HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-06-03, Page 14FIA8ittot
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photo by Douglas Lonsdale,
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GLENN
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wallow Ssndn*Wet*, fifty, Jim
Lucknow United . Church
was adorned with candelabra
and arrangements of dried
flowers of rust eryanthus,
eucalyptus and white yarrow
for the ,marriage of Janine
-Ann Glenn of Lucknow and
Gregory Lloyd Hamilton of
Calgary, Alberta on Satur-
day, April .11,;1981 at 7 p.m,
Rev. Warren McDougall per-
formed the double ring cere-
mony.
Copper, satin bows with
silk salmon,roses marked the
guest, pews:
Parents of the bride are
Mr, and Mrs. Oliver Glenn. of
Lucknow. The groom's par-
ents are. Mr, and Mrs. Don-
ald Hamilton, also of Luck-
now.
The bride, given in mar-
riage by her father, chose a
gown of ivory jersey; featur-
ing a caped blouson bodice.
with high neck. The gown
was trimmed with-maribou at
the bodice and the chapel
train. She wore anivory
side -brimmed hat trimmed
with silk guipieu...Her bou-
quet was an unusual cascade
of dried flowers_ and ferns:
brown maiden fern, bleached
cork -screw stems and seed
pod 'flowers.
•Barbara Van Diepenbeek
of R. 7, Lucknow, was
matron .of honour. She chose
a . salmon coloured jersey
cocktail -length dress with
spaghetti, straps and match-
ing
jacket. She carried an
ostrich plume with two tone
silk . salmon ,roses, brown
maiden `fern, baby's breath,
lotus . pods and brown velvet
'ribbons. •
Linda McQuillin, R. 7
Lucknow, Janet Waterworth,
Goderich and Suzanne And-
erson of Goderich attended
as bridesmaids. They wore
gowns similar to the matron.
of honour.
Groomsman . was Mark
Chisholm of Pentictoni B.C.,
friend of the groom. Guests
were .:ushered by. Graham
Hamilton, Goderich, brother. •
of the groom; Murray Ad-
ams, Whitechurch, cousin of
the bride, and Paul Handl
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ton, Lucknow, brother of the..,
groom. ,•
The groom and his attend-
ants wore brown tuxedos.
with salinon, .pink bouton-
'nieres.'
Ann Pritchard, organist
provided the music and
accompanied Larry. Mac. -'i�,
Pherson of R. .2, ' Lucknow
when he sang, Just the Way
You Are, You . Are My
Miracle and Longer," during
the signing of the register.
A reception followed at the
Lucknow and District Com,
munity Centre which was
decorated with salmon col-
oured silk flowers on . the
tables- and a three tier :wed
ding cake on the head table.
The bride's mother receiv-
ed wearing a copper coloured
jersey dress with capeand a
corsage. 'of . two tone salmon
silk. roses.
She was :assisted by the
groom's mother, who chose
an ivory figured dress with a
corsage of dusty pink roses.
The couple are residing at.
13104. Elbow Drivei South -
west," Apt. 3-10,Calgary,
Alberta.
Prior to her marriage the
bride was -honoured at .. a
shower for friends given by
Suzanne Anderson, Goder-
ich. Gail `: Huber of Goderich
held a relative shower at her
home for the Glenn -Adams
relatives and .Barbara Van
Diepenbeek" held a relative
shower for the Hamilton-Gib-
son
amilton Gib -son relatives. Linda McQuil-
lin held a girl friend shower
at her home. The Royal Bank
Goderich, where Janine
was ,employed prior to her
marriage, held ; a dinner at
the Ali Baba Steak House in
Stratford in her honour. She
was presented with an auto-
matic coffee, maker and a set
of carving knives.
The Lucknow neighbours'
presented her with a toaster
oven.
A' stag and doe was.
also held for the couple in the
Dungannon . Agricultural
Hall'.
Pink and blue tipped glad-
iola, mums' and babyr's.
breath provided the setting
for a spring, wedding which
united in marriage Donna
Louise Whytock and .Jim
Allan Keller, on Friday,
April 10; 1981. Rev. Warren'
McDougal% performed the
double ring ceremony at
Lucknow United Church. at.
7.30 p.m. - -
The bride is the daughter
of Roberta and Lloyd Whyt-
ock of Lucknow ,and the
groom's parents are June
and. Albert <Keller of Kitch-
ener.
The bride, given -in mar-
riage by her parents', chose a
dress of silk organza. The
'layered skirt was a mass of
ruffles of Alison lace, -falling
into a chapel train. The bod.-
ice featured long sheer .sleev-
es with open lace cutoutsand
a high Victorian neckline.
She wore 'a boiler hat ac-
cented with seed pearls and
matc ing lace with a finger-
' -tip -vett of silk, illusion. She
carried a sheaf of deep pink
silk rosesand peacock teeth-.
ers.
Chris Holloway, 'Lucknow;
friend ;ofthe bride, waspinaid
of honour. She wore a tight
blue polyester crepe street-
_ length
treet-::length dress with matching
lace trimmed jacket. She car-
ried a sheaf oflight pink silk
roses and blue peacock feath-
ers.
