Zurich Citizens News, 1971-09-09, Page 12THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1971
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
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Married in Goshen Church
VAN SLIGTENI•-IORST - ELLIOTT
Joan Anne Elliott, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Elliott of
Zurich, exchanged wedding vows
with Evert Van Sligtenhorst, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Evert Van Slig-
tenhorst,.
limstenhorst,• Sr. of Tara, in Goshen
United Church on August 21 at
3 p.m. Rev. Murdock Morrison
and Rev. John Huether officiated
at the double ring ceremony.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore an Emp-
ire styled gown of polyester
georgette over delustered satin
with puffed sleeves and train
enriched with embroidered trim
and baby blue ribbon. A ribbon
bow held her finger-tip veil.
She carried a gathering basket
of pink roses and blue cornflower.
Mrs. Donna Taras, of Pain -
court, was the matron of honor
and Mrs. Dianne Kirton, Orange-
ville was the bridesmaid. The
junior bridesmaids were Miss
Julia Armstrong and Miss Jill
Armstrong, sisters, of Zurich.
The matron of honor wore an
Empire styled dress of blue org-
anza over delustered satin trim-
med with pink centred daisies.
B
In
One ( Ile S nth of St, Joseph
TO THE VOTERS IN HAY
TOWNSHIP
We know we are asking you for a personal favour in
supporting us in the September 15 vote. We appreciate
this favour, so it is our duty to enumerate the reasons we
have in asking for your support.
1 - WE respect everybody's individual rights and prefer-
ences. You may either USE or NOT USE Alcoholic Bever-
ages with your meals. It is your business and yours alone.
We want to be able to extend the same privileges to those
summer and winter tourists that USE these beverages with
their meals.
2 - Without this service, it would appear that our area
will lose, while some other area would gain. Establish-
ments that are licenced for this service are all around us,
and we, in Hay Township, should not be lacking in hospit-
able treatment for guests from outside our Township.
3 - We are proud of our Dining Establishment, and ask
for your help in making possible this added service.
Please accept OUR pledge that we will always maint-
ain proper decorum, with a deep sense of gratitude for
YOUR trust in us.
1,616.1111.64
Sincerely
The Bechards
The bridesmaids were gowned
similarly only their dresses were
trimmed with blue centered
daisies and they carried baskets
of pink carnations and sprays of
cornflower.
Abraham Van Sligtenhorst of
Grand Rapids, Michigan was the
best man and the groomsman
was Rick Van Sligtenhorst of
Tara. The guests were ushered
by Dr. John Kreeft, Kingston
and Larry Pfaff, cousin of the
bride, from St. Marys.
William Elliott, of Little
Current, brother of the bride
sang "The Lord is my Shepherd, "
and "The Wedding Prayer, " and
was accompanied by Mrs. Bruce
Keys at the organ.
The reception was held in the
church parlours.
For their wedding trip to
Manitoulin Island, the bride
travelled in a sheer white and
brown nylon dress over satin
with brown accessories.
The couple Will reside in Co-
burg.
The bride is a graduate of
Stratford Teacher's College and
is in her final year at the Univ-
ersity of Western Ontario. The
groom has his Bachelor of
Science degree from Calvin
College, Grand Rapids, Mich-
igan.
The bride's mother, Airs.
Elliott, held a Trousseau Tea
to honour her daughter Joan on
Saturday, August 14. The bride,
bride's mother and the groom's
mother, Mrs. Evert Van Sligten-
horst received the guests. Mrs.
Mayme I -Hoffman, Zurich, great
aunt of the bride poured tea.
The tea room assistants were
Mrs. F. Heideman, Mrs. Bert
Van Sligtenhorst, Mrs. Hilton
Laing, and Mrs. Campbell
McKinley. Miss Maxine Pickard,
Miss Darlene McBride displayed
Here are two expressive ex-
amples of "slanguage" used by
truckers. "hauling post -holes"...
driving an empty truck or trailer.
"Dusting"...riding with one or
two wheels off the pavement and
throwing up a cloud of dust.
The Ontario Safety League says
that "dusting" is often used by
considerate drivers of heavily
laden trucks to allow automobiles
to pass on hills.
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Children Under 12 in Cars gree
the trousseau and gifts. Mrs. Dori
Hulley, Mrs. Howard Armstrong,
Miss Judy McBride, Jill and
Julia Armstrong were in charge
of the register.
The senior girls and staff of
C.R. Gummow School, of Co-
burg, of which the bride is on
the teachirsig staff held a shower
in her honor. Mao Bill Elliott,
and Mrs. John McCowan held
a miscellaneous shower at the
latter's home in Clinton for
relatives of the bride. The
Goshen United Church Women
held a miscellaneous commun-
ity shower in the church base-
ment.
asement.
Pineridge chalet
sincere.Iy requests your support
in a
YES VOTE
on
Wednesday,Sept. 15
George Beer
Don Mousseau
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