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Times Advocate, 1992-08-12, Page 61 Page 6 Times -Advocate, August 12, 1992 Forthcoming marriage - Ho- ward and Elaine Deters and Scott and Brigitte Bere an- nounce the forthcoming mar- riage of Sandra and John. The wedding ceremony will take place at 4:00 p.m. on August 15, 1992 at Zion Lu- theran Church, Dashwood, Ontario. Forthcoming marriage. - We are pleased to announce our forthcoming marriage—Terry VanArenthals and Brenda Fer- ris of Lucan on Saturday, Au- gust 22, 1992. We will be married at St. Lukes in the Garden Chapel, London at 3:30 p.m. Open reception to follow at the llderton Curling Arena at 8:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. Everyone welcome. Forthcoming marriage - Mr. and Mrs. Basil Eberly, Park- hill, are pleased to announce the forthConing marriage of their daughter Kathryn Jea.i to Terry • Don, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Noyes, • Lucan. The wedding will take place on Saturday, September 5, 1991 at Sylvan United Church. Gautreau - Hamilton Hensall United Church was the setting of the wedding of Doris Dianne, daughter of Bev and Doris Hamilton of RR1 Hensall and Jeff, son of Don and Marlene Gautreau of Clin- ton. The ceremony took place on Saturday, July 4, 1992 with Rev. Wright officiating. July 4th was a very special day for the mother of the bride considering it was her birthday. Dianne was given to marriage by her father Bev. She wore her mother's dress which was worn 26 years ago. Matron of honour was Cheryl Dunne!! and bridesmaids were Cynthia Duty, Marcia Re- recker and Angela Cottrell. Flowergirl was Becky Allan and ringbearer was Eric Gau- treau. Petal girl was Stepha- nie Hovius. Train carriers were Tyler McAdam and Lan- dis Gautreau. Groomsman was Paul Gautreau and the ushers ware Shawn and Rick Gautreau and Gordon Hamil- ton. Reader was Gary Allan. After the wedding a reception was held at the Hensall Com- munity Centre. People trav- elled from as far as Texas, New Brunswick and Calgary. The bridal couple travelled to parts of the U.S.A. for their honeymoon and the couple will reside et Clinton. FROM - KEYS Calvary Baptist Church in Goderich was the setting of the wedding of James Neil From of Clinton and Shirley Mae Keys of RR1 Varna, on Saturday, June 27. Pastor Terry Woodcock officiated, assisted by Pastor David From. Shirley is the daughter of Mary and John Keys of Varna The matron of honor was Elva Keys of Peter- borough. The best man was David Bette of Sarnia. and the ushers were Douglas Keys of RR1 Varna, and Ed From of Cambridge. A reception was held at the Govemor's Inn in Kincardine. The couple honeymooned in Alberta and British Columbia. The couple will reside in Clinton. (R.J. Nephew photo) From our kitchen to yours By T.A. ghost writer Heavenly Devine The second chapter of our vacation tale, as if anything could possibly top the bat episode, only goes to show what our life had become. Things settled down to a more normal pace the next morning. After breakfast we drove to the beach and, nat- urally, after applying our factor 25 sun screen, swam, played in the sand and watched the black clouds roll in over the horizon, giving us the last glimpse of sun for day. By the time we got hack to the cottage, the rain was coming down in sheets and I began distributing the pots and pans around the place catching at least some of the drips that were finding their way through the roof. We moved the beds so that they wouldn't be dripped on and reached for the deck of cards to start what would tum out to be a marathon Go Fish toumament,. We ate our picnic lunch while playing cards with the sounds of steadily falling water echoing around us both inside and out. As our fourth day of vacation dawned dull and rainy, Go Fish was beginning to pall, and we had read every book we had brought from cover to cover at least twenty times, so we came to the unhappy conclusion that cottage life was not for us. We packed up the car and started home, all of .is trying hard not to hide the glee we were feeling about getting back to civilization. And then the unthinkable happened. Flat tire! It is not a pretty sight to sec or hear a grown man extricating a spare tire from the bottom of a well packed trunk in the pouring rain. I had to ex- plain to the children that sometimes daddy used bam language on the highway as well, but they must never copy him! I'm sure you are thinking that as soon as we turned into the laneway at home the sun began shining and we had given up on our cottage vacation too soon. Well, you are wrong it continued to rain for thc next four days, but at least we had no bats, no leaky roofs, no cracks in the floor, videos, nintendos, and best of all home. This is one family who will think twice about taking a vacation next year anywhere