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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1966-12-22, Page 20Area brides choose winter dates Pegs 20 Tirnos-Advocate, December22, 1966 MR. AND MRS, BRIAN G. SWEIT1ER Will live in Toronto Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Arthur Schiff are on a weddine trip to Porto Valerdo, Mexico following their marriage in Toronto. The bride is the former Norma Joan Chapman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Camp- bell Chapman, Grand Bend. The groom is the son of ee and Mrs. David Schiff, Kitchener. Mrs. R. R. Moore of Calgary, the bride's sister, was her only, attendant. Tee groom is professor of law at University of Toronto and the bride is en the staff of Finch Ave. School, North Toronto. 0 ff Seeefi..ere n.OireeeeKei In Ottawa. December 3 at two Wriest, the well ice of Angela Boerne Gay McAvany. Montreal, Quebec acrd Brian Guy .Sweitzer of Exeter was sOlemeizee by the father of the bride in a pretty double ring ceremony at theCFB Chapel. Station Uplands where the altar was adorned with blue and white flower arrangements. Aegela is the seeerel daughter of Squadron Leader. the Re e. J. H. MeA :any and Mrs, el .Avariy formerly of Cele. Centralia and Brian is the only son of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Sweitzer, Exeter, The bride was lovely in a street-length all-white ensemble trimmed with tiny satin buttons and loops• the long sleeved scal- loped jacket being outlined with twisted silk braid. Her small velvet headdress and suede ac- cessories were in royal blue and. she carried an orchid with royal blue streamers on a white Bible. Miss Darlynne eicAvany was bridesmaid for her sister, wear- ing a light blue two-piece cos- tume with small matching hat and pastel grey accessories. She carried a nosegay of white mums. Mr. Bob Higgins, of Exeter, friend of the groom. was best man and M -. Peter McLeod, Exeter, was usher, Squadron Leader Ron Pattison, Ottawa. was the organist. A reception following the cere- mony was held in the Uplands Officers Mess where the bride's mother. wear ing a two piece dress o± deep garnet and black brocade with matching hat, black accessories and a white gardenia, welcomed guests. She was as- sisted by the mother of the groom who wore a dress of wool cash- mere chiffon in exotic green with grey feathered hat, black acces- sories and white gardenia. Guests present for the occas- sloe were Starr. Jewel and Mel- ody Me Avan y, sisters of the bride; Mr. and Mrs. B. Burns, Brockville. grandparents; Mr. W. Sweitzer, grandfather of the groom; Mrs. D. L Quinlevan, Grand Bend; Miss Aerie Fair- bairn, Exeter and Mr. David McLean, Ottawa. For travelling, the bride ehanged to a woolen frosted apricot dress with belled sleeves. over-shoulder scarf, reeve:leg hat and black acces- sories. The young couple are residing in Exeter. Sour4-Reeted4 Shirley Victoria Reynolds, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Reynolds,RR 1 Hensel', and Fred- erick Cearles Raymond Smith, son of Mr. Cecil Smith, RR 1 Crediton, and the late Mrs. Smith, exchanged marriage vows in James Street United Church on Saturday, December 17 at 2 pm with Rev. S. E. Lewis officiating. Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a floor-length gown of traditional white with m et chine train and shoulder- length bouffant veil, Her flowers were coral and white carnations, Miss Kathryn Oke, RR 3 Ex- eter, was maid of honor wearing a coral floor-length sheath with matching headpiece. She carried white and coral carnations. Robert Reynolds; Brantford, brother of the bride, was best man and Douglas Jeffery ushered guests. A reception was held in the Legion Bali, Hensall. For travelling the bride wore a dark brown double knit suit with corsage of yellow roses and white mems. Mr. and Mrs. Smith will live in Dashwood. Previous to her wedding the bride was honored at a miscel- laneees shower in Exeter Legion Hall Lades Auxiliary room. Co- hostesses were Mergaret Wragg and Emma Oke. Over 70 friends, neighbors and relatives atteedee. A reading was given by Ruth Jeffery. Several contests were played and the address was read by Kathryn Oke. 'Je2Uy4-'elfee't At 2: 30 Saturday afternoon, De- cember 17. amidst a setting of miniature Christmas trees re- flecting their blue lights on bas- kets of white and blue tinted mums. Shirley Dianne Faber and peter Francis DeWys exchanged rings and vows in Parkview Unit- ed Church Stratford with Rev. Howard K. plant officiating, The bride's parents are Mr. & Mrs. Egbert Faber of Kippen. The groom is the son of Mr. & Mrs, George De Wys of Strat- ford. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor length gown of white peau-de- faille fashioned with lily point sleeves and portrait neckline and accented with Alencon lace as was the waist also. The gently controlled skirt ended in a double train. The main centre of atten- tion was focused on the detach- able cathedral train cascading from a tailored bow at the back and accented by the same Alencon lace appliques. To complete her bridal outfit, the bride wore a tiered silk illusion fingertip veil held in place by a petal rosette of peau-de-faille edged with tiny seed pearls. She carried a shower bouquet of red roses, trailing white ribbon dotted with white baby mums. Miss Sandra Bolton was maid of honor, senior bridesmaid, Mrs. Carol Penhale, sister of the bride, bridesmaids Miss Eleanor Wright and Miss Emma oesch and junior bridesmaid Miss Patricia Anne Faber. The bridal attend- ants provided a colorful back- ground in their floor length gowns of chiffon velvet, the maid of honour in American Beauty and the bridesmaids in royal blue. The basic sheath style feature an empire waist accented with braid and rosettes of powder blue and puff sleeves. They wore matching petal rosette head- pieces of chiffon velvet edged with seed pearls accented by a tiered s i 1 k illusion shoulder- length veil and they carried cas- cade bouquets of tinted mums, white carnations and large white satin bows to match their dres- ses. Flower girl, Wendy Penhale, niece of the bride wore a short white chiffon velvet dress with full skirt and cummerbund of am- erican beauty velvet. Her head- piece was similar to that of the other attendants, in American beauty and she carried a nosegay of roses and white streamers. Groomsmen were George DeWys, brother of the groom and Leonard Rolston. Guests were ushered by Kenneth Faber, broth- er of the bride and Joseph Clif- ford Richard Penhale, nephew of the bride, was junior usher. Mas- ter James yeli was ringbearer and carried the rings on a white, satin heart-shaped pillow. Organist was Miss Lynda Rader, cousin of the bride and Miss Joan Sinclair was soloist. She sang the Wedding Prayer just before the close of the wedding service and 0 Perfect Love during the signing of the register. The bride's mother received the guests in a street length dress of gold chiffon over taffeta with hat of beige with gold brocade and black accessories. She wore a corsage of pink cymbiduim or- chids. The groom's mother wore a powder blue dress of metallic oyous ipis [les a /*/ ;4 572./ Chaff 'aided the Wi4e n. /a aidtmad loy anal peace ever ia.nt or you ant yatst.1 in al days Co come. I RW N 'S Ladies' Wear MRS. G.E. BOYLE, ROBERT IRWIN, MRS. GRACE WURM, MRS. MABEL SKINNER 235-0700 EXETER teeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaeeeeeteee teereee tee teeeeteeeeteeteeeteetefteeeleieteer • photo by Jack Doerr MR. AND MRS. FREDERICK C. R. SMITH (day ry ;40, r` yrf ;47 /,;(*M1#',, • , • f". The holiday season is here . . and in the midst of all the merry, making, we'd like to extend best wishes and greetin gs to our friends. 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