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WHTIBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1980, PAGE 27 Co non trans fer point changed As of next Monday mor- ning, the common transfer point for the Whltby Transit Service will bu moved one block to the sout.h. At U~onday night's meeting of Whitby Town Council, it was decided to move the common transfer point from the intersection of Brock Str-eet and Dundas Street (the "Four Corners") to the intersection of Coîbourne Street East and Brock Street South. This will put the transfer area imniediately next to the fire station. According to the t'own's director of public works, the move was made for several reasons. Dick Kuwahara said that the new location wil eliminate the left turn Loney-Schembri The marriage of Babra Ann Schembri of Ajax and John Francis Loney of Whitby was solemnized in St. Bernadette's Roman Catholic Cburch, Ajax on Septembur 6, 1980,with Rev. R. O'Leary officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr & Mrs Joseph Schembri, Ajax. The bridegroom is the son of Mr & Mrs Robert Loney of Whitby. Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a white gown of polyorgAnza featuring a fitted bodice of chantilly lace fashioned in an attached long sleeve, bolero style top with modified Queen Ann neckline. Seaded pearîs dotted the neckline and bolero edge, lace scailops edged the flared over- skirt under which a flared ruffle draped into a chapel train. Lace and pearis held her fingertip veil and also edged in chan- tilly lace. She carried a nosegi.y of roses, carnations, daisies and baby's breath and she wore a sprig of purple heather for good luck. Catherine Schembir of Ajax, sister of the bride was maid-of- honor. Bridesmaids were Monica Stephenson of Ajax, sister of the bride and Tracey-Coilen Loney of Whitby, sister of the groom. Kevin Roche of Whitby acted as best man. Ushers were Mark Paul Schembri of Ajax and Leon Loney of Whitby. Walter Ludlow of Greenwood, B.C. nephew of the bride was ring bearer. The weddlng reception was held at St. BernadetteS Parish Rail in Ajax. The couple spet a week honeymooning in the Colorado Rockies. The newlyweds are residing in Cambridge, Ontari' "The Inocents" CONT'D FROM PG. 6 Walker. The Innocents goes on stage Novembur 6, 7, 8, and Novembur 13, 14, 15. Curtain time 8 p.m., with the usual free performance for ail ares Senior Citizens Novembur 5 with a curtain time of 7:30 p.m. ickets obtainable froni Middletons Bookstore, Dun- das St. W: Whitby, or at the door of the theat.re, Centen- niai Building, Centre St. South, Whitby. problems at the "Four Cor- ners"p as well as the an- ticipated snow clearing dif- ficulties. The new site wiil also more easily facilitate the construction of a bus shelter. Kuwahara also said that some of the parking meters on Coibourne Street will have to bu removed, however, they willbu re- SANTA CLAUS PARADE The Whitby Jaydees will bu holding their annual Santa Claus Parade on Saturday, December 6 beginning at 10 a. m. Any orgqffization that desires to participate in the parade is asked to contact club president Keith Wager at 668-1612. Bazaar St. Andrews Presbyterian Church willbu holding a bazaar on Novineber 8 butween 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. Handicrafts and decorations, such as those displayed by Regna Scott, lorna Bland and Ellen Roberts above. An afternoon tea wlll aiso bu served.-Free Press Staff Photo Installed at the old transfer point at Brock and Dundas. Some of the routes may have to bu changed slightly, he added saying that any changes would not be significant. The buses affec- ted may only have to bu changed by a block. These changes wil take effect next Monday mor- ning. IMeet Brian McFarlane1 Reader's Choice, 131 Brock St. S., Whitby Tuesday, November 4th Between 1:00 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. Have Brian's books autographed Personally and meet one of Canadas most popular hockey colour commentator s. ROYAL BANK APPOINTMENT MRS. COBIE STIMMING The Royal Bank of Canada announces the ap- -polntment of Mrs. Coble Stlmmlng as Manager of Its Whltby, Main branch. Mrs. Stlmmlng Is replacing Mr. Frank Bennett who"ýhas been transferred. Mrs. Stlmmlng Joined the Bank ln 1963 and has since held varlous positions ln management. Thanks to the Generosity of the IWhitby Jaycettes THE BROCK STOP Handcrafted, personallzed, glft items, is now open on Saturdays. Store Hou rs: Monday ta Friday 9 -4 Saturday 10-4 224 Brook St., South, Whltby, across f rom the Fie Hall Cali 668-2077 U Ontario