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Reception followed at Brodhagen Community Centre. For travelling, the bride donned a, navy and white silk hot pant outfit, yellow shoes and handbag. The couple will reside at 549 Victoria St. South, Kitchener, Guests were , present froin Kitchener, London, • Stratford, Michigan, New York; Seaforth and surrounding district. Smiles -. Office manager to computer salesman: "I'll take one, Please deliver it in the middle of the coffee break." ALL MODELS EXCEPT MUSTANGS NOW IN STOCK ON OUR FINE SELECTION OF USED CARS & TRUCKS on this terrific purchase of AUTOMATIC WASHERS_ OUT THEY GO! 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It's Sense To See Snider's Huron County's Largest cord Dealer LIMITED EXETER 235-1640 LONDON 227419'I Open weekdays Until 0:00 Saturdays Until 6:00 Gas pumps open until 9:00 p.m evenings except Sat, & Sun. :4V a IN a 2=1a _L N:P. 2=1 IN er a Le a 3 4 11 Ill 12 111111111111 II ill 1111 A ' ill ill 24 M25 Few III la Nil " MR ill NM ill ii1111111111116111 111111111111111111111 - GORDON, Currie, against ,a background of candelabra ans baskets of white gladiola and yellow chrysan- themum. Miss Elizabeth Seebach of Sebringville provided tra- ditional wedding music on the organ. Lesley, is the only daughter of Mr. and MRS. John Gordon of Dundee, Scotland and the groom is 'the son of Rev. Harold F. and Mrs. Currie of Sebring- ville, formerly of Hensall. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was radiant in. a gown of white wild silk with Empire waistline. The 'bodice was' enhanced by lace appliqued daisies. The same feature also decorated the wrist bands of the long full sleeves. Her floor- length veil of silk illusion was also trimmed in like manner and was held by a coronet of daisies. She carried a bouquet Of yellow, rose buds and white stephonites. Attending her as matron of honour was Mrs. Richard John- ston of Toronto and bridesmaids were Miss Rosemary Cullum, Toronto and Miss Carmen, Currie, Sebringville, sister of the groom. All wore identical dresses of peppermint green and white floral chiffon with Empire waistlines and lonefull sleeves. Each carried a colonial bouquet of yellow chrysanthemums and white daisies, while daisies and baby mums were entwined in their hair. Wayne Currie, London, was Yie groomsman fOr his brother and guests were ushered by Douglas Gordon, Toronto, brother of the bride and Charles Evans of Toro- nto. The wedding reception was held at the Victorian inn, Strat- 4 ford, Fdr travelling the bride chose a navy and white ensemble with navy accessories and a white gardenia corsage. On their return the young couple will reside in Toronto a The Maritime provinces was the honeymoon destination of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Turk, following their wedding at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Brodhagen, July 17th, 1971. The bride is the former Linda Marie Dietz, daughter of Mrs. Harold Dietz and the late Mr. Dietz. The groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. William Turk, Kitchener. Rev. Harold J. N. Brill of Conestoga officiated at the early evening ceremony. The Church was decorated with pink and white --carnations. ----- The bride was given in mar- riage by her uncle, Mr. Laverne Hiusser, Kitchener. She wore a formal 'floor-length gown of white chiffon,inJullet styling. The gown featured an etneire waist, mandarin collar, lull sleeves ending in cuff closing. The skirt was gathered, with train from waist back. The bodice, neckline, sleeves and train were appliqued with tiny daisies. The four-tier veil fell from a head- piece of minute satin lily and leaves. She carried a bouquet of white daisies and mauve roses. Matron of honour was Miss Phyllis Nagle, Kitchener and Miss Margaret Elligsen, Walton and Miss Evelyn Edel, New York were the bridesmaids. They were gowned alike in formal length gowns of mauve crepe bodices TURK - leCE TZ REA. WEDDINGS PATTERSON Donna Jean Blais of London, (formerly Teunderbay) daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Blais of Transcona, Manitoba, exchanged wedding vows with Garry Allan Patterson, London, (formerly Seaforth) won- of Mr. and Mrs. John E; Patterson, Seaforth in First Presbyterian Chutch, Sea- forth, on July 24th, 1971 at four o'clock, with Rev. T. Mul- holland officiating at the double- ring ceremony. The Church was decorated with arrangements of daisies and mums and standards of hydrangea and delphinium. • Wedding music was provided by Mrs. Carol Carter, church organist, who, played "0 Perfect Love", "Love Story" and "Wonderland By Night". Given in marriage by her father the bride chose a floor-length taffeta coat trimmed With lake over matching sleeveless dress also trimmed' with lace. The Empire styled dress had a 'Stand-up c'ollar. The train foil from the back of (Photo by Brady) BLAIS the coat. The Spanish headpiece , Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Elliott, held her floor-length veil. She R.R. 5, Seaforth and the groom is carried a cascade' bouquet of the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey daisies and yellow carnations. Craig, R.R.1, Walton, Ontario. Mrs. W. Watson, the bride's • The bride was given in sister of Guelph, Ontario was marriage by her father. Her the matron of honor. Mrs. R. gown, depicting a tender young Young, sister of the bride, of look of by-gone eras', 'was 'Transcona, 'Man., Miss