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w inq BelL ffeÀ inq.i£nq The Reverend John Petei solemuized the marriage Julie, daughter of Davidai Joyce Smitb, and Joei Day Burns, son of Don and Audr( Plain, aIl of Bowmanville Saturday, August 25, 1979 4:30 p.m. ln Trinity Unit( Churcb, Bowmanville. T' We In a double ring candlelight ceremony and the church decorated in white gladioli and yellow daisies, Susan Diane Munday became the bride of Rtick Allan Weston, on Saturdajy, September 22, 1979 at 6 p.m. in Trinity United Church, Bowmanville. Reverend !John Peters off iciated1 The. organist wasI' Mr. John Crookshank, and the soloist Mrs. Joanne Crookshank. The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. George Brown, 25 Hilltop Drive, and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. William Weston, Temperance Street, ail of Bowmanville. Given in marriage by her step-father, the bride wore a formal gown of white organza, designed with an old fashioned stand-up collar, sheer front with lace,' and a cameo designed in pearîs. The flounce around the hem was trimmed in Spanish lace. Puffed sheer long sleeves with double lace cuff s were also trimmed with matching lace. A cathedral v eil was trimmed, lun Spanîsh lace and 'she. carried a cascade of red silk roses and baby's breath. The maid of honor Miss Laura -Will wore a berry colored polyester gown with a matching lace shawl. The bridesmaids were Mrs. Nancy Snider, and Miss Donna Munday, who wore gowns of teal blue. Al carried uosegays of yellow daisies and baby's breath. Best man was Mr. John Gray and the usbers were Messrs. Daniel Sider and Lester Penwarden. The groom wore a two toue grey tuxedo and. a red rose boutonuiere. A dinner and dance was held :at. the Centennial Hall, where the bride's mother -received- the guests in a soft blue formal gown and a corsage of yellow roses. Leaving for a honeymoon at Niagara Falls, the bride wore a mint green jersey dress and white accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Weston are now residing at 130 Liberty Street N., Apt. 5, Bowman- ville. -McRobbie Photo Tioday's Woman by Beverley Martin Perms are becoming more and more popular and thanks to to-days technology, perming has now become a joy for clients as well as stylists. For clients, undergoing the perm process has become easier, faster and more rewarding. For stylists perming has become more creative, more controllable and more foolproof than ever. Even dramatic shifts in fashion trends fail to have any adverse effect on the perming trend because todays busy woman has come to rely on the easier styling life perms assure. Stylists have learned to use perms to create fashion- right looks. First the short curly look swept the country, and is stîll very popular because of its wash and wear simplîcity. Setting, the hair has almost become a thing of the past. Even medium and longer length hair can now be permedand left to dry naturally without setting. Perms are being done differently than ever beore. The hair is being permed on everything from tooth Tyrone United Church formed the setting on Saturday, September 29, 1979 at 4 p.m. for tbe marriage of Carla Pbillips, daughter of Louis >and Uelma Phillips, R.R. 5, Bowmanville to Scott Stevens, son of Harold and Joan Stevens, RR. 6, Bow- picks to large, jumnbo rollers giving you the degree of curi that works best with your hair type as well:as your hair style. The most' important, factor involved in obtaining a perfect curi is hair condiiton. You can have the most expensive permanent wave on the market but if your hair is not in the best possible condition' to ýreceive it you will not get a satisfactory curi. if you have been a bit timid about trying a perm, this is the time to do it. Have your hair tested and if it is in good condition go to it and have it permedf, if not have it re-conditioned and then go to it.. You will be happy you did, it will give you freedom from styling, and that is exactly what we recommend for this busy faîl and winter sea son. Beverley is the owner of the Style Shoppe and any beauty related questions may be sent in care of the Canadian Statesm an. manville. Reverend Kempling officiated and the organist was Mrs. Gordyn Brent. Given in marriage by ber father, the bride wore a formaI gown of white silk orgauza over taffeta with lace trim, The gown featured The Bethany Uni ted Church, banked with dried flowers, fruit, vegetables and. leaves, was the autumn setting for a beautiful wedding on Saturday, October 2th. Beverlee Jane White, daughter- of Mr. and Mrs. Harold White became the bride of Benjamin, Walter Hafeli, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Haf cli of, Lindsay. Officiating minister was Rev. Wm.. Piercy with Terry Staples as soloist, who render- ed a most appropriate song "lyou'll neyer walk alone." The bride wore a gown of white polyester quina- shamessa with chantilly lace yolk, gathered waist, cumberbun, part way button- ed bodice, deep cuff trimmed with lace