HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-10-22, Page 14DRENNAN - FORAN
Teti Symonds of Windsor,
brother-hi-law of the bride,
captured the, day's events on
film.
Friends and relatives, at-
tended from Montreal, Mich-,
igan, .Wistonsin, Edmonton
and Wa4ssca,. Alberta, as
well as various points
throughout Ontario.
A reception was held at the
Luclmovv Community Centre.
The couple are residing at R.
R. # 7,, Lucknow,
Prior to the wedding, the
bride was honoured at show-
ers hosted by Mary O'Malley
of Teeswater, Delores Van-
Osch held, at -Kingsbridge,
Jean Black held at het home
and the C.W.L. of. St. Aug-
ustine.
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Sleeker -were married July 19th,
1980 at St. Paul's United Church, Walkerton. Rev. G.
Garratt of Lucknow, officiated. The bride Is the former
Patti-Jo O'Hagan, daughter of Mk. and Mrs. Pat O'Hagan
of. Walkerton. the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John
A. Sleeker of Lucknow. Following a honeymoon in
Jamaica, the couple reside in Stratford.
BENDIG PARE
rage. 14—litielitttrik Set 0004 'Wednesday, Oelober 21 1980.:
•highlighted With Lily of the
Valley and English Ivy.
The' maid of honour, Don-
na .Vorauf of Wabass4, Al-
berta, sister 'Of 'the bride
wore a soft peach floor length
gewn of quianna. 'All of the
,--aftendants-were-similarly.,at.
tired and carried cascades of
peach roses, and yellow dais-
ies accented with baby's
breath and English Ivy.
Rosemary F9ran of Lon-
don, a sister of the bride and
Ann Drennan; a sistet of the
groom, were bridesmaids
and Julie Foran, a niece of
the bride, was the flower
girl.
The best man was Eric
Drennan, brother of the
' groom, The guests were ush-
ered by Tom.Foran, a brother
of the bride and Allan Dren-
nan, a brother oft the groom.
Matthew.Drennan, a nephew
of the groom was .the ring
bearer.
Gerry Rowland of Mont-
real, brother-in-law' of the,
bride, acted as the master of
ceremonies.. The wedding
cake was decorated by Sher=
ry Foran of. St: Thomas,
sister-in-law of 'the bride.
Debora Ann. Small became the bride of Marvin Jatnes
Morrison, September 27, 1980 at the Wroxeter United
Church. Rev. Harry Stevens of Atwood officiated. Soloist
was Gordon Kaster and his wife was organist, The bride,
given in Marriage by her parents, is a daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. Keith Small, Wroxeter. The bridegroom's parents
are Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Morrison, LUcknow, Ontario.
Kathy Galbraith, London, was maid of honour. Brides-
maids were Patty-Jo Small, Kitchener; Brenda Deyell,
Wingham; Kate Martyn, Listowel; and Joan Hackett,
Clinton. Terry Hays, R. R. 1 %outer, was best man.
Ushers were Lloyd Morrison, Lucimow; Terry. Deyell,
Wingham; Peter Deans, Wingham and Stan ' Small,
Wroxeter. A reception folloWed at the Belmore Com-
munity Centre. After a short honeymoon, the couple will
live in Chatham.
Ou Saturday, July 19,
1980, Catherine Foran*
daughter of Mr. and. Mrs.
John Foran and Gordon
Drennan, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Drennan, were.
united in marriage at St.
argUstilre—RUffairtaclidlir:
Church;.
Rev. Father Ed Dentinger
officiated, at the double ring
ceremony.. Readers of scrip-
ture were Mary Foran, Kath- •
leen Foran and Betty. Jane
Foran, sisters of the bride.
Candelabra arrangements of
peach, gladioli and yellow
daisies decorated the church.
'
Nancy Park was the organ-
ist, Christine Maureen,
Mary-Catherine and Patricia
Stapleton sang, The Wed
ding
-
Song, prior to the cere-
mony and, The Wedding
Prayer, during the signing of
the register.
The bride was given in
Marriage by her father.
Cathy was attired in a tradi-
tional white floor length
gown, which extended into a
cathedral train that She des-
igned and made herself. The
bride carried a cascading
bouquet of yellow roses,
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ii*.tho..stoohitte
Juliet headpiece and she
carried a, bouquet of royal
blue roses, baby blue., mums
and white carnations, sur-
rounded with baby's breath.
