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ERR os aol Rasen horton iii abel taeda bid 26 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Nov.: 20, 1974 * "Rd J Re [SISA RN EFS Saal FITTT EERE 17 oN " ie (I . , J soddeice Jaga bimixdicicnditb bis ves We fag a SALARY) ay a PRIA Stulen -- Dekking Saturday, August 24th, Jane Stulen became the bride of Paul Dekking at the Hebron Christian Reformed Church of Whitby, with the Rev. Carl D. Tuyl officiating. The bride is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stulen of Port Perry and the groom, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Dekking of Whitby. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was lovely in a boucle textured crepe gown, which was softly gathered at the bodice and draped from-the shoulders to a train, and accented at the neckline and lily point sleeves with a band of seed pearls. Her knee-length veil was held in place by a spray of baby's breath. She carr- ied a bouquet of orchids, white roses and stephanotis. Maid of honour was Anne Robb of Sarnia, friend of the bride, with Thea Eenling, another friend and Diana Den Boer, of Windsor, the bride's cousin, as brides- maids. All were dressed alike in pink floral gowns, softly pleated at the front and long sleeves gathered into cuffs. They carried sheaths of pink IoSeS Best man was Kevin Munball of Pickering, friend of the groom, wilh Gus Dekking of Whitby, the groom's brother and Gerald Stulen of Port Perry, the bride's brother as ushers. The groom and his attend- ants wore tuxedos, with - black jackets, grey vests and trousers, and ascots with grey and black pin stripes. Greeting guests at the reception" dinner and dance was (he bride's mother in a blue knit gown with knife pleated skirt and a corsage of white orchids. The groom's mother assisted in a green chiffon gown with white trim, and wearing a corsage of yellow orchids. . Master of ceremonies was . Andy Fennema of Manches- ter, friend of the bride and groom, with the wedding music provided by the Par 4. For travelling on a honey- moon trip to the Bahamas, the bride chose a green knit dress with navy accessories. Special guests from the Netherlands were both the grandmothers of the bride and of the groom. } The bride was the. honour- ed guest at two miscellane- ous showers given by Anja Vanden Heuvel and Thea Eenling, both of Oshawa and by Ruth Fennema of Man- chester. The happy couple now reside at 161 University Avenue, Waterloo, where the groom attends university and the bride is employed as a Registered Nurse. Wed at St. Ann's Church, Penetanguishene, on Oct. 5, was Mary Lynn Bell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bell of Port McNicoll, to Alan Ross Murphy, son of Mrs. Merle Murphy of Prince Albert, Ontario.' Rev. L. Dignard officiated the 3 p.m. ceremony during which soloist Christine Bro- deur' of Waubaushene, sang "Where is Love", "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face", and '"We've Only Just Begun'. She was accompanied by Mrs. M. Marchand, of Penetang. Given in marriage by both her parents, Mary Lynn wore a floor length gown _ with a long train made of Italian embroidered satin. Murphy - Bell With georgette long sleeves and ruffled cuffs, the gown was set off with a high, starched, beaded collar that was also ruffled. : Her; headdress was of beaded pearl petals from which hung an illusion veil. Red Sweet-heart roses, Stephnotis, breath made up the bouquet she carried. Mary Lynn's sister, Mrs. Donna Jackson of Port Mc- Nicoll, was matron of horior, and bridesmaids were sister Mrs. Nancy Williams, of Port Perry, and Mrs. Lor- raine Marian, of Penetang, and the groom's cousin, Mrs. Judy Olaisen, of Weston, Ontario. : They wore gowns of flow- and baby's' ered crepe chiffon over taffeta, with short cape slee- ves and sweetheart neck- lines, falling to 'an A-line. The maid of Honor wore blue, while bridesmaids wore pink, mauve, and coral, They all wore wide, white floppy hats, with an accent- ing ribbon to match their dresses, and carried white crysanthamums tipped same color as dresses. . The bride's brother-in-law, John Williams of Port Perry, was best man, and ushers were Tom Forsythe of Pic- kering, Rick Olaisen of Wes- ton and the groom's 'cousin John Jeffery, of Princé Albert. The Country Mill was the setting for a reception to which 250 guests attended. The bride's mother, Mrs. Arthur Bell, wore a mauve, silk crepe, floor length gown with long, lace sleeves, and -lace around the collar. Her corsage was a white orchid. A salmon-coloured, crepe chiffon long gown with short sleeves, gathered at the bodice with a jewelled broach was worn by the groom's mother for the oc- casion. A mauve orchid was her corsage. For a honeymoon to Ott- awa, Montreal, and later to the Bahamas, the bride left in a brown velvet pant suit and orange blouse. Tan shoes and purse, and a corsage of white gardenias topped off the outfit. Guests came from Port McNicoll, Midland, Pene- tamg, Burlington, Welland, Port Perry, Guelph, Prince Albert, Tor- onto, Weston, Dundas, Lind- say, Port. Hope, Downsview, Pickering, Mississauga, and Peterborough. 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