We are fortunate to 40 have had ideal weather conditions for our outdoor barbecues. Rev. John Pluta conducted Roman Catholic Mass Friday morning. The weekly activities ended with the usual round of bingo. The fall programs are in the planning stage, and we hope that they will be as new and exciting as in the past. Rev. David Snihur was• welcomed to the morning worship today. David and his fami- ly are home from holidays now, and Huron - view residents are happy to have Mira back. During the service, Elsie Henderson and Margaret McQueen sang a duet. In the even- ing a number of ladies from Park place with Evelyn Archer, took a drive to Goderich to attend the band concert Summerhill ladies meet. SUMMERHILL - The August meeting of the Summerhill Ladies Club was held at Jay Vodden's. Phyllis Tyndall opened the meeting with a poem. She welcomed everyone and thanked Jay Vodden for opening her home to the club. Twenty-one members and two visitors answered the roll call by wearing a flower from their garden. Thank yous were received from Alice Buchanan, Joanne Salverda, Ida Wright, Ruth Jenkins and Graydon and Olive Neal. An invitation was extended to the club from George and Edith Wright to attend their 50th Wedding Anniversary open house FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH REV. GILBERT KIDD Sunday, August 31 11 a.m. Morning Worship & Sunday School Wednesday $ p.m. Bible Study EVERYONE WELCOME 524-9130 Anglican Ste Paul's Anglican Church Rev. Gordon Simmons. BJ'-- M. Div. Sunday, August 31 11:30 A.M. SERVICE 1st & 3rd Sunday - Holy Communion 2nd & 4th Sunday - Morning Prayer • Everyone Welcome September 7 at the Ontario Street United Church Parlour. For the program Ruth Jenkins gave a reading called "Sorry about that" and con- ducted a contest won by Margaret Wright and Alice Buchanan. Jay Vodden conducted a contest won by, Vicki Lou Riley and she gave a reading call- ed "Husband and Wife Experiences." Phyllis conducted a contest called "A name of a Song" won by Hazel Watkins. The September meeting will be held at Gladys Van Egmond's at 8:30 p.m. Those on the program are Gladys Van Egmond, Joanne Salverda and Tina Nykamp. Roll call is "Bring your favorite dessert recipe." Manns celebrate 25th Mr. and Mrs.._ Robert. (Bob).. Mann, Clin- ton, were honored at a surprise 25th an- niversary gathering on August 17. The event arranged by friends, family and relatives was held at the Mann's Lorne Beach cot- tage, located north of Kincardine. Following an afternoon of visiting, a smorgasbord dinner and an anniversary cake was enjoyed by .everyone. Prior to the presentation of gifts; Donna Gibbings of Clinton, read an address which she composed in rhyme. Both the bride and groom of 25 years thanked those who arranged and attended the surprise event. Food facts Pickling Q. What is the white sediment in the bottom of pickle jars? A.Clouding is normal in naturally fermented pickles; the white sediment is a harmless residue from fermentation. If this occurs with fresh pack pickles and the pickles are still firm, they are safe to eat. Q. What causes garlic, onion and cauliflower to change color ager pickling?. A. They contain , colorless igments that easily become coloredin ari acidic environ- ment. When vinegar (acetic acid) is added, garlic may turn blue or purple and cauliflower and onions may turn pink. Garlic may turn green if it is not fully mature or thoroughly dry. They are still safe to eat, since this reflects a natural color change rather than spoilage. The couple wre married August 12,1961.at Union United Chur.ch, Grey _Townstd�pp. Mr. Mann is the son of Archie and Pearl Mann of Listowel, who also attended the anniversary party. Mrs. Mann is the former Pat Rathwell, daughter of Glen Rathwell, At- wood and the late Isabel Rathwell. Mr. Mann is on the teaching staff of Central Huron Secondary School, while Mrs. Mann is the secretary at Clinton Public School. The couple have three daughters; Mrs. Neil (Lorrie) Baker, Melanie and Shelley and a granddaughter Kennedy Baker all of Clinton. Joanna Verhoef, mother of Michael, Kathleen and Dan, has successfully com- pleted the Diploma Nursing Program at Conestoga College in Stratford, Ontario. 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