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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-07-28, Page 20The bride looked elegant in a pure silk ivory sari embroidered in gold thread and hand-made em- broidered gold shoes. She carried a green leaf bouquet with orange rose's and a matching spray adorned her hair. There is no traditional dress for Baha'i wed- dings, and' the' 6-yard sari was a gift from het mother for this very special day. The groom .wore a peach beige suit and 'a boutonniere of green with tiny orange flowers. Mother of the bride wore a silk pink '2-1976 ,DODGE DARTS SPORT, 2 door 1976 FORD HALF TON PICKUP, V8 automafic 1975 PONTIAC La MANS, '4 door — 1975 CHEV IMPALA, 2 door 1.975 PONTIAC VENTURA, A door 1975 DODGE CORONET, 4 door, air conditioned 1975 OLDS CUTLASS, 4 door sedan with, air conditioning 1975 DOGE MONACO, 4 door stationwagon with air conditioning 1974 DODGE MONACO, 4 door stationwagon 2-1974 DODGE MONACOS, 2' door hardtops .with air conditioning 1974 DOGE, 4 door 1974 CHEV SPORTS VAN (Camper equipped, 28,000 miles 1973 DODGE, 4 door hardtop 1973 LaSABRE, 2 door hardtop 1971 DODGE, '4 doOr sedan Bus V8, fUl RIPLEY AND DISTR CT LIONS CLUB Sunday, August 1st From 4 to 8 p.m., IN THE NEW RIPLEY - HURON COMPLEX MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT AND BALL GAME ADMISSION: pain $4.50, CHIILDREN UNDER 12 — $2.50 ADVANCE TICKETS: ADULTS $4.00, CHILDREN UNDER 12 $2.00 SPECIALS ARE AVAILABLE MONDAY, AUGUST 2 ONLY, UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. GENERAL 12 cu. ft. THE CHILDREN'S SHOPPE ALL SUMMER WEAR SIZES i - 14 CLEARING AT... 20% OFF THE MIT "FINAL CLEARANCE" LADIES • MENS • BOYS • GIRLS REG. VALUE TO $6.99 SUMMER TOPS BANKING HOURS: Mon., Tues., Wed„ 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Thurs., 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. CLOSED AUGUST 2 Sh.ap in Climate Controlled ComfOrt , FREE & EASY PARKING FOR.OVER 700 CARS ALL'SUMMER JEWELLERY RHODY KEISLER A Baha'i wedding took place at Catrip Menesetung, near Goderieh, on Saturday, July 10th, spiritually uniting Marilee Keisler and David Rhody 'of Kincardine. Marilee is: the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Marvin Keisler, Christian Missionaries .in Pakistan', . and David is the son of• Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rhody of Holyrood. 'service Was performed under the authority of the Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Goderich. A short explanation was , given on the importance of obtaining the consent of all living parents of the couple to the marriage. The importance ,of this Baha'i law can be seen more easily if we understand that marriage is not merely a legalized relationship between a man and a women,' but a social and spiritual contract which involves the extended families of each partner, a contract which has Many implications for the welfare of the next generation. RA 4E: TWENTY Baha'i. Wedding At Camp Menesetung Ni ME SAVINGS THE 14UCKNOW SENTINEL' LAKKNOW; ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, JUI-Y 28, 191 and gold sari, and the mother of the groom wore a floral gown in soft peach tones. Both wore corsages of white roses. Marriage prayers from the Writings of the Faith were read, followed by the Unity prayer in English,. French and German. SOloists. sang "Temper My Spirit 0 Lord" and the "Wedding Song". Special piano music for .the occasion was composed and per- formed by the brother of the bride. Marilee and pavid exchanged wedding vows in accordance with the Baha'i Marriage Law: "We will all, verily, abide by the will of God'7 . Although this vow is simple and short,' the meaning is pro- found. It affirms the fact that marriage is not only a 'contract between two people, but it also involves their relationship with God. The vow commits the bride and groom to equality in the unity they achieve by submitting them- selves to God's will. After. the service a buffet dinner was served, followed by music and dancing. Over 300 guests' attend- ed. Relatives and friends attended from Lucknow, Kincardine and area, Montreal, province of Queb- ec, Pakistan, California, Montana, and other regions of Canada. Marilee and David will spend six weeks touring the provinces, visiting Baha'i communities and attending an International Teach- ing Conferenee in' Anchorage, Alaska. The couple will be residing in Kincardine. Advertising serves by informing. CANADIAN AnvenTisNo BOARD Trouslau Te.a Fat Debbie Errington . Mrs. Ross' Errington, St. Helens held a 'tea Saturday, , July 24t1r, in honour of her daughter De,bbie, whose marriagetakes place. August 7th to, Bob MacGillivry. Debbie, Mrs. Errington and Mrs. MacGillivray received the gueits. Colleen Conley had them sign 'the guest book in the afte,rnooi. Charlene Conley .looked after it during the evening. The tea table was centred with sweet' peas. Mrs. John Durnin, aunt of the bride, poured tea from a silver tea service during the afternoon. Dayle MacDonald served the guests assisted by Mrs. Allan Cranston and Mrs., Angus MacDonald in the kitchen.. 'Barbara Young of Clinton, cousin of the bride, showed the bride's trous- seau during the afternoon. Valerie Errington, Mrs. Barry Muni, Mrs. Glenn Phillips assisted in the other . rooms. Mrs. Thos. Webster of Dungan- non, great aunt of the bride, poured tea during the evening with Dayle MacDonald serving the guests. Assisting in the kitchen were Mrs. Bill- MacPherson and Mrs. Bcki3 Aitchison. Those showing gifts in the evening were Miss Janet MacPherson, Mrs. John MacDonald, Mrs. Mac Conley and Valerie Errington. Debbie -has -been honoured -ar owtoinoiwinew•wisnowlawinouri44www4i. AMM'S CAR SALES LTD. MYTH PHONE 523-4342 several showers. Mrs. Glenn Phillips, Goderich, held a family shower for the MacGillivrays, Mrs. Wayne Todd held a staff shower for the employees of Goodall and Campbell, where Debbie is em- ployed. This commenced with, a cold plate -supper. A community shower was held a St. Helens Hall. Mrs. Barr. Young, Clinton, held a famil. shower for the Erringtons. Misse. Janet and Gail MacPherson held • surprise girl friend shower. Debbi received many lovely and usefu gifts at these showers.