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i - THURS, SEPTEMBER 14, 1944 THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, BOWMANVILLE, OMrÂRIO Weddings HTORN-SAUNDERS (Dutton Advance) The home o! William Saunders was the scene o! a pretty %#ed- ding on Saturday afternoon, when bis daughter, Kate Isabel, be- came the bride of Staff Sgt. Clif- ford Horn, R.C.A.S.C., son of Mn. a d Mis. J. B. Horn, Dutton. Tal ,p 4dards o! gladioli formed the background for the ceremony, performed by Rev. Thomas Fras- er of Knox Preshytenian Church. The bride, who was given in mar- niage by her father, wore a floor- length gown of white taffeta with head-dress of orange blossoms and finger-tip veil. She carried a shower bouquet of red roses with sprigs of heather. The bridesmaid, Miss Barbara Saund- ers, was gowned in pale yellow chiffon and carrled an arm bou- quet of fuchsia gladioli. Tbe A GALA ARRAY 0F Thrilling New Styles For Fali and Winter Although new goods are hard to get, we have been fortunate in receiving several slipments this week of Ladies' FaIl and Winter -Coats Borne are plain while others have f ur collars, but ail are very attractive in the newest styles and very reasonably priced. Also Girls' Sport Coats and Windbreakers. Ladies' Fali Hats IN FELT AND VELVET In. ail the newest shapes and colors. There is nothing sets a ladies outfit off better than a smart hat - and you'll say these hats are particularly chic. IN OUR MEN'S DEPARTMENT.. Mden's New Suits IN TWEEDS AND WORSTEDS We have our fulil quota of Men's Suits for Fali and Win- ter - and we have just received a shiprnent that will satisfy the rnost particular customer who wants to be weil dressed and at a moderate price. This store. closes at 9 o 'dock Baturday night Couch, ohnston & Cryderman bjWNE 836 BOWMANVILLE groom was attended by bis cou- sin, Gordon Ham, of Peterbç?ro. Mrs. W. E. Saunders played the wedding music. Following tbe ceremony a buf- fet luncheon was served. Later the bridai couple lef t on a motor trip, the bride travelling in a magnolia red dress with black accessories. On their return they wilt! reside in London. GRIFFIN-MeLAUGHLIN A quiet but pretty wedding took place at the home o! the bride's parents, when Rev. J. Plant united in marriage Ruby May, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell McLaughlin, and Frede- rick William, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Griffin of Union, Dar- lington. Gladioli and vani-colon- ed fall flowers formed a back- ground. Miss Audrey McLaugh- lin, sister of the bride, played the wedding music. .The bride, given in marniage by her father, wore a rose two- piece frock with a small wreath of flowers in ber hair and car- ied a bouquet of pink carnations. Miss Ruby Griffin, sister of the groom, was the bride's ohly at- tendant, wearing a mauve frock and carried yellow carnations. Mr. James McLaugblin, brother of the bride, was best man. The reception was held follow- ing the ceremony. The brîde's mother received in a powder blue frock with a corsage of flowers and the groom's mother assisted in a turquoise frock with a cor- sage of flowers. .For the wedding trip to Niagara and other western points the bride changed to a browrl tailor- ed suit with brown accessQries. They will reside on the groom's farm at Union. Previous to the marriage, tbey were honored by a miscellaneous shower given by the community, beld in Enniskillen hall, on Au- gust 25. On Satunday, September 9th, a veny pretty wedding was solem- nized at the Tinity 'United Church Pansonage, Bowmanville, officiated by Rev. John E. Griffith, when Pauline Eva Gas- kmn, youngest daughter o! Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Gaskin, Monc- ton, N.B., became the bride o! Samuel George Alldread, young- est son o! Mr. and Mrs. James Ail- dnead, Tyrone. The bride looked charming in a dress o! Perry Winkle blue crepe, with fuchsia sequin trim- ming and a matching head-d.ress of fuchsia flowers and shoulder- length veil, with a corsage o! pink roses, wearing a string o!. pearis, gift o! the groom. Her attendant, Miss Doreen Hardy, wore a frock o! evening in Paris blue crepe with matching head-dness o! blue feathers and shoulder-length veil, wearing a corsage o! ned roses. The groomsman was Mr. Russel Hardy o! Leaside. r The neception was held at the home o! Mr. aiRd Mrs. Cecil AIl- dread, brother of the groom. Mis. Harvey Hardy and Mis. Alldread received the guests in the living room, beautifully decorated with asters and gladioli. A dainty buf- fet luncheon was served by two inieces of the groom, Doris and Mary Alldread, and Mis. Hardy poured tea from a nîcely deconat- ed table with pink and white streamers and pink candles, centred witb a tbree-tiered wed- ding cake. The bride later changed to a tailored blue suit and matching accessories for an extended trip to Moncton, N.B., to visit ber pa r- ents, leaving amid showers of confetti and good wishes. On thein retunn they will reside at Tyrone. PEACOCK-CRAGO A pretty wedding was solem- nized at the home o! Mr. and Mrs. Eber Crago, Town Line, wben Rev. J. Bunner united in mai- niage their daugbter, Violet Marie Crago, to Hilton Clark Peacock, son of Mn. and Mrs. R. F. Pea- cocec, Port Hope. Colored gladi- oli were used in decoration. The wedding music was played by Mrs. John M. James, cousin of the bride. The bride, given in marriage by ber father, looked lovely in a white brocaded satin gown styled witb a fitted bodice and a full skirt, extending into a short train with a sweetheart neckline. Her long sleeves ended in points over ber hands with a white net fin- gertip veil caught with orange blossoms and carried a bouquet of American beauty roses. Hen only ornament was a gold locket, the gift of the groom. Two sisters of the bride at- tended ber. Miss Marion Crago, as maid of honor, wore a street- length dress of air force blue crepe, matching veil with f lower head-dress and a corsage of orange roses. Miss Madeline Crago, as bridesmaid, wearing a street-length dress of cerise crepe, matcbing veil with flower head- dress and a corsage of pink roses. Mr. Genald Wilson, cousin of the groom, was best man. The bride's mother neceived in a violet crepe frock with black accessories and~ a corsage o! pink and white roses, assisted by the groom's mother in an air -force blue crepe frock with black ac- cessories and a corsage of pink and white roses. Followîng the reception the happy couple left on a trip to western points, the bride travel- ling in a cocoa brown suit with a gold blouse and brown acces- sories and a corsage of orange roses. The couple will reside in Port Hope. Guests attended the wedding from Oshawa, Whitby, Toronto, Brooklin, Port Hope, Newcastle, Bowmanville, Mountaîn View and Rochester, N.Y. ELSTON-OKE Ebenezer United Church was the scene of a pretty wedding on Saturday, September 9, wben Elsie Violet, daughter o! Mn. and Ntrs. Esl Oke, became the bride of Senior Radio-Navigator Cecil John- Elston, R.A.F.T.C., eider son of Mrs. Dorotby Elston and the late William Elston, Oshawa. The church was decorated with ferns and white gladibli. The nride, given in marriage by ber father, entered the cburch to the straîns o! the wedding march played by Miss Hazel Rundle. Her iloor-length gown was white riple sheer, witb sweetheart necklîne, shinred bodice and long itted sleeves ending in points over tbe hands. She wore a heant-sbaped h alo0 ead-dress timmed with pearîs, a tbree- quarter length veil and carried a bouquet o! red sweetheart roses and bouvardia. She was attended >y Miss Rosena Edgar as maid of honor. She wone mauve crepe jersey with matching head-dress and veil. The bnidesmaid, Miss )orothy Elston, sister o! the groom, wore lime green crepe jesey with head-dress and veil and each carried a nosegay bou- quet. The soloist Mns. John Pea- ock, sister of the groom, sang The Lord's Prayer," and duning the signing of the register "Be- ause." Mr. Michael Dzendrowski, Osh-- awa, was groomsman and Mr. Stanley Lawrence and Mr. Doug- las Oke, cousin o! the bride, were LANGFELD-MJLNE At the Church o! the Resun- ,ction, Toronto, on Sept. 