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No" I ON a 16--- PORT PERRY STAR, THURS, NOV. th, 1968 Wed Recently In Port Perry The marriage of Phyllis Nora Warren and Garry Alvin Geer, hoth of Port Perry, took place recently in Port Perry -United Church with the Reverend E. S. Linstead 'officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Clarence Warren, Port Perry, and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Ella Dickin- son, Port Perry, and the late Mr. Geer. Mr. Wayne Powell sang "O Lord Most Holy" and "Wedding Prayer" accompanied by Miss Gloria Hastings. Given in marriage by her fa- ther, the bride wore a floor- length gown of carnation-white satapeau. The fitted bodice featured a scoop neckline-out- lined with appliques of import- ed Guipure lace and lily-point sleeves. The. controlled skirt was enhanced by similar appli- ques and dramatized by a sun- burst of unpressed folds begin- ning at the side-front waist and | falling into a cathedral train, trimmed with wide self bows. A bouffant fingertip veil of silk illusion was held by a pearl and crystal Cleopatra headdress and she carried red roses, stephan- otis and feathered chiysanthe: mums. Mrs. Raymond Desautels of Port Perry was her sister's ma- tron of honor and the other at- tendants were Mrs. Gordon Hol- liday, Raglan; Miss Marie Gre- han, Scarborough; Mrs. Robert Slack, Port Perry, and junior | bridesmaids, Miss Nancy and Miss Linda Warren, sisters of the bride. The seniors wore royal blue peau de soie, styled with fitted bodices, scoop necklines, three- quarter sleeves and bell-shaped, street-length skirts. From a bow at the back neckline a free panel floated to the hem. The junior bridesmaids were in white peau de soie with royal blue sashes and back panels. They carried nosegays of white | chrysanthemums, tinted - royal blue, and pink roses. Their head- dresses were clusters of tiny flowers and petals in royal blue with pearls falling, Cleopatra stvle, on the forehead. Mr. Robert Vernon, Oshawa, was best man and the ushers] were Messrs. Jack Warren, Ro- bert McNeil and Robert Slack, all of Port Perry. A reception followed in the; Legion Hall. The bride's mother received in a two-piece dress of gold brocade satin with brown Blood Bank (Continued) any place really where it is re- quired. But by each one doing his or her part, Supplies are ready and can be sent out when needed. WHO CAN GIVE? Any resident within 'the age group of 18 to 60 years who is enjoying good health' and has not had history of malaria or jaundice may be a donor, Does it hurt? Not more than a pin prick will hurt. Following the stipulated few minutes rest and refreshments, no one should | feel differently. Some annual| donors claim their health im- proves. after giving blood. Who benefits ? resident may benefit. It may _ be the man across the way, sud- denly taken ill whole blood: or plasma for his recovery. It may be your son or daughter, struck down on the street and requiring trans- fusions to replace the loss through wounds. No one is turned down if supplies are available. If the Red Cross program of |. supplying free blood is to be continued, all must -do their part. Port Perry 'and area te. sidents are pleased asked to note the date of the next clinic in Uxbridge -- November 14th. Remember ,the blood you give | today may save your. life to- morrow. Make an appointment now. Any Ontario! and needing | accessories, and a corsage of bronze chrysanthemums and The bridegroom's yellow roses. .mother, .@gsisting, was in Dior blue "bFfoglded satin with white accesso and a corsage of white carnations and pink roses: As the couple left on their honeymoon to Niagara Falls and other points, the bride was wearing a yellow wool suit with yellow fox fur; brown accessor- ies and a corsage of bronze chrysanthemums. Mr. and Mrs. Geer are mak- ing their home at 233 Mary St., Port Perry. Guests were present from Winnipeg, Manitoba; Sandford; Claremont; Seagrave; Raglan; Agincourt; Woodstock; Man- 'chester; Little Britain; 'Epsom and Port Perry. * * * Prior to her marriage, Miss Phyllis Warren was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower given by co-workers of the En- gineering Department of Gen- eral Motors at the home of Mrs, Wayne Sweet, Oshawa. Mrs. Robert Slack assisted by Mrs. Murray Geer gave a miscellane- ous shower. At a supper show- er co-workers presented-Miss Warren with a clock-radio. Miss Diane Davey, Mrs. Harlin Davey Septic Tanks Cleaned WEEPING BEDS and. Mrs... Bruce McCoy were INSTALLED hostesses at a shower held at Mrs. Davey's home and the 0 Mi hi Honeydale Women's Institute rien 1C 1€ presented the bride with a blan- 985 - 2207 ket at the home of Mrs. William Nov. 28 Chapman. 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