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Photo by' Cam Vassallo
Mol - Terpstra wedding.
is held in London
Miss Catharina Terpstra,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Terpstra, was -married recently
to Mr. Kenneth Mol in St.
Joseph's Church; London, Rev.
J. P. Graham officiating.
The bridegroom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Gaston A. Mol,
London.
Miss Jacoba Terpstra was
'maid of honour.
Maynard Orwin was best man
and guests were ushered by
Harry Terpstra.
Following a reception at the
Lambeth Legion, the couple left_
for a trip to the East Coast.
Mr. 'and Mrs. Mol will reside
in London.
Carol Whaley and Bill Steyn
are wed in Kitchener
Rev. Father Kaufmann of St.
Joseph's Roman Catholic
Church, Guelph, and Rev. P.
O'Driscoll, St. John's Anglican
Church, Kitchener, officiated at
the wedding of Carol Patricia
Whaley and W. G. (Bill) Steyn,
both of Kitchener, solemnized
September 13 in St. Aloysius'
Church, Kitchener.
The parents of the bride are
Mr. and. Mrs. James H. Whaley,
Kitchener, and Mr. and Mrs,
Peter Steyn, Walkerton, are the
parents of the groom.
'rhe bride was given in
marriage by her father and wore
a floor -length gown of ligoda
crepe styled with an empire
waistline, stand-up collar and
elbow -length sleeves. ,The gown
was trimmed at the waistline and
sleeves with a heavy cotton lace
-which followed through on the
train falling from the waistline.
Her shoulder -length veil was held
by a headpiece of ligoda crepe
and she carried a cascade of
orange . delight roses and
stephanotis.
Matron of honor was Mrs.
Ronald, Heck, Kitchener.
Bridesmaids were Miss Susan
King, Kitchener, and Miss Mary
Steyn, sister of the groom, also
of Kitchener. •
They wore similar gowns of,
melon colored crepe styled with
A-line skirts, high necklines and
bell sleeves. The empire waists
were trimmed. with lace and
embroidered with flowers the
color of their gowns." Their -
headpieces consisted of white
ribbon woven through their hair
and they carried white
carnations. "
. Best man was Adrian Steyn,
brother of the groom,
Walkerton. Ushers were Peter Al,
Kitchener, and Bernard
Ernewein, Toronto.
The reception and dinner was,
held at St. Boniface Parish Hall, '
Maryhill. Guests were greeted by
the bride's mother in a beige and
white checked ensemble, brown
leather accessories and a corsage
of orange delight roses. The
groom's mother chose a beige
suit, brown accessories and a
corsage of tiny yellow roses.
For travelling to Florida, the
bride changed -to, a pink and
white plaid sleeveless dress,
black patent accessories, black
kid gloves and a corsage of pink
and white carnations.
They will reside in Kitchener.
The groom is a member of the
Canadian Institute of Chartered
Accountants.
Out-of-town guests came
from Toronto, , Huntsville, Port
Perry, London and Walkerton,
and included Mrs. A. Oosterwyk,
the groom's aunt, of The Hague,
The Netherlands, who Will
return to her home in
mid-October.
Susan Ambery
Susan Angstrom Ambery,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Clayton' Ambery,' Goderich,
became the bride of Flemming
Theo Knudsen, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Euald Knudsen, Kingston,
in a recent ceremony in Knox
Presbyterian Church.
The double -ring ceremony
was conducted by Rev. Kenneth
Rooney, Ripley; amid standards
of white gladioli and white and
yellow daisies.
The bride was given in
marriage by her father and wore
a lovely cloud white gown, the
body of,which was fashioned of
guipure lace. The yoke effect
and short sleeves were garnished
with motifs. of lace. White
delustered bridal satin fashioned
the overskirt and cathedral train.
Her .triple -tiered veil of tulle
.illusion was clasped to her head
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wed at Knox
with a spray of French flowers.
She carried a telydrop bouquet
of white mums touched with
blue and a mixture of white and
yellow roses .tied with blue
ribbon -
Maid of honor was Miss Joan
Campbell, Oakville. •Bridesmaids
were Elizabeth King, Oakville,
and Barbara Garinger, Hamilton.
