The Holland Evening Sentinel from Holland, Michigan • Page 12

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1970 THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL PAGE FIVE Miss Esther Timmer Is Bride of J. D. Wiersma Den Nuptials Solemnized Mrs. John D. Wiersma Drenthe Christian Reforme.1 Church was the setting for the 2 p.m.

Saturday wedding of Miss Esther Timmer and John D. Wiersma. The couple was united in marriage by the Rev. Wesley, brother of the bride. Mrs.

John De Weerd, organist, accompanied the soloist, the Eev, John HaJnes. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Timmer, 6230 Adams Zeeland, and Mr.

and Mrs. Dan Wiersma, 9816 Wiersma Zeeland. The bride wore a floor-length gown of ivory silk organza with peau d'ange lace accented with pearls on the empire bodice, victoian neckline and lantern sleeves. Garlands of matching lace edged the hemline and accented the A-line skirt and fan- shaped train. A profile headpiece of lace and organza flowers and leaves accented with pearls secured her train- length veil and she carried a colonial bouquet of white orchids, white pompons and stephanotis.

Miss Janice Van Rhee was the bride's personal attendant Mrs. Muriel Arendsen, matron ot honor, wore an orient blue floor-length gown of silk organ- SANTA SAYS SHOP NOW FOR i- CHRISTMAS CflRDS ORF 50 Albums To Choose From WESTERN MICHIGAN'S GREETING CARD HEADQUARTERS Downtown-Next to Penneys (Van Den Berge photo) za designed with Victorian iine and empire waist trimmed multi-colored embroidered flowers- The long, sheer sleeves ended in deep ruffled cuffs. A profile headpiece of embroidered flowers and organza leaves and ball of multi-colored flowers completed her ensemble. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Richard Van Eenenaam, Mrs.

Ran- aall Lokers and Miss Sally and flowergirls were Dana Sue Van Eden and Diane Lynn Timmer. All wore gowns and headpieces similar to that of the honor attendant. The bridesmaids carried similar bouquets and the flowergirls carried baskets of flowers. Richard Van Eenenaam was best man with 'Jack Van Eden, Scot Van Hoven and Mark Engle as groomsmen. Jay Klingenberg and Harold Tim- iner ushered.

A reception was held in the church-parlors with the Misses Sharon and Mary Timmer and Laurie Van Rhee in the gift room. Earl Klein and Marge Be Free at the punch bowl and Miss Barbara Kay Arendsen and Larry Klingenberg charge of the guest book. The couple will live in Southfield where the groom is employed at the National Bank of Southfield. The groom's parents entertained at a rehearsal dinner at Van Raalte's Restaurant, Zeeland. Mrs.

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Stroop. The Rev. Gordon Van Oostenburg officiated with Miss Cathy Turckes, the bride's college roomate, as organist and the Rev. John Hains as soloist. Parents of the couple are Mr.

and Mrs. Bert Arendsen, 2011 Ottawa Beach and Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Stroop, 531 Pine Ave.

Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor- length dirndl gown of ivory organza with imported lace on the empire bodice and colonial sleeves. A satin, bow accented the empire waistline. Her chapel- length mantilla edged with matching lace fell! from a Camelot headpiece and she carried cream pompons on a white lace Bible. She also carried a hand- i belonging to the groom's grandmother and wore Three Injured In Crash of 3 Cars JENISON Three persons were treated for injuries suffered in a three car accident Saturday at 3:55 p.m. along Baldwin Drive and Floral Ave.

in Georgetown Township: Injured were Gordon Gardner, 17, of 7454 Lupine, driver of one car. and Mrs. Ruth Alkema, 41 7442 21st Jenison, and a passenger in her car, son Jerry, 3. Ottawa county sheriff's deputies said the Gardner auto, eastbound on Baldwin, apparently skidded on wet pavement into the opposite traffic lane, colliding with the Alkema car and one driven by William Johnson, 21, of Grand Rapids, westbound on Baldwin. Johnson was not injured.

Mrs. John D. Plasman (Kleinheksel photo) Couple Speaks Vows in Home Ceremony Seek Car in Accident James 0. Kroma, 19, of routs 1, Fennville, told Holland police the car he was driving north along Michigan Ave. Saturday at 8:30 p.m.

was struck by another auto that accelerated to pass his car at 23rd St. and continued away after the mis hap. Police continue to searcii for the other auto. her grandmother's watch. Maid of honor was Miss Marita Haje of Frankfurt, Germany, an exchange student who lived with the Arendsens in 1965 and 66.

She wore a floor-length gown of gold velvet with a ruffled peter pan collar, bishop sleeves of gold organdy with ruffled velvet cuffs and satin ribbon and bow marking the empire waistline. She wore fresh flowers in her! hair and carried a gold lantern 'with a crescent of pompons and i wheat. Bridesmaids, Mrs. Carl Arendsen and Miss Kathy Stroop, sister of the groom, and junior i a i Miss Laura Arendsen, niece of the bride, wore gowns similar in style to that of the honor attendant in cherry red with similar headdresses. They carried red lanterns wih fall arrangements.

