The Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-11-22, Page 17Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, November 22, 1978—Page 17
vows in October ceremonies
ASMUS - BOYLE
White candelabra
flowered with coral
mums and white daisies
and baskets of bronze,
yellov,�;, andewhite mums,
adorned . St. Augustine
Roman Catholic Church,
St. Augustine on October
7 for the double ring
ceretiorry uniting in
marriage Marie Kathleen
Boyle, eldest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Boyle
of St: 'Augustine and
Kevi r°Gerard Asmus, son
of Mr and Mrs. Warren
Asmus of Zurich, .for-
merly of Detroit,
Michigan.
The Rev. Peter G.
Proux, friend of the
bride and groom, of
Chapeau, Quebec
assisted the Reverend
Father Ed Dentinger,
C.R. of Kingsbridge and
the Reverend James A.
Lammermur of Chatham
to concelebrate the Mass.
The Reverend L. J.
Coughlin of St. Augustine
was present in the san-
ctuary.
Scripture readings
during the Mass were
read by Michael Boyle of
Calgary, Alberta, brother
of the bride.
The offertory gifts
'were presented by both
parents of the bride and
groom.
Music was supplied by
Brian Taillieu and Paul
Tratnyck on guitars and
Ingrid Wittine on the
flute. They are all from
London, friends of the
bride and groom.
The bride, given in
marriage by her father,
wore a gown fashioned
for her by Mrs. Jan
Bernard of Goderich. It
.featured an empirewaist
with delicate, shim-
mering lace bodice, stand
up collar and long sheer
sleeves with fitted lace
cuffs. The A-line skirt of
sheer over satin was
trimmed With scalloped
lace which matched the
bodice and fell to a chapel
length train.
The bride's long
Cathedral Weil fell from a
wreath of white
stephanotis and baby's
breath and she carried a
silk cascude of white
roses, stephanotis and
forget-me-nots.
The maid of honor,
Anne, Boyle, of London,
attended her sister in a
full length, gown of rust
gutahta° _ .knit with full
skirt, bloused bodice and
"gently . scooped neckline.
She carried a silk
bouquet of rust roses,
daisies and ivory
miniature lilies and wore
a single daisy in her hair:
Bridesmaids were
Karen Asmus of Warren,
Michigan, sister of the
groom; Mary Van Rooy
of London, friend of the
bride; and Rita Mulhern
of Chatham, cousin of the
bride. They were gowned
identically to the maid of
honor and carried •t -he
same flowers.
Flower girl, Beth
Asmus, niece of the
groom, wore a long rust
coloured dress, with a
white eyelet pinafore. She
carried a basket of rust
and white daisies and
wore a smaller version of
the bride's wreath in rust
forget-me-nots.
Best man was John
Creces 'of Toronto, friend
of the groom, 'and guests
were ushered into the
church by Wayne Asmus
of Hartford, Connecticut,,
brother of the groom;
Ken Moore of Detroit,
friend of the groom; and
Joseph Boyle of St.
Augustine, brother of the
bride.
The groom wore a
white tie and tails, and
white rose bouttonniere
and his attendants wore
dark brown cutaway
tuxedos and rust rose
boutonnieres to snatch
the bridesmaids'
bouquets.
The rngbearer,
Christopher Regier,
nephew of the groom,
wore a brown suit and
boutonniere similar to the
groomsman's.
The bride's mother
greeted guests for dinner
at the Lucknow Corny
munity Centre in a full
length ivory gown with
matching lace jacket and
brown accessories. She
wore a peach, rose
corsage.
The groom's mother
chose a full-length coral,
gown with gold ac-
cessories and a matching
coral, rose corsage.
Michael. Boyle of
Calgary, brother of the
bride, was Master of
Ceremonies at the dinner
and Lincoln Green
provided music for an
open reception.
For a wedding trip to
Cape Cod on the East
Coast, the bride chose to
wear a green and rust
wool ensemble. The
groom chose a three-
piece dark beige suit.
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin
Asmus will make their
home in Grosse Pointe
Park, Michigan where
Mr. Asmus is employed
with Tri-State Furniture
Company.
Prior to the . wedding,
showers for the bride
were held by her co-
workers. from St.
Joseph's Hospital in
London; Karen Asmus
and Mary Faye Regier of
Zurich, sisters of the
groom; and Mrs.
Margaret Phelan of
Blyth, aunt of the bride. A
community shower was
also held by the Catholic
Women's League . of St.
Augustine.
Parties for the ride
and -groom were,. given by
Kenny and Rene Moore'of
Detroit; by .Mrs.. May
Mulhern of Chatham and
Bernadette Boyle of
London, aunts of the
bride and by Mary Van
Rooy of London, friend of
the couple.
Candelabra and white and
yellow , mums decorated the
Lucknow United Church for
the October 14th wedding of
Janet Mary Anne Alice Rit
chie and Albert Dekker; The
candlelight ceremony was
performed' by Rev. Douglas
Kaufman. Organ music was
provided by Mrs. Anne"frit-
chardr The soloist, Nancy
'Errington,. sang "Ever-
green", before the cere-
mony, and during the vows
"The Wedding Song" and
during the signing of the
register, "Annie's Song".
