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i McCormack Is TOPS ON 162 Queen Tops ON162 had a very successful Awards Night on Tuesday, February 14th. After ritual, our leader Sandy MacCormack and co-leader Mary Ann Innis, presented gifts to several members who had helped the club in different ways during the year. Our Hops were then honored and presented with a corsage and gift. Berniece Tomlinson 14 yrs. Pat Walker G yrs. Dot Brooks 5 yrs. Josephine LeBlanc 5 yrs. Ruth Mitchell 4 yrs. Sharon Knowlton 2 yrs. Sandy MacCormack 1 yr. Sheilagh Hockett 5 months and Donna Heard 4 months. Our Division winners were honored and each received a corsage and gift. The winner of Division 4 was Mamie Woolley with a loss of 28 lbs and the runner-up was Donna Heard with a loss of 16'/i lbs. The winner of Division 5 was Sheilagh Hockett with a loss of 10>2 lbs. High Yearly Loser was Mamie Woolley (with a loss of 28 lbs.) and was presented with the Jean Hungerford Memorial Trophy for high yearly loser. Runner-up to high yearly loser was Sandy Bebee with a loss of 20% lbs. Our new Chapter Queen is Sandy MacCormack with a loss of 64'A lbs. Sandy joined Tops October 5,1981 and in her own quiet but determined way started losing weight, slowly but very surely. On January 11, 1983 she reached her goal and became a Hops. Ruth Mitchell had the pleasure of placing the crown on Sandy and Mary Ann Innis presented her with flowers, a plaque and a gift from the Club. We are all very proud with ^Weke the (Rest in Sight" shorney's opticians BRIAN C LARSON -- Manager 30 KING ST. WEST BOWMANVILLE 6234477 Sandy and also all of our other lovely winners. Congratulations to everyone. Our Chapter Tops ON162 (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) meets every Tuesday evening at St. Paul's Church. Anyone interested in joining, please contact Sandy MacCormack 725-4998 or Donna Heard 623- 7292. YWCA News The Oshawa YWCA is sponsoring a Children's Theatre Party -- 'A Friend is a Friend' produced by the Scarborough Music Theatre Inc. on Saturday, March 31. There will be two performances performances at the Program Building, McGrigor & Sim- coe Streets, at 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. Tickets are $2.50 per person person available at the Bow- manville YWCA office 34A King Street, West, Thursdays Thursdays 1 - 4 and 7 - 9 p.m. and Fridays 1 - 4 p.m. This Children's Musical is about the adventures ofa perennial favorite, Raggedy Anne. Seeking her fame and fortune in the world, Anne leaves the toy box and is immediately involved involved in all kinds of escapades escapades but returns safely to her friends. This is a colorful musical for all ages! COME ALIVE MAJOR COME AND DRIVE MOTION FROM NISSAN 1984 NISSAN 300ZX AWESOME!! See them now at Midway Datsun "Ltd. 1300 Dundas St. E. Whitby Telephone 668-6828 PRICES AS LOW AS A DOUBLE ROLL OR BOLT [III] | OPEN THURSDAY & FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL NINE! I OSHAWA 1140 Simcoe St. S, |(JustS. of John St.) | 579-1655 AJAX 1313 Harwood Ave. N. (Just N. of Hwy. 401) 686-0719 SCARBOROUGH 553 Markham Rd. (Just S. of Lawrence) 431-4458 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 4,1984 3 92eadbeaten - Ta/tsons On Saturday, September 17th, 1983, Janet Ethel Parsons and Ross Haroldi Leadbeater were united in marriage in Colborne United Church. The bride is the daughter of the Reverend and Mrs. Victor Parsons of Colborne and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Leadbeater of Enniskillen. Officiating at the double ring ceremony were the bride's father and Rev. Herbert Linstead of Colborne. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a formal gown of chantilly lace and chiffon with long Bishop sleeves and à ' high neckline enhanced by lace and pearl beading over a sheer yoke. The full-length chiffon skirt extended to a full train which carried a deep ruffle of chantilly lace. TTie ensemble was complemented by a cathedral length veil trimmed with tiny lace flowers which fell from a headpiece of Guipure lace and she carried a beautiful cascading silk bouquet of pink roses and white orchids. Marlene Parsons, sister of the bride, was maid-of-honor. Bridesmaids were Lynn Campbell of Toronto, Aileen Cross of Alfred, Ont., Lynda Parsons, sister of the bride, and junior bridesmaid was Jennifer Lee of Blackstock. They all wore suede rose taffeta gowns with pleated cummerbund, chiffon sleeves and lace yoke with ruffled neckline. The flower girl was Dana Lee of Blackstock who wore a white taffeta gown with suede rose cummerbund, long Bishop sleeves and high, lace neckline. The bride's attendants carried matching