Zurich Citizens News, 1965-07-22, Page 3THURSDAY, JUL.Y 22, 1.945
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11,ZRS, MAUDE HEDDEN, Editor
About People
You Know ..
(Photo by Jack Doerr)
Couple Married in Hensall Church
M.s•.. Norma Pearl Passmore,
.aug -er of 11Irs, Pearl Pass-
more. Hensall, and the late Carl
Pass_ei,re, became the bride of
Felix Rene Boogemans, son of
Mr. end Mrs. Frans Boogemans,
of Dashwood, in a ceremony
perfect sued by Rev. S. E. Lewis
in 1 eee.all United Church, Sat-
urday. July 17.
Mrs. John Turkheim, Zurich,
Turn .'ned the wedding music
and. accompanied the soloist,
Altar Elston, Centralia, who
sang "The Lord's Prayer" and
"The Lord Is My Shepherd".
Ga.en in marriage by her
brother. Ron Passmore, Lon •
-
don. the bride chose a floor -
length gown of sheer white cr-
ganza ever bridal taffeta. The
flitted bodice was fashioned with
bateaa neckline and lily -point
sleeves. The controlled skirt
was enhanced with emhroid-
ered Swiss appliques and swept
to a :hapel train, A rose -typo
lteade_ecc held a French illus-
ion • in place. She carried
a crescent of dark pink roses
.and white gardenias.
Mrs. Shirley Passmore, Lon-
don. caster -in-law of the bride,
was matron of honor. Miss
Sharon Smillie, London, and
Miss Carole Westcatt, Hamilton,
were her bridesmaids. They
were gowned alike in street -
length dresses of aqua sats
peau featuring at the back a
bateau train falling from the
neckline with a large rose at
the top. They wore rosette
headpieces of the dress mater-
ial held by a veil of the same
color and carried a cascade of
light pink roses and white
Shasta daisies.
Robert Boogemans, brother of
the groom, was hest man, and
Xavier Boogemans and Rene
Boogemans, both brothers of
the groom. ushered the guests.
A reception was held in the
church rooms where the bride's
mother received guests wearing
a pink carnation silk shantung
two-piece ensemble with match-
ing hat and corsage of dark
pink roses. She was assisted
by the groom's another, wear-
ing a golden wheat dress with
matching accessories. and cor-
sae of yellow roses.
For travelling the bride wore
a white cotton crochetted two-
piece suit with pink accessor-
ies and a corsage of pink cari
ITEMS ABOUT HENSALL
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Dilling,
of Sarnia, are on a vacation in
Europe for eight weeks. Upon
their return they will take up
residence in Scarborough where
Mr. Dilling will be educational
consultant •on the Scarborough
school boad. Harold is the son
of Mr. and Mrs, Wilbert Dilling,
of Hensall.
Miss Sandra Troyer, a grad-
uate of Wells Academy, Lon•
don, has accepted a position
with Clarkson & Gordon, chart-
ered accountants, London.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoy,
Michael and Billy, are on a
two weeks' vacation.
Allan Reid is holidaying with
two weeks vacation.
Miss Mary Payne, of London,
spent the week -end at her home
here.
The regular meeting of the
Kippen East WI will be held
on Wednesday, July 28, in the
the cottage at Homestead
Heights at 8 o'clock. Hostesses
will be Mrs. Harry Caldwell
and Mrs. Glenn Bell. Miss Mar-
garet Chesney, of Seaforth, will
show p i c t u r es of her trip
through the west.
Miss Patsy Van Wieren, of
Hensall, is holidaying this week
nations. Following the wedding
trip to Florida the couple will
reside in Burlington.
Guests were present from
Hamilton, Burlington, Delhi,
Aylmer, London, Dashwood,
Grand Bend, Exeter, Zurich
Mr. and Mrs. Frans Booge-
mans entertained the Booge-
mans-Passmore wedding party
following rehearsal Friday
night at the home of Mrs. Pearl
Passmore.
with her aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Van Wieren,
Mrs. T. Lavender, district
commissioner; Mrs. Bob Baker,
captain of Hensall Girl Guides,
and Jane Smith and Margie
Allan, Girl Guides, are camp-
ing this week at Glen Mac, near
Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. Ecl Little are
leaving this week -end for Este -
van, Sask., where he will man-
age a sales lot for Dennis Port.
or. Ed, a life-long resident of
the village, and was formerly
on the staff of General Coach
Works here.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Cook
and family are vacationing at
Turnbull's Grove.
Mrs. Jack Consitt, Larry, Billy
and Dwight spent last week
vacationing at the Shepherd
Cottage, at Ipperwash.
Mrs. May Gates, of Burling-
ton, was a week -end guest with
Mrs. Pearl Passmore.
Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Pyette
and Jane have returned from a
pleasant vacation at Honey
Harbour.
Union services were observed
in Carmel Presbyterian Church
Sunday last with Hensall, Unit-
ed Church worshipping with
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Little and
Cheryl visited with their daugh-
ter, Marcia, at Blenheim, over
the week -end.
them. Rev. John C. Boyne,
minister, for his sermon topic
spoke on "Is Christ's Teaching
Impractical?" The choir, under
direction of Mrs, Beatrice Hess,
sang for their selection, "I Will
Sing",
Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Taylor
were plesantly surprised at
their home Wednesday eve-
ning when 20 neighbors and
friends gathered to present
them with a farewell gift, a
purse of money, prior to their
leaving to take up residence in
Exeter at the end of July.
Harry Horton spoke briefly and
made the presentation. A so-
cial evening was held and
lunch served. Mrs. E. Chip -
chase was in charge of arrange-
ments.
Miss Linda Mock is a patient
in Toronto General Hospital, in
the private patients' pavilion.
Miss Margaret Smillie re-
ceived word that she has been
successful in her year's work
at College of Education in To.
receiving her type "A"
teaching certificate. Margaret
will be teaching high school in
Toronto in September.
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