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---t-. ~- tVeddings ]ROT - PEMBERTON Saturday afternoon, August St. John's Anglican Church, 10, 1963, at 3:00 p.m. for the~ Port Hope, was the settingildouble ring ceremony in, --which Jean Isobel Pemberton,l daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Pemberton, Port Hope, became the bride of WHY WAIT Leonard Elmo Hoy, son of Mr. -James Hoy of Kendal and the late Mrs. Hoy. FOR 5Rev. Nainby officjated. Mr. Cohu played the wedding mu- sic and accompanied the solo- jst, Miss Sharon Stainton, niece of the groom, who sang "O Perfect Love." Gjven in marriage by ber father, the bride looked love- ]y in a floor length gown of white peau de soie, flowing into a chapel train. Rer fin- ger tip veil was caught in a crown set with seed pearis, and she carried a bouquet of red carnations and stephano-i tis, with white streamers en- twjned with carnations. She ~ wore a single strand of pearîs, gift of the groom. Miss Helen Pemberton, sis- ter of the bride, was matron of honor, and the bridesmaids were Mrs. Sonny Wamboldt, a frjend o! the bride, and Mrs. Keith Wood, sister of the groom. They were identically dressed in street -l1e n gt h gowns of blue chiffon with. full skirts, the waists being' fashioned wjth cummerbunds and large bows at the back. They carried baskets of yel- low pom 'mums, shasta dais- jes, and pjnk rosebuda with green fern. Mr. Stan Hoy, Courtice, was best man for bis brother, and the ushers were Mr. Warren Pemnberton, Whitby, and Mr. Reid Cochrane, Orono. Followjng the wedding, the reception was held in St. John's Parish Hall. The bride's mother looked lovely in a green fitted dress with match- ing jacket, white accessorjes, M AIL T NOW and a corsage of yellow roses. For the honeymoon trip ta Northern Ontario the bride T'F chose a yellow linen suit with beige accessories and corsage CANADAof yellow roses. On their re- turn they will reside on the Ao 5'ýhome farm on the sixth Une. Prior ta her mrig h _________________pair__of__________ and_ matching, Gr ig'S HirSyling 6KING ST. W. Specializingj in . . . STINTING SBLEACHING SPERMANENT WAVES (Ail Permanents Guaranteed) STORE HOURS: Mon. 9-6 Thurs. 9.9 Tues. 9-9 Fr1. 9-6 Phone 623-2932 Wed. 9-6 Sat. 9-3 'I ( i :1 k' k' Recently Married in Port HoDe Pictuned above are Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hoy who were married in St. John,'s Anglican Church, Port Hope, on Saturday, August 10, 1963, at 3 o'clock. The bride is the former Miss Jean Isobel Pemberton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Pemberton of Port Hope, and the groom is the son of Mr. James H-oy of Kendal and the late Mrs. Hoy. -Photo by Udvarhelyi Studio pillow cases from the staff off Orono Public School, at which, eI ty aArried' school the bride is a teacher.î Ai miscellaneous shower was, ----------- also held at the home of Mrs.i _ Jack Watson, Orono, with! vlrs. Wm. Reid and Mrs.; Keith Wood as hostesses. She vas also entertained at the homne of Mns. Wamboldt with ffns. Wamboldt as hostess. 1 KRAFT -COL VILLE - t-- rar"alluct nfub ul wl- shasta 'mums and white glad- joli enhanced St. Paul's Uni- ted Church Bowmanville, on Friday evening, July 26, 1963, at 7 o*clock, when Miss Bertha Jan-2t Colville, daughter of Mrs. Evelyn Colville, Bow-i manville, and the late Mr. Colin Colville, and Mr. Rich- ard Kraft of Oshawa were united in marriage. The bride- NowlslTheTimelo. WINTERSEAL FOR FUEL SAVINGS AND HOME COMFORT GUARANTEED AIl Wnterseal door'g and windows of guaranteed quality a n d craftmanship for your protection and satisfaction. THE NEW "TEMPO" Factory assembled aluminum door and frame ready to instaîl on your door opening. Interchangeable storm and screen, pneumatic doon dloser, steel hinges, storm check, winter sealed. Feature value at a new low price. 