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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-09-09, Page 8adanac images MR. AND MRS, WILLIAM C. FARQUHAR photo by Philips MR, AND MRS. EVERT VAN SLIGTENHORST photo by Philips MR. AND MRS. DONALD W. BAKER Times-Advocate, September 9,, 1971 CalvinCollege, Grand Rapids, Mich,, and the bride is presently in her final year at the University of Western Ontario. Va4e1 g'e9eeit St. Boniface Roman Catholic Church, Zurich, decorated with pink and white gladioli and mums, was the setting for the wedding of Sharon Anne Regier and Donald William Baker when Father A. Durand performed the double-ring ceremony, August 28, 1971. The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Anthony T. Regier, Detroit, and the groom's parents are Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Baker, Dashwood, Sister of the bride, Mrs. Marilyn Durand, was matron of honor; bridesmaids were Mrs. Sharon Rau, Mrs. Lynne Bockenstette, Mrs. Carol Baker and Sandra Baker, while Bonnie Baker acted as the flower girl. They wore dresses of pink and intermittent floral stripes with pink velvet trimming. Pink, miniature carnations in their hair and colonial bouquets of car- nations and mums completed their outfits. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown fashioned of Swiss embroidered organza with attached train. Her shoulder length veil was held by a two-tiered crown of pearls and her bouquet was of pink roses and stephanotis. The wedding music was provided by Mrs. Patricia Meidinger of Zurich. Groomsman was Ronald Mason, and Anthony D. Regier, Ken Baker, Dave Durand and Gary Baker ushered the gues The reception was held at t Dashwood Community Centre with Ken Ducharme and Bluewater Playboys supplying the music. Master of ceremonies was Larry Mason. After a honeymoon through northern Michigan and Ontario the couple will reside at Shipka. For travelling the bride wore a navy and white pant dress with red accessories. MARRIED AT WOODHAM CHURCH — Donna Dickey and Fred Brock were recently united in marriage at Woodham United Church with Rev. John King officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Dickey, Woodham, arKt Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Brock, Crediton are the parents of the groom. photo by Harvey McDowell Mr. & Mrs. Rowe Dinney, , Toronto visited with Mrs. Thomas Dinney and other relatives for the weekend. Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Jones have returned from spending a week with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Mclnroy of Windsor. CELEBRATES 92ND BIRTHDAY Last week, Mrs. Mary Iledley, seated centre, of Edward Street, was entertained by her neighbors at the home of Maletta Schenk, on the occasion of her 92nd birthday. Shown with her are Mrs, Orville Cann, Mrs, John Selves, Mrs. Stanley Coward, Mrs. N. G. Clarke, Mrs. L. Raeburn•Gibson and the hostess, T.A. photo MR. AND MRS. THOMAS K. 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Reg. 89e Special Open Friday Night Until 9:00 E2Christies SODAS Salted tb. box 83' Cracker Barrel CHEESE Old white or Coloured 12 oz. 83' Ontario Good Size CANTALOUPE 3/$1 Ontario No. 1 CARROTS 31b. bag 2.5‘ Beige or Spice PANTY HOSE One Size Pits all 2/ 1 te summer weddings , p.,,,,.. bride's costume. Her bouquet present from Exeter, Mop, etOwn, was a nosegay of white gladioli Toronto, petals with gardenia trim and Montreal, The Wellington p,E.J. and wedding s?,4. M Z7t./(1•411-ee.. . _ . ofary Wilma dainty blue and white streamers. After a two. week vacation in MacDonald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Pierre Paquin of Val d'Qr, the Bahamas Mr. and Mrs, jPe.440.Iy.,n, asnond ofDmourg.lansnd Emircsb,aBrd. sisters MacDonald of Wellington •P,E.L of the bride, were her, j13°1-rOMSsaYiri'd, Mw joinl t r ebael Quliev,ing in . Mrs. F. MacDonald, Wellington Quebec, and Miss Pearl Marie D. Jermyn, Exeter, took place attendants, They were gowned August 28,1971 in the chapel of St, alike in peasant style dresses of Kevin's Church, Montreal, with pale blue and white dotted crepe Rev. McKenna officiating, with blue smocking trim at the The bride chose a gown of waistline and wristbands. They glistening white crepe satin in carried flowers similar to the pantsuit style with floorlength brides. redingote trimmed with eyelet The groom was. attended by lace and baby blue ribbon, A hood Gordon Hogg of Montreal. Warren of matching satin and lace trim Connor, also of Montreal, formed the headpiece of the ushered the guests who were Exchange vows at la residing at 197 Ann Street, Exeter. The groom is employed in the accounting department of Boise Cascade Limited, Hensall, and the bride is the supervisor of Exeter Nursery School, cogedert - Velalog Against a setting of white gladioli, shasta daisies and blue candles, William Charles Farquhar took Linda Mary Bourne as his bride at Caven