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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1969-09-25, Page 14Tulip, Hyacinth & Daffodil BULBS NOW --IN STOCK THIS IS THE TIME TO BOOK FERTILIZER REQUIREMENTS FOR FALL PASTURE APPLICATION Ask us for prices Good Supply of Cement and Steel Roofing on hand at all times SEAFORTH FARMERS Phone 527-0770 Seaforth Miss Janet Mary Beattie, d44ighter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leslie Beanie, Seaforth , was married to Desmond John Far- . rejl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Erie Henry Farrell, Epsom, Surrey, FIgland'on September 6th at 2;30 o'clock in-St. Thomas Anglican Church, Seaforth,' which was decorated with pink and white carnations,Rev„ Shar- pies performed the'ceremony. The bride, .given in marriage by her father, wore a white trice!, :high neck,--empir- waist floor-length gown, long sleeves, with empire waist and hem. trimmed with lace. Her. train length'veil was held by head piece of white roses and lily of the valley. She wore a gold' diamond pendant and carried a, bouquet of blue and white carnations. ,.„. Penny Moore., of Howell, Mich,. was, the 'maid of honor and the bridesmaids were. Linda Hicks, Goderich and Christine Tomkow- icz, Goderich. They wore pale • 'floor length VictOr- oricartitittott nt e mov New cars, New ideas. And- a new spirit of challenge for the 70's. On the move. •. Starting right now, that's American Motors.. On the move with Hornet, the greatest com- pact we've ever built A car that's designed..to let you .pay,.a little or paa lot, depending oh whether you 'want 2 doors-or 4, a 6 or V-8, and. which of many luxury options you choose. ' On the move with, Ambassador. Still'the only standard-size, standard-price car that's air con- ditioned as standard equipment. This year, redesigned over a new longer body, On the move with,a new concept addition to the Rebel line. The first low-cost, big room 'station wagon. .On the move with new higher horsepower by ram-air scoops on JaVelin and AMX. On the move with dozens of safety, perfor- mance and comfort 'features that include: "anti- theft" lockable steering columns, new twtn- ball-joint suspensions, fibreglass belted' tires, exclusive safety windshields, new power steer- ing and much, much more. Come on. This has got to be your year to move with us. Let our.neareSt-dealer show you how easy it is. 4-door Hornet SST American Motors VI IS ON THE MOVE See Hornet, Ambassador, Rebel, Javelin and AMX at these American Motors dealers. It'S a moving experience. MILLER MOTORS . oderich Street West, Seaforth — Phone 527-1410 • 6A—THE HURON EXPOSITOR,SEAFORTH, OW SEPT.25, 1969 Brides Choose September Weddings ian style gowns with empire waist and long sleeves. They carried bouquets of pink and white carnations. Paul Beattie, Summerside, P. E. I. was the groomsman and the guests were ushered by Mick Jenner, Toronto and Wayne Rau, Seaforth, Mrs, Peg, Coombs was the guest soloist. The reception was held at the Seaforth Curling Club. For. a wedding trip co Wasaga the bride donned a white two- piece suit, navy blouse with matching accessories. The couple will reside in England. Moto by Phillips WILBEE-BEUERMAN Northside United CI-lurch was the setting for the marriage of Lois Dianne Beuerman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin 'Beuerman, R. R. irl., Dublin to 4e obert Edward Wilbee, son of and Mrs. William Wilbee, aforth. The church was dec- orated with white gladioli and mauve starburst mums in a set- ting of candelabra. Rev, A. liar- ley and Rev. J. C. Britton per- formed the double-ring• ceremony: The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a floor length. gown of white French crepe accented with a high roll 'collar. A wrap-around train, flowed gracefully from her empire waistline. The four- tiered shoulder-length veil was nestled together by, a Juliette cap of Guipure lace with matching lace adorning --her.---bodice—and_w, ise-Lleag,,rh sleevei. She carried a bouquet of red roses mixed with white stephanotis and ivy, The maid of honor, Miss Gwen Beuerman, sister of the bride, R. R. #1, Dublin and she •'t. bridesmaids were Cathie Cooper, Seaforth, aunt of the bade, and Joan Wilbee, sister of the groom, Seaforth.. Connie Beuerman, sister of the bride and Michelle Horan, cousin of the bride, were the flower girls. They were dressed alike in floor-length gowns of orchid polyester crepe, empire waisted with heavyelaee inserts from which a floor- ' length train fell. Their head- dresses consisted of a cluster of mauve flowers' nestled in veil, They carried white shasta dais- ies surrounded by mauve ribbon and net, Allan Wilbee, brother of the groom,. Seaforth was the hest man and the guests were ushered by Ray Taylor, Stratford and Warren Beuerman, brother of the bride, R. R. i1, Dublin, The organist, Mrs. J. Stewart, played riaditional wedding music and accompanied