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Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Kraft of Schoem- berg, West Germany. Rex'. Harold Turner officiated. Organist Mn. Murdoch Bea- ton played the wedding musc and also accoînpanied tilc' sol0Is,t. AIrs. WiVlson Pria, Bowmanville, who sang the "Wedding Prayer" and "0Q Perfect Love". Given in marniage by her eldest brother, Mr. James Col- ville o! Boxvma.nvilleý the bride wore a street -length white organza over taffeta sheath with a lace and or- ganza over-skirt. The front %vaistline was accented by a bowýý. and lace trimmed the scalloi3ed neckline and adoro- ed the short sleeves. Hec gloves and shoes were o! white eatin. A rose-shaped onganza headpiece, with peari spray trim, held her short chapel veil and she carried a cascade bouquet of pale pink sxeetheart roses with white carnations and sfeph- anotis. Thc bride's attendant, Miss Joan Luxton of Bowman- ville, was in street-length Capri blue pure silk chiffon in A-line styling, with rais- cd waistline and deep scoop- ecd neckline. The frock ivas highfÂghied by satin insets and waistline bow. She wore a matching satin circlet head- dress with satin bow trim, and hier flowers ,%ere a cas- cade o! white shasta 'mums and pink carnations. Mr. Otto Bloedonn of Peter- borough was best man, and the usher was Mr. Wm. Col- ville, a brother of the bride. An informaI reception was hele on the lawn at the homeý o! Mr. and Mrs. James Col- ville, 245 Libery St.. North,1 1Bowmanville. The guests were receivcd by the bride's mother who wore Perixvinkle blue satin with white accessories, and corsage of light pink swcetheart roses and w'hite carnations. Two wedd i n a cakes adornedi the bride's table, one in traditional style; the cther in German tradi- tion, a three-tier round cake, iced in pale yelloxv and de- conated with marzipan roses and edoves. Following the reception, the couple left for a honeymoon at Deep Bay Inn, Norland, on Guli Lake. They are residing on Central Park Blvd., Osh- awa, The bride attended Bow. manville Public and High Schools and is a hookkeeper in the Bowvranville Public Utilities Commission office. She has an A.R.C.T. teaching degree in piano. The groom, who is an employee of Kom- atz Interior Decorators, Osh. nwa, is a member o!thie Kickers Soccer Team, Osh- awa. Fi-e also enjoys skiing. Two showers honored the bride. Mrs. James McDonald was hostess for a shower held at the home of iier mnother, Mrs. L. Luffman, Bowmanville; and the other shower was given hy Mrs. Wm. Smith o! Oshawa. Many beautifîîl and îîseful gifts were receivedi by the bridie from neighhors and frivends. At her office. the bride was presentec!d with a set o. stain- less flatwane by her office co-wor kerF: an electnie kettle and toaster by the Util'ties staff: andi an electnie fry pan by the Public Utîlities Corn- mission. The groom wrps prc- sented with a gift if money by the Kickerâ Soccer team. iBlackstock Couple Married 25 Years Over 150. relatives, neigh- jpresented with a chesterfleld bors and friends gathered inan chair, a silver cream and the RecreaionCnr, Black- sugar and tray, a lazy susan stock, on Saturday evening, I and a sum of money from and staged a pleasant party 1'friends and relatives and a in honour of Mr. and Mrs.i reclining chair from their Kenneth Gilbank's silver wed-1 family. ding.: Both Mr. and Mrs. Gilbank Rev. Fred Swann, pastor expressed their appreciation.1 of Nestieton Preshyterija n A bounteous lunch was Church of which the Gjl- served and social time spent, banks are active members, after which the rest of the was M.C. Mrs. Marwood Mc- evening was spent in danc- Kee gave a reading, Patsy ing ta music provided by Mr. and David Wotten sang, Mr. and Mrs. George Timms, Lif- Swann read an address and ford; Messrs. John