The bride is the daughter
of Mrs. Elizabeth Ritchie and
the late Graydon Ritchie of
Lucknow. The groom is the
son of Mrs. Alberdina Dek-
ker of Stayner and the late
Harm Dekker.
The bride was given in
•
marriage by her uncle, An-
drew Ritchie. She wore a
white peau de soie gown
designed with empire waist,
high neckline and bell sleev-
es. The bodice and skirt were
trimmed with clusters of lace
and the skirt flowed into 'a
full train trimmed with the
same lace. A Juliet cap held
her shoulder -length fingertip
veil. She carried a bouquet of
red silk roses, baby's breath
and ivy.
Maid of honour was Miss
Bonnie MacLeod of Luk-
. now, and bridesmaids were
Mrs. Anita Matika of .Wood-
stock, Mrs. Janet Riczu of
Komoka, friends of the bride
and -Mrs. • . Wally Allen of
Stayner, sister of the groom.
They V wore long matching
blue wool skirts and plaid
Vests with white crepe blous-
es. The attendants carried
arm bouquets of blue and
white silk roses with winter
wheat and blue ribbon.
Miss Mary Ann Bolt, niece
of the groom, of Kitchener,
was flower girl:. She wore a
DEKKER -
floor length white dress
trimmed in blue and carried
a basket of white and blue
silk roses, with blue velvet
ribbon.
Mark = Andrew, cousin of
the bride, was ring bearer.
Groomsman was David
Barr of Kitchener, friend of
the groom. Theguests were
ushered by Dennis :Allen, of
Stayner, brother-in-law of
the groom, Tom .Andrew. of
Lucknow and Calvin Ritchie
of Kitchener, both cousins of
the bride.
They, along with,their ring
bearer, wore navy blue tux-
edos, with white 'ruffled
shirts and a light blue
carnation in their lapel,
The bride's mother wore a
floor length gown of shrimp
coloured crepe with a white
orchid corsage.
The groom's mother chose
a floor length gown of mint
green crepe with a yellow,
orchid corsage.
Following the ceremony,
the bridal party were enter-
tained at the home of the
bride's aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. Armstrong Wilson.
The Lucknow Women's
Institute catered to thewed-
ding dinner at the Lucknow
Community Centre. Master
of Ceremonies was Tom
Dickson, Port Albert, cousin
of'he bride.
Dancing followed with
music by "Bitter Sweet".
The bride and groom were
presented with a, gift of '
money by Gary Courtney and
Kevin Austin.
For a wedding trip , to
Toronto, the bride changed
On Friday, .October 6, 1978 at Kinloss United Church,
Kinloss, Dianne E. Bannerman and Terrence W. Taylor
exchanged marriage vows. Rev. Robert Clyde officiated.. The
bride is the daughter of Margaret Bannerman and the late
Norman. and Grace' Taylor of Lucknow. Janice Stanley,
`son .y
Harold Bannerman of Kinloss, and the groom is the
London; friend of the bade, was maid of honour. Eric Taylor, ,
Lucknow, friend of the groom, was best mon. Ushers were
Nell Taylor, brother of the groom, of Oakville, and Dianne Al-
exander, Cargill, friend of the bride. Shannon and Michael
Bannerman, niece and nephew of the bride, were lowerglri
and ringlatatero Dave Bannerman, !oho Clark, brother of the'
bride and Nancy Young, friend of the bride, provided the
muaic for the Occasion. A reception followed at the Klntairdlne
Beach Pavilllon. The couple will reside In Point Clark..
(Photo by Harvey McDowell)
RITCHIE
to a three piece blue wool
suit with black patent acces-
sories -and a corsage of white
roses.
Mr. and Mrs. Dekker are
residing in Goderich, where
the groom is employed by
Champion Road Machinery
and the bride is in the office
of Dr. M. M. Cauchi.
,The bride is .a, graduate of
the Medical Secretarial Pro-
gram' of Fanshawe College,
and prior .to, her marriage
was on staff of the Depart-
ment of Anaesthesia, Victor-
ia Hospital, London,
Guests were present from
London, Stayner, Colling-
wood, Kitchener, Wood-
stock, Brussels, Stratford,
Wingham, Clinton, Hamilton
and Komoka.
Honoured guest was Mrs.
Kristina Strookappe, of
Wijhe. Holland, aunt of the
groom.
Prior to the wedding the
bride and groom were hon-
oured of a. dinner party held
by the Department of Anaes-
thesia. Victoria Hospital, at
the home of Dr. and Mrs. J.
A. Bain. A community and
relative shower was held at
the Lucknow United Church
and a girl friend shower at
the home of Mrs. Janet Riczu
of Komoka.
Mrs. Andrew Ritchie, aunt
of the bride, held open house
at her 'home to display the
bride's gifts prior to the
wedding.
After rehearsal the famil-
ies and their friends were
entertained at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rit-
chie.
To The Electors
of West Wawanosh
Township
iHANKYOU
For your support at the polls
Sincerely,
Joseph F. Hickey