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HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Advance-Times, 1977-11-09, Page 7KS 9 Y' ADVERo 7$E; .. ADV'MIf.1 T $E WHERE /TAWS.. E kk TOYS TOYS0 TOYS ti t Christmas Special Z o s AAUCTION SALE li • Of Surplus Clearance of Name Brand Toys and Other Gift Articles AT MOUNT FOREST AUCTIONS tA FRIDAY, NOV. 11 at 7000 P.M. •. iik690 Queen Street Mount Forest, on Hwy. 89 O Give Santa a helping hand. Do your si shopping early and get a bargain to boot.• ' Auctioneer: AL WARREN 323-2138 ig .::.:.... Skin Cream— NOXZEMA mom s,.„,„. AT TRIANGLE 170 mi. 49 1 Clairol Herbal Essence -700 mL $259 SHAMPOO. Toothpaste --100 ml. AQUA FRESH .99 Spray Deodorant -9 oz. SECRET SUPER DRY $139 Disposable Lighters BIC DISPOSABLES .99 Schick -7''s INJECTOR BLADES .89 TRIANGLE DISCOUNT D PA,EAY DYED/C/I'ES • COS,rE!!CS • TOBACCOS Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Weekdays • Sundays Noon to Six irORTR E L I!� anniverS,lry Looking your best during the Christmas season is as easy as gift giving when you buy your Paris Star wardrobe at Walter's. Paris Star combines elegant styling and fine tailoring with colors and patterns that mix and match so well, you'll be the talk of the holiday crowd. Be on top of the.holiday scene by doing your shopping at Walter's. Doubiering *cddln! for St. Helens bride Mr. and Mrs. William Mac- Pherson of RR 1, Lucknow gave their daughter, Beverley Ann, in marriage to James Donald Yundt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Yundt of Walkerton, in a double - ring ceremony performed by Rev. Albert J. Cook of Lucknow on October 8 at foure'clock. The altar of Calvin United Church, St. Helens, was graced by candel- abra timnied with ivy, rust- and ,yellow daisies and bronze ribbon and containing lighted yellow and green tapers. Yellow and white ribbons and autumn leaves marked each guest pew. The organist, Miss Beth Yundt, sister of the groom, provided the wedding music and accompanied the soloists. Larry MacPherson s rig "Walk Hand in Hand" when the bride's mother was seated ,-and "0 Perfect Love" as the ceremony began. Dining - the• signing of the register, Doug Inglis sang "The Wedding Song" and "Sunrise, Sunset". The bride chose a formal gown of sate peau jersey with a horse- shoe neckline. Daisies and seed pearls outlined the empire waist- line. A bridal cap of small daisies held her waist -length two-tiered veil and she carried a bouquet of yellow silk roses complemented. by white gardenia, stephanotis, baby's breath and ivy. Miss Gail MacPherson of RR 1, Lucknow, was her sister's maid of honor and bridesmaids were all sisters of the bridal couple, Janet and Margaret MacPherson and Sandra Yundt, all of London. Their gowns were rust polyester, styled with V necklines, inset waistbapds gathered at the bodices, A-line skirts and short hell sleeves. They carried yellow silk roses, rust daisies, brown leather fern and baby's breath, all becomingly arranged in a bouquet tied with flowing brown velvet ribbon. They wore daisies and baby's breath in their hair. Miss Beverly Aitchison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Aitchison, RR 1, Lucknow, was flower girl Her gown was rust polyester with flowing ,cap sleeves and trimmed with front panel of floral print. In her hair she wore a band of baby's breath and rust daisies. She carried a basket of yellow roses, rust dais- ies, brown leather fern and baby's breath, with brown velvet ribbon tied to the handle of the basket. ' Charlie Cleland, a friend of the groom, of Walkerton, was best man and guests were ushered by another friend, Randy Hughes of Port Elgin, and two brothers of the bridal couple, Steve Mac- Pherson, RR 1, Lucknow, and Tim Yundt of Walkerton. The groom wore a Camelot tuxedo in camel color with matching trous- ers and dark brown velvet trim. He wore a beige ruffled shirt, dark brown velvet vest and bow tie with a boutonniere of one yel- low rosebud and baby's breath. The groom's attendants wore camel colored tuxedos with dark brown trousers and boutonnieres of yellow carnations. Followingthe wedding . the guests viewed the gifts at the bride's home before proceeding to the wedding dinner held at the Lucknow Legion Hall. Walter Arnold, friend of the bride's fam- ily, was,master of ceremonies. A reception dance followed with music provided by disc jockey Joe Ducharme, Goderich. The bride's mother received guests in a floor -length gown of kelly green with a matching cap. She wore a corsage of yellow silk roses. The groom's mother as- sisted, wearing a floor -length gown of teal blue with a silk gardenia corsage. For travelling, the bride chose a blouson -styled street length dress of teal blue with gathered waistline and side ties. A corsage of yellow Sweetheart roses completed her travelling costume. Mr. and Mrs. Yundt will reside in Kincardine. The groom is em- ployed by Ontario Hydro and the bride by Victoria and Grey Trust. Honored guests at the wedding were the bride's grandparents, Mrs. Gordon Elliott of Wingham and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MacPherson, RR 2, Lucknow; and the groom's grandfather, Donald Calder of Toronto. Study planned on mobility The Wingham area could be the site of the first rural transporta- tion system for the handicapped and senior citizens in