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Page B Wednesday October IBM Nancy Patterson weds Dykes Bride wore traditional chiffon gown Herald Special Sept at a beautiful marriage ceremony was held at Trini United Church in Acton to unite Nancy Marilyn Patterson and Kurt Dykes in marriage The bride wore a traditional gown of chiffon and white roaepolnt lace trimmed with seed pearls with an empire neckline and lilypoint sleeves She wore the headdress that her mother wore on her wedding day but had it trimmed in the matching rosepolnt lace of her gown and wore her great grandmother heirloom pearl broach a necklace The hemline of her gown fell into a trumpet train of lace tiers She carried a colonial bouquet of bridal roses ivy and The maid of honour Tracey Tyler was dressed in a dusty rose satin gown wlthascallopedneckline cumberbund waistline and lilly point sleeves similar to the bridal gown The bridesmaids Karen Coats a friend of the bride and Heidi sister of the groom were also dressed in the dusty rose and a Junior Bridesmaid Teresa La Forte was dressed in a light pink shadoof the same style The attendants wore matching necklaces and earrings In a scalloped design to compliment their dresses which were a gift from the bride The bridesmaids carried matching bouquets of white and dusty rose spider mums and pink carnations and trailing ivy The Junior Bridesmaid carried a trailing basket of the same flowers The church was completely lit by candlelight and pew markers of matching shades of flowers to the attendants gowns with the large basket arrangements of gladiol is mums and pink carnations made a beautiful setting when the brides father accompanied her down the aisle the strains of a lone piper playing Amazing Grace for the procession The best man was Bob Murch a school friend of the groom and ushers David Stewart and Walter Vnn Beck and Gregory Cavers cousin of the bride was also an usher Cavers another cousin of the bride was the ring bearer for the double ring ceremony All of the men wore formal tuxedo and carnations for boutennJeres and the groom wore a white rose In his lapel The mother of the bride wore an imported full length chiffon gown of petal pink the bodice of which was trinunedwithcrysUlbeadlng with a neckline and full length sleeves trimmed in the same beading the skirt was crystal pleated and gathered with a matching tied belt She wore a wrist corsage of dusty rosecoloured roses The reception was held at the Acton Legion where ore d eoufs were served with punch and then a buffet dinner was served The Community Players Wind Quintet played a most enjoyable program during dinner and David Sale had especially arranged The Spanish Love Song dedicated to Nancy and Kurt as a special wedding gift for them There were special guests from many outlying areas a cousin and her husband from Kingston formerly of California Carol and Paul Wycllffe the bride aunt and uncle and cousin and Bill and Stephen from Sarnln two uncles and an aunt fromWelland Bill and Dora and Norm Patterson the brides grandmother from Toronto and her aunt and uncle and cousin Margaret and Howard and Susanne and her aunt June Cavers from Toronto and many Patterson relatives from all over Ontario The groom grandparents Mr and Mrs Jack Dykes came from Kings lie and many friends of the groom family from Cambridge Preston and Kitchener Waterloo help ed celebrate this happy occasion A dear friend of the bride and her family David Jones was a very able Master of Ceremonies and a close Nancy was a music major at end Wilfrid University for humourous and gracious the iff bride The bride father responded by Trust Company In Toronto welcoming the groom into Kurt is an a prentice chef quite humorously and the bridegroom Gcr responded to the toast to the bride in a most humorous manner Then the best man responded to the groom a toast to K the bridesmaids and proposed a toast for the Immediate families of bride to the mothers The grooms father and groom and was enjoyed by all ably responded to this toast Karl was most enjoyable in his response The bride and groom left for a brief honeymoon up north after the dance the bride dressed In a white satin blouse made from part of her mother wedding gown and a navy wool wrap skirt carrying a tweed jacket and a wristlet corsage of red carnati ons and baby s breath The groom was attired in an off white suit Before the wedding Nancy was given a lovely miscellaneous shower at thehomeof Gloria Coats with many friends and neighbours in attendance The bride a aunt Mrs June Cavers also gave her a miscellaneous shower In Toronto The staff of the company where she Is employed in Toronto also gave her a surprise shower A Matter Or Priorities In the face of arguments over defense spending vs public ser vices spending tional reform says education is as much a matter of national security as defense NEED AN AUCTIONEER call GEORGE SUITOR The mother of the groom wore a smoke grey chiffon gown with match ing Jacket and had a corsage of light pink roses The grandmother of the bride Mrs Ella Tucker wore a deep turquoise chiffon long gown with a bouquet of pink roses and the grand mother of the groom Mrs Florence Dykes wore a beautiful hyacinth blue gown trimmed with beading and a corsage of pink roses George Elliott played some beautiful selections on the organ before the ceremony and accompanied Diane the soloist who is a personal friend of the bride and her family when she sang The Wedding Prayer by Glasgow just as the ceremony began Both parents of the bride and groom lit a candle on either side of a silver family candleabra which had been in the bride a father family for many years The lighting of the candles symbolized the two differ backgrounds of the bride and groom and Immediately after the vows were made the young couple lit the middle candle which represented their union and the other two candles remained lit to symbolize their individuality although they were now united in marriage The Lord Prayer was sung by Diane Immediately following the wedding vows and as Nancy and Kurt signed the register at the front of the church George Elliott played The Canon very beautifully on the organ The entire wedding party faced the congregation for the ceremony and It was a very meaningful service conduc ted so capably by Rev Don Matheson PHOTO REPRINTS are available for any photograph appearing in The Herald 8772201 Bible digest But be ye doers of the word and not hearers only deceiving your own selves James l The word of God is meant to be taken in and walked out You will never relive today Make it a good one with Gods help venture A TRENTON HOUR WEEKDAYS EVEN NOB SAT Church SI 8772359 opponents Nobody wrote in about the pro posed coop development at River Drive west of Mountalnview Road according to the town planner And since nobody had any comments on the rezoning request at last week public meeting the town planner recommended the be approved on the condition site the Council is expected to support this recommendation 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