The groom's sister, Gloria
Symes, was matron of hon-
our. She'wore a long gown of
blue silk overlaid with blue
and grey floral sheer and
styled'with cap sleeves. Her
headband was baby blue
roses and baby's breath. Her
bouquet contained b.aby_b_lu_e
and white mums and yellow
daisies and was accented
with 'baby blue roses trim-
med with yellow ribbon.
The 'groom was handsome
wearing a very light, green
suit with yellow fleck in the
material. He wore a bouton-
niere of blue roses and
baby's breath.
The groom's brother-in-
law, Bob Syines, was best
' man. He wore a navy blue
velvet jacket and grey pants
accented with a boutonniere
of baby blue roses and
baby's breath. •
Following the wedding,
dinner was served at the
Embassy Tavern, Kincardine
A beautiful late summer
day provided the setting
when. Dianne Elizabeth
Moore and Barry Grant Gol-
Ian exchanged marriage
vows in an outdoor ceremony
Solemnized at the home of
the groom's parents 'OD Fri-
day, September 5, 1980.
Gary Mifflin of Kincardine
performed the double-ring
ceremony and the bride and
groom were piped to' the,
settilfg-W-FraTirMat-Kehzte
- -of- Kinloss Township.
The bride is the daughter
of ' Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Moore, R. 3, Wingham and
the groom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Grant Gollan of
Lucknow.
The bride chose a white
fitted gown with laceltrim-
med sleeves and bodice and
sweetheart neckline. Her full
chiffon sleeves were appli-
qued with lace and, were
gathered into wide late cuffs.
The skirt flowed to a pleated
ruffle and train. Her two-
tiered veil was trimmed with
lace and fell from a lace
Thanksgiving was the
theme setting at St. Georges
Anglican Church, Goderich,
on Saturday, October 4, 1980
at 4 p.m. for the marriage of
Valerie Joy Park and Michael
Charles Beifdig.
Dried corn stalks, fall
fruits and vegetables and ar-
rangements of mums decor-
ated the church. •
Reverend Robert J. Crock-
er officiated for the double
ring ceremony. Music was
provided by organist J. B.
Herdman,
The bride is the daughter
of Bill and Marie Park of
Dungannon and the groom's
parents are Jack and Mark
orie Bendig of Guelph.
The bride entered the
church on her father's arm,
gowned in a dress of white
silk jersey fashioned on'
simple lines. The skirt ex-
tended into a cathedral train.
The bodice featured a sweet-
heart neckline trimmed with
a row of daisies, with long
tapered sleeves. The bride's
fingertip silk illusion veil
encircled with a row of
scalloped lace, was caught by
a pleated jersey and, nylon
lace juliette cap.
She carried a cascade of
silk roses and rosebuds in
shades of pink and dusty rose
with. trailing rosebuds.
Maid of honour was Deb-
bie Johnston of Goderich,
friend of the bride and
groom. Bridesmaids were
Vicki Park of Goderich, Wan-
da Park and Patti Park of
for immediate family. An
open reception was held at
the Lucknow Community
Centre .with dancing to ,the
music of _Midnight Express.
' After returning from their
honeymoon to Tennessee,
Dungannon, all sisters of the
bride.
All were gowned alike in
floor length rosewood silk
blouson style dresses with
spaghetti straps, tied waists
and matching jackets trim-
med with. lace. They carried
bouquets of silk flowers in
shades of pink and dusty rose
with pearly grey daisies and
streamers. They wore a
rosewood silk rose in their
hair and a silver chain and
pendant, a gift of the bride.
Best man was Dave Bend-
ig of Guelph, brother of the
groom. Ushers were John
Reitkirk,of Guelph, brother-
in-law of the groom Dave'.
.$owerby and Bill Duckworth
of Goderich, friends of the
bride and groom.
The groom wore 'a black
tuxedo with satin lapels. His
boutonniere was a rosewood.
.silk rose.
The other male attendants
were attired in pearly gtey
tuxedos with darker grey
lapels and wore a rosewood
silk rose boutonniere.
Flowers were by English of.
Wingham,
Following the wedding re-
hearsal, the groom's parents
entertained the bridal party
and close friends at the home
'of the bride and groom.
The dinner was held at
Saltford Valley Hall where
the bride's mother received
her guests in a floor length
gown of Ponte De Roma knit
in a burnt cinnamon shade
Turn to page 21*
GOLLAN - MOORE
' [Photo by' McDowell)
the happy couple are resid-
ing at R. 1 Lucknow.
Special guests at the wed-
me of
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Nursing Home, Wingham.
Thanksgiving setting is couple's choire