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! The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 29,1933 3 folUon ■ 'WomevUty 'Weddvny ( ~S<U<]Uv- - *ounw SèevM ■ J^£ane 'Weddiny -'St. Nicholas Anglican , Church in Scarborough was ;the location of the recent 'marriage of Suzanne Womers- ! ley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. •J. L. Womersley of Scar- ' borough, and Brian Elston, 'son of Mr. and Mrs. C. John ■Elston of Bowmanville. "- .The bride was attended by 'friends Debby McLellan and "Pat Kolbec. The groom's ^attendants included best man, 'cousin Lee Elston, and ushers John Womersley and Chris German. The bridal party was completed by two delightful flowergirls - nieces Stephanie German (the bride's godchild) and Andrea White (the 'groom's godchild). The bride's lovely cream gown was reminiscent of Victorian 'charm. The groom was hand- •somely attired in top hat and toils. After a traditional cère- mony, the bride and groom were driven to a lavish reception reception at the Royal Canadian Military Institute in Toronto, in a vintage 1946 Lincoln Continental Continental convertible. Since returning from their honeymoon in the Canadian Council Briefs Newcastle's planning director has been given a fulltime fulltime position on Newcastle's municipal staff. The planning director, who succeeded administrator Don Smith to this position almost two years ago, was hired on the basis of a renewable two- year contract. However, a review of this arrangement resulted in a recommendation that Mr. Edwards be placed on permanent staff as are all other department heads. Councillor Diane Hamre opposed the move to permanent status. She noted that she believes in the principle of hiring senior management through contracts and added that she wholeheartedly supports the re-appointment of the Rockies, the new Mr. and Mrs. Elston have resumed their work at TV Ontario, and are residing in Courtice. . planning director. She said she would have preferred to see a contract appointment. Newcastle council has agreed to enter into a multiple listing agreement with the firm of Edvan Realty Ltd. in order to market a municipally-owned lot in Newcastle Village. mznwxw-rxrFnw'inm ? ■ a THERE'S MOB E FUTURE ft A DMT SUN HOME OF THE FUEL ECONOMY CAR. MIDWAY DATSUN 1300 Dundas St. E., Whitby 668-6628 A committee of three members of council plus the chief administrative officer and the mayor has been selected for the purpose of reviewing applications received for the position of chief administrative officer. The councillors who will serve on the committee include Bruce Taylor, Diane Hamre and Ann Cowman. The position was advertised after Don Smith, the current CAO, announced that he was leaving the municipality this fall in order to study at the London School of Economics. Town council has agreed to a request for a sidewalk sale in downtown Bowmanville July 21,22, and 23. The sale is to be held in conjunction with a sunrise sale already approved by the municipality for July 23. The request for an expanded summer sale came from the Bowmanville Business Centre. On Saturday, May 28th, 1983, in St. Paul's United Church, Bowmanville, the Reverend N.E. Schamerhorn solemnized the marriage of Bonnie Jean Lane to Barry Robert Beers. Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Gary Works Dept. Buys Trucks At *73,360 The purchase of two works department trucks having a total value of $71,360 was approved by Newcastle council Monday night. The successful bidder for the supply of two 35,000 GVW cab and chassis was Thorncrest Ford Sales Ltd., of Islington, Ont. Approval of these vehicles was granted after town staff assured council that all manufacturers had a chance to bid on the vehicles. The lowest bidder was recommended for approval by town staff. "The specifications do not rule out any one manufacturer," said Ron Dupuis, director of public works. In reply to questions from Councillor Bruce Taylor, he also noted that the tenders had been advertised locally. Councillor Taylor pointed out that most of the bidders were not only from outside the Town of Newcastle but also from outside the Durham Region. (Hank) Lane of Bowmanville and groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Duane Beers, also of Bowmanville. The maid of honor was Cathy Lane, sister of the bride, and the flower girl was Tammy Lane, daughter of the bride and groom. The best man was Geoff Masters, all of Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Beers will be residing at 55 Parklane Circle, Bowmanville. --Flair Photography The lawn of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pruner was the setting for the marriage of their granddaughter Debhora Lyn Pruner to Jan Colder on Saturday, June 4th, 1983. The Reverend Mr. Smith of Bowmanville officiated at the ceremony. Music from the album of Elvis Presley's Blue Hawaii was played by Clarence Ton. Mr. Bill Bouck, uncle of the bride, ushered the bride's mother. Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pruner of Newcastle and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Colder of Newcastle. Given in marriage by her mother and father, the bride wore a flowing, formal white gown which featured a train, a stand up lace collar with attached and bust line cape. Her head piece was a tiara of white roses, carnations and baby's breath and she carried a bouquet of pink, blue and white flowers. Miss Janet Pruner, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. Janet wore a formal pink taffita gown with square neckline and puffed, three quarter sleeves. Her flowers matched the bride's bouquet. The best man was Bob McCormack. The groom and his attendant wore grey tuxedos with ascot ties. A wedding dinner and dance was held at St. Francis of Assisi Hall, Newcastle. The bride's mother received the guests in a street length dress of polyester with double V neckline assisted by the groom's mother who wore a beige street length dress. Mr! and Mrs. Jan Colder are now residing in Kingston where Debhora is going into her third year at Queen's University. --Photoby Mr. and Mrs. Bill Woo, Toronto. d£ Pitch-In and i Keep f Canada $ Beautiful ^èawnum - ^ayw ^iVeddmy ■\ 1 -j Matthew Kelley Kathy Shelly Seven Hairstylists to Serve You You NEVER Have to Wait! Perms - Vz Price Cut Extra Maryanne 20% Off All Services Louise (Matthew excepted) Matthew Sacco, Brno Chlarelli, Kelley Foster, Kathy Robertson, Maryanne Vanstone, Shelly Pickering and Louise Kovacs welcome all their friends, neighbors and customers to come In and say hello. - SENIOR CITIZENS WELCOME - 36A King St. E. (Above Brothers' Pizza) Telephone 623-2220 Appointments not always, necessary. Specializing In Modern Techniques for Men and Women (Lords! Lots of Parking at Rear St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Bowmanville formed a lovely setting for the marriage of Marian Margaret Jager, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Jager, R.R. 3, Bowmanville, Solina Road North, to Bart Randall Burman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Burman, 16 Tallpines Blvd., Scarborough, on Saturday, Saturday, May 21st, 1983, at 3 p.m. The Reverend Father Frank Mihelic officiated, Mrs, Joanne Freve was the organist, organist, and Mr. George Nyhuis, the soloist. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was radiant in her formal gown of white chiffon with inset pearls which featured mutton sleeves, embroidered lace ruffle around the bodice, and a waterfall train. A headpiece and finger-tip veil was of matching material and she carried a cascade bouquet of roses, stephanotis and ivy. The maid of honour was Miss Valerie Brownell, and the bridesmaids were Miss Sandy Dawson and the bride's sisters Misses Elizabeth and Valerie Jager. Best man was Mr. Ray Nyhuis, and the ushers were the brother of the groom Mr. Jon Burman, Chris Dunn and Wayne Nyhuis. The flower girl was Miss Kelly Jankovich. The mother of the bride received the guests at the reception held at Odessa Hall, Oshawa, in a formal dusty rose gown, assisted by the groom's mother who wore a formal jersey knit gown of raspberry, colour, with ms^ch- ing jacket of net. Leaving for a honeymoon in Jamaica, the bride wore a white and beige tailored skirt and jacket. Mr. and Mrs. Burman are now residing in Pickering. Photo by Cruysen Photography SCOTTY'S COLLECTABLES antiques, gifts hand crafted treasures 123 King West Newcastle Village 987-5028 Open 6 days 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Closed Wednesay * Open Sunday * 'QAic /te tlie in Sight" shorney 1 opticians IIIIIAN f I AMl'iON 30 KING ST WEST 623-4477 Manager BOWMANVILLE CANADA DAY CELEBRATION SPECIAL Wednesday, June 29th until Sunday, July 3rd 9 Pieces - Only $ 5."piustax Take advantage of our 10th Anniversary Special -CLIP and SAVE- BUY ONE SNACK AT THE REG. PRICE REDEEM THIS COUPON AND GET SECOND SNACK MaiyBrownfeFtied Chicken. OFFER EXPIRES SUNDAY, JULY 17th coipo Bowmanville Location Only i Mary Brown's Fried Chicken 75Vfc King Street East Telephone 623-3561 Mary Brown has the best legs in town.