The Huron Expositor, 1968-09-19, Page 54
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Chambers Montgomery,
Wingham United Church was
the scene of a prety wedding
on Friday, Sept. 6th, at -7:30 "
p.m. when Jacqueline Gail Mont-
gomery and Robert Kenneth
Chambers, both of RR 4, Wing -
ham, were united in marriage.
Rev. Rae Grant was the officiat-
ing minister. The church was
decorated with pink and white
gladioli.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Montgom-
ery of RR 4, Wingham aid the
groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Chambers of RR 4,
Wingham.
The bride, given in marriage
by_her father, yeare_an empieeee
full-length peau, de soie gown
With a• chantilly lace bodice and
sheath '‘ sleeves belled at the
wrist. The waist length veil of
nylon tulle and lace was held by
a coronet halo wllh flowers.
She carried a bouquet of deep
red eoses.
M. Arthur Hand of Durham,
as matron of honor and Miss
Trudy Montgomery of Wing -
ham, as bridemaid, both sisters
of the bride, wore matching
dresses of empire full-length
pink nylon and acetate lace ov-
er taffette with • short sleeves
and three-quarter length gloves.
Their shoulder -length veils of
pink nylon tulle and lace were
held by headpieces of pink
roses. They carried bouquets of
light p'ele roses.
The organist, Mrs. Mustard,
played traditional wedding mus-
ic and °accompanied the soloist,
Mrs Lyma Hickey when • she
sang "0 Perfect Love'! and the
"Wedding Prayer".
William Chambers of RR 4,
Wingham, was groomsman and
the usher was Rae Mathers ,of
Bluevale.
The reception was held at
• the, rtigiOrt I Mill
ewhieb Wa‘deetirated4itb, baal
ets of pinknod, whi*. :gladioli
- and. „candles.' Theita140, 1.;404,
er recelYed tbe gmestp wearing
linle ,VCCA 0110t4'.0,cos
oyo • 04 boo le.P.P.Y -With ,
-rnatclihrg, Qat. :of Mtge .4041
;nylon laCe with.^.threeluarte
knelt sleeves, brown accesir-
tes and ,COrsage of •pink rose
buds- and fern. The groom's
mother .assisted in a peacock •
and gold sheath of metallic
brocade with short sleeves;
brawn accessories and corsage
of rose 'colored gardenias an
fern.
For a- wedding trip to North-
ern Ontario the bride travelled
in a yellow solerno linen A-line
dress with • 'black accessories
and Corsage of white gardenias,
The couple will reside In
Guests were present from
Hamilton, Owen Sound, Hensall,
Dublin, Goderich, Durham, Wal -
.ton, Egmondville, Brussels, -.
.liolinesville, Clifford Winghana
and Bluevale. „.
PAPPLE — STEPHENSON
The wedding of Dawn Elaine
• Stephenson, daughter- of Mr.
and Mrs. W. Donald Stephenson, -
of Seaforth and Thomas David
Papple, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Papple, RR 4, Seaforth, was sol-
emnized at the Egmondville
United Church on September
14th, at 5:30 p,m. with Rev. D.
Steven officiating.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, chose a white
street -length dress and corsage
of pink roses. They were at-
tended by Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Falconer of Exeter. Mrs, Fal-
coner wore a pink crimplene
dress and corsage of white car-
nations.
Mrs, Arnold Scott, church or-
ganist, played "0 Promise Me"
followed by "To the Evening
Star"' from "Tanhauser"ene the
bride came down the aisle.
Following the wedding a rec-
eption was held at the Seaforth
Curling Club.
The couple will reside in.
Seaforth.
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McKercher — Davis
' St. James' . Presbyterian
Church, North Yarmouth, beau-
tifully deeareted. with baskets
of large white chrysanthemums,
candlebra and white satin, bows,
was the setting for the double
ring ceremony of Charlotte Ann
Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold R. Davis, RR 3, Belmont
and William Robert Donald Mc-
Kercher, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert S. McKercher, RR 1,
Dublin on September 7, 1960,
at 4:00 p.m. The Rev. W: A.
Kincaid officiated. -
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a white
French crepe floor -length A -
.k
line gawn. The bodice was high-
lighted by a rolled bateau neck-
line, elbow -length sleeves and
an empire waistline. A train
extending at the back in grace-
ful folds from the neckline fell
to Chapel length. To complete
her bridal outfit, the bride
chose a French pure silk illu-
sion veil Caeght up by a floral
cluster of lily of the valley and
carried a Colonial bouquet of
white butterfly roses intersper-
sed with satin streamers knot-
ted with white sweetheart roses..
The matron of honor, -Mrs.
