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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 10,1984 Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary 9/tice - Jackson Sherida Catherine Eleanor Jackson and David Wayne Price were united in marriage on Saturday, August 11th, 1984 in Hampton United Church by the Reverend M.R. Thomson. The organist was Mr. Ashton McMasters and Mr. Ross Metcalf was the soloist. The bride's parents are Joe and Eleanor Jackson of R.R. 1, Bowmanville. Parents of the groom are Walter and Helen Knox, Oshawa. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was radiant in a formal gown of white chiffon. The high neckline and yoke were accented with crocheted European lace. The fitted sleeves and Southern Belle skirt were etched in Chantilly lace. To complete her ensemble, the bride wore a matching headpiece which held a romance length veil with scattered seed pearls and she carried a bouquet of wild flowers, dusty rose roses, pink apple blossoms, burgundy tiger lilies and white daisies intertwined with ivy from her mother's wedding bouquet. The maid of honor, Shelda Jackson, sister of the bride and the bridesmaids Debbie Taylor and Sherry Mahaffy were gowned alike in dusty rose with matching pearl beaded cap headpieces and carried baskets of wild flowers. The flower girl, Crystal Nicol, niece of the bride, was adorable in a knee length white eyelet gown with rose sash and basket of similar flowers. The groom was handsomely attired in a white tuxedo with a boutonniere of burgundy tiger lilies. Best man, Wayne Hawthorne and the ushers Ray McQuaid and Mark Ross wore grey tuxedos accented with burgundy tiger lilies. Following the ceremony, pictures were taken on the lawn of the bride's parents. Receiving the guests at the reception, the bride's mother wore a formal gown of azure blue. The groom's mother assisted in receiving in a formal gown of ice mint. Prior to the wedding, the bride was honored at a community shower in Hampton, a shower in Oshawa hosted by Ethel and Heather Goodrich, a shower in Hampton hosted by Debbie Taylor and Shelda Jackson. David and Sherida Price are now residing in their home at View Lake. At St. Church, Saturday, John's Anglican Bowmanville on May 5th, 1984, the Reverend Byron Yates united in marriage Sandra G. Knight, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Knight Jr. of Bowmanville and Christopher D. Knox, son of Mrs. Kay Knox and the late Chris Knox of Etobicoke. Mrs. Sylvia Amsbury was the organist and Mrs. Alana Cole the soloist. Given in marriage by her parents, the bride wore a formal gown of silk and chiffon with an empire waist. A matching lace and seed pearl cap held a finger tip veil and she carried a bouquet of white orchids, roses and lily of the valley. The matron of honor was Mrs. Rosemary Dubyk (nee Kennedy), Mississauga and the bridesmaid Miss Connie Knight, sister of the bride were gowned alike in taffeta gowns of lilac. The flower girls, Misses Amanda and Melissa Knight, nieces of the bride, were gowned in full length white eyelet gowns, sashed with lilac ribbons. Bouquets of white carnations with mauve and pink roses and baby's breath were carried by all the bridal attendants. best man was Mr. Mann, Little Britain, and the ushers were Mr. Ross Caradonna, Etobicoke and Mr. Rick Knight, brother of the bride. The bride's mother received the guests at a reception held at Centennial Hall, Bowmanville in a formal oatmeal silk suit. The groom's mother assisted in receiving in a formal gown of light blue. The couple honeymooned in the Pocano Mountains, Pennsylvania and are presently residing at 6231 Lavery Ct., Mississauga, Ont. Tfechnics super Series 350 from Technics Hi-Fi System 80 watts of stereo power with quartz analog tuner Memory pre-set channels Deluxe tape deck with Dolby Direct drive quartz lock turntable $ .95 999 complete with stand Many More Specials to Choose From IN STORE FINANCING AVAILABLE NO PAYMENTS UNTIL 1985 Bowmanville Audio-Vision 20 King St. W. Telephone 623-2312 Tyrone News George and Dunreath Walton Newcastle Community Hall was beautifully decorated on Sunday, Sept. 30th for a reception marking the 50th wedding anniversary of George and Dunreath Walton. Three members of their 1934 wedding party, bridesmaid Mrs. Helen Nesbitt, groomsman Aldred Graham and usher Stanley Graham were, present to make it quite a unique occasion. Newcastle Lioness Club members catered for the reception and later the UCW ladies catered for a dinner attended by relatives and friends. Many cards and gifts were received by the happy couple who were delighted to welcome friends and relatives from White Rock, B.C.,. Regina, Sask., Toronto, Mississauga, Orono, Belleville, Trenton, Port Hope, Orillia, Oshawa, Bowmanville and Scarborough, as well as Newcastle. School Board Briefs Miss Kim Vaneyk has done some fine work in local Tractor Tractor Pulls this season. In five competitions, pulling in the "open" 7500 lb. class, Kim has achieved the standing of 3rd over all. The Tyrone Senior Citizen Club held its popular Bazaar and Penny Sale on Wednesday, Wednesday, October 3rd. A good crowd cleaned out the home baking, the plants, the bazaar items, enjoyed the afternoon tea and the suspense of the penny draws. Perhaps the happiest