Archer the honoured couple werg, and David Wotten. WEDDING Baskets of pink and white' the bride, -also "wearing a 'dresa of willow green peau de gladioli formed a lovely set- soie with matching head- ting in St. Paul's Anglican dresa and carrying a nosegay Church on Saturday for the of white 'munis and yellow wedding of Dianne Bigelow, roses.i eldest daughter of Mr. and Paul McIlwain was the Mrs Mogan Biglow Beh- groomsman. Allan Bigelow M rs. M or an B gel w, B th-and G raem e Christie w ere the any, and John Sanderson ushers. Earle, son o! Mr. and Mrs.! The reception was held ati Russell K. Earle, Ida. Rev. The Club Aragon in Peter-ý Reginald Rose officiated for borough whcre the bride's the oube rng cremny. mother received the gucsts the oube rng cremny. wearing a sheath style gown Mrs. D. J. Flett of Peter- of gold peau de soie with five borough was organist and ac- tiered akirt, matching gold companied Mr. George Cole- feathered hat and accessories. man, also o! Peterborough, in corsage of white gardenia and singing "The Lord's Prayer" stephanotis. before the bridal party enter- Also. receiving was the ed the church, and "The Wed- groom's mother, wearing a ding Hymn" during the sign-,brown wool shcath with ing of the register. matching feather hat and Given in marriage by her brown accessories. Rer cor- father, the bride was îoveîy sg a !pn hfo in her wedding gown of white rss nylon chiffon with floor Later, leaving on their wed- length skirt worn over mav ding trip ta Banff, Alta., the crinolines. The bodice was fý bride travelled in a lodeni french lace re-embroidcrcd green three piece knit suit' with sccd pearîs adorning the with suede trim. Rer hat was neckline and front of the bo- cf matching green suede, withý dice, with a matching panoliblack accessories, and she of lace from waist ta hemline !wore a corsage of gardenias, on skirt. The gown featured and stephanotis. On return a bustle back which was drap- thev will live at 129 John St. cd and caught up to a large in London, Ont. cabbage rose. Her four tier The gucats, numbering avený veil o! silk illusion was caught 100, were present from Bun- to a tiara of pearîs above a lington, Grimsby, Toronto, row of pearlized flowers. She Kingston, Oshawa, London, carried a cascade of red Peterborough, Lindsay, Cavan sweethcart roses entwined and Bcthany. with white stephanotis and Prior ta her manriage the, English ivy. "bid was entertained at a! Miss Sharon Bigelow was'miscellaneous showen from' her sister's maid of honoun' ber fellow employees at theý and the bnidesmaids were heri C.G.E. in Peterborough and aý youngest sister, Miss Patsy; cOmmunitY showcr in Beth-' Bigelow, and ber cousin, Mrs.ý any anranged by 4-H Club' Richard Sutton. Ail wene: membens. gowned alike in willow green! Mrs. Morgan Bigelow en- peau de soie with beli-like tentained with a trousseau tea skirts worn over crinolines on the previaus Saturday,' caught into unpressed pleats with Mns. Russell Earle and i at back centred with a poppy Mrs. Hector Morton pouring~ rose; bodice with rounded tea. Showing the trousseau, neckline and tiny aleeves. and gifla were Mrs. Richard' Their headdrcsses in match- Sutton, Mrs. Hanry Jakeman.,1 lng colour were designed of Miss Sharon Bigelow, Miss rolled petals adorned with'Patsy, Bigelow, Miss Annel peanlized blossoma and worn Hawkins and Miss Alice' carried cascades of white! shasta 'mum.s.1 The tiny flower girl was ON ALL FREEZER ORDERS___ with over-the-face veils. They Brown. i 'The Canadi an Statesman, Bowmmfvfl@, Sept. 1, 1908« ~Ôry Ceaners CZC~ Mary: «I hear you have aceepted hlm. Dld lie happen to mention tht he had pro- posed to, me tirst?" Jane: "'Not speeifleally. He dld say, however, that lie had done a lot of foollsh thlngs 'Ed. 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