HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1991-10-09, Page 15THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1991. PAGE 15.
Couple marries in lawn ceremony in Brussels
Linda and Richard Wilson
TEN PAS-WILSON
Linda Michele Ten Pas and
Richard Brian Wilson were united
in marriage Aug. 10, 1991 in a
lawn ceremony at the Brussels
home of the bride's parents, Hank
and Agnes Ten Pas. The groom is
the son of Norman and Joy Wilson
of Oshawa.
Despite a threatening shower
after noon, it turned out to be a
beautiful day for an outdoor wed
ding. Officiating was Rev. Gary
Veeneman, friend of the family,
from Fruitland.
Matron of honour was Patricia
McKay of Brussels, sister of the
bride. Bridal attendants were Jen
nifer Thomson, Vancouver Island,
friend of the bride, and April Ten
Pas, London, cousin of the bride.
Flower girl was Candice Ross,
neighbour and friend of the bride.
Best man was David Morris,
Oshawa, friend of the groom.
Groomsmen were Arthur West,
Oshawa, friend of the groom and
Shane Ellis, Oshawa, friend of the
groom. Ushers were Paul Ten Pas,
Toronto, brother of the bride,
Danny Torok, North Vancouver,
birth brother of the bride, Kelsey
Torok, North Vancouver, birth
brother of the bride and Nathan
Torok, North Vancouver, birth
brother of the bride. Ringbearer
was Michael Torok, North Vancou
ver, birth brother of the bride.
John Visser played the organ and
sang a duet with the bride's mother:
"A Love Until the End of Time".
The scripture reading was given by
Teresa deVries, Listowel, aunt of
the bride. Pipers during the signing
of the marriage register were Mari-
ann and Murray Bone, Brussels,
friends of the bride and groom who
played "Amazing Grace".
After the ceremony the guests
were entertained with refreshments
at the Ten Pas home until 7 p.m.
when a dinner and reception were
held in the Brussels Legion. Guests
were entertained around 10 p.m. by
the Brussels Legion Pipe Band.
Guests attended the wedding cer
emony from Vancouver, London,
Oshawa, Toronto, Thorold, St.
Catherines, Guelph, Waterloo,
Hamilton, Listowel, Seaforth, Hen-
sall, Wingham and Brussels.
The couple honeymooned in
Vancouver for 10 days. They now
reside in Thorold where they are
both employed.
Newlyweds reside near Brussels
TERPSTRA - MARKLEVITZ
Sacred Heart Roman Catholic
Church, Wingham was decorated in
the colours of the rainbow on Sat
urday, August 10 at one o'clock for
the service uniting Sheila Ann
Marklevitz of Wingham and
Anthony Charles Terpstra of Brus
sels in marriage.
Rev. Joe Nevitt performed the
double-ring ceremony. Mary Terp
stra, sister of the groom was organ
ist and Mariam Terpstra, aunt of
the groom was soloist.
Parents of the couple are Mr. and
Mrs. George Marklevitz of Wing
ham and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Terpstra of Brussels. The bride pro
ceeded down the aisle on the arm
of her father, who gave her in mar
riage.
For her special day the bride
chose a lovely floor-length, white
satin gown accented with lace,
sequins and pearls, with full-length
sleeves, and a sweetheart neckline.
The dress had a large back bow
from which fell a chapel train. Her
headwreath of pearls, sequins and
flowers held her tiered veil. She
carried a bride's Bible with pink
sweetheart roses accented with
pearls.
The bride's honour attendant was
Sheri Marklevitz of Wingham, sis
ter of the bnde. Her cocktail-length
gown of pastel pink taffeta was
accented with white antique lace,
and bow at waist. In similar gowns
in shades of mint green, blue and
mauve were the bridemaids
Heather McGavin, friend of the
bride of Walton, Anna Terpstra,
sister of the groom of Brussels and
Mary Beth Johnston, friend of the
bride of Bluevale. They carried
white roses, baby's breath, fem and
carnations in shades to match their
gown. The flower girl was Ashley
Marklevitz, godchild of the bride
Sheila and Anthony Terpstra
and groom. Her dress was while
organza accented with lace. Her
flowered hcadwrealh was in rain
bow shades to match the brides
maids.
Adam deJong of Waterloo,
cousin of the groom was ring
bearer. Joe Terpstra, brother of the
groom was best man. Ushers were
Chuck Terpstra, brother of the
groom; Don Schaefer of Walker
ton, uncle of the bride and Greg
Ryan of Brussels, friend of the
groom. They wore black tuxedos
with cummerbunds and tics to
match the bridesmaids.
The bride's mother chose a peach
coloured dress with matching rose
bud corsage. The groom's mother
wore a dusty rose dress with match
ing rosebud corsage.
Sheila and her attendants were
chauffeured to the church and fol
lowing the ceremony, the happy
couple enjoyed their ride to Brus
sels in a 1936 Princess Rolls
Royce.
A reception was held at the Brus
sels, Morris and Grey Community
Center where eyes were drawn to
an arch in a rainbow of colours.
Following a honeymoon to a
secluded cottage along Lake Huron
the happy couple is living at RR 4,
Brussels.
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TRINITY, BLYTH
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