the soloist, Mrs. Betty Koehler, when she sang "I'll Walk Beside You" and "0 Perfect Love", For the supper and reception at the Brodhagen Commubity Centre, the bride's m o t h.e r, received the guests wearing a hunter green wool dress and jacket trimmed in white, gold accessories -and a corsage of white carnatiOns. She was assist- ed by the _groom's mother in a Mad sleeveless ensemble :7 matching accessories and a corsage of white carnations, For the wedding trip to Nia- gara Falls and New York State the bride donned a crimp-knit winter white and brown jacquard patterned matching coat and dress accented by antique brown accessories and a corsage of pink carnatiOns. Guest were' present from Sarnia, 'St. Catharines, Ailsa aaig, Mitchell, Kippen, Brus- sels, Sault Ste Marie, Walton, Rexdale, Goderich, Kitchener, and surrounding district. The couple will reside at 157 Douro Street, Stra tford, Ontario. of Jo Anne Nicolazina Van Vugt, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Nick Van Vugt, Seaforth to Paul Edward .Matt- hews, son of Mrs. John Aubin and the late Mr. Edward WIC- hews, took place in St. James Roman Catholic Church, -August-30-th, The bride's gown of white . peau de soie featUred a sabrina neckline, lily point sleeves and an unpile bodice trimmed with chantilly lace. A removable Cathedral train fell from a soft bow at the back waistline, A tiara of cut crystal held her shoulder-length veil and she carried a bouquet of white daisies, Mrs, Micky Hamilton, Strat- ford, sister of the bride, was`the 'maid of honour and the brides- maids were Mrs, Marg, Dale,. Seaforth, Mrs, Gail Matthews, Seaforth and Miss Patty Hender- son, Mitchell. The maid of hon- our and one bridesmaid were in floor-length blue gowns and two bridesinaids were in floor-length yellow gowns, all with bouquets of one large mum and daisies around them. Mrs. Alice Stiles, Seaforth, was organist and the soloist was Mrs. Mel Aitcheson, Seaford}, The reception and supper were held in the Seaforth Arena, For a wedding trip to the United States the bride wore a one-piece dress in floral colors of yellow and blue with a cor- sage of white daisies. gowned in a floor-length mint green fitted gown of taffeta with chiffon overlay fashioned with •a fitted bodice and wedding band neckline trimmed with lace and two lace parcels cascading down the front of the semi-fitted gown. Her floral headpiece caught up by a tiny veil matched the gown. Bridesmaids Misses Mary and Marlene Oesch, sisters of the bride; were gowned alike in mauve. They all carried cres- cent bouq'uets of white gladioli with tulle matching their gowns. Mr. Gordon Pringle, Seaforth was best man, and Mi Stets Pat • Heenan and David Judge ushered the guests. A wedding reception was held in the Dashwood Community centre. The bride's mother received guests in a turquoise dress with beaded motif,. white accessor- ies and a corsage of pink car- nations, The groom's mother chose a pastel chiffon dress with white accessories and a corsage of orange carnations. For a honeymoon to the WeSt Coast, the bride cloned a poWder blue linen dress with lace overlay and inverted pleats in front and' back, navy accessories and a corsage of yellow roses. On their return the couple will reside in Stratford, Every week more and more people discover what mighty jobs are accomplished by low , cost Expositor Want Ads. 'Dial 527-0240. The marriage FARRELL-BEATTIE Photo by Phillips The couple will reside at 83 Beattie Ave, , London, Ont, GUests were present from Niagara Falls,, London, 'Stratford; Kitchener, Mitchell, Clinton, Goderich,and' Walton, MATTHEWS-VAN VUGT Photo by Phillips MALONEY-OESCH Photo by Phillips St, Boniface Roman Catholic Church, Zurich, decorated with baskets of white and mauve gladioli, was the setting of pretty wedding on Saturday, August 30, 1969 at 1:00 p, -n. , when Doris Ann Oesch and Cor- don Leo Maloney exchanged marriage vows: The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Russell Pesch, R. R, 111', Varna, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maloney,L. Seaforth. Rev, Father A. Durand of- ficiated for the double-ring cer- emony, Wedding music was sup- plied by organist, Mrs,. Patricia Meidinger, and soloist Miss El- aine Westlake. Given in marriage by her father, the bride-looked stun- ning in her floor-length wedd- ing gown of white lagoda and delicate French chantilly lace. The bodice was highlighted by a bateau neckline touched with a tiny bow, and made way for an elegant sheath gown. The chantilly lace formed an open coat effect cascading from the neckline, while an extra full- ness at the back, of the lagoda, fell to the floor. Her floral rose headpiece of seed pearls and rhinestones held her three tier scalloped French illusion veil. She carried a crescent bouquet of white 'gladioli, centred with a mauve orchid and trailing ivy. Matron of honour, Miss Joan ()eget', sister of the bride, was 9