Nicola Stewart, Windsor, was the
flowergirl.
They were gowned alike in
primrose yellow lace sleeveless
gowns styled with self -ruffles.
and ribbon bows. The senior
attendants carried bouquets of
yellow and white daisies. The
flowergirl 'carried yellow "and
white daisies in a white basket.
Best man was Irwin Brown,
Toronto. 'Rod Ambery, Ottawa.
and . Rod Paines, Oakville,
ushered the guests.
At a reception at the
Maitland Country Club, the
bride's mother received her
guests in a smart ensemble in
orchid tones enhanced by a
purple orchid. The mother of
the groom assisted her ins- a
turquoise dress and' coat
ensemble -with a white orchid.
For a wedding trip to the 'Inn
on the Park, Toronto, the bride
selected a blue dress ---and coat
..ensemble and a white rose
corsage.
The, couple are .residing' at
1-70 Keays Street.
Mrs. Jody Stewart, Windsor,
was hostess for a shower for
friends of the bride in Windsor
and Miss Joan Campbell and
Mrs. P. King, Oakville, were
co -hostesses -for a shower in
Oakville.
Harrison R Slater
St. George's Anglican Church
was decorated with 'candelabra
and bronze single daisy mums on
the altar and with gold and green.
bows on jhe pews on Saturday,
September 6, 1969, when Joyce
Marie Slater became the bride of
Kenneth Harrison, •
Rev. Garwood G. Russell
officiated at the 2 p.m.
double -ring nuptials. Organist
was Mics Marion Alduos and
soloist was.Grant Ellison, Music
was the Wedding Prayer, Ave
Maria and traditional wedding
marches for the processional and
recessional. "
The bride is the daughter of
Mr., and Mrs. James Slater,
Goderich. The groom is the son
of Mrs. Myrtle Harrison and the
late James Harrison.
The bride was given in
marriage by her father and wore
an empire • style gown of white
,trevira crepe, with long tapered
sleeves, stand-up collar and a
short train ovdr a Juliette cap of
the same trevira crepe which was
enhanced with stephanotis and
English ivy. She wore a
full-length veil of bridal tulle and
carried . a cascade bouquet of
yellow sweetheart roses with
stephanotis and English ivy.
Matron of honor was Mrs.
'John Willis, Sarnia, sister of the
bride. She wore a floor -length,
empire style sleeveless gown in
gold crepe with a round neckline
and carried a "posie of bronze,
single daisy chrysanthemums
with droxilla and. English ivy.
Bridesmaids were June Slater,
of England, sister of the bride;
Jacqueline Willis, Sarnia, niece
of the bride; Carol Davison,
Toronto, niece of the groom;
vows excI .,ned
and Sandra Willis, Sarnia, niece
of the bride.
They were all dressed alike in
bright lime green gowns styled
the same as that of the matron
of honor. They had matching
bows in their hair, and carried
the same style of posies as the
matron of honor.
Flowergirls were Cindy Willis,
Sarnia, niece of the. bride; and-
Elain Harrison, Waterloo, niece
of the groom. They were dressed
identically to the bridesmaids.
All gowns were . made by the
bride.
James Harrison was best man
and ushers were Thomas
Harrison and Alan Slater.
For a reception at the Pizza
Patio, the mother Of the bride
received guests wearing a rose
pink A-line ensemllrlebwith bell
sleeves and matching accessories
and wore a corsage of white
sweetheart roses tipped with
pink. The mother of the groom.
wore an aqua shantung dress
with matching jacket, and black
accessories and wore a corsage of
white sweetheart , roses tipped
with aqua.
For a wedding trip to Black
Lake in the Kingston area, the
bride selected a two-piece suit in
blue and beige fortrel with bone
colored accessories.
.Out-of-town guests present
for the wedding were from
England, Sarnia, Toronto,
Kingston, Hamilton, Waterloo,
Stratford and London.
Prior to her wedding, the
bride was honored at showers
'given • by Mrs. Joan Davison,
Toronto; Mrs. K. 'Grenke,
Toronto; Mrs. J. Willis and Mrs.