Presbyterian Church with Rev. Glen Wright officiating, Linda is the daughter of L. E. (Mike)'Bourne and the late Mrs. Bourne of Exeter, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Farquhar of Exeter, Elaine Westlake was the soloist and she was accompanied by Robert McIntosh who also played traditionaloran. wedding music on the g Given in marriage by her father, the bride was lovely in an A-line gown of white crepe with full sleeves and trimmed with tiny buttons. A Queen Anne style headpiece held a long veil edged and appliqued with lace. She carried pink sweetheart roses and baby's breath. Maid of honor was "tynda Litt while Donpa Bourne and Lynne Farquhar weeethe bridesmaids. They wore azure blue georgette dresses with empire waists and were accented with vest-like overlay of white lacevAttending the groom was best man Peter Lawson and ushers Bill Bourne api Bill Fairbairn. A reception at the Exeter Legion Hall followed the ceremony. For a wedding trip to Eastern Ontario the bride changed to a light blue pantsuit with white accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Farquhar are 0 9,teeft - Selteg4 Marjorie Eleanor Schenk, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Schenk, Dashwood, was recently married to Robert William Green, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Green, Huron Park, at a ceremony at Exeter United Church with Rev. Hugh C. Wilson officiating. The bride was given in marriage by her brother, Jack Schenk, and wore a lace over polyester crepe gown in Empire lines. The couple were attended by Doris Webb, wearing a dress of green organza, and Joseph Wragg. After a reception at the Dominion Hotel, Zurich, Mr. & Mrs. Green left for a honeymoon in the north. They will reside at Huron Park. rot fr INK aft ei241g See‘oet Jo Anne Elliott, Zurich, and Evert Van Sligtenhorst, Tara, exchanged wedding vows at Goshen United Church, August 21, with Rev. Heuther and Mr. Morrison conducting the service, The parents of the young couple are Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Elliott and Mr. and Mrs. Evert Van Sligtenhorst, Sr. Escorted by her father, the bride entered the church, which was decorated with candles and white and pink gladioli, wearing an empire-styled gown of georgette over delustered satin. The trimming on the gown and train was eyelekmnbroidery and pal&blue ribbon. Slie''Ivore a ).) finger-tip' -veil and carried a basket of pink roses and sprays of blue cornflowers. Mrs, John Taras wav the matron of honor, Mrs. James Kerton was bridesmaid and Julie and Jill Armstrong acted as the junior bridesmaids. They were gowned alike in silk organza over satin dresses, trimmed with daisies, with blue picture hats. They carried gathering baskets with pink carnations and corn- flowers. William Elliott, brother of the bride, sang traditional wedding solos. Attending the groom were Abe Van Sligtenhorst and Rick Van Sligtenhorst, while Larry Pfaff and John Kreeft ushered the guests. After the wedding reception, which was held in the church parlours, the newly-weds left for a northern honeymoon, the bride wearing a sheer nylon dress in shades of brown and white with brown accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Van Sligtenhorst will reside in Cobourg. The groom is a graduate of Sun Shop Grand Bend Open Daily 10:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. including weekends Phone 238-2511 Amosompoloramommilamilli 1) Couple feted for anniversary Mr, & Mrs. Thomas K. Patten RR 3, Lucan, Ontario celebrated their golden wedding an- niversary one month early due to family travel. To celebrate the event, the couple were feted at an an- niversary mass celebrated by Rev. Father J. McGraw at St. Patrick's Church, Lucan, followed by dinner and open house at the Shillelagh Motor Hotel in Lucan. Mr. and Mrs. Patten are residents of Biddulph township. Formerly Genevieve Marie ( Eva) Kelly, the bride of 50 years ago is the eldest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly, Dublin. Her husband, a son of the late Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Patten, Lucan, was born on a farm adjoining the one where the couple still reside. The late Rev. Father T. Noonan, priest of St. Patrick's, Dublin, married the couple on September 28, 1921. Although Mr. Patten has ceased to do the heavy operation of the farm, he still does the lighter work. The couple have four daughters -Mrs. Marie Butler,London, Mrs. Florence Charette,London, Mrs. Rose Ortiz, Ottawa and Miss Bernice Patten, London. Eleven grand- children complete the family circle. Among the congatulatory messages received were those from Premier W. Davis and W. Stewart MPP for Middlesex. 11 A doer nil ea The Times-Advocate is happy to wish Happy Birth- day to MRS. BERTHA JINKS, Hensall, 88, September 13. If you know anyone who would like their birthday to appear in this column please let us know. ,11 A.,