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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1972-06-15, Page 10FAGS 10 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS TIIiIRSDAY, JUNE 15, 1972 a DASINOOD M riled i Exeter HOFFMAN - DAVIS Trivitt Memorial Anglican Church, Exeter, was the scene of a very pretty wedding, Sat- urday, June 3, at 3 p.m, when the Rev. Dr. H.R. Rokeby Thomas, rector of St. Patrick's Sainsbury, united in marriage Heather Marie only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis, Centralia to James Gordon, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. T. Harry Hoffman, Dashwood. Baskets of white gladioli, shasta daisies and large blue commercial mums with white candelebra formed the back- ground for the double ring cere- mony, Mr. David Elston, Cent- ralia, cousin of the bride was organist and accompanied the grooms father who sang "The Wedding Prayer and also the groom's sister-in-law, Mrs. Robert Hoffman who sang "Ave Maria" and "Walk Hand in Hand." Given in marriage by her father the bride looked truly radiant in her floor length gown of white chiffon. Simplicity, with a touch of elegance could only describe this gown. The bodice with empire waistline was highlighted by a Victorian neckline and full wristlength Juliet sleeves caught by a cuff, enhanced with sprays of flowery Swiss guipure lace appliques. The lovely skirt formed its own cathedral length train which draped gracefully from the mid - waist. To complete her outfit the bride wore a fingertip illus- ion veil which was caught by a dainty headpiece made of pet- als and flowers of the same matching Swiss guipure lace. She carried a white Bible with a spray of bridal pink sweetheart roses and streamers. Her Bible was a gift from the Clarence Davis family for the bride's R. N. A , graduation. Matron of honour was the bride's aunt, Mrs. Ralph Simp- son, of London. Maid of honour was Miss Gloria Meyer, a cousin from London. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Jack Taylor, Exeter, sister of the groom, Mrs. Wayne Love, Varna, Miss Susan Lilley, Kom- oka, and junior bridesmaid, Miss Nancy Kerby, Traverse City, Michigan, Flower girl was Miss Donna McFalls, Centr- alia, all cousins of the bride. They all wore floor length gowns in pale blue chiffon, made sim- ilar to the brides with white (pnoto by Jack Doerr) Anglican Church daisies trimming the empire waistlines. Each carried gather- ing baskets filled with pale blue carnations, shasta daisies, and baby's breath with white stream- ers. All wore individual clusters of pale blue baby's breath in their hair and wore silver lockets gifts of the bride. Best man was Jim Hayter, , Goderich. Ushers were Michael Davis, Centralia, brother of the bride. Bob Hoffman and Bill Hoffman, Dashwood, broth- ers of the groom. George Keller, Dashwood, Jeff Young, Lucan, Junior ushers, cousin of the bride and Jeffrey Taylor, Exeter, nephew of the groom was ring bearer. All wore white dinner jackets and black pants with pale blue ruffled shirts which snatched the female attendants dresses, Each wore matching blue buttoniers. For the smorgasbord wedding dinner for 230 guests held at the Lucan Memorial Arena, the bride's mother received guests in a soft pink floor length chiffon gown with a corsage of sweetheart roses and miniature carnations in shades of pink. The groom's mother assisted in a floral sheer floor length gown in shades of yellow with a corsage of yellow sweetheart roses. Each wore floral sprays in their hair to match their corsages, Also assisting were the bride's grandmothers, Mrs. George McFalls, Centralia who was celebrating her 70th birthday that day, wore a floor length gown of pale blue and mauve chiffon with a pink sweetheart rose corsage, Mrs, Heber Davis in a pale mauve crepe floor length gown with chiffon sleeves with a pale yellow rose corsage, also the bride's step great grandmother, Mrs. Richard Dickins, of Exeter, in a floor length floral mod print crepe gown with a yellow miniature roses in her corsage, For the two week vacation in Hawaii, the bride left in a long white crimplene gown in sailor style with red trim and navy accessories. A red carnation corsage completed her ensemble The groom also chose an outfit in matching colours of the brides with a red buttonaire. On their return the couple will reside in Dashwood, 000000000000011 WOMEN'S INSTITUTE The Family and Consumer Affairs Committee with Mrs, Stuart Wolfe convener, was in charge of the June meeting of the Dashwood Women's Institute. Mothers were spec- ial guests and the 4-11 girls presented a fashion parade of sleepwear. They also had a display. The leaders, Mrs, Gordon Bender, and Mrs. Lloyd Beav- er, Mrs, Earl Keller and Mrs., Ray Rader were presented gifts in appreciation for their work with the girls. Gifts were pres- ented to the firls as well. Susan Grigg for her 6th project; Adrienne Van Raay for her 12th; and Mrs. Earl Keller for advanced honors, The same leaders will teach "The Third Meal." Mrs. Gordon Bender, presid- ent, dealt with the business, The articles for the fall fair were discussed. One hundred and four dollars and fifty cents were reported collected for the Red Cross. The London Area Convention will be held at the Banqueteer, October, 26 and 27. Mrs. 1 -toward Maier gave a detailed report of the District Annual, h'lrs, Stuart Wolfe was chair - lady for the program. Roll Call was answered by naming "Little Things that Make Life Beautiful," Mrs. Rosaleen Schenk discussed the motto, "Don't let yesterday take up too much of today." Mrs. Earl Keller gave a reading. Jack Gaiser and Stanley Haist ent- ertained with guitar and sing- ing. The group was divided into • four and a symposium held with discussion of teenagers, yester- day and today, under the foll- owing headings, - Family Relationships, Clothing and Hair Syles; Horne and Manage- ment. The group in charge served lunch. Charles Martene, of Zion Lutheran church was a lay delegate to the convention of the Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod, at Waterloo Lutheran Police Report (continued from page 1) at his cottage at Windy Hills Sub -division (Highway 21) his vehicle was struck by a 1966 dark blue Mustang which left the scene. This happened in the early morning of rune 10, Constable Ed Wilcox investig- ated and received a complaint from Terrance Barden, of Detroit, Mich., that his veh- icle had also been struck over- night by the same hit and run vehicle. Damage estimated at $700. known. A Doe and it's fawn were killed at 2.30 a, m. rune 10, on Concession 6 & 7 of Hay Township, Damage to the vehicle operated by John Coult- is, of Varna was estimated at $50. by Constable Dale Lamont, Vehicles operated by Charles McArthur, Exeter, Byran Reid, London, and Robert Parsons, Highway 4, South, Exeter, who was pulling a horse trailer, were in collision in the vicinity of Parson's driveway at 12 noon, rune 10. Damage estimated by Constable Ed Wilcox, at $2, 025 A reminder to hitchhikers, although this dangerous and undesirable habit is not totally illegal, Correspondent: Mrs. Ervin Rader University last week. Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Reste- mayer accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brun, Park- hill, attended the Thompson - McKinnon wedding reception at Bridgeport, Saturday even- ing, Supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. David Rader on Sunday were, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rader and family, Mary -Jo and Shelley howe, London; and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller and girls, Zion. Misses Mary -Jo and Shelley THE 1-Iowe, London, were weekend guests with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rader, Mrs, Cora Gasser has returned home after spending several weeks with her daughter and family, Rev, and Mrs. Bruce Seebach, Kitchener. Mrs. Amelia Willert, Mr. and Mrs, Cliff Penhale, and Mrs. Bob Newton, ' London, attended Alma College Conn- mencement, Wednesday, June 7, when their grand -daughter and niece, Miss Patricia Wil- lert, Goderich, graduated. offers these IP WEEK -END SPECIALS! 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