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THfURDÂY, OCT. 31st M7?____ H AAIA TTSA.RWAVT1!fW'W~f 1 U~ rLESNICK - SRCA The wedding took place ini Newtonville United Church on Saturday afternoon, Sept. 28, o! Victoria Sorochan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Zach- anowich, and Mr. Zory Lesnick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dmytro Lesnick, ail of Newtonville. TRev. R. C. White was the of- ficiating minister. Baskets o! pink and white gladiolus formed a pretty set- ting for the ceremony. Mrs. Frank Gilmer played the wed- ding music. The bride was given in mar- riage by her stepfather and wore a full length dress of wbite satin brocade on princess lines, the full skirt ending in, a slight train. The bodice wasI fashioned with V-neck and long pointed sleeves. A sequin and pearl beaded crown held ber silk illusion veil and she car- ried a white Bible on which rested a mauve orchid witb pînk roses and lily-of-the-val- ley. The bride's sîster, Miss Violet Zachanowich, was maid of hon- our, and bridesmaids were Miss Zosia Lesnick, sister of the groom, and Miss Patricia Polny. Ail wore ballenina gowns of salmon pink nylon net over taffeta with matching feather bats. They carried bouquets of pink gladiolus florets and yellow 'mums. Mr. John Lesnick, Iroquois Falls, was best man and ushers were Mr. Chester Francz, New- tonvîlle, and Mr. Donald Jonah, Oshawa. The reception was held at the bride's home, ber mother receiving in a Dior blue taffeta dress with corsage, o! Hilde- garde roses. The groom's moth- er assisted, wearing a dress o! ligbt blue lace with similar corsage. For their wedding trip to New 195 8 Rogers -Majestic 1 Te levision with Vu-matie Pleture Compensation Control Righ Fideiity Souffd Ail channel UHF and VHF reception v w Luz àIJ Superbly crafted cabinet with deep lustrous wood finish Big 21-inch wide angle aluniinized picture tube See this and many other models from $259 I Mason & Dale Hardware Limited *MA 3-5408 Bowmanville 36 King St. E., Niagara Falls and United States points, the bride chose a gold tweed suit with white hat, brown accessories and corsage of a mauve orchid. They will reside at R.R. 1, Newtonville. The bride attended school atI Port Granby and Port Hope and' is an Liternational Business Machine operator. Her husband is also a graduate of Port Hope High School and is an employee of General Motors at Oshawa.f Out-of-town guests attending~ the wedding were from Winn-' peg, Man., Iroquois Falls, Mont- real, Que., Waterford, Paris and Millbrook.j ARNOTT - MAGUIRE The marriage took place in Trinity United Church, Bow- manville, on Saturday after- noon, Oct. 12, of Martha Jane Maguire, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Maguire of Bowman- ville, and Murry Richard Arn- ott, son of Mrs. Clarence Arnott and the late Mr. Arnott. Pink gladioli and white 'mums formed the setting for the ceremony whicb was per- formed by Rev. T. A. Morgan. Mr. Arthur Collison played the wedding music and also playec an organ solo, "O Perfect Love" wbile the register was being signed !ollowing the double ring ceremony. The bride wvas given in mar- niage by ber fathet- and wore a street length dress o! white brocaded taffeta with Empire style waistline. The bride made ber own wedding dress. A tiara of beadS and sequins held ber white net veil and she carricd a white Bible on whîcb rested two gardenias and white rose- buds in a corsage. Attending the bride was ber eldest sister, Mrs. James Scott of Oshawa, who was in a street length dress of pale green bro- caded taffeta with Empire waistline worn with matching bat. She carried a nosegay of white and rust 'mums and pink roses. Mr. James Arnott was best man. The reception was held in the church parlours, the bride's mothen .rearing a sheath dress o! grey shantung with dusty pink accessories and corsage of Pink roses. The groom's moth- er was in a navy blue two-piece dress with navy accessories, worn with a corsage of white carnations. The three-tier wed- ding cake was made by the bride's mother. For their wedding trip to Montreal and Quebec, the bridel chose a navy blue dress witb white accents and navy blue picture bat. The couple will reside at 149A Charles Street, Belleville. The bride attended Bowman- ville schools and is a gr:aduat o! Belleville General Hospital School o! Nursing. The groom is a graduate o! Belleville Col- legiate and Vocational Institute and Albert College. He is a inember o! the Belleville Mun- icipal Board and is employed with the Canadian Pacifie Ex- press Company. Prior to ber marniage the bride was entertained at a miscellaneous shower at the home o! Miss Annette Roper, Belleville, with Miss June Bac- kus, Trenton, assisting as bost- ess. Members o! the graduating F Ce remony in St. PauI's Church B :1 t; SShown as they corne down the aisie after their marriage in St. Paul's United Church, Bowmanville, are SMr. and Mrs. Ronald Poulter. The bride was Eleanor Patricia Mason, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mason, Bowmanville, and