but around home! Sometimes on rainy days it is fun to cook something with the kids, or let them do it themselves. This recipe from Nicole and Justin Muller is a great variation on the basic Rice Krispie Squares. Rice Krispie Plus More Squares In a large saucepan over low heat melt 1/4 cup margarine or butter Add and stir until melted 5 cups miniature marshmallows or 40 regular Remove from heat and stir m until coated lit tsp vanilla 3 cups Rice Krispies cereal 2 cups Cheerios 1 cup corn flakes 1/4 cup peanuts Press into a 13 x 9 pan, cool and cut into squares. Fellowship and lunch in Centralia CENTRALIA - On Sunday the Rev. Clare Geddes of the New United Church took the 10 a.m. ser- vice with Zion West charge joining the Centralia charge for this ser- vice. Lunch alxl fellowship fol- lowed the service. No church ser- vice will be held at Centralia until September 7 when regular services will resume at 11:30 a.m. Next Sunday Rev. Geddes will take the 10 a.m. service at Zion West church. Centralia folks are asked to join them for this worship service. Fellowship and refreshments will again follow this service. Von Overholt and several mem- bers of her family attended the christening of her grandson Aaron Christopher Tait at St. Justin R.C. church London on Sunday, August 9. Brent and Jean Caslick enter - lathed relatives and neighbours at a barbeque on Sunday evening to honour their son Gregory who was celebrating his 8th birthday. Mary Kooy was a dinner guest on Tuesday evening of Gerald and Carol Mills of Exeter. Later we paid our respects to the family of the late Jack Dickins at Hasketts Funeral home. Lucan. Sympathy goes to three sisters of Jacks all res- idents of Lucan. Bonnie Kooy. London has re - Correspondent enjoys trip HENSALL - Tom and Vanessa Cook and daughters Shannon and Sueanne's recently went to Toronto to visit Vanessa's sister Kellen and her son Luke. On the Friday evening they watched the video of their brother's wedding. On Saturday they took the children to Fantasy Land. The children had a great time going on all the ndes Summer Blowout • Does not include a stabilization, products or enrollment fee. • Medically screened • Eat regular food • Trained counsellors • Guaranteed Weight Loss maintenance HEV 1 235-3355 26 Thames Rd. E., Exeter turned home to her teaching posi- tion after spending two weeks holi- daying with her parents. Clayton and Alice Kooy. On Saturday after- noon Bonnie and grandrna Kooy at- tended a shower for Lauralee Mac- Donald (bride -elect) at St. Patricks church Saintsbury. Lauralee is a niece of Mary Kooy. Thames Road by Rhoda Rohde THAMES ROAD - Owing to a lack of interest there will be no Vacation Bible School held at the Thames Road Church during Au- gust this year. Personals Bill and Rhoda Rohde hosted a family get together on Sunday at the Church in honour of their mother Mary Thomson's 95th birthday which was in July and in honour of a lot of birthdays in the month of August. Among those at- tending were the guest of honour and 40 other guests from Exeter, Hensall, Dorchester, London, Woodham And Tavistock. Hodgert Golf Tournament The 19th annual Hodgen Golf Tournament was held Sunday. 23 golfers attended the Exeter Golf Club. ,After the game golfers and their families partook in a pot luck sup- per at Rick and Judith Parker's home. Following supper the awards were given. The top team was: Eric Ellis, Helen Hodgert, Grant Hodgen and Judith Parker. Runners up were Ross Hodgen, Michele Hodgen, Don Mayo, Jan- et Rice. Consolation prize to Alan Hodgert, Pat Hodgert, Scott Hod- gert, Shirley Hodgen; low lady - Michele Hodgen; low man, Rick Parker, high lady - Jean Hodgert, high man - Dennis Hodgen; clos- est to #3 - Alan Hodgen, longest drive on #K - Don Mayo; least putts - Grant Hodgert, least putts - Judith Parker, no putt - man - Eric Ellis, no puu lady - Diane Ellis, the Paul Runyon award - Shirley Hodgen, javlin toss award - Don Mayo. The tournament will be held on the same weekend next August at 10 - 11 a.m. Note the time change. The evening ended with a ball game, thc children vs the adults and was enjoyed by all. • • • • • ... THE EVENT ... MIDNIGHT MADNESS SALE • • • • 50% off • • • ALL SUMMER MERCHANDISE • • • Starts Thursday, August 13th 10 a.m. to Midnight and. ... It Continues .... • IR6I'F2 pat$ • fashion boutique • • • • Open 7 days a week 1 1.4 miles south of Grand Bend on Hwy. 21 238-2818 • • • • 1 Jam- ew►`'r���� -w-t% ‘t ?lie Exeter t3' District , ►" 9-feritage Foundation invites you to the opening of the historical portrait exhibit featuring 'Portraits of Eoter S Pas t " `YVed., ust 19 Wed; p.m. Old frown Mall auditorium 322 Main St. Exjter Casual Dress * Wcfreshments e -A Come and enjoy a little history, 41 i some conversation and refresh- ments as you continue to sup il - port our heritage endeavours.