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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-08-08, Page 17• t.e. • DNESDAYi AUGUST•t. 1973 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO. Dungannon WI PURPLE GROVE _ ; Enjoying a trip to Nova Scotia st week were Mr. and Mrs. on Collins. The Collins' ored out and,hoped to visit ious places including Cape ton and Cornwallis Forces Base ey left on:Sunday, July 28 and planning on being home on sday of this week. During ,absence Mr. and Mrs. Don etook over Burton's mail Many folks from this area ended the. Street Dance and etBarbecue in Ripley on Satin:- 4unday. Also niany folks . inlere took in, the Craft Fest-' Lucknow on the week end. visitors last week withMr: and s, Don Dore and family were s,,Brian King and Stephanie Dianne. Dore of Teeswater, Miss Marion McLeod , Russ Bolton of Formosa , Mrs. Graham took and David of Ripley, Harry Smit of Kincardine and Rick Mc- Gillivray. Latt week visitors' with Mr., and Mrs. John Smith, Leonard and Lorraine were Mr. and Mrs. Or- ville Westcott Stuart. and Ruth of Pembroke Mr. and Mrs. Keith Shaw and Pamela of Dutton, Carl Shaw of Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs.. A. JosCof Windsor, Mr. and Mrs. John Emmerton and family of Point Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Starr of Rochester , Michigan and Mistes. Beverly and Catherine Sol- omon of Royal Oak, Michigan. 'Dungannon Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs. Jack Clements at Nile for their July meeting on Thursday evening. Twelve members were 'in attend- 'ance , and the past-president, Mrs. Wilmer. Rutledge , conducted the meeting. All felt. grateful that the Clernents home had been saved when fire destroyed their barn on Monday morning. Following the Ode and Mary Stewart Collect the 'roll call "Something I .learned from a new Canadian" , brought forth 'thoughts on religion, families working together , culture and respect. A brief business period'was held. All 4-H girls planning to take the Fall course "A World of Food in Canada" , should contact their leaders soon. Members who were present signed a card to be sent, to Mrs. Harvey Alton, president, who is, in Victoria Hospital, Lon- don. The motto "There is no fellow- ship surpassing that of a congen- ial worker" was given by Mrs. Clarence McClenaghan in her pleasant manner. ' A variation'in the program was enjoyed when Mrs,. Fred Young conducted a number of exercises in which 'all participated. Mrs. Young then gave the topic on Canadian Industries and told of visiting the ,lime quarries - Ox- ford's Grand Canyon, near Beams- vine. • Mrt. Rutledge'thanked Mrs. Clements for the use of her home , and all who participated. Following the singing of "The Queen" and the Institute Grace, lunch was served by Mrs. Roy Robson, Miss Iva *Carr and IVIrs. George F.Fington. On June 23rd at Sacred Heart Church, Wingham, amid a setting of white peonies, yellow irises and lilies, Karen Anne Kieffer and Ralph Joseph Weishar pledged their marriage vows in a double-ring ceremony. Rev. Father M. Kaminski officiated at the nuptial mass. Miss Lavonne Ballagh of Wing- ham was soloist singing "Wed- ding Song" at the procession "Ave Maria" at the offertory, "0 Perfect Love" at communion, "The Love Theme from Romeo and Juliet" at the signing of the register, and "We've Only Just Begun" at' the recession. Miss Rosemary ,'Schmidt presided at the church organ. The:bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kieffer, RR 1 ' Blueyale, and the. groom is the son of Mr. 'and Mrs. Ralph Weishar Sr. of RR 2 Teeswater. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of white sparkling organza with chapel tr•ain, empire waist, -high neckline, bishop sleeves with tight self cuff and trimmed with narrow. Italian lace. The gown was designed and, made by the .bride. Her double layered elbow length veil of.tulle was held by a jewelled Julie cap trimmed with lace identical to the trim of the. gown. She carried a cascade bouquet of yellow Sweetheart roses and ivy and wore an opal necklace, gift of the groom. . Maid of honor was her sister, Elaine Kieffer, gowned in yellow multi color flock flowered polyes- ter sheer, with empire waist, full puff sleeves and tie back sash. A' yellow picture hat and cascade bouquet of yellow and white shasta daisies, completed her cokume. Bridesmaids were Misses Janke, Bernadette and 'Diane Kieffer, all deusins of the.ihride.. They were attired identichl to the 'maid of honor with the same floral arrangements. Little Tammy Lynn Kieffer, niece of the bride was flower girl wearing a floor length gown of the same material and design as the bridesmaids, and carrying a colonial nosegay bouquet 9 of yellow and white: shasta daisies. Ring bearer was little Darrell,' Weishar, youngest brother of the groom in •,EcI.Wardian tuxedo Photo by Snyder. identical to the attire of the .groom and' his attendants. He • carried a lace edged white satin pillow bearing 'the rings.' Frank Weishar .of Listowel was his brother's best man. Ushers were Daniel, Mervyn, and Joseph Weishar, brothers of the groom. A dinner and reception were held at the Wingham Legion Hall. Mrs. Kieffer received guests wearing a floor length gown of, orange ice floral sheer with matching shoes and a corsage of whiteSweetheart rose' buds. She was assisted by' Mrs. VVeishar wearing a floor length gown of navy blue . fortrel crimp crepe with full sheer ileeveS, white trim and a corsage of pink sweet- heart rosebuds. The dinner table was centred, by a round three tier wedding cake decorated with fourteen dozen tiny yelloW sweetpeas and topped by a miniature bridal party dressed in the theme colors. Crystal candelabra, yet= , low candles, irises and yellow and white streamers completed the decor. George Kieffer of Teeswater, uncle of the bride,, was toast- master. Honored guests were the groom's grandmother, Mrs. Andrew Weishar of Grimsby and great uncle Harry Rienhart; the brides' greatount Mrs. Margaret Hauck of Brookhaven; god- parent,'of the bride?, Mrs. George Kieffer of teesiiirer, Iii1Cha'el Cronin of Windsor; godparents of the groom, Mt. and Mrs. Edward . Reinhart of Mildmay and Rev. Fathers Kaminski and Mulhall of Teeswater. Other guests attending were from Nanaimo, B.C., Earltou, Windsor, Grimsby, Toronto, Preston, Missisiauga,Hamilton, London, Woodstock, Kitchener, Stratford, Listowel, Mildmay, Teeswater, Bluevale, Wingham and surrounding area. For travelling to Niagara Falls and northern U.S.A. the bride wore a heavenly blue two piece suit of puff crimplene with whit" trim, white accessories and a corsage of yellow roses. 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