Allister Cameron, sister of the
bride, RR 3, Dutton, Miss Mary
McKercher, sister of the groom,
London and Miss Phyllis Tam -
lin, St. Thomas, as bridesmaids,
wore identical floor -length
gowns of avacado green crepe
designed with bate'au necklines,
elboW-length sleeves, empire
Waistlines and A-line skirts, with
an extra fullness in the back
and matching tailored bow head-
pieces. They carried Colonial
bouquets of white pom poms
and golden garnet sweetheart
roses with white satin streamers.
The flowergirl, Miss Eliza-
beth Ann Cameron, niece of the
bride, was gowned in a floor -
length empire 'styled' gown of
white crepe. Her bouquet was
a smaller version of the senior
attendants and she had match-
ing flowers in her hair.
Mrs. Kenneth Howe played
traditipnal wedding music and
accompanied the. soloist, Mr.
William Campbell of Seaforth.
Mr. Larry -Wheatley, RR 1,
Dublin, was the groomsman and
the ushers were Mr. Allan Dav-
is, Brampton and Mr. Robert J.
Pryce, RR 1. Dublin.
"--V011oW-ing die Wird7"--ig, a re-
ception was held at the St.
Thomas Golf and Country Clull"
followed by a dance. •
For their wedding trip to
Cape Cod and New England
States; the bride travelled in a
turquoise -A-line dress of raw
silk, matching hat and black
kid accessories with white or-
chid corsage.
The couple Will reside at RR
1, Dublin, Ontario.
Guests were present from
Toronto, Dundas, Hamilton, Mar-
-lette, Mich., Brampton, Wash-
ington, D.C., Annan and Wilrid.
CARDIFF — LUCKHARDT
• Shirley Margaret Luckhardt
and Victor Earl Cardiff were
united in marriage by Rev. H.
Patzer at- Redeemer Lutheran
Church, Monkton.
The bride is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Luckbardt,
RR 2, Monkton, and the bride-
groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Cardiff, RR, 4, Brussels.
White gladioli and ferns dec•
orated the church. Organist was
Illrs. Harry 13raul of Monkton.
The bride was given in mar-
riage by her father. She wore
a peau de moir empire styled
gown with scoop neck, bell
sleeves, a lace jacket trimmed
with cotton lace and a lace
train trimmed with the cotton
lace. Her fingertip veil was held
by a rose headpiece. She car-
ried red roses and white miniate
ture carnations.
Maid of honor was Miss Diane
Luelchardt of RR 2, Monkton.
Bridesmaids were Miss Dorene
.Cardifig of RR 4, Brussels and
Miss Darlene Luckhardt of RR
koles. Meeting
Seaforth number 3 met Thur-
sday when Carel Belle was elec-
ted president. Leaders reviewed
notes on horw to "Plan a Dress"
and how to pie.k the night col-
ours, lines and fabrics. Mrs.
Campbell and Miss Christine,
Payee alSo discussed the best
quality of material,
2, Monkton. They wore empire
styled gowns of lime crepe and
carried yellow daisies and rose
buds. Flowergirl Joanne Luck-
hardt, wore a white cotton eye-
let gourn with green trim and
carried a basket of yellow dai-
sies.
Best than was Lewis Cardiff
of RR 4 Brussels. Ushers were
Brian Luckhardt of Monkton and
Douglas Ballantyne of Atwood.
The reception was held in
the church basement.
The couple are living in Sea -
forth.
Guests attended from London,
Sarnia, Kitchener, Saskatche-
wan, .Port Albert and Stratford
and area.
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John Semple, Goderich; Mal-
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Wilder of Hay; Ken Baker of
Stephen vvere in ,Harriston at-
tending. the Semi -Annual meet-
ing of the Ontario Hog Prod-
ucers. The meeting discussed
a. new Hog Grading System for
Hop which is to go Into effect
January het 1969.
Mr. and Mrs. /eared •Smith
visited over the week,end with
minbers of their family at
Thedford. :
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were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rob-
inson of Bath, Mr. J. C. Coch-
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with Mr. and, (1frs. Leonard,
Noalars and .family was their
eldest son, David of Berkeley,
California. After attending the
Meetings crf ethe American In-
stitute .of Biological Science,
Ohio, at the Ohio State Univer-
sity, Columbus, Ohio whim* he
`ptesentera paper to the meet.
ings of the Animal Behaviour
Society. He is, teaching and
working for his PhD in Mal-
agy in Berkeley.
Accidents
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cession road of Tuckersmith, a
mile west of Egmondville, Sat-
urday afternoon,
Damage is estimated at $400
to the half -ton pick-up owned
by HowaM Dayman of Kippen.
Neither the driver or passenger
Garry Dayman, 16, Kippen and
Kevin Broom,"14, Egmondville,
were injured.
The accident was investigate -A
by OPP Constrable Ray Prim -
eau, of Seaforth.
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