Fred McLaughlin was best man with Carl Arendsen, brother the bride, and Larry Terlouw jas groomsmen and Rod Arendsen, nephew of the bride, as junior groomsmen. Ushers were Duane Arendsen a Doyle Stroop. An Ox roast buffet reception was held on the lawn at the home of the bride's parents and was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arendsen and Mr.

and Mrs. Glenn Arendsen. i Misses Virginia Schaap. Kristy Slenk, Carla Van Norden, Kathy Dalman and Mary as-; sisted. Miss Lynn Houting was in charge of the guest book.

Miss Arlene Goorman was attendant to the bridal party. The couple will be at home at 1001 East University, Apt. 4C, Ann Arbor. The groom is a senior in the College of Architecture and "Design at the University of Michigan and the bride is a senior in the College of Education at a Michigan University where she is majoring in public address. The groom's parents hosted the rehearsal dinner at Holiday Inn.

Pre-nuptial showers were given by Mrs. Joseph Kolean and Miss Nancy Kolean: Mrs. Keith Houting and Mrs. Roger Stroop; Mrs. Robert Arendsen, Mrs.

'Glenn Arendsen and Mrs. Carl I Arendsen. Miss Vicky Kay Koops and John David Plasman-were married Friday evening by the Rev. John Nieuwsma in a candlelight ceremony at the home of the bride's parents, Miss Rita Nyboer was pianist and Kenneth Evink sang. Parents of the couple are Mr.

and Mrs. Lloyd Koops of route 1, Hamilton, and Mr. and Mrs. John Plasman Jr. of route 3, Holland.

The bride wore a floor-length organza gown featuring an empire bodice with doubled bubble sleeves trimmed with pearled chantillace. A chapel length notched train edged in matching lace fell from the back waistline Arrest Five On Marijuana Count ALLEGAN --Five youths, including a juvenile, were apprehended Friday night in Allegan county and charged with illegal possession of marijuana. Held at the Allegan county jail for arraignment were Gregg PuvogeJ, 19, of Fennville, Blair Van Oss, IS, Saugatuck: PMlip Pezzuto, 17, of Douglas a Steven Siska, 18, also of Saugatuck. A 15-year-old Saugatuck boy was referred to his parents State Police at South Haven said the five were apprehended at 10:40 p.m. Friday in Allegan county's Laketown Township and a quantity of alleged marijuana was recovered.

and her train-length veil of illusion was held by a petal face- framer accented with crystals and pearls. Stephanotis and ivy fell from the cascade bouquet centered with a white orchid. Miss Carol Joostberns, maid of honor, was attired in a warm pink empire gown designed with buttons at the waist, a bow in back and short puffed sleeves. A ana She wore a pink floor length erald Bleyker, Mrs. Tom Den Bleyker The Rev.

Glbert Haan heard)Bleyker seated the guests and the nuptial vows which united Phil Groenhof lit the candles. Miss Nancy Groenhof and Tom Mr. and Mrs. Dale Nienhuis Den Eleyker in the Montello i were master and mistress Christian Reformed Church Fri-j ceremonies at the reception in day evening. Mrs.

Jack Tuinsma the parlors. Kathy was organist and Mrs. Robert Wabeke and Jim Cook served Dykstra sang. Linda Brandsen and Parents of the couple are Mr. arry Klein ene the gifts and Mrs.

Arthur Groenhof. Rick Den Bleyker regis- and Mr. and Mrs. tered the guests. 10878 i Following a northern wedding I trip, the couple will be at home veil and carried a basket of assorted pompons.

Miss Dawn Koops. who lit the candles, was attired in a pinJc gown styled with puffed S1 ned with empire bodice, chif- The bride's sister fashioned! at Bouwman's Mobil Homes, the floor-length wedding gown of lace over silk organza Slaps Pentagon sleeves and accented with lace and deep pink velvet. She wore a bracelet corsage of pink sweetheart roses. Jerry Plasman was best man and Steven Naber ushered. A patio reception was held with Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Reeves as master and mistress of ceremonies. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Plasman were at the punch bowl.

Following a two-week honeymoon in Hawaii, the couple will fon puffed sleeves with lace cuffs and lace edged peter pan collar. Her chapel-length veil was edged in lace and was held in place by a beaded headpiece. Miss Mary Groenhof and Mrs. Dan Verstraete attended the bride and were attired in avocado gowns styled with empire long cuffed sleeves banded necklines. Bob Den Bleyker was his brother's best man while Don Den Bleyker was groomsman.

WASHINGTON (UPI) --Sen. William Proxmire, said today the Pentagon is suffering from a case of split personality in its budgeting --pleading for more money with one hand while squandering what it has with the other. Collide at Intersection Ruth W. Green, 45, of 601 Myrtle was cited by Holland police for failure to" yield the right of way after the car she was driving and one operated by Barbara A. Otten, 16, 660 Myrtle collided Saturday at 7:42 p.m.

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