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Section Two The Canadian Statesman. Itowmanville. August 2(5. 1087 2 Shelly Ann tiurkey and Arthur Arthur Davey Grant were united in marriage on Saturday, Saturday, April 25,1987 in Zion United Church, Mitchell's Corner, by the Reverend William Lippman, cousin of the bride, in a double ring ceremony. The organist was Cheryl McMaster. The bride's parents are Harry and Faye Burkey, Oshawa, and the groom's parents are Sam and Lois Grant, Mitchell's Comer. Given in marriage by her parents the bride wore a formal white satin gown made by her mother, designed designed with a Chantilly lace bodice, long sleeves, scalloped scalloped neckline and a full satin satin train. A beaded tiara held a long, tiered veil, and she carried a cascade bouquet of white, pink and red roses and carnations. The maid of honor was Arlene Arlene Burkey and the bridesmaids bridesmaids were Penny Vansen and Leslie Ross, who wore cocktail length gowns of jade green. The flower girl was Kristen Hargraft who wore a white satin gown. ' Best man was Stephen Jeb- bett, Oshawa, and the ush ers were Dan ' Burkey, brother of the bride, Al, Jim and David Grant, brothers of the groom. Following a reception held at the Legion Hall, Oshawa, the bride and groom left for a honeymoon in Montreal and Quebec City. The bride's going away outfit was a tweed suit with jade green accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Burkey are now residing residing in Oshawa. Prior to the wedding the bride was honoured at several several showers, and the groom at a stag in Oshawa. Pamela Jayn Tukker and Harvey Edward Snyder were united in marriage in Rehoboth Christian Church, Bowmanville on June 20, 1987, with the Reverend A. DeJager officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tukker Tukker of Bowmanville and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Snyder of Bowmanville. Given in marriage by her parents the bride chose a traditional wedding gown of white satin with guipure lace which featured an open neckline and fitted bodice, adorned with need pearls and lace. The full short sleeves were highlighted with satin bows at the shoulders. shoulders. The full skirt was accented accented with gathered appliques appliques and flowing ruffles.. The bride's hat, in white sat in, was enhanced with silk flowers and pearls. The puff was scattered with pearls and held a fingertip veil to complete her ensemble. Pam carried a bouquet of white and pink carnations, white roses, baby's breath and variegated ivy in a free flowing bouquet. The bride's attendants, wearing peacock blue satin tea length tiered bottom dresses, were the matron of honour, Betty Gore, sister of the groom, and the bridesmaids bridesmaids were Judi Treen of Oshawa, and Rhonda Wright of Oshawa. The junior junior bridesmaid was Erin Brinkman of Bowmanville, cousin of the bride who wore a white on white embossed embossed satin tiered skirt, dress with a peacock blue satin sash. The bridesmaids carried free flowing bouquets of carnations, baby pink roses, stcphanotis, alstrocmeria, baby's breath and pink and white ribbon. Jack Muizelaar of Bowmanville, Bowmanville, cousin of the groom was the best man. Ushers were Rod Tukker of Bowmanville, brother of the bride and Jim Snyder of Bowmanville, brother of the groom. Ring bearer was Steven Brinkman of Bowmanville, cousin of the bride. Assistant to the ushers was Paid Tukker of Bowmanville, Bowmanville, brother of the bride. The groom wore a slate grey formal tuxedo with tails and the ushers slate f rev formal tuxedos with ark grey satin cummerbunds cummerbunds and lapels. Mrs. Barb Tukker, the bride's mother, wore a tea length dress of mauve crepe jersey with a draped back and matching hat. Mrs. Ann Snyder, mother of the groom, wore a khaki and baby pink tea length dress with pleated skirt and matching tears drop hat. A coffee reception was held in the church following the ceremonies followed by : a dinner and dance held at Bowmanville Lions Centre, with Bob Brinkman and Vic Vandermolen as Master of Ceremonies. Prior to the wedding the bride was entertained at. various showers, hosted by, Pam's aunt Marg Brink- man, Erin and Steven, at their home. Betty Gore, matron of honour honour at her home. Judi Treen and Rhonda Wright, friends of the bride at Judi's home and fellow workers at Co-Operators Insurance, Insurance, Oshawa. An engagement party was held for Harv ana Pam by the bride's parents. Mrs. Ann Snyder held the rehearsal party in her home and Jack Muizelaar held a stag for Harv,in his home. Pam and Harv are now residing residing in Bowmanville. WESLEYVILLE Next Sunday's service will be at the home of Hannah Hannah Murray and Florence Hannah, Welcome. Congratulations to Karen Arnold who has graduated from the Kemptvillc college with a diploma in field crops and livestock production production and management. Karen had been very active in different organizations pertaining to Agriculture for several years and has gained much experience in this very important industry. industry. She is now a leader of the beef section of the Hope calf club with Edward Henderson Henderson who is leader of the dairy section. Young people in the club include Shawna and Greg Anderson, Brian and Julie Lovshin, Nicole Ough and Brenda Arnold. On Tuesday evening they held a preparation night at the home of Laverne and Bev Arnold to learn and practice the art of showmanship, showmanship, looking forward to fairs at Orono and Port Hope. Karen also belongs to the Orono sheep club. She has not settled in a permanent permanent job but is employed at Brokdale Nursery where she has had a summer job for the past three years. Best wishes to her and all the young people involved in such worthwhile activities. activities. Congratulations also to Wendy Brice, another graduate of Welcome Sunday Sunday School and now of Port Hope, who has graduated from a four year course at Trent University, in environmental environmental concerns. This followed a two year course at London in photography. At present she is employed in Toronto preparing presentations presentations to be given at meetings of various organizations organizations in the fall, dealing with the environment. She hopes to make her career in this field and we wish her every success in her chosen work, so valuable to all who live in this country. Glad to report that Harold Barrowclough's twice a week trips to Peterborough are no longer necessary because because his heart beat has stabilized. She's Tops In Area's TOPS Clubs Recently, the TOPS organization organization (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) held Provincial Recognition Days at Sudbury Sudbury where the Provincial King and Queen, plus runners runners up headed the list ot those honored. None of these winners was from this area. Diane Riley of Bowmanville Bowmanville TOPS #ON,162 came second in the female division division competition with a loss of 53.00 lbs. Next year, TOPS will be celebrating its 40th anniversary anniversary and in the Fall will hold an International Open House, October 4th to 10th. Eyesore Greets Walkers Near Mouth of Bowmanville Creek This is certainly not the kind of land use the Central Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority has in mind for the Bowmanville Creek Valley area. The (bur dead salmon along with a large quantity of garbage garbage were observed last week beside the creek, just south of Highway 401. There was no indication of who had caused the eyesore. 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