E. O'Dell, Sarnia.
Photo by Gerald Cover
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Harrison
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Bonnie Snell and. Stewart Jewitt wed at Londesboro
.On August 23rd Londesboro
'United Church was the "setting
for a colourful rainbow wedding,
uniting in marriage by a
double -ring ceremony, Bonnie
Sharon Snell and Stewart Ross
Jewitt.
The bride •is the second
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack.
Snell of Londesboro and the
groom is the son of Mrs. Ella
Jewitt of RR 1, Clinton and the
late William Jewitt. -
White candles amid mixed
bouquets of gladioli, carnations
and shasta daisies, tinted to
rainbow shades, complerhented
the setting.
The soloist was Robert Snell
of Londesboro, brother of the
bride, and Gail Lear of
Londesboro was organist. The
Rev. C. B. Heckendorn . of
Londesboro officiated. at the
ceremony.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a
flbor-length gown of simple
A-line styling, of silk organza.
' 5ver taffeta.,, The bodice and
hem -were trimmed with
re -embroidered lace and- the
transparent organza sleeves
ended in fitted cuffs of the same
lane:-The--tr7fin -farting-from--the
empire line at the back, was
edged with wide re -embroidered
lace also. A half crown of
. sequins and seed pearls held a
full-length cathedral veil in
place. She carried a crescent
shaped bouquet of white
carnations, each flower centered
with a pink rose.
Thea matron of honour was
, Mrs. Barbara Bosman of
Kitchener, sister of the bride,
and the maid of honour was Miss
Betty Snell of Londesboro, also
a, sister of the bride.
Bridesmaids were Miss Donna
Youngblvt of Londesboro, Mrs.
Janice Preszcator'f Clinton and
Mrs. Norma Preszcator- of
Goderich. -
M i ss Julie Snell of
Londesboro, cousin of the bride,
was junior bridesmaid.
The bridesmaids wore A-line
gowns of lagoda crepe with long
sleeves ending in a ruffle which
was repeated around the
neckline of each gown. ' The
colors were pastel shades of
pink, blue, yellow, green, mauve
JEWiTT
and shrimp. Miniature carnation.
headpieces were tinted to match
each_girl's dress, as were their
crescent shaped bouquets of
carnations. ,
Miss Bonnie Dowson of
Varna and Miss Kathy Jewitt of
Clinton were flowergirls. They
wore floor -length dresses of -
white swiss dot over pink and
blue taffeta, styled in a way
similar to the bridesmaid's
gowns. Their headpieces and
bouquets were tinted td , the
''shade of their dresses.
Master Danny Jewitt of
Londesboro, nephew of the
groom, was ring bearer.
Bev. Jewitt of Clinton was,
best man and the ushers were:
Allan Bosman of , Kitchener,
Dennis and Don Jewitt of
Clinton, brothers of the groom;
Gary Preszcator of Goderich and
Rick Snell of Londesboro,
brother of the bride.
At the reception in
,Londesboro United Church, the'
bride's mother received guests
wearing a deep blue coat and
dress ensemble with matching
wide brimmed hat and
accessories, and a red rose
Photo by Fred 11. Bisset
— SNELL
corsage. She was assisted by the
groom's mother, l.vearing a
mint -green dress of silk worsted
material with matching hat and
bone accessories, and a corsage
of gold roses.
For a wedding trip to
Northern Ontario, the bride
donned a peacock blue dress and
coat ensemble with matching
hat, black accessories and an
orchid corsage.
The couple reside at 229
Albert Street, Clinton.
Prior to the wedding, the
bride was honoured at four
showers given by: Mrs. Doug
Snell of Londesboro, Mrs. Bob
Peck of Zurich, Mrs. Elma Jewitt
of Clinton and Mrs. Gary
Preszcator of Goderich.
On August 16th, the bride,
her mother 'and the 0-01tT'S
mother held "open house" at
229 Albert Street, Clinton to
show the gifts and trousseau.
Pouring tea in the afternoon was
Mrs. ° Barbara Snell of
Londesboro, grandmother of the
. bride and in the evening .Mrs.
Florence Snell of Londesboro,
aunt of the bride and Mit. Mae
Dexter, great-annt of the groom
shared the honour.
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