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- ^cÂmicl 'fVet A lovely outdoor wedding, wedding, under an arbour in Orono Forestry, took place on May 30,1987, when Ileidi Christine Schmid and Thomas Lewis Lycell exchanged exchanged wedding vows. Guitarist Edward Hoad, accompanied by flautist Linda Shewehuk entertained entertained the guests with selections of classical music. Parents of the bride arc Emil and Helen Schmid of Orono, and the groom's pareil pareil tsarc W. Kay Lycctt of Orono, and Mrs. Marie Luc- kcvich ol'Balston Spa, New York. Given in marriage by her parents, the bride chose a "Southern Belle" style gown of chiffon over taffeta featuring a high neckline, fitted bodice, and a full bishop sleeve trimmed with Chantilly lace and pearls. Her full skirt fell into a layered, ruffled, lace trimmed train. Heidi wore a matching profile hat with a French illusion fingertip veil. Her bouquet featured rubrum lilies and pink roses. Mrs. Darlene Mumby was matron of honour and bridesmaids were Miss Debbie Debbie Kollaard and Mrs. Kathie Lycett-Westbrook. The attendants wore matching matching formal satin gowns in teal green. The groom was attired in white tuxedo tails with a double pink rose boutonniere boutonniere to match his bride's bouquet. Earl Atkins, cousin of the groom, was best man. Ushers were Waryn Lycett, brother of the groom, and Jeff Westbrook. All male attendants attendants wore silver gray tuxedo tails. The mother of the bride was gowned in a two-piece silk polyester ensemble by Bernard Cowan, in muted tones of grey, blue, green, peach and orchid, on a white background. Her full brimmed matching hat was grey. The groom's mother wore a chiffon and lace, drop- waist gown with handkerchief handkerchief hemline; also a matching matching hat. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the Orono Community Centre. Master of Cermonics was Michael Luckevich of Balston Spa, New York. Traditionally, the bride and groom began the dance, choosing a Don McLean song entitled, "And I Love You So." Leaving for a honeymoon in Barbados, the bride wore a two-piece polyester silk outfit in a black and white floral design. Heidi and Tom arc now residing in a new home in Bethany, built by the groom. ut |HV IIIUV.1 1U, KJOI o Walkway Before Development The marriage of Katherine Cornelia Willems, Willems, daughter of Peter and Elizabeth Willems, from Ncwlonvillc, to Greg Ben- net DcSchultcr, son of Emile and Donna DeSchut- ler, from Forest, Ontario, took place on May 23, 1987, at St. Francis of Assisi Church, Newcastle, On- tario. Matron of Honour was Marion Haynes. Bridesmaid Bridesmaid was Joany Willems. Best man was Dave Freeman. Groomsman was Glen DcSchultcr. Flower . •girls were Stephanie De- Schutter and Jordan and Pamela Haynes. Ringbearer was Glen De- Schuttcr Jr. by Carolyn Hepburn A group of concerned parents parents would like to see a proposed commercial development development on King Street West halted until a walkway is in place for the children attending Vincent Massey Public School. However, because the area is already rezoned the development will go ahead and the walkway issue has been referred to Terry Edwards, Edwards, Director of Planning, Planning, for a report. Earlier this year, an application application was made to amend the Newcastle Official Official Plan to permit a parking parking lot behind the proposed commercial development between Lambert and George Streets in Bowman- ville. A petition from 85 residents, residents, most of whom live south of the Bowmanvillc Mall, objected to the amendment due to the increased increased safety risks with additional entrances onto Church Street, where Vincent Vincent Massey Public School is located. At the council meeting on Monday, September 14, a motion was made to deny an amendment for the creation . of the parking lot. Even though council de nied the re-zoning of the land to allow a rear parking lot, the development which will front on King St. East may still go ahead because the area is already zoned general commercial. The project consists of a three- storey commercial/residential commercial/residential building. The development worries many of the parents who have been following the issue to date. Gordon Stewart, of Ashdale Crescent, appealed appealed to councillors at Monday's meeting to approve approve construction of a walkway on . property directly directly east of the proposed development. The property is owned by Northtown Homes, and such a walkway could be incorporated incorporated into future development, development, according to a report from the town's planning planning department. The Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education Education would also like to see a walkway established. Presently Presently there arc no sidewalks between King Street and Church Street on either St; George St. or Lambert Lambert St. The principal of Vincent Massey Public School requires requires all students to use Lambert Street and a crosswalk crosswalk that is provided to cross Church Street at Lambert Lambert Street. The whole issue ofa walkway walkway as been referred back to Terry Edwards, Director of Planning, for a report. Lloyd Scott m.a. Counselling Spi'diilizinj; in: • Marriage and Separation Counselling • Parent-Child and Individual Problems ORONO MEDICAL CENTRE 1-983-9792 Inquiries Welcome Evening and Weekend Appointments ATTENTION BARGIN HUNTERS: NOW!!! IS THE TIME TO SAVE ON 87 NISSANS SPECIAL-DISCOUNT PRICING IS IN EFFECT NOW TO HELP CLEAR OUT THE 87'S. SHOP NOW FOR BEST SELECTION, DON'T LET THE BIG ONE GET AWAY. % MIDWAY MOTORS LTD. p| 1300 DUNDAS ST. E., WHITBY P 668-6828 IMIS NISSAN "SERVlNt; DIRHAM SI NIK I960" We're 10 Years Young' -, Help Us Celebrate on Saturday, Sept. 261 I 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. f | Waverley Road Soccer Fields | • Ride the Kodak hot air balloon | • Coffee, Soft Drinks and Donuts 1 • Balloons for the Kids Pictures of the Kids with the Kodak Colour Bear XV. YV V \ First CqmelEcst Sery0a! - AH Events Weajfâ^toittiQg:^ \ 50$' for Coffea.aricLD'o'nut \ $2.00 forÎBallodn Ride / X250 for s Kids'.'Baljoops All Proceeds vyill be donated to the Bowmanville Arena Fund • " -fr LANGE'S PHOTO LAB INC. 1 HR. EXPRESS PHOTO FINISHING PHOTOGRAPHY • CUSTOM FRAMING 31 King St. W., Bowmanville . -wflw. 623-2568 ftlBl PERSONAL CHEQUES Member 1987 The Furniture Store 77 King St. East 623-4466 \\ l ' I i t > It ( ) I ^ IkT77 Bowmanville Mmli-iCmd L ^ J