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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-12-09, Page 11r. MR. AND MRS. JACOB HQVIUS JR, photo by 47gel i•-owt.tinaV4rwci. zim-oNigiatvo;?..4*^;«io-cq..w.til*,*a?§.4qwq,i‘itz?!.* a cl?..c*,*.t7Kte • SMALL • DRYERS • APPLIANCES • TOYTOWN OPEN In Our Basement Beavers Hardware The Carpenters Will Show You the Way to Our Complete Selection for Boys and Girls Giftwares at the rear Use Our Back Door If You Wish of the store . • . Ci :tel;; EXETER • • 4 WANT LOW PRICES? Step Through the Mess And We'll Make It Worth Your Effort On • DISHWASHERS • RANGES • REFRIGERATORS !: • WASHERS Prices Were Never Better! 235-1033 MAIN ST. c=?AitqAi el7id c u tql:si=ite4 t:?tii cis cA?•Ai ‘;:?=4 *tx • EI Westinghouse -eaA, Aoefiall/oeeadeete • •••••• '' • ' ........................ Thre-Actvocate, Oece.raber 9,, 1971 • Pao, 11 . ; . • • * . .. . . 0.0.,.*•....,. .. ..... ...,p_ . Villi. merroGooNoviicoloN at EI Matador Hotel Acapulco or Ba ja" Tao Barbados Feb, 27 to March 5 MR. AND MRS. 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AND MRS. KENNETH R. CLARKE tow#Awiciizipz#1*.A.,,or tow.#14.:towillwwfiw.:toutictvzowow:tiy4 qa0044.-, S&:-PotO't Candelabra, baskets of pink carnations, snapdragons and white mums were the setting for a pretty wedding of Brenda lyfarie Skinner and Jacob. Hovius Jr., at Elimville United Church. The bride's parents are Mr, and Mrs. Ross Skinner, R.R. 1, Centralia and the groom is the son of Mr. & Mrs. Jacob liovius Sr, of R.R4, liensall, The double ring ceremony took place November 27 with Rev, S. Miner officiating, Mrs, Philip Johns performed the wedding music and the soloist, Elaine Johns sang "0 Perfect Love." The bride, escorted by her father, wore a gown of white lagoda crepe with empire waistline, full sleeves and wide cuffs. The mandarin collar and bottom of the skirt, which fell into a full train, were trimmed with appliqued daisies, The shoulder length veil was scalloped and gathered to a headpiece of white lace petals and seed pearls, She carried a white Bible crested with a pink and white orchid, white stephanotis and pink rosebuds, Bridal attendants, Mary Prance, Kay Hovius, sister of the groom, and Susan Parsons, cousin of the bride, were gowned in floor length dresses of hot pink polyester crepe styled similarly to the bride's. They wore tiny pink rosebuds in their hair and carried white fur muffs accented with deep pink rosebuds. Twin brother and sister of the bride were ring bearer and flower girl. The latter was gowned similarly to the other bridal attendants, and the former wore a black suit with pink shirt of the same material as the bridesmaid's dresses. Best man was Al Weiberg. Ushers were Larry Skinner, brother of the bride, and Albert Hovius, brother of the groom. The wedding dinner was served in the church parlors and a reception was held later at Exeter Legion Hall. For travelling to the Southern Stales, the bride wore a turquoise pantsuit ensemble trimmed with matching lace with black ac- cessories. The couple will reside at R.R. 1 Hensall on No. IV Highway, Prior to her marriage the bride was honored at several showers hosted by Miss Mary Prance; cousins, by Susan Parsons and Shirley Wilkinson; relatives, by Mrs. Frances Kints, and co- workers at Pennington's where the bride was employed, A community shower was also held at Elimville church parlors, 94aexet - 'edell Against a background of candlelabra, baskets of pink and white mums and gladioli in Dash- wood Zion Lutheran Church, Iris Kathryne Marie Becker and Michael John Gravel were united in marriage by the Reverend E,E. Steinman, November 27, 1971. Ther parents are Mr. and Mrs. Valentine L. Becker, Dashwood, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gravel, Hanmer. While Miss Helen Nadiger played the wedding music, the bride was escorted down the aisle by her father, She wore a logoda empired styled gown, Guipure lace trimmed the