silk bouquets of pink roses and baby's breath and the flowergirl carried a basket of pink roses. George Leadbeater of Oshawa, brother of the groom, was best man. Ushers were Ian Barkwell of Oshawa, David Buttery of Tyrone, and Donald Knight of Oshawa. Junior usher was Gregory Knipple, cousin of the bride, from Pennsylvania, U.S.A. The ringbearer was Mark Leadbeater, nephew of the groom. The groom and his attendants wore grey morning suits. , The bride s mother wore a dusty rose coloured full-length: dress with lace inset at the yoke and a chiffon jacket with; a matching corsage of silk 1 roses. ' The groom's mother wore a long-sleeved plum coloured full-length dress with high neckline. She also wore a matching corsage of silk flowers. The organist was Mrs. Audrey Beauchamp of Port Perry. The soloist, Mrs. Eleanor Bailey, also of Port Perry, sang "O Perfect Love, The Wedding Hymn, and We've Only Just Begun". The bride's sister, Marlene Parsons sang "The Wedding Prayer". The reception and dance was held at the Colborne Legion Hall. Richard Knipple of Pennsylvania, cousin of the bride, was the master of ceremonies with Reverend Boyce Elliott of Brooklin saying grace, and Reverend Ken Russ of Stirling giving the toast to the bride. Out-of-town guests came from Toronto, Stouffville, Oshawa, Ottawa, Sutton and Pennsylvania, U.S.A. The couple travelled British Columbia for their wedding trip and are now residing in Cobourg. -Photo by Flair Photography to We welcome you to Artistic Barber and Beauty <57/ c . v*v Salon V-4 |~Haircuts. T*6 d)0j Every - Day Low Prices Men's Wash, Cut and Complete Style 10.00 Ladies' Wash, Cut and Complete Style M 2.00 and up Girls' and Boys' (under 14) Wash, Cut and Complete Style s 8.00 Perms (cut and style included) $35.00 to $50.00 ALL PERMS ARE TOP QUALITY Heidi - Sandy - Linda - Shelley Thus., TIiiiis. Tims., Wod. Mon., Frl. Mon., Wed. mill Sal. IT!., Sat. Sal. Thins.. I II., Sat. 233 King St. E. Bowmanville Telephone 623-2931 On September 24th, 1983, a beautiful fall wedding took place at Blackstock United Church. The Reverend Dale Davis officiated at the ceremony ceremony of Patti Elizabeth Bryans to Richard Patrick Alpe. Patti is the only daughter daughter of Bob and Nancy Bryans, Blackstock. Richard is the youngest son of Arturo and Carmella Alpe, Guelph. The bride, given in marriage by her father and mother, looked radiant in her Victorian-styled chiffon gown designed with ruffled lace at the bodice and hemline. Complementing Complementing her dress was a lovely hat made of pearls and lace with flowing veil. The bride's flowers consisted of white orchids, lily of the valley, stephanotis, speckled white carnations with Boston fern and ivy. The mother of the bride wore a dusty rose formal gown with a matching long-sleeved jacket. The groom's mother wore a wedgewood blue formal gown uASpe - ^B/tycms with a matching jacket. The bridesmaids wore white lace- trimmed blouses with high ruffled collars and grape taffeta skirts with wide sashes. The Matron of Honour was Wilma Wotten, and the bridesmaids bridesmaids were Angela Alpe, sister of the groom; Wendy Killens, aunt of the bride; Debbie Short, and Lorri Fairey, cousin of the bride. The groom and the ushers were dressed in black double- breasted tuxedos with winged- collared shirts. The best man was Paul Knapp, Mike Alpe, brother of the groom; Gord and Steve Bryans, brothers of the bride; and Pete Keuning. After the church service, there was an outdoor reception reception at the home of the bride's parents. Bob Smith, was the Master of Ceremonies. An excellent dinner prepared by the ONO ladies at the Black- stock Recreation Centre, was followed by a dance. Prior to the wedding, the bride and groom were guests of honour at a Jack and Jill Shower held by Scott and Karen Essery, Courtice; a Time Shower held by Wilma Wotten assisted by the bridesmaids. bridesmaids. A Family Shower was held by Patti's Gramma, Babe Brown, Courtice. A Jack and Jill Family Shower was held by Patti's Aunt, Jean Mount- ford, Oshawa. A Neighbours' Shower was held by Pat Smith, Port Perry. A Dinner Shower was held by Debbie Short, Port Perry and Kim Goodall, Oshawa. Patti's fellow workers attended a Luncheon Shower. Presentations Presentations were made by G.M. fellow fellow workers to Rick and Patti. A stag was held by the best man Paul Knapp and the ushers. After the wedding, the bride and groom flew to the Bahamas for a week. Rick and Patti are now residing in their new home in Blackstock. Flair Photography . Spring and Summer KITTEN KNITS With Kitten Knits, Spring is a celebration in colours. 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