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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-10-19, Page 14a14 The Tirrtep.Actveeatet October 19, 1961 MR. AND MRS. KENNETH KLEINFELDT Double -ring ceremony Jri a double ring ceremony on Saturday, October 14 at 2.30 p.rn. Edia Mary Coward. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- win Coward, RR 1 Kirkton, and Kenneth Harold Kleinfeldt, Exeter, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John KleinfeJdt exchanged merriage vows at Thames Road parsonage with Rev. Hugh Wilson officiating. The bride wore a street - length dress of egg -shell bro- caded satin with beige acces- sories. She wore a string of Marvella pearls and matching earrings, a gift of the groom. Yellow roses and mums formed the bride's bouquet. She was attended by her sis- fer. Miss Jean Coward. in a rose brocaded satin sheath with phew beige accessdre, and pearl and crystal necklace and earrings, the gift of the bride and groom. She carried gold mums and yellow roses. Elmore Kleinfeldt, RR 3 Mitchell, was his brother's groomsrn an. A reception was held at the Towne and Country Restaurant, Exeter where the bride's moth- er received guests in a Baltic blue dress with black acces- . For travelling in Northern Michigan the bride changed to a teal blue suit with black ac- cessories. The couple will make their home in Exeter. Guests attended from Dash- wood, 'Woodstock, London, Exe- ter, Mitchell and Crediton. MR. AND MRS. GERALD A. TARSITANO Plan to live in Chicago Miss Perla Frances Hern, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Hein, 1R 1, Woodham, and Kinsmen's Harvest Queen in 1956, was married to Gerald A. Tarsitano, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tarsitano, Chi- cago', Ill. in St. Ferdinand's Catholic Church, Chicago with :at. Itev. Monsignor M. A. Canning officiating. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of re-embriodered Alencon lace with a flattering, open neck- line of scalloped lace. From the bodice, la ee medallions ex- tended down each side of the bell-sha ped born bazine skirt which was topped by a draped cummerbund caught up with s in a 11 re -embroidered lace edalliens. h e detachable chapel train was also nutlined with the lace medallions. She carried a white Bible crested with white Orchids surrounded by red rosebuds end white stephanotis. „.,,,orotity holds 'ptedge: Fivo preeeeetive p• 1 •d s were Welcomed at the pledge party and model meeting ,of Det* Sienla Phi Sorority on Tuesday .evening at the home of Mrs. R. C. Dinney. The members wore Atexican costumes and the house w.ae ,decorated accordingly. Mrs. William Shaeffer WOO the prize for best costume,. Following a Beauty Counsel- lor demonstration President Mrs. Joc Wooden •conducted the meeting and plans were made for the annual Sorority ball to be held November 23 with Mrs, William King es voneener, Lunch of hamburgers and tossed salad was served by the hostess aseieted by Mr. Wil- lie:et Amos, Mrs. Schaeffer and Mr. Lloyd Smith. New UC group auxiliary topic Mrs. Jack Carr, presiding at the meeting of the Afternoon Auxiliary of James Street Unit- ed Church 'Thursday afternoon reported on the meeting of the provisional committee in re- gard to the new organization "The Vnited Church Women" to he launched January 2, 1962. Questionnaires were present- ed to each of the members giving them a chance to have a say in the forming of the groups and the times of meet- ing. Nominations were made for the executive of the new group. Mrs. Warren Brock gave a talk with the theme "ThanIdul- ness-. She said "In our new organization we must look to the future for greater achieve - merits and remember each woman has a definite place in it." Mrs. William Amerongen favored with a solo, A brief memorial service for two recently deceased mem- tiers, Mrs. B. ;11. Francis and Mrs. F. Coates, was conducted by Mrs. C. E. Zurbrigg. The worship service was led by Mrs. Zurbrigg assisted, by Mrs. Coward and Mrs. W. Shapton. Mrs. Brock and Mrs. Zur- brigg were namededelegates to the WelS and WA sectional meeting in Whalen church, Oc- tober 23. An invitation was ex- tended by the WA to attend its meeting November 2 at 3 p.m. photo 'Itliss Suzanne Miller, Chi- cago, was maid of honor wear- ing rose petal while silk or- ganza with red accessories and carried white lilies with rose- bud centres. Similarly Welled were the bridesmaids, Patricia Tarsitano, Antonia De Rose, both of Chicago, Phyllis Hern, sister of the bride, London, and Nancy Carufel, Green BSy, Wis., flower girl, Christine Dixon, niece of the bride, Clan- deboye, dressed in miniature style of the other attendants and carried a basket of white mums. Noel Skinner, Exeter, nephew of the bride, was ring. bearer. Thomas Hera cz, Chicago, was best man and Darrel Kiley, Jim leamch, John Chis- holm and Leo Findlay Jr, ush- ered. A reception was held at the Chateau Royal, Chicago, where the 'bride's mother received guests in a blue sheath