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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-09-25, Page 6Page 6 September 25, 1985 vriP sem 4.. 4 44$r MR. AND MRS. GREG LAWRENCE On July 6, 1985, Carleen Gail Desjardine and Gregory Allen Lawrence, exchanged vows of love befgre family and friends at the Grand Bend United Church with Rev. Robert Peebles of- ficiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Desjardine and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lawrence, all of Huron Park. Matron of honour was Deb- bie Lawrence, EX,eter. Flowergirl was Sonya Smith, Huron Park. Best man was Bob Lawrence, Ex- eter and ringbearer was Michael Desjardine, Calgary. Guests were were seated by the bride's brothers Lee Desjardine, Zurich and Harvey Desjardine, Calgary. After a wonderful reception, the couple honeymooned in Niagara Faits. They now reside in Huron Pork. Photo by Gary Walden Geneva bells ring out my • Presbyterianism to hundreds of young people, many with punk rock hairdos and dress, sat sipping beer or coffee, or maybe even munching on a Big Mac because, yes, McDonalds was there! Our first need was a hotel, and our son-in-law hunted up one that was small, but immaculately clean. Because our rooms had no T.V. or minibar, the price was more than right... about $80.00 Canadian. There was one drawback, a large casement window that faced out on a narrow lane, not more than 15 or 20 feet wide. The problem was another window on the other side/of the lane directly across from us belonging to people who partied long into the night, and had it not been for our trusty sleep- ing pills we would have not got much rest. Let me hasten to say that I am not addicted to sleeping pills, but I've learned never to travel without them It was with regret that we pulled out of the peaceful little village of Sanaan in pastoral Switzerland, but the days, passing too quickly, had brought us to the time when our thoughts were beginning to turn homeward. Boarding a train that was roomy and comfortable we were transported through magnificent scenery for a two hour ride to the city of Montreux on the western end of Lake Geneva. Nere, for the first time, we viewed the regular pattern of vineyards and their retaining walls that create a land- scape all its own. The style of the buildings changed, too, for Montreux is a city of modern and old French ar- chitecture Which lies gracefully along the shore of the lake, resembling a Mediterranean town. From Montreux we rode another train into Geneva, following the shoreline of Lake Geneva and pass- ing through Lausanne. Again, we ex- perienced a change of landscape, some of it reminding us of our own s Switzerland, the bustle and noise of the carnival -like atmosphere almost caused culture shock. : It Seems to me... Ontario. We moved smoothly into Geneva's railway station, an ex- tremely busy terminal on several levels, and then, after walking through a short tunnel, we found ourselves up on Mont Blanc Rue. After the peaceful week in rural by Gwyn Whilsmith There were street musicians, organ grinders, a merry-go-round, dozens of daring kids _darting in and out on soundless roller skates, and blocks of small tables under bright umbrellas. Crowds of people, from elderly men with canes, and grey haired matrons, since sleep is absolutely essential if I'm going to get the most out of any trip. In any event, long before we went to bed, we were out prowling around, trying to get the feel of this most famous of cities which is about the size of Ottawa and not difficult f,o ex - Please turn to page 7 1 G1.()1: I I 1.1.1:"s ol 01 Nit A STORE FULL .OF BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE On the Main Street of Dublin 345-2250 Free Delivery SEPTEMBER FOOD SPECIALS • $ more in-store s • ecials We Deliver! Phone 235-0212 MR. AND MRS. MURRAY JOHNS Elizabeth Ann Dearing and Mur- ray Earl Johns were united in marriage .;uly 27, 1985 at Exeter United Church by Rev: Richard W. Hawley. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Dearing, RR 1 Exeter, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Johns, RR 1 Centralia. The matron of honour was Susan Muller and best man was Dave Dykeman. The bridesmaids were Lois Dykeman, Lori Johns and Dionne Dearing and guests were ushered by Rob Morley, Peter Dearing and Preston Dearing. The flowergirls were Amy Dear- ing and Kerry Dykeman and ringbearer wos Brian Parsons. After a honeymoon in Western Canada, 'the couple is now residing at 69 Mill St., Exeter. Photo by Jack Doerr 4 - •0 MR. AND MRS. DENNIS MASSE Donna May MacDonald and Den- nis Anthony Masse exchanged marriage vows September 14, 1985 at Crediton United Church with Rev. Brian Elder officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Ethel MacDonald, RR 1 Crediton and Mr. and Mrs. Elzer Masse, RR 3 Zurich are parents of the groom. The maid of honour was Vicky Clarke and Sharon Glan- ville wos matron of honour. Bridesmaids were Bobbie DeKort and Maureen Stanlake. Jennifer Masse was flowergirl, Gregory Glanville was ringbearer and Dwayne Glanville was Bible bearer. The groomsman was Russell Hayter and guests were ushered by Ron Masse. Dennis MacDonald, and Mark Masse. The bride was given in marriage by family friend Tom White. The couple is residing at 212 Prince Arthur in Centralia. 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