Diann Helliwell, Kitchener,
sisterof the groom, Janet
Whytock, Castlegar, British
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HAYS C .
Columbia, sister of the bride,,
and Darlene Whytock, Luck-
now, sister of the . bride,
attended as bridesmaids.
They wore "'dresses 'similar to
the . Maid of honour ..and'
carried similar flowers.
Gary Keller, London,
brother of the groom, was
best man. Pete Brazina, .Kit-
chener,, friend of the groom,
John Helliwell, Kitchener,
brother-in-law of the groom,
and Wayne Whytock, Tees-
water, cousin of the bride,
ushered ' the guests. • "
Jean Ross of Whitechurch
provided traditional music at
the organand accompanied
Kathy ' Gibson. of Wilhite -
church who sang You Light ,
Up My Life and The. Wed
ding Prayer.
A reception followed at the
Lucknow District :Community
Centre:- The bride's mother.
received .guests . wearing . a
street -length .dress of mint
green, polyester crepe with,
black accessories. She wore a
corsage.. of White gardenias.';
She was assisted' by the
mother ,'of the groom who
wore a street-length.dress of
off-white polyester crepe
with mauve accessories and a
mauve corsage. • "
The bride changed to a two
piece lilac dress ;with ,match
ing. black accessories for (the
wedding trip to, Niagara
Falls.
- ` The couple are residing. at
1100 Courtland' Drive, Kitch-
ener.
. [Photo by : Sharon Dietz'
KELLER - WHYTOCK
ayvowsat Trinity
Tall candelabra, white
daisy palms and blue baby's
breath formed the setting at
Trinity United Church, Ash-
field Township, on May 9,.
1981, for the double 'ring:
ceremony uniting in marri-
age, Joan Elizabeth Hackett
and Willianfii Terrance Hays.
Rev. S. Miner -performed the
ceremony, assisted . by Mr.
A. Scott.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. David A64
.Hackett, R. R. # 3, Lucknow.
The groom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Hays, R. R. #
1, Wroxeter. .
The soloist, Paul Inglis,
accompanied . by organist,
Mrs. Ruth Alton, sairg, The
Wedding Prayer, at the
beginning: of the service, and
while the register' was being
signed, The Rose, 0 Perfect
Love was played for the pro-
cessional and the recessional
was Ode To Joy.
The bride, given. in mar-
riage by her parents, chose a
formal floor length gown of
silk organza, featuring slim
lined sleeves ending in ruf-
fled edging, a heart shaped
neckline and full empire
bodice of .Guipure lace. The
full cathedral train fell from
the waist ending in full ruffle
all around. Her lace Juliet
cap held a finger-tip double
tier of illusion veiling, trim-
med with matching lace. She
carried a boquet of . sonya
roses, daisy paints and ba-
by's-breath.
Lori Hackett, Lucknow,
sister of the bride, was plaid
of honour. Mrs. Kate Mar-
tyn, Listowel, friend of the
bride, Susan Irvin, Wallace -
bum friend of the bride, and
Haney Hackett, Waterdown,
cousin of the bride, attended
as bridesmaids. The girls
wore soft blue .gowns of silk
jersey, featuring' a boat neck-
line, blouson bodice with
matching lace, three-quarter.
sleeves accented with lace,
and a full A-line ' skirt. A
comb with blue flowers was
w
eawhite
orried hair and they
baskets of
sonya roses, daisy palms and
blue baby's breath.
Jayne Vincent, Belgrave,
cousin of the •= bride, was
flowergirl and : wore a. long
white dress of silk organza,
similar to the bride's, featur-
ing long sleeves with ruffled
edges and ruffles around the
hem. She carried a small
Ill
p gne polyester crepe with
lace overlays, longsleeves
and matching accessories
and a corsage of sonya roses.
The groom's mother as-
sisted, wearing a street=
length gown of rose pink
polyester with . a pleated.
skirt, long sleeves and tie at
neck with white 'accessories
white basket •similar to the and a corsage of red roses.
bridesinaids. ' . The fathers wore. rose
Murray Hays, W. roxter, boutonnieres matching the •
brother of the groom, was mother`s flowers.
' groomsman. Paul Hackett, A wedding dinner was
Lucknow, brother of the , held at the Lucknow Coin -
bride, Glen Hays, Alberta, munity Centre, followed by
cousin of the groom and
Marvin Morrison, Chatham,
friend of the groom, ushered
guests. Todd Walker, Wing-
ham, cousin of the bride, was
ring bearer.
The groom andhis attend-
ants wore dusk blue tuxedos.
The groom wore a plain
white white with blue edging.
and• his attendants wore lina. They Will be residing at
white ruffled shirts. R. R. # 1, Wroxeter, Ontario.
The bride's mother receiv- Prior to the wedding the
ed the guests . wearing a . bride was feted by` several
street -length gown of Cham- showers,
dancing to the music of
Chicory.
The bride changed to a
beige two piece suit of altra
suede, with bone accessories
and a corsage of pink carna-
tions. 9
The couple travelled to
Myrtle Beach, . South Caro