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18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. October 10, 1984 David Geer takes a bride David Allen Geer and Beverly Ann Miller were united in marriage Saturday, August 4, 1984. Ceremony was performed by Rev. Edith Ann McManiman of Utica United in Utica, Ontario. : The bride is the daughter of Don Miller and the late Mary Miller and the groom is the son of Bruce and Marie Geer of Utica. The bride was given in marriage by her uncle, John Carnahan. Maid of honor was Tammy Reid of Port Perry. Brides- maids were Kim Lake of Oshawa, sister of the bride, Janice McHugh of Port Perry, cousin of the groom, Jill Carna- han of Listowel, cousin Geeor-Miller DISTINCTIVE WEDDING INVITATIONS the Contact our office for complete details 235 Queen St., Port Perry Call 985-7383 - Miller of of the bride and flower girl was Jan Carnahan of Listowel, also cousin of the bride. Best man was Dale Martin of Nestleton. Ushers were Dale Geer of Utica, brother of the groom, Randy Geer of Utica also brother of the groom, Dennis Fran- ssen of Port Perry, friend of the groom. Ring bearer was Jay Listowel, brother of the bride. Irwin Smith of Port Perry, capacity the sol- ist and organist to the 'Wedding Song' and 'Tonight I Celebrate My Love For You'. The bride wore a floor Victorian lace and a full length train. Head piece length train. Head piece had matching lace and embroidered pearls. The bride carried a bible covered with pink roses and white babies breath. Numerous types of showers and special events were held by both family members and friends. The reception was held at Blackstock, Ont- ario. The Bride and Groom honeymooned at Nia- gara Falls and are now residing in Caesarea, Ontario. Ashtons renew golden vows Epsom Area News By Jean Jeffery Oct. 6 1984 was a beautiful day when over one hundred and fifty guests gathered at the home of Faye and Keith Ashton to celebrate the golden wedding of Howard and Ruth (Gib- son) Ashton. The high- light of the afternoon was the wedding service to renew the vows taken fifty years ago. The bride and groom stood under an arch in the lawn. Donna Van Veghel played the wedd- ing music and Rev. Beverley Thompson of Toronto was soloist. Rev. Edith McManiman performed the cere- mony. The bride's sister, Lucille Wagner and her husband Lorne were the attendants. All enjoyed a luncheon prepared by the UCW Community friends. Later the family enjoyed a Anniversary supper honoured guests were Burt Bushell and Bev. Delbert and @e Hearing c Aid Dorothy Catherwood, Kev, Bob and Bev Thompson and Christie of Toronto, Rev. John and Edith Anne Mc- Maniman, Maggie and Jacob, Clay Dempsey and Heather Bill. Mrs. Bill Robinson of Port Perry was present and she was the organist fifty years ago. Congratulations to Faye and Keith Ashton, Oct. 7 also to Bev and Bob Thompson, Oct.9 who also are celebrating their wedding anniver- sary. On Sunday there was a dedication service at the church service when candle sticks were pre- sented and dedicated in memory of Jeffrey and Michael Begin. The Ross Evans family celebrated Thanksgiving with dinner on Sunday even- ing at the home of Douglas and Beth Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon (entre ¢f Port Perry Dennss J] Hogan ann Hearing Aid Consultant Dr. E. Mannen's Office - 24 Water St S , Lakeview Plaza, Port Perry, Ontario LOB 1NO 985-9192 5 Year Annual Interest 985-3003 ? 112% MEMBER CANADA DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP FINANCIAL a TRUST APPLY TO DON FORDER INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 30 WATER ST., PORT PERRY - 985-8471 RATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE . » - Fk Fa Ey vagy RS: Fs wa Mi > Eas \ i Wii 5 ; Re. b ou Not one quarrel? On October 6, 1934, Howard and Ruth Ashton of Epsom married, and haven't had a major quarrel since, even after four children, 13 grandchildren and one great granddaughter. Last Saturday the hap- py couple celebrated 50 years of wedded bliss. Says Howard about his wife, *'| thought she was a pretty good cook so | went after her." Postma and family spent Sunday celebrat- ing the holiday with Jill's parents Mr. and Mrs. Mound and her sister and brother-in- law at Hilton. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Tapscott and family entertained her parents Mr. and Mrs. Herb Thomas and his mother, Mrs. Charles Tapscott of Markham also Gerald and Nancy Hill and Kelly with supper on Monday. Weekend guests with Dini and Barry Page was his father, Mr. Ed Page of Scarborough and Dini's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Van Somner of Port Perry. Guests with Lionel and Margaret Storey for Thanksgiving were Margaret's mother, Mrs. Jean Cochrane and her sister, Mrs. Mary Samson and her daughter Angela of Almonte. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Taylor were pleased to have their family with them for holiday dinner on Monday. Callers at the Howard Ashton home were Heddy Lefebvre on Wed. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Searle of Kedron and Mrs. Davey of Oshawa on Sunday and on Mon- day they were pleased to have Bob and Beverly Foster drop in for a few minutes. Dr. Pat Asling and Ivan and a friend of Pats, Mrs. Hillary Jones of Georgia were supper guests on Sunday even- ing with Don and Stella Asling. This is Mrs. Jones first visit to Canada. Mrs. Esther Young of Nelson, B.C. is visiting at Willow Tree Farm with her sister and brother-in-law Melba and Bill McKay and is enjoying the apple harvest time in Ontario. sympathy to friends and family of Mr. John Barton of Uxbridge who passed away on Mon- day. Congratulations to Marie and Earl Wilson on the arrival of a beautiful grand- daughter on Sun. She is the first child for Ian and Marlene Archibald. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson enter- tained Carol and Dennis Irwin and boys, Mrs. W.0. Simpson and Ian Archibald with dinner. Bill and Betty Stear- man and children of Ingersoll were over- night guests at the Kerry home. Neighbours and rela- tives made a unexpect- ed and noisy call at the Kerry home to wish Walter a happy "'special" birthday. Congratulations. The Basters visited Paul's family for Thanksgiving on Mon- day at Smithville. Birthday wishes for Robert and James Ash- ton this week. The Hansen family were home for Thanks- giving and a birthday party for Coleen Barfoot who was one year old. Darlene Begin was also a guest. Doris Armstrong and Tom held a family Thanksgiving. Her father Howard Gourlie was guest of honour. Howard and Helen Gourlie of Oshawa, Jim and Faye Gourlie and family, Kurt and Tracy Roane of Toronto. All had a wonderful visit. Esther Houghland of Hamilton and Jeanelle of Waterloo were home for the weekend. 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