on the long sleeves and high neckline with a full skirt, back bow and.ties. Her headdress, a "white wide brimmed, hat, was also trimmed with lace and held a waist length tulle veil. She carried a bouquet of dried floral arrangements. The maid of honor was the bride's sister, Ann Gray, of R.R. 4, Lindsay and brides- maids were Dawn White, sîster of the bride and Debby Hafeli, sister of the groom. Their gowns were- rust polyester kuit, a scooped neckline, and long sleeves with three rows of golds on siceve and bemlue, gathered waist with long tie. They wore chocolate brown velvet chokers with bouquets 'of contrasting dried leaves. The best man was Rick Tamlin of Lindsay and ushers were Alan Gray, Rudi Hafeli, both of Lindsay. For the reception in the United Churcb hall the bride's mother received wearing a ligbt blue biege blouse style calf-length dress with long sleeves gathered in a deep cuff and a corsage of dried silk flowers. The bridegroom's mother was lu grey knit, cowl neckline, long puffed sieeves on a caîf length dress. The wedding cake was cut, by the bride and groom, using the bride's great grandmother's cake kuife. For goiug away the bride wore a black velvet blazer, white blouse, blue plaid skirt and black boots. They houeymooned lu northern Ontario, and will be residiug at 26 Mill St., Lindsay, Apt. 1. Out of town guests were from Port Hope, Motreal, Moosonee, Toronto, Bobcaygeon, Fenelon Falls, Pet erborough, Lindsay and Oshawa. straight sleeves with wide lace cuffs and matcbing train. A tiara of lace and seed pearîs beld an elbow lengtb veil, and was worn by the bride's mother on ber wedding day. Tbe bride carried a cascade bouquet of white gladioli wîth pink rose buds set in each flower, and baby's breatb. The maid of, bonor was Rebecca Evans, and the bridesmaids were Kim Phillips, Laurie Byamn and Susan Davey. Wearing formal raspberry gowns, they carried baskets of -dark pink and white flowers with matcbing flowers in their coiffeurs. Best man was Ed Gruyters, and the ushers were Dean Rutherford, Steven Phillips and Mike Real. The groom and bis attendants wore tuxedoes of Devon cream. At the reception beld at tbe Tyrone Community Centre, the mother of the bride received the guests in a formal gown of mocha witb a corsage of yellow roses. Assisting in receiving, the groom's mother wore a peacock blue formal gown, witb a corsage of pink roses. Leaving for a boneymoon at Niagara Falls, the happy couple wore matching brown velvet blazers, beige skirt for the bride with beige slacks for tbe groom, matching shirts. The bride wore a corsage of peacb silk roses. 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Fresh Cut -and w eecin owOpen Flowers 1 Plants VAN BELLE ALL STOR E S OP E N 9- 6 FR1 D.A Y 9- 9 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvill e, October 31, 1979 3 Council Cancelled A meeting- of Newcastle Council called last week to clear Up unfinished business had to be cancelled when not enough menibers turued out. f Newcastle Council consists C of seven persons, four of whom must. be present in order to hold a meeting. Last Thursday afternoon, Councilors Keith Barr and Maurice Prout along with .. ... .....Mayor Rickard turned out in time for a two p.m. meeting. However, Councillors Hobbs, Clarke,Cowman and Holliday were absent. The members of council who were present waited haîf an hour as is required in the town's rules of procedure before adjourning until the next council session is held. Councillors Hobbs and Clarke could not attend because they were occupied with other business at the Durham Region. covered the bodice, attached chapel train and flowing flounce. A Chantilly type lace haîf cape helda double tiered silk illusion veil, and she carried a cascade of roses. The bridal attendants were the matron of honor Francine Wright, and the bridesmaids were Nancy Matthews, Sherry Langlois, and Denise Smith. Best man was Lance Burns, and the' ushers were Steve Burns, Doug Farrowl and Dave. Macdonald. The ring bearer was Mark Smith. Receiving the guests at the reception held at the Flying Dutcbman Motor Hotel, the bride's mother wore a gown of royal blue, with a corsage of white flowers. The groom's mother assisted in receiving in a beige with blue design gown, and a corsage of blue ýrs orgauist was Mr. John Crook- flowers. of shank. Leaving for a, honeymoon in nd The bride was given in St. Petersburg, Floricta, the 'id marriage by her father, and bride wore a colored two piece -ey wore a formal gown of chiffon pant suit with dark brown on over taffeta which featured a flowers. at mandarin collar, balter style Mr. and Mrs. Burns are now ed bodice, and Empire waist. A residing at 67 Ontario St., 'he Chantilly type lace cape Bowmanville. Our fur fabric coats are highly styled, easy to wear and meant for any occasion, See our selective collection... sizes 8 to 20. (4atter'» »f lrnxb etrt ?IC*tb. 44 Bond Street West (Bond Towers) Oshawa Telephone 576-7152 "A special shop for special women" y4mw4 - '94elu