participant was Mariam Griffin who won the beautiful afghan which was hand made by Daisy Bell. Dedication of Church Doors Tyrone United Church congregation congregation clustered around the front of the church out of doors on Sunday morning, October 7,1984, in a service of dedication of the pair of new doors in the entrance to the sanctuary. Beautiful to behold, behold, the doors of solid oak were hand crafted by Marcel DeBlock, Orono. When passing passing through the doors one crosses an oak threshold also. May we recall with nostalgia the rattle of the front door in certain winds. The new doors were the gift of Long Sault Club 50. The committee which selectively made the arrangements arrangements for this esthetically beautiful entrance was Jim Woodley, Grace Smith, Tom Pleasance. Pastor Joe Lafave spoke the words of dedication. The Lazure family greeted at the church entrance on Thanksgiving Sunday and were ushers. Highlights of the service which was led as usual by Pastor Joe Lafave, were the musical selections. The polished choir anthem was "Sing a Song of Thanks and Joy", led and accompanied by Jacqueline Vaneyk. "Like the Woman at the Well" by the choir was also enjoyed, Rev. Roland Hopkins, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, a former minister on this charge, shared in the sacrament sacrament of Holy Communion and renewed acquaintances at the door. Visiting home from Queen's University, Tim Southwell shared once more his musical talent by swelling the hymn singing accom- >h MIDWAY MIDWAY MIDWAY MIDWAY MIDWAY£ - - - i s paniment at the piano with Jacqueline at the organ. Tim played "Rosemary" by Frank Bridge and "Saviour Like a Shepherd Lead Us" by Bradbury, Bradbury, transcription by Kohl- mann, and an original composition composition of his own at appropriate appropriate times in the service. It was good to see familiar visitors visitors among the congregation such as Mike and Alexandra Bedard, Toronto, baby Vooys, son of Pat and John, wearing his Queen's colours woolly helmet, the students home from college, among others. There was a family gathering gathering held at the home of Mr. and Mrs, John Vaneyk. Among those present were those from afar, Mr. and Mrs, Larry Rosevear, London, Ont., Mr. and Mrs. Ken Rosevear, Rosevear, Barrie, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Devolin, Guelph. A family gathering was held at the home of Clarence Woodley on Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Blair Vaneyk, Long Sault, Ellen Vaneyk, Queen's University, Kingston, Miss Karen Yeun, Hong Kong, a fellow Queen's student, Kingston, with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vaneyk and Gary. An inclement Thanksgiving Monday night yielded only nine tables of euchre enthusiasts enthusiasts at the Old Tyrone Hall producing the following results: Harold Swain 84, Ethel Goble 83, Mary Thompson Thompson 81, Francis Thompson 81, Earl Prescott 79, Lorna Swain 79, Rita Ormislon 43. 50 - 50 Draw Marie Moses, Russell Wright. There were nineteen tables of euchre in play at the Community Centre on Friday Insurance! For Rates or Service CALL Ernie Harvey 623-2527 Treacy & Harvey Insurance Brokers Ltd. 68 King SI. East Bowmanville evening, Oct. 5th, with the following results: 1st Charlie Nesbitt, Mervyn Anderson, Lorna Swain, Marie Moses, Greta Strong, Mariam Griffin. Ladies' low Nancy iWright, Men's low Dick Gibbs. 50 - 50 Draw Earl Prescott; Greta Strong. Special prizes Steve Artym, Meta Swain, Richard Manns. Council Briefs Newcastle council is asking asking staff to prepare comments comments on a recent Ministry of Natural Resources document document on the preservation of wetlands in Ontario. A document entitled "Guidelines for Wetlands Management in Ontario was tabled in the Ontario Legislature Legislature on April 12,1984 and it is now being sent to all municipalities for review. "Wetlands are important natural resources and contribute contribute economic values to society as well as recreational recreational opportunities to many residents," said the Ministry of Natural Resources Resources in a letter to council. council. The Industrial Accident Accident Prevention Association Association has awarded safety certificates to Bowmanville High School for the school years 1982-1983 and 1983-1984, adding to a no lost-time record which stretches back into the 1960s. IAPA division division liaison officer Phyllis MacGee said in a letter to the school's technical director, Frank Varga, "it is only through diligence and care that such results are achieved." Chairman Chairman of the Northumberland Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education, Ian Wilson, said the school's shop safety record record is "certainly enviable." enviable." TAKE CONTROL Imagine.. .achieving your desired weight and then maintaining it--always Control Program is based on Canada's Food Guide with the support of a custom designed Ear Acupressure Acupressure mold. Control helps to curb your appetite and our program provides private counselling to establish eating patterns that suit individual preferences. It Works: -- Says Joanne Wilson of Mississauga, Ont., "I have lost 22 lbs. the easiest way possible in approximately 2V2'months." 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