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an es I Ri eo minis FETE TE AR PA EB SRE SERHEN SRS CER ER a i Ashburn area news "by Mrs. E. Heron On April 6th, there will be a Laity Service at the regular morning service and in the evening the Ashburn Group of the W.M.S. will hold their thank offering service. Everyone is wélcome. The Ladies Bible class met - at the church last Wednes- day evening. The president Catherine Humphrey gave .: the opening worship 'mes: sage, and Chrissie McKinney led in prayer. The scripture was. read by Florence Ashton; = A friendship gift was presented to Mrs. McLaren who will be leaving us in the near future to make her home in Calgary. We are sorry to say at this ' time of writing, Mr. Bill Hopkins is in Port Perry Hospital. We all hope he will { be home soon. A very pretty wedding was. solemnized in St. Johns Church, Whitby last Satur- Winners (From page 30) Hastings Award. 46. Paige Whyte, Port Perry, Trained voice 10 yrs. and under-"My Ginger Kitty' "-Edwin Barkey Construction Ltd. Award. 47. Lynn McLau- ghlin, Blackstock, Trained voice 11 to 15 yrs.-"Little Red Lark"-Ken and Olive Harrison Award. 48. Lisa Bailey and Melanie Lee, Port Perry, Trained voice duet 15 yrs. and under-*'The Gift of Song"-George Stone Award. 49. Hilary Fairburn, Port Perry, Trained voice under 18-"Magic In the Rain- drops'-Williamson G.M.C. Agency, Uxbridge Award. 50. Joyce Lane and Marlene Parsons, Port Perry, Trained voice Duet over 15 yrsi-""In the Fall of the ~ Year"-Sunderland Fire Fighters Association Award. day afternoon when Miss Elizabeth Willem became the bride of Mr. David Humphrey. The reception was held at the brides home in Whitby. David and Liz will make their home in Deep River and we wish them much happiness in their married life. Miss Barbara Humphrey and Mr. Tom 'Humphrey of Calgary are visiting with théir parents Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Humphrey. Also visit- ing at the Humphrey home on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Mike Levon and Jamie. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gardner and Jean recently were Mr. and Mrs. Allan Bonnell and Donna of Toronto, and Mrs. R. Ervine and Mrs. Irma Tripp of Port Perry. Visitors over the weekend with Mr.-and Mrs. E. Heron were Mr. and Mrs. W. :McAndless, Karen and Linda -of Don Mills, and Rev. and Mrs. Ken Heron of Brac bridge. . It is good to see Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Emm back home after spending a couple of months in Florida Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Fisher accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Mansel Gerrow enjoyed a visit in Florida, while there they visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lynde of Alcoa and Mrs. Dorothy Lunney of Kissimmee. There will be a Euchre Party at the Community Centre on Thursday evening, March 26th at 8 p.m." Every- one is welcome and the ladies are asked to provide lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ashton and sons Arnold and Ronald visited with Mrs. Ruth Purdy of Mono Mills over the weekend and they all attended the College Royal at the University of Guelph. Mr. Douglas Johnston of Calgary spent the weekend with his family here. ~ [ - Fallis - Leger On Saturday October 4, 1980 Rosemary Elaine Fallis youngest daughter of Moira and the late Max Fallis of Blackstock and Robert Alan Leger, son of Irene and Ed Leger of Stouffville exchanged their vows at Blackstock United Church with Victor Parsons officiating. Brother of the bride Doug Fallis gave the bride away. Attending the bride were Betty Jean Moyle - sister, as Matron-of-Honour, and Suzie Fallis, Karin Mekkelsen and Cindy McColl as bridesmaids. Ron Evans was best man and Brian Norton, Paul Carruthers and Eric Winter- stein were ushers, all friends of the groom. * The reception and dance following were held at Black- stock Recreation Centre. Rosie and Bob honey- mooned in Hawaii and on their return took up res- idence in Stouffville. Prior to her marriage Rosie was honoured with numerous showers given by Karen Lomax, Deny Oosterholt, Dorthy Marlow, Cadmus neighbours, Yelverton U.C.W., Debbie Uzell, Jean Waddy, Cindy McColl, Karin Mikkelsen and Mary O'Connor. Also a Jack and Jill shower was given by Linda and Ron Evans. Chambers - MacDonald The marriage of Miss Bonnie Bernadette MacDonald daughter of Mrs. Geraldine MacDonald of Stephenvilley Newfoundland to Mr. John Charles Chambers son of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Chambers Prince Albert, took place on December 6, 1980 at Prince Albert Unitéd Church. Reverend Robert Brawn officiated at the ceremony. The wedding music was. played by Mrs. Eva Hunter, with Mr. and Mrs. Murray" Elford singing "If That Isn't Love'" and "The Hawaiin Wedding Song." The bride, given in marriage by her brother-in- law, Mr. Peter Sheppard of Oshawa, was beautiful in a full length gown of polyester crepe; with an empire waist- line, and scoop neck line with lace insert, she wore a hooded cape which fell into a chapel train and accented with malibou fur trim. She carried a bouquet of deep lavender carnations and white roses. Mrs. Sara Anderson of Oshawa, sister of the bride was matron of honour. The bridesmaids were Miss Shirley Chambers, sister of the groom and Mrs. Judy Muéller of Oshawa. Miss Sonya and Master Shawn Sheppard, niece and nephew of the bride performed the duties of flower girl and ring bearer for their aunt. Mr. Neil Chambers, brother of the groom acted as best man. Ushers were Mr. Myles Anderson, brother-in-law of the bride, and Mr. David Chambers, brother of the groom. The reception and dance was held at the community centre Nestleton, Ontario. Guests were from Oshawa, Whitby, Lindsay, Toronto and Newfoundland. miscellaneous - Scott - Young Gail Scott, daughter of Mrs. Lucille Scott of Port Perry, Ontario and Robert Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Young, of Port Perry, were united in marriage at the Anglican Church of Ascension, Port Perry on November 1, 1980. The happy couple are currently residing in Hawk- insville, Georgia. J Strong - Waller Port Perry United Church. was the setting for a lovely evening wedding on Feb- ruary 6, 1981 when Donna Marie Strong, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Strong became the bride of Robert Stanley Waller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Waller. Rev- erend Robert Brawn officiated at the double ring ceremony. Given in marriage by her uncle, thé bride woreva formal gown of organza oy taffeta mandarin neg fitted sleeves and bu ler front panel. The gown Was trimmed with shantilly lace forming a' cathedral lace train, a head piece of matching lace accenting with pearls and sequins held a finger tipped veil, with an applique of same lace. The bride carried a bouquet of pink roses and stephotis. Mrs. Dianne Wilson sister of the bride was matron-of- honour. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Nancy Giroux, sister of the groom and Miss Germaine Lagana friend of the bride. The brides attend- ants -were attired in floor length garnet coloured gowns. They carried bouquets of white daisies and pink carnations. Mr. Joe Giroux brother-in- law of the groom was best man. The ushers were Mr. Bill Waller brother of the groom and Mr. Richard Lewis cousin of the groom. The groom and his atten- dants wore silver grey tuxedos. The reception dance was held at the Port Perry Latcham Centre. The newlyweds residing in Oshawa. 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