Ontario, Dory Langille of Ottawa told ALPHA at a recent meeting in Brussels. Mr. Langille is working on a feasibility study in the district for Transport Canada. The study will be complet •:'..ate December. The adop i n of the plan will depend e need, interest, and support, of the people in the area. ALPHA will meet next at Holmesville School, Tuesday, Nov. 22, at 8 p.m. For information call Elaine Townshend, 482-3073, Mary Howell 524-8641 or Pat Wat- son 887-6236. The Wingham Advance -Time November 9 1977 Page 7 —Photo by Snyder Studio HOLIDAY M . SELECTION Available in coral and Tight blue, sizes 10 to 18. Choose from a large selection of blazers, shirt jackets, pants, long skirts, short skirts, sweaters and shells. —Photo By Snyder Studio Vows exchanged in Lucknow ceremony Autumn colored gladioli and mums decorated the Lucknow Christian Reformed Church on Saturday, October 8, when Rev. A. Kuyvenhoven officiated at the wedding ceremony of Wilma Kuyvenheven and Jake Hiems- tra. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Kuyvenhoven and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hiemstra of RR 3, Listowel. pp� The radiant\bride wore a white satin gown with high neckline and softly draping train. A,flowerlace waist and appliques of the same accented the lovely gown which her mother had designed for her. The flower girls, Sophia and Sherly Hiemstra, carried her long two-tiered veil' which was held in place by: a lovely satin cap. The bride carried white ori chids and stephanotis entwined with spider plant andvarious greenery, and the flower girls held small baskets with white daisies. The maid off honor Carol Kuy- venhoven, sister of the bride, and bridesmaids, Eleanor Kuyven- hoven and Margaret $eBoer, all wore moss green satin silk gowns which had cummerbund waist- lines and bows adorning the necklines. They carried bouquets of coral Mercedes roses and white Fiji mums. Bill Hiemstra, brother of the groom, was the best man and ushers were John Kuyvenhoven • and Andrew Thalen. The dinner and reception were held in the Wingham Legion Hall. There were guests from Holland, United States, Montreal, Toronto and London, and ' Listowel and Wingham area. Following the re- ception the bride and groom left for a honeymoon in the sunny Bahamas. The couple is residing in Wingham. Wingham 357-2822 Open Friday evenings year round for your shopping convenience ALMOST READY to hit the ice, Ryan Deyell checks out the action as his mother, Mrs. Tom Deyell, puts the finish- ing touches on his skates. Much of the thrillof skating was lost on Ryan, however, and it wasn't long before he was back in the security of his rubber boots. A Moms and Tots learn to skate program at the Wingham arena gives the young generation a chance to learn while the ice is not crowded. Yeoman-Espensen wed at Wroxeter United Church William Steven Yoernan and Linda Marie Espensen were united in marriage at the Wroxeter United Church on Oct. 22, at 7 p.m. with Rev. Wesley Ball officiating. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Yoeman of Wroxeter and the bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Holger Espensen of Fordwich. Gordon Kaster of Wroxeter sang "The Wedding Prayer" and "Amazing Grace", accompanied by Mrs. Gordon Kaster at the organ. The bride wore a Laguna crepe floor -length gown trimmed with French lace and tiny pink rose- buds on the bodice and skirt. The long train was also trimmed with the French lace and tiny pink rosebuds. She wore a white pic- ture hat trimmed with nylon ribbon. Her bouquet was red rosebuds, ivy and stephanotis. The maid of honor was Miss Wendy Scarlett of Harriston and the bridesmaids were Mrs. Doug- las Hargrave of RR 1, Fordwich, sister of the bride; and Miss, Janis Ruttan of Fordwich. They wore romance blue floor - length gowns of polyester crepe with spaghetti straps and mat- ching jackets•. They wore blue flowers in their hair and carried baskets of yellow and white shasta daisies, The flower girl, Miss Tracy Hargrave df Fordwich, niece of the bride, wore a romance blue dress with a pinafore of white eyelet over the dress. She carried a small basket of pink carnations and white stephanotis. The best man was Glenn White- head of Wingham and the ushers were Ken Pennington of Tees - water and Ron Machado of Listo- wel A reception was held at the Howick Community Centre. The bride's mother wore a pea- cock blue polyester crepe floor - length gown with a lace bolero and a corsage of pink rosebuds. The groom's mother wore a bone colored floor -length gown with long sheer sleeves and a cor- sage of yellow and bronze rose- buds. For a wedding trip to Ottawa and Northern Ontario the bride wore a chocolate brown pantsuit with brown accessories and a corsage of yellow rosebuds. Out-of-town guests attended from Kitchener, New Hamburg, Hamilton, Alliston, London, Han- over, Teeswater, Sudbury, Palmerston and surrounding area. The couple will reside in Wroxeter. f�. ALL BY MYSELF—After being supported for a few circuits, Heather Bishop decided to try skating solo and found it to her liking. She, together with others of the local small folk, is polishing her skating skills in the Moms and Tots learn to skate program at the Wingham arena. Heather is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Bishop. .4,, J41..•w•n4{y4'�, Yy�j�.,