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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 6, 1962 3 Chappie ~ < Da^s On Saturday June 26th, 1982, St. Marks United Church in Dundas was the scene of a lovely wedding between Lynda Norene Taffs and Randy Albert Chappie, both of Hamilton. The bride is the beloved daughter of Herbert and Grace Taffs of R.R. No. 2, Parry Sound, formerly Dundas, while the groom's proud parents are Albert and Jean Chappie of Bowmanville. The bride's attendants included her sister Miss Elenore Taffs of Waterdown as Maid of Honour and bridesmaids Miss Karen Slattes of Grimsby, neice of the bride, and Miss Susan Chappie of Bowmanville, sister of the groom. The groom's attendants were the Best Man, Mr. Ken Shano of Hamilton, while the ushers were Mr. Mark Taffs of R.R. No. 2, Parry Sound, floral §hoppes VAN BELLE dfl Give thanks. Send the FTD Thanksgiver Bouquet. Send your thoughts with special flj^care. «Registered trademark ot Florists' Transworld Delivery Association. brother of the bride and Mr. Gary Chappie of Bowmanville, Bowmanville, brother of the groom. The bride was given in marriage by her parents. The officiating minister was the Reverend W. Allison Haynes. Following the ceremony the wedding party proceeded to the Royal Botanical Gardens near Burlington Heights for pictures. The reception was held in Hamilton at the Hillcrest Restaurant where a smorgasbord dinner was served followed by an evening of dancing. The newlyweds began their honeymoon by journeying to Toronto and Niagara Falls and on the following Thursday left for a 3'/ 2 week long holiday in England, Wales and Scotland. Mr. and Mrs. Randy A. Chappie will continue to reside in Hamilton. QA/esse&us - uWawtiftga The Reverend Harry Bout solemnized the marriage of Trudy Nanninga, daughter of Walter and Doreen Nannipga, 112 ; Liberty Street, Nrydy Bowmanville, and Johns L. Wesselius, son of Lloyd and Barb Wesselius, R.R. No. 4, Bôwmanvillèi'Oh Saturday, July 3rd, 1982, at 4.30 p.m. in the Maranatha Christian Reformed Church, Bowmanville. The organist was Corry Kuipers and the soloist Barbara Feddema. Bridal attendants were Jeanette DeVries, Alisa Nanninga and Florence Heidinga. '• Best nipn was Lloyd DeVries, and the ukhers were Sidney' Nettinga and John Nanninga. The flower-girl was Elizabeth Nettinga and the ring bearer Daniel Demooy. ■ )l Photo Finishing by Lange's Preferred by Those who Know! 6 HOUR SERVICE In by 10... Ready after 4 C41 Processing • Monday through Friday PROCESSED IN BOWMANVILLE Lange's Photo Lab Inc. 50 King St. E. 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WHITBY 668-6828 Mitchell's Comers Report Receiving the guests at the reception held at Tyrone Community Hall, the bride's mother wore a blue gown, and the groom's mother wore a dusty rose coloured gown. Mr. and Mrs. Wesselius are now residing in Bowmanville at 69 Scugog Street. Photo by Gould Photo Another and busy and exciting exciting school year has begun ! Students and teachers are hard at work for 1982-83. My name is John Pittens, a parent at the school, and the 'Home and School' school reporter reporter for this year. During the year, readers may submit information directly to me at R.R. 1, Hampton for possible inclusion inclusion in this column. The column is established basically to communicate school information to all people in the community. At this time, I'd like to introduce introduce the staff at Mitchell's: Principal - Mr. Wally Pitt Principal Relief and Librarian Mrs. Karen Strong Kindergarten teacher Mrs. Lois Marks Grade 1-2 - Mrs. Cavanagh Grades 2-3 Mrs. Leigh Beauchamp Grades 3-4 Mr. Gordon Fergeson Core French Mrs. Fern Parrotta Special Education Resource Teacher - Ms. Cheryl Brown Speech - Mrs. Jean Simpson Secretary Mrs. Pauline Wilson Custodian - Mr. Brian Quinney Support: Health Nurse Mrs. Doreen Sears Dental Nurse Mrs. Darlene Cook Music Resource Mrs. Rosemary Merkley Programmer Mr. Larry Morton Bus Drivers Mrs. Sharon Hitchens Mrs. Cheryl Moncrief. Our School Curriculum Night has already taken place Improvements to our window window construction are almost complete and the new exterior paint really freshens up the building. In a few days, Mrs. Cavanagh should have new drapes for "her primary room and the first computer should. be located and in operation very soon. Students have participated in the local Harrier meets and are now preparing for a Darlington Darlington Soccer tournament. The Home and School Association Association is very busy too. The first general meeting will be held on the evening of October 20. Our guest speaker will be Mr. H.O. Knapper, Area Superintendent with the Northumberland and Newcastle Newcastle Board of Education. His topic will be "The Effects of Declining Enrolment in Our Schools." Unitl next time... Your School Reporter John Pittens Looking for a Lampshade. All sizes, shapes' d colours. THE SHADE CENTRE Oshawa Shopping Centre (Lower Level) 728-0922 LIGHTING UNUMITEB 'QWe'/ie the Qest in Qight" THE OPTICAL B0UTI01E BRIAN C. LARSON Manager 30 KING ST. WEST BOWMANVILLE PHONE 623-4477 NOTICE The Canadian Government urges you to acquire two quotes on the price of your insulation, before you apply for the Government Grant. Government C.H.I.P. 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