houltant sleeves, the hemline of the skirt and the soft flowing train which fell from the waist. Her cathedral veil of silk illusion was held by a Coral headpiece and she carried a bouquet of white cymbidum orchids, pink roses, baby's breath and ivy. Ginny Parr, Toronto, was maid of honor , while Valerie Syer and Betty Gravel, sister of the groom, were bridesmaids. The bride's goddaughter, Elizabeth Irwin was junior bridesmaid. They wore empire gowns of deep purple velvet with bodices interlaid with mauve chiffon. Tiny rosebuds in their hair complemented their outfits and their bouquets were miniature mauve carnations intertwined with ivy. Mrs. Mary Ann Desjardine, Guelph, was the soloist. Larry Webster was best man; Paul Cleator and Fred Rut ushered the guests. Brother of the groom, Martin Gravel, was junior usher. After a reception at the Dash- wood Community Centre the newly-weds left on a honeymoon to the Eastern States the bride wearing a blue and white plaid hooded dress with dark brown accessories. The bride was previously employedwith the City of Toronto in the Department of Public Health Nursing, and the groom is presently employed as a health inspector with the Peterborough County-City Health Unit. They will reside at 453 Mont- calm Drive, Peterborough. The bride was feted to several showers prior to her wedding. They were hosted by former roommate Ginny Parr and Mrs. J.M, Parr; Nancy Diane and Nancy Becker; and the staff of Montrose Public School in Toronto, Iris and Michael were also given a presentation by the Peterborough County-City Health Unit. eea,t4e - Fuca Dianne E. Breen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Breen, Centralia, and Kenneth R. Clarke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Clarke, R R 3, Zurich, were united in marriage at Centralia United Church, November 27, 1971. Reverend John Beaton performed the ceremony against a background of baskets of pink and white mums and carnations and pink candles. Mrs. Florence Hodgins played the wedding music and ac- companied the soloist, Robert Lammie. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown fashioned from crystal peau with guipure ribboned lace trimming the neckline, bodice, sleeves and skirt, The same lace outlined the chapel length detachable train and the tiered scalloped French illusion veil was held by a double lace crown. Her flowers were baby pink roses, carnations and starflowers with white velvet streamers. Mary Lou Breen and Dianne Clarke, the bridal attendants, wore gowns of deep purple velvet and lavender chiffon. The best man was Richard Thiel, and Ron Clarke and Bruce Breen were ushers, After the reception held at Crediton Community Centre, the bride changed to a navy and q*A K CPg qt • AccuMatic • Automatic Fine Tuning • Automatic Chroma Control • AccuColor Picture Tube • Perma Chrome Shadow Mask • Automatic Scene Control • Power Grid VHF Tuner • Tone Control • Stay-Set Volume Control • Solid Copper Circuits Exeter Electric 235-0730 YOUR PICA VICTOR DEALER 311 Main South Exeter 0*C0**(MitiVAMCCCOM*C#4*:#4444****114:0 brown Aztec print hot pants outfit with brown accessories for a wedding trip to Niagara Falls. The couple's new address will be R R 3, Zurich. Showers for the bride were given at Dashwood Community Centre hosted by Dianne Clark, Mrs. Jean Clarke and Mrs. Marg Clarke; and at Centralia United church by friends and neighbors of Centralia. The groom is employed at Hay Township Municipal Telephone System in Zurich. Recitencidoo- Side The marriage of Sandra Jean Snider and Peter Murray Richardson took place at the Mary Ellen Chapel, Grand Bend, Friday evening., December 3, 1971, Rev. Hugh Wilson officiated at the candle light ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Snider, Exeter, are parents of the bride, The groom is the son of Drs. Clifford and Frieda Richardson, Toronto. The bride, given in marriage by her father chose her sister, — Please turn to page 12