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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 21, 1979 3 Weddin~ 8e/A~4 re e in2Ln2 t a(e/lwln - c w 4e On Saturday,, October 6th, 1979, standards with large white mums, yellow gladioli, and white and yellow carna- tions made a pretty setting at Orono United Church when Janet Loraine Schoenmaker became the bride of John Arthur Standeven. Rev. Basil Long officiated. Miss Jane Staples was the soloist and David Gray the organist. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a formai gown of white polyester knit de knit. Her empire style waist scooped neck and pointed sleeves were edged with lace and seed pearls, the flaired skirt ended in a long train. A lace edged cathedral veil was held by a head piece of white stephanotus and baby's breath and she carried a white Bible given to her by her late maternal grandfather covered with a spray of orchids, stephanotis, and baby's breath accented with dacea and spiderplant leaves. Yvonne Schoemaker was her maid of honor, Deanna West and Janice West, her bridesmaids. They were dressed alike in sky blue polyester knit de knit formal gowns, over which they wore royal blue velvet dolman sleeved jackets. They carried a cascade of yellow roses, blue and white freesia's, daisy, mums and baby's breath in their hair. Nicole Van Trinity Bowmanvi setting fo Saturday, 4:30 of LeE Mr. and M Orchardvi ville, and 1 of Mr.i was dressed in sky blue polyester knit de knit gown accented with a blue nylon and white polkadot pinafore with royal blue velvet ties and the flowers in her basket matched the bridesmaid's flowers. Her velvet hairband was covered in small white and blue flowers. The groom's best man, Wayne Thorton, and the ushers Bob Trimmer, both from Thomas and David Palmer from Oshawa, wore black tuxedo's with sky blue shirts and boutonnieres of stephanotis and baby's breath. The ring bearer Shane Standeven, nephew of the groom, was dressed in a royal blue jacket, sky blue shirt and sky blue pants, and a bouton- niere of small white and blue flowers. A reception and dance was held at the Orono Community Centre where the bride's mother, dressed in a formal yellow polyester gown with matching yellow lace coat, received the guests; her corsage was of a deeper shade of yellow roses, stephanotis and baby's breath. The groom's mother assisted, in an off-white formal gown with a harmonica pleated skirt and matching lace jacket enhanc- ed in gold threads. A corsage of white roses and biue freesia's complimented her at*tire. United Church, wist laird style pieated ille, formed the seeves with wide cuffs, V r the marriage on neckiine, and the skirt was October 6, 1979, at enhanced with a pieated inset e Anne, daughter of and flowed softiy into a ful rs. Ken Maynard, 8 chapel train. The bodice, ew Blvd., Bowman- sleeves and hemline of skirt Robert Douglas, son was trimmed with Alenion and Mrs. Harold lace. Luxton, 78 Hunt St., Bowman- ville. Reverend John Peters officiated and Mr. John Crook- shank was the organist. Given in marriage by her parents, the bride wore a forma gowi 01l nyion crystal- litte over taffetta, empire The bride carried a cascade bouquet of bridal pink roses, white and burgundy mini carnations and baby's breath. Mrs. Cathy Golder was the matron of honor, and the bridesmaids were Mrs. Trudy Souch and Mrs. Linda Bert Borgerink, from Oak- ville was Master of Ceremonies. Leaving for a two-week trip around Lake Superior, the United States and the Windsor-London area, the bride wore a navy blue boucle suit and her corsage, taken from her bouquet, was an off white symbidium orchid. Out of town guests were from Windsor, Kingsville. St. Thomas, Oakville, Missis- sauga, Thornhill, Toronto, Moosonee, Georgetown, Sterling, Ajax, Oshawa, Bowmanville, Whitby, Newcastle, Crooked Creek and the bride's grandfather Mr. Gerard Schoenmaker from Haarlem, Holland. The happy couple are resid- ing near Orono. Prior to her marriage the bride's sister, Yvonne held a family Jack and Jill shower at her parents' home. Deanna West, Janice West, Gwen Ard and Faye Stewart held a miscellaneous shower at Gwen Ard's home. Mrs. Joyce Rosseau and Laurie Schmid were co-hostesses at a Com- munity ShoWer at the Orono United Church while Donna English and Diane Rekker held a shower with the ladies from the Bank of Montreal where the bride is employed. The groom's parents enter- tained following the wedding rehearsal. - Photo by Gould Photo Shop. Broome, sisters of the bride. Best man was Mr. Don Luxton, brother of the groom, and the ushers were Messrs. Glen Edmondson, and Grant Luxton, cousins of the groom. Miss Jodie Souch, niece of the bride was flower girl. The bride's mother received the guests at the reception held at the Royal Canadian Legion Hall, in a formal gown of dusty rose, and a pink and white orchid corsage. The groom's mother assisted in receiving, in a formal sheer over poi de soie embroidered with pearls, teal blue gown. The bride leaving for a honeymoon in New York, wore a light blue Boucle blouson shirt style dress. Mr. and Mrs. Luxton are now residing on Little Avenue, Bowmanvilie School Opening U n t a r i o ' s ducation Minister will attend the official opening of Bowman- ville's newest school next month. The Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education annunced last week that Dr. Bette Stephenson will be guest speaker at opening cere- monies to be held at the Waverley Public School December 5. The ceremony begins at eight p.m. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Skelding, Niagara Falls and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Vaicius, St. Catharines. Given in marriage by her parents, the bride wore a chiffon gown styled with fitted bodice sheer yoke and empire waistline. Appliques of guipure lace accented the waistline and the cuffed bishop sleeves. The full skirt fell into a chapel train. A matching Juliet cap secured a fingertip-length veil edged with lace. She carried a teardrop bouquet of white and red roses, lily of the valley and baby's breath. Joan Wakeman was maid of honor, and the attendants were Mrs. Linda Jaques, sister of the groom, Joanne Skelding, sister of the bride, Mrs. Cindy Norton, cousin of the bride and Michelle Hope was junior bridesmaid, cousin of the bride. All wore gowns of blue polyester with floral print jackets. They carried posies of white daisies, yellow roses and baby's breath. Lawrence Jaques was best man for his brother-in-law and the ushers were George Skeld- ing, brother of the bride, and Dennis Gross and Craig Hallett. The bride's mother received wearing a peach gown with corsage of peach roses and white carnations. The groom's mother assisted in a green gown with corsage of yellow roses and white carnations. A reception was held at Chippawa Fire Hall, and the couple honeymooned in Northern Ontario. They will make their home in St. Catharines. Wendy J. Mountjoy became the bride of Robert C. Preston, on Saturday, September 15, 1979 at 4:30 p.m. in Trinity United Church, Bowmanville with Reverend John Peters officiating. Mr. John Crookshank was the organist. The bride's parents are Mrs. Iva Mountjoy, 35 Hunt St., Bowmanville and the late Mr. Fabian Mountjoy and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. LloydJ Preston, 10 Ontario St., Bowmanville. Given in marriage by her brother Kenneth Mountjoy the bride was lovely in a formal sleeveless gown of white matte jersey. The gown featured a mandarin collar with a lace keyhole neckline and an A line skirt which fell into a chapel train. The back of the gown was highlighted by a fingertip train. A Derby hat of mohair straw, was trimmed with lace and seed pearls and her flowers were a corsage cascade of Sonya roses. The matron of honor was Addy Mountjoy, sister-in-law of the bride, and the brides- maids were the bride's sister Donna McMann, Kolleen Preston, sister of the groom and Linda Draper. nest man was Gary Preston, brother of the groom, and the ushers were Gregory Mountjoy, brother of the bride, Terry Brock and Randy Blake. Receiving the guests at a reception held at the Lions Centre the bride's mother wore a formal gown of coral chiffon over taffeta, beige accessories, and a corsage of white and coral roses. She was assisted in receiving by the groom's mother who wore a formal gown of aqua polyester with figured chiffon cape, beige accessories and a corsage of white and yellow roses. Leaving for a honeymoon in Miami the bride wore a burgundy, crushed terry dress, white accessories and a corsage of white and pink roses. Mr. and Mrs. Preston are now residing in Oshawa at 125 Alma Street. - Photo by Virtue Second Info Session on 115 Widening The Ministry Of Transportation and Commun- ication will hold a second public information centre in Orono to outline its latest plans for the widening of Highway 115-35. Until that meeting takes place, Newcastle Council has Carroll Ann Bedfo Jeffrey Peter Dawkii united in marriage Reverend John Fra Don Mills on Sa October 27, 1979 at 4 p. John's Anglican Chur( manville. The organ Bob Grunby, Port Ho The bride's parents and Joan Bedford, of Pontypool and the parents are Derek and Dawkins, St. Catharir The finest in photography for WEDDINGS and ANNIVERSARII TELEPHONE 623-2404 Tor dates available or drop in to our studio at 78 King St. W., Bowman Gd P0 ord and The bride, given in recei ns were marriage by her father, wore mothe by the her mother's formal weçIding floral ampton, gown of white satin over a coral turday, Chantilly lace bodice. The Lea m. in St. gown featured a high roll Saras ch, Bow- collar, long petal pointed wore ist was sleeves, and a long peplum of brown pe. Chantilly lace cascading from blous are Jim the waist. A Juliette cap held husbs R.R. 2, her veil and she carried a corali groom's corsage of rust and orange Mr. d Thurza morning glories on a white now t nes. bible. She also wore a single Pri strand of pearls belonging to show her grandmother, and the Myles groom's fraternity pin. Linda The matron of honor was the and bride's sister, Mrs. Linda Orth< Kocur, Toronto and the Hospi bridesmaid was Miss Lynda ES Graham, Peterborough. ES ~The best man was the In C groom's brother, Chris signif Dawkins, Sarnia and the levels usher, Paul Joannou, Toronto. Envit The groom and his attendants ing t t wore two tone brown director by id ville suits. techn Receiving the guests at the toler reception held at the autos O Centennial Hall, the bride's togeth mother wore a formal, peach local, chiffon gown and a corsage of the C coral silk roses, assisted in ouret ving by the groom's er in a formal brown, gown and a corsage of silk roses. ving for a honeymoon at ota, Florida, the bride a brown velvet jacket, n plaid skirt, a cream e, a gold chain, gift of her and, and a corsage of roses. and Mrs. Dawkins are residing in Mississauga. or to the wedding ers were giving by Velma s and Candy Malley, Mrs. a Kocur, Norma Metcalf; the staff at the opaedic and Arthritic ital. -Photo by Piper Studio Canada, air pollution wdb ficantly reduced at local s -during the 1970s. ronment Canada is work- oward further reductions identifying new control ology, determining able levels, checking mobile emissions and, her with provincial and governments, enforcing Clean Air Act toprotect >nvironment. Frances Hope Hoar became the bride of Colin Cook on Saturday, September 15, 1979 in Newcastle United Church with the Reverend David Spivev officiatina. The parents are Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cook, Toronto. The bride's parents are Frank and Eva Hoar, Newcastle and the groom's decided not ta make any The information centre wihl aiecided not to make any decision for or against the plan to enlarge the highway from two to four lanes from Highway Two to Enterprise Hill. parents are Bill and Wilma Cook, Toronto; Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore an ivory sheer gown. Maid of honor was Mrs. Heather Griffin, Bowmanville and the best man was the groom's brother, Greg Cook, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs Cook are now residing in Toronto. The information centre will be held November 29, in Orono. 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