2. Rev. S. Scovell united in marniage felen Margaret Milne, daughter dMis. E. Milne, Toronto, and ,eading Seaman Leslie Bruce Langford, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. groom'1St mother wore powder1 MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION children being presented to Rev. G. Langfeld, Nestieton. sheer with white accessories. PLAN SERVICE WHEN J. E. Griffith: Carolyn Mary The brlae was given in mar- The bride's going away dress ARMISTICE SIGNED Ircrne, daughter of Mr. and Mis. riage by ner brother, Sgt. John as of beige wool crepe withRuslJ.Bso;Aanoysn Milne, R.C.A.F. She wore white navy accssories. The bride and Wheni Armistice is declared of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brock; Jamàes slîpper satin with a sweetheart goM lef on an extended tour to with Germany, the Ministerial Ross, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross neckline and long torso and a Midland and points north. Association is arranging a ser- Lane; Shirley Elaine and Leon fingertip veil of embroidered lace vice of Thanksgiving and Re- Roy, daughter and son of Mr. and and carried a bouquet of pink and SWEETE-SHOTTER membrance which will be held Mrs. Allen Moffatt; Arlene Mabel, white asters, bouvardia and fern. in Trinity United Church, Bow- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth The bride's sister, Miss Daisy St. John's Anglican Church, manville. Under authority of Neal; Douglas Glen, son of Mfr. Milne, was the maid of honor who Bowmanville, was the scene of a Mayor C. G. Morris, the belîs of and Mrs. Russell G. Oke. wore a lilac floor-length gown of very quiet wedding on September churches and wbistles of factories Rev. J. E. Griffith preached a crepe jersey. The bridesmaid 6, when Lieut. Florence E. Shot- wîll annôunce the cessàtion of thought-provoking sermon Ini wàs Miss Mildred Langfeld, sis ter, C.W.A.C., daughter of Mr. hostilities, and the public is keeping with the service, and ter of the groom, who wore a and Mrs. William S. Shotter, hereby invited to corne to this Mrs. Stuart R. James sang im- yellow floor-length gown of icrepe Bowmanville, became the bride of service wbich will commence one pressively Sullivan's "The Loet jersey. Both wore matching head- Chief Petty Officer Donald L. half hour following the caîl. Ail Chord." dresses and bouquets of asters, Sweete, R.C.N., son o! Mrs. Jean citizens, and school children are Sunday afternoon, at the par- marigold, bouvardia and fern.' Sweete, Trenton. Canon C. R. urged to ýmake this their first sonage, Wilbur Bruce, infant son P.O. Wilfred Edmonds, R.C.N. Spencer performed the ceremony thought at this exulfant hour. of Mr. and Mrs. W. Begley was V.R. was best man and Tel. John and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cole at- baptized. EIder, R.C.N.V.R., was usher, all tended the bride and groom. BAPTISMAL SERVICE AT_________ were from H.M.C.S. Chicoutîmýi. Chief Petty Officer Sweete re- TRINIFTY The reception was at the home cently returned from two years' . There is much satisfaction in of the bride's mother. Mrs. Milne service in the Mediterranea.n The Sacrament o! Baptism was work well done; praise is sweet; received in a two-piece suit of theatre of war. observed at Trinity U n i t e d but there can be no happiness mauve faille with matching bat Cburcb, Sunday morning, Sep- equal to the joy of finding a heart and white accessories. The This is subscription time! tember 9th, with the following that understands. me 11ViT T/l£ re TRUTm INFLATION 15 POISON Canada bas held off inflation so far and other countuies admire us for it. But if you and 1 and our friends stop giving the Prices Board our support, the whole ceiling may stili crack and then we'U allearn what hardship anzd- deprivation really is! JOHN LABATI LIMITED London Canada -p I PAGE FIVE V4 d4Mt Date of appeal is Sept. 18 to 30. Contributions may be Ieft at local banka or with Adjutant Hart. Canvass will be made during above dates. 9 e j % > 0 " - 1 îiý ý PAGE FIVE Z4, re W4 F C: 49 Xla W IT aeC(I?,v NE e#l#e 777