Dianne fashioned in peau de soiree, puf- Patterson, sister of the groom, fed at the top of, the sleeves, Seaforth and Miss Wendy double ruffled at the hem • and Strelczyk of London were the swept back to a chapel-length bridesmaids. They wore aqua 'train. A Brussels net bib was dotted Swiss floor-length empire scattered with pearls and edged styled gowns trimmed with white with the same Venise lade that lace and wore white accessories. defined the high waist, ruffles and They carried bouquets of daisies sleeves. The hat of peau de and -aqua tinted mums with daisies soiree, highlighted with pearls in their hair. The dresses were and lace, held her silk illusion made by the groom's sister and floor length veil. Sher carried friends. a white.. Bible with a bouquet A reception and dance fol- consisting of a gardenia and trail- lowed at the Curling Club. The ing ivy and white ribbons entwined bride's mother received the with sweet peas and baby'S guests wearing a coat and dress •breath. ensemble of aqua crepe with long The bride was attended by sleeves of chiffon and lace front • Mrs. Mary Boyle of Huron Park on the coat She wore matching as matron of honour, wearing a shoes and a corsage of yellow' gown of maize ribbed polyester roses. The groom's mother styled 'In • a similar manner assisted in a coat and dress ensemble of tea rose polyester crepe with matching shoes and corsage of pink roses and white carnations. For the wedding trip to Lake- side Lodge on Lake Rosseau the bride travelled in a black and beige crepe hot pants dress with vest trimmed with coloured _LS,AT=1 a el sou Nos S S a*/ 7=1 S is A S 25 Musical quality 27 Hops kiln 29 First Christian martyr 33 Mental faculties 34 Hawaiian foodstuff cattle 36 Annually 37 English 8 9 10 13 15 18 23 27 30 36 171 44 61 53 55 AYE $$$$$$$$ 'and purse. She wore a corsage Of red carnations. The couple will reside at 740 Kipp's Lane #410, London. At the reception the toast to the bride was given by Mr. W. Hodgson of 'Thunder Bay, uncle of the bride. The guest book was circulated by Miss Ruth Carey. Guests were present from Thunderbay,Transcone,Toronto, Goderich, Norwich, Sarnia, Guelph, Strathroy, Peterborough, London, Clinton and Lambeth. Use Expositor Want - Ads Phone 527-0240 bridesmaids in lavender. Master Darren Elliott, Kitchener, nephew of the bride, was ring bearer. He wore a double- breasted purple velvet vest and CURRIE Emmanuel United Church, Sebringville, was the setting for a lovely summer wedding on Saturday, July 31st, 1971, uniting in marriage. Eric John Douglas Currie and Lesley Kay Gordon, both of Tdronto. The four &cl'ock ceremony was performed by the groom's father, Rev. Harold F. 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Guests were present from Haliburton, London, Kitchener, Elmira, Exeter, Georgetown, Mitchell, Ottawa, • Guelph, Sarnia, Stoney Creek, Brucefield, Monkton, Preston, Brussels, Walton, Varna and Seaforth. • Candelabra and elegant bou- quets of colourful summer flowers graced the altar of North- side United Church for the wedding of Helen Florence Elliott • The groom was attended by and Graeme Charles Craig on Mr. Gerald Smith, Walton, and Saturday, July 31, 1971 •- at 3:30 the ushers were Mr. Robert p.m. Rev. Derwyn Docken of Elliott, Kitchener, brother of Walton officiated at the double- the bride, Mr. Ken Pollard, Kit- ring ceremony. chener, cousin of the groom, Mr. The-bride-is-the-daughter of_ Jac k Mcf alleW anon and Mr. Alex McEwing of Kitchener. Traditional wedding music was played by Mrs. James Stewart and she accompanied the soloist, Mrs. Sharon Elliott,Kit- chener; (sister-in-law of the bride) as she sang, "The Wed- ding Prayer" and "O, Perfect Love". The wedding dinner was held at' the •Seaforth Golf and Country Club. Guests were re- ceived by the bride's mother wearing a rose ensemble of poly- ester satin and. lace completed with an orchid and mum cor- sage and the groom's mother in a peach dress o f pleated chiffon and corsage of an orchid, and orange rose buds. For a wedding trip to Northern Ontario, the bride chose a navy and white street-length dress of summer Italian knit completed with a red sash and red rose cOrsage. She' wore' the opal earrings and opal and diamond necklace, gift of the groom, with the ensemble.ac , Mr. and Mrs. _Craig will re- as the bride's gown but included side on the groom's farm at one ruffle at the hem. Similax eewait en, dresses in pastel shades of I lavender, mint green, turquoise and pink adorned the brides- maids; Mrs. Emily La Rue, Haliburton, Ontario (sister of the bride); Miss Wendy Reynolds, Preston, (a friend of the bride); Miss Sherrill Craig, London, and-black-wet .look-shoes--(sister of the-groom);-rand Miss-----Prior to the wediAlega the bride Mary Elliott, London, (sister of was honoured at showers given the bride). They carried nose- at the home of Mrs. Carol Stein- gays of dainty summer flowers, man, Preston;' Mrs. Mabel Mc-. The .flower girl Miss Chantal La Kenzie, Preston ande in the Rue, Haliburton, niece of the ' Church basement of Rorthside bride; wore a similar styleto the United Church, Seaforth, given by friends , neighbours and relatives. Also Miss Joanne Rimmer hosted an afternoon party for the bride's Sunday School class at her home. (Photo by Phillips) • CRAIG - ELLIOTT short pants with a patterned white shirt and purple velvet bow tie. The pillow with ruffled edge was made of white peau de soriee.