with lace top and the grooes meth- -- Please turn to page 16 Dress up your Bathroom gea our wide selection AV plastic tile, wallpapers, bath sets -etc, Make your bathroom more attractive at vary Mt oat! Centralia Guild hears fire chief The Protestant Ladies Chapel Guild of RCAF Station, Cen- tralia, held its meeting Tues- day evening, October 17 in the new Protestant chapel with 40 members attending. A film and talk in keeping with Fire Prevention Week was given by FS Haggart, fire chief of the station, A devotional period was led by Mrs. H. Ailey. Mrs. H. Ayton favored with a solo. MR. AND MRS. DOUGLAS • •, garbage disposal, Mrs Richard iIarLtuan made the. presentee 11011, Treekaeate lea Last Saturday evening. Mrs. Garnet Hicks entertained en honor of tier daughter. Revolv- ing with the hostess and the bride -elect was the groom - elect's :mother, :Mrs. Alvii . rule ton, Elimville. Mrs, George Lawson. Exeter. • grandmother of the bride, and Mrs. Reuben Pehlke, grand- mother of the groom, poured tea at a table centred with the wedding cake flanked 1»' white candles .and gold pansies. Serving were Mrs. Gerald: Laweon, Mrs, Mervyn Wilson, A. F1,4TIDN .--noprr pileLo Twin cousins ringbearers Twin cousins of the groom States, the bride donned a two - were ringbearers for the double piece wool sheath in Kelly ring ceremony uniting in mar- green, black and white acces- riage Kathryn Blanche Hicks, series and corsage of gold daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gar- niums. net A. Hicks, RR 3 Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Fulton will and Douglas Alvin Fulton, son make their home in Si. Marys, of Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Fulton, Bride-eleet honored RR 3 Exeter, in James Street Mrs. Fulton, prior to her "United Church in a setting of ferns and candlelight, on Sat- marriage on Saturday, was feted al. several pre -nuptial urday, October 14, at 3 p.m. Rev, S. Ernest Lewis office, functions' Airs. Grant Skinner, Exeter, ated at the ceremony and Mr, was hostess for members of Lawrence Wein, organist of the church, played traditional wed. the Junior institute when they Main topic for the evening was how to raise funds by means of various projects. It was decided to hold a bake sale Serviteurs were Mrs„ Harry g • Mrs. Alvin Moir, Misses Carole Tues. & Thur. — 9 a.m. • 9 p.m. and Joan Westcott and Sandra Wed. & Sat. -- 9 /tom. • 3 ,3411, Prout. For travelling in the 'United LYNDA LOWRY, PROP, tendered the bride -elect with a dine music. G3vn in marriage by her iniscenanemis shower, Miss gave the father, the bride etore a floor- Barbara Ann MorleY length gown of white nylon lace address and the gifts were pre - basket by Mrs, over peau-de-soie with fitted sente° in a Skinner and Miss Doreen bodice, and bouffant skirt. The neckline was trimmed with cup Brock. sequins and g Ws, A tiara set Last Friday evening the with sequins and pearls held neighbors on the line gathered her shoulder -length veil. She at the home of Mrs. Roylance carried a white Bible crested Westcott and daughters and with red Sweetheart roses and presented Kathryn with a pair ivy, of end -table lamps, Mrs. Au - Mrs. Donald McCann, RR 2 gust Gregu,s read the address Dashwood, sister of the bride, and Sandra Prout and Joan as matron of honor, and Miss Westcott presented the lamps. Gail Lawson, Whitby, and Miss The staff of Canadian Can Gail Pehlke, RR 1 Monkton, ners in a get-together made as bridesmaids were gowned Kathryn the recipient of a alike in bright red dresses with rounded necklines, fitted bo- dices and full skirts. They car• ried nosegays of white Iceberg mums with tinted red centres and ivy. Flower girl, Miss Diane Hutton, wore bright red velvet trimmed with white lace and carried a nosegay of white Pinnochio mums with tinted red centres. Kevin and Keith Pehlke, of Monkton, twin cousins of the groom, ),vere ringhearers in red top jackets and charcoal black trousers. Edward Here, RR 7 Wood; ham, was best man and David Wilson, London, and Kenneth Pehlke, Monkton, ushered. The reception was held in the church hall where the bride's mother received the guests in a moss green sheath of silk brocade with magenta accessories and white mum corsage. The groom's mother assisted in a blue -figured sheath of magic crepe with black ac- cessories and white mum or- PHONE 658 OPEN Cathy's Beauty Lounge 147 MAN $T. PHONE 645 Perms • Cuts - Sets • Tints OPEN Monday to Friday, 9-6 Tues, & Thurs. Evenings Only Closed Saturday CATHY ROBBINS, Prop. onrowarmerstonesiewOrmonr0 SILHOUETTE Hair Fashions Opposite Post Office Exeter early in December. Refresh- Mrs. GeraldMcFalls. Mon. & Fri. — 9 a.m. • 6 p.m. ments were served. President Mrs. Marguerite eicLeod was in the chair for the meeting. London, and Mrs. Sanford u • Lallel'isr.pliaTi%n•igileilie wedding gifts was Mrs. Donald McGann. the trousseau and shower gifts, Airs. Grant Skinner; china and accessoriee. 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