The Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-09-13, Page 11LAW PHOTOGRAPHY, CAMBRIDGE
MR. AND MRS. ALLAN DOUGLAS DRENNAN
Candelabras and baskets of pink and white gladioli
formed the setting for a. lovely wedding at Central
Presbyterian Church, Cambridge (Galt) on Saturday,
July 29 at 4 p.m. when Nancy Elizabeth Forrester,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Forrester of
Cambridge became the bride of Allan Douglas
Drennan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Drennan of RR3
Goderich.
The Reverend William C. Nicholson officiated at the
double ring ceremony. Both bride and groom were
given in marriage by their parents.
Soloist James Mattear of Cambridge sang If and
The Wedding Song accompanied by Mrs. Howard
DeBrusk of Cambridge on the organ.
The bride- wore a princess line white satin gown
featuring a keyhole neckline appliqued with alencon
lace down the front and extending• around the
cathedral train. The long sleeves :featured cut-out
appliqued lace to the lily points over her hands. Her
Juliet cap of alencbn. lace and seed pearls held her
fingertip veil edged in alencon lace and pearls. She
carried a cascade bouquet of silk pink roses, pink rose
petals and white rose buds
'Matron of honor, . was the .bride's sister-in-law,
Maureen Forrester of London. She wore a pale green
silk jersey gown with shoestring straps and matching
chiffon cape falling to points in front and back. She
carriedka white basket of silk pink roses and white and
pink rose petals.
Best man was the groom's brother Dennis Drennan
of Goderich.
The ushers were the bride's brother, John Forrester
of London and Ronald Wilson of Holyrood, cousin of
the groom.
The groom wore a light beige tuxedo suit trimmed
with brown and a ruffled. shirt to .match. His at-
tendants were similarly attired.
For the reception at the Pine Room of the Chateau
Kress, the bride's mother received the guests wearing
a pale blue gown ofsilk jersey with. elbow length cape
extending to a full panel down the front, beaded belt,
silver accessories and a salmon pink corsage of silk
flowers.
The groom's mother wore a mint green polyester
gown with a pleated skirt and sheer jacket with elbow
length sleeves edged in Belgian lace. She wore, a silk
corsage of white, baby mums accented with a pink
ribbon and white accessories.
The newly-weds "left for- their honeymoon to
Edmonton to attend the Commonwealth Games and
the north-western United States. The bride wore a pale
blue dress with . matching triangle ruffle cape. and
navy blue and pink corsage and navy and white ac-
cessories, •
Upon their return, Mr. and Mrs. Al Drennan will
reside at 201 White Oaks ,Court, Whitby, Ontario. Both
the bride and groom are employed by the Durham
Region Board of Education.
The groom was on the teaching staff of Goderich
District Collegiate last term.
Out of town guests at the wedding came from
Goderich, Lucknow, London, , Sarnia, Beachville,
Kincardine, Lindsay, Guelph, Teesw•ater, Ajax,
Toronto, Sault Ste. Marie, 'Port Hope, Bancroft;
Shakespeare, Kitchener and Kingston.
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Ashfield council
Ashfield Council met on
Sept, 5 with all members
present.
Court of revision was
held ' on the Curran
Municipal Drain, Tom
Culbert had .the only
appeal entered. On the
recommendation of the
engineer, W.J. Bartlett,
council reduced the
assessment on South half
of lot 6, conc. 7 ED on the
Main Drain closed from
$984.00 to $492.00 and on
the Open Drain from
$798.00 to $399.00.
The Court of Rivision
was closed and the
Curran Drain by-law was
ven final reading and
ed. The clerk was
tructed to call tenders
for construction and
tenders to be in by Sept.
19th, 1978.
Mrs. AliOe Bogie was
present concerning the
drainage problem at
Kintail Beach. After
discussion the clerk was
instructed to have E.H.
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Ud'erstadt proceed with a
municipal drain which
was petitioned for in 1977.
Mr. Dan Murphy
township solicitor was,
present and reviewed
with council the proposed
Secondary Plan.
w, Due to changes in the
Municipal Act, council
decided to hold the
inaugural meeting of 1979
council on Tuesday, Dec.
5th at 1:30 p.m.
A letter was presented
from the Ministry of the
Environment that $750.00
is available to the
Township of Ashfield for
improving Conditions at
the Waste Disposal site,
lot 10 conc. 6 ED by-law
No. 15, 1978 authorizing
the Township to enter into
an agreement with the
Crown and proceed with
the project was given
three readings and
passed.
Tile Drain Rating by-
lawimposing special
rates was given three
readings and passed.
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