Times-Advocate, 1982-06-09, Page 6f
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Times -Advocate, June 9,1982
A shrinking phenomenon
Folks, 1 have a problem.
Some of you will understand;
others may not. It seems my
summer clothes shrunk while
hanging in the closet and lay-
ing in drawers during the
winter.
I first noticed the
phenomenon when I tried on
lighweight slacks this spring.
They seemed harder to pull
on and -felt more snug than 1
recalled them being last year.
Oh well, I reasoned, when I
wear them for a half hour or
so they will stretch into shape.
They did not.
Now that warm summer
weather has arrived; the
situation is worse. Shorts and
summer tops shrunk even
more than the slacks.
Since the clothes are not
becoming more comfortable
to wear and since I cannot af-
ford a new summer war-
drobe, I have made a drastic
decision - diet.
My menus consist of black
coffee, unsweetened juices
and diet soft drinks, lettuce
and tomatoes, poached eggs
and dry toast, raw fruits and
vegetables, lean meat -
roasted never fried - and of
course, lettuce.
It's only been a week, but
already. I notice a curious
urge to wriggle my nose and
hop around.
One of the most difficult
things to do is watch televi-
sion. Do you realize almost
every second commercial
deals with food? - sweet
chocolately crunchy candy
bars; tall, cool and creamy
sundaes; hot, thick, gooey
and scrumptions pizzas; fruit
MR. AND MRS. THOMAS BODKIN
Sherry Elizabeth Froats and Stan;ey Thomas Bodkin ex-
changed wedding vows in St. Patrick's Church, Lucan
May 22, 1982 with Father Finn and Rev. Keith Brown
officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Froats, Lucan and the groom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Bodkin. London. The maid of honour was
CarolynnLankirandbridesmaids were Beth Bodkin and
Susan Hodgins and Margaret Martin. The best man was
Louis Soetemans, and guests were ushered by Brent
Froats, and Paul and Dan Bodkin. Organist was Frank
Heenan and soloist Lori Noyes. Following their honey-
moon to Niagara Falls, the couple have taken up
residence in London.
MR. AND MRS. DAVID SOUDANT
Exeter United Church was the setting for the April 24
wedding of Heidi Anne Eisenschink, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George Eisenschink, RR 1 Hay and David
Joseph Soudont, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hank Soudant, RR
1 Varna. Rev. James Forsythe officiated. The maid of
honour was Veronica Adams, friend of the bride.
Bridesmaids were Janice Pym, Karen Thornton, and
Diane Eisenschink. Linda Eisenkchink, was junior
bridesmaid and flowergirl was Tanya Visscher. The best
man was Ron Soudant. Ushers were Ted Soudant, Ken
Mathonia and Dennis Eisenschink. Raymond Regier was
junior usher and ringbeorer was Kevin Moore. After a
honeymoon in Montreal, the couple is now residing in
Exeter. Photo by Robert Grimminck
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blue ribbon cakes with
creamy chocolate icing.
Two all beef patties with
lettuce, cheese, tomato,
pickle, onion, secret sauce
and sesame seed buns are no
fun when all you can have is
the lettuce, tomato and onion.
An evening at home wat-
ching TV is pure torture!
want to offend the cook, and
besides, I love scalloped
potatoes. Boy, were they
good!
This week there is a church
supper, and everyone knows
church suppers are famous
for homemade pies. I wonder,
if I walk borne, could I justify'
one tiny piece of pie with a
drop of whipped cream?
I have not weighed myself
'By Elaine Townshend
Nothing can sabotage a
weightwatcher faster, unless
it's walking past a bakery.
I confess I cheated the other
day. I was taking part in a
workshop, and during the
noon luncheon, I ate a scoop
of scalloped potatoes. I did not
Two baptised
at Zion UC
The rite of baptism was ad-
ministered by Rev. B. Crowe
to Dawn Marie Morley,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob
Morley and Matthew Scott Ja-
i quer, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Jaques, during the
May 23 church service.
In attendance at the service
and guests for the day with
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jaques
and family were Miss Lorna
Renshaw, Bo -Ness, Scotland;
Mrs. Phyllis Renshaw,
Kirkby id Ashfield, Not-
tingham; Bernard Calladine,
Hucknall, Nottingham; Mr.
and Mrs. John Tomlinson and
Miss Jennifer Waye of St.
Marys. David Tomlinson,
Aylmer and Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Jaques, RR 1
Centralia.
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penin
in Exeter
Next Week
yet, and 1 don't intend to
weigh myself for awhile. If
the first weigh-in showed I
had lost even a fraction of a
pound, I'd be encouraged.
But, if nothing had changed or
- heaven forbid - if I had gain-
ed a fraction, I'd be
discouraged enough to fall off
the wagon.
Anyone, who says losing
weight is easy, has either
never tried or has a will of
iron.
I only want to lose ten
pounds; I'd settle for five, and
I'm betting on two.
MR. AND MRS. MARC BEATTIE
The marriage of Melissa Ann Lankamp and Marc Beat-
tie took place May 15, at Mount Zion United Church,
London. The bride is the daughter of Ann and Fred
Lankamp and the parents of the groom are Kenneth and
Constance Beattie, RR 1 Ilderton. Maid of honour was
Katherine Wright and bridesmaids were Penny Smithers
and Angela Micks. The best man was Scott Beattie, and
ushers were Brian Johnson and Christopher Beattie. A
reception followed at Greenhills Golf and Country Club,
London. After a honeymoon in Florida, they took up •
residence in London.
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