the groom is the son of Mr. William Poulter and the late Mrs. Pou iter of Oshawa. Married in Newtonville SAn auturnn wedding was that of Victoria Sorochan, Saughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Zachanowich, and Zory L[esnick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dmytro Lesnick, ail of New- Sonville. Their marriage took place in Newtonville United Shurch on Sept. 28 and they will live at R. R. 1, Newton- ville. -Photo by Mary's Photo Studio, Oshawa class o! 1957, Belleville General Donald Hart of Prestonvale, Hospital School of Nursing,I brother o! the bride, and Mr. were present.1 Roland Gilbank of Oshawa. A miscellaneous sbower was 1 The reception was held ln beld at the home o! Mrs. Mary Harmony United Church ball, Newman, Belleville, with Miss Oshawa. To receive the guests Elinor Newman and Mrs. Doris the bride's mother wore a Newman as co-hostesses. Friends sheath dress o! cameo blue silk and relatives of the groom 's crepe with matcbing wide brim- parents were among the guests. med hat o! silk velvet withi Many useful and valuable gifts ostricli feather accents. The were gratefully acknowledged bridegroom's mother wbo as- by the bride-to-be. sisted chose teal blue crepe with lace insets, a small black' bat o! silk v'elvet and matching PROUT - HART accessonies. They both wore White chrysantbemnums on corsages o! red rosettes. the altar with standards o! the The guests were later enter- samne flowers, palms and fernstand tth hoeo te banking the chancel, illuminat- bride's mother, Kig Street, ed with branchmng candlelabra, East, Oshawa. formed the setting in St. Geo- For the honeymoon trip tu rge's Anglican Church, Oshawa, points East, the bride donned for a wedding on Saturday a!- a winter suit o! black velour ternoon, Oct. 26, when Margaret baving a three-quarter length Kathleen Hart was united in box coat, a white fur bunny marniage with William Ross bat complemented with a mat- Prout. The bride is the daugh- ching mu!!. A white orchid ter o! Mrs. Hart and the late was ber corsage. Mn. Ernest John Hart o! Osh- Mr. and Mrs. Prout on their awa and the bridegroom i th return will reside at 40 Rayside son o! Mr. and Mrs. C. Aiex Drive, Toronto. ander Prout o! Newcastle, Ont Out-o!-town guests attended Rev. Clinton Cross performed fromn Toronto, Newcastle, Bow- the double ring ceremony. Mn. manville, Markbam, Orono, Matthew Gouldburn presided Courtice, Whitby, Hampton, at the organ and accompanied Hamilton, Fruitland, Millbrook the soloist, Mr. Ross Metcalfe and Belleville. nf fDlyn-,nia i n ý Wedding Hymn" (Hndel)"The Lord's Prayer"I and "O Lord Most Holy." Given in marniage by ber uncle, Mn. William Lymer, of Bowmanville, the bride wore a floon length gown o! carnation white silk velvet. The long sleeved bodice featured a sab- nina neckline accented with secd peanîs, with a wide draped cummerbund, and the billow- ing skirt was worn over a boop. IA cap o! lace tnimmed with seed j.earls held ber fingertip veil o! tulle illusion, and she canried a cascade o! white feathered carnations and chry- santhèmums centered with a white hybrid orchid. Mrs. Glenn Prout o! Bow- manville, sister-in-law of the bridegroom, was matron o! bonor, and the other attendants were Mrs. Edward Hand o! To - ronto and Miss Joyce Hart o! Oshawa, a cousin o! the bride, ail wearing identical waitz length gowns o! holly red vel- vet designed witb a deep V- neckline, cap sleeves and a crinoline bell skirt. They wore short whice gloves, white poms and white ostrich feathers fash- ioned their headdresses and they each carried a swirl cas- cade o! white poms centered with Yuletide red roses. Their jewellery was a single strand o! pearîs. Miss- Patricia Hart, of Osb- awa. small niece o! the bride, as !lower girl was a small re- plica o! the senior attendants in ber frock o! holly red velvet witb headc4ess o! white poms and ostrich feathers, and she cannied a miniature swirl cas- cade of white poms and Yule- tude red roses. MNLr. Glenn Prout of! BoW- manville was best man for bi V-» _., JONESS - ROMBOUGU A pretty wedding took place in St. Paul's United Church, Bowmanville, on Saturday af- ternoon, Oct. 12, when Ruth Ann Rombough, daughter o! Mr. and Mrs. Ross Rombougb, was united in marniage witb Arthur Morris Joness, son o! Mn. and Mrs. Morris Joness, al o! Bowmanville. Standards of white and yel- low Shasta 'munrs formed the setting for the ceremony wbich was performed by Rev. Harold Turner. Mrs. C. H. Dudley played the wedding music and accompanied the soloist, Iss Shirley Milîs o! Ennîskillen, who sang "The Lord's Prayer" and "Ill Walk With God." Given in marniage by ber father, the bride was lovely in a floor length gown o! white peau de soie satin, the bodice fashioned o! Chantilly lace with Empire waist and princess line skirt falling grace!ully to a chapel train. A peanl crown held ber bridal tulle fingertip veil and she carried a cascade of Aristocrat roses with whte pom pom 'mums. Miss Joan Murdoch, Leaside, was maid o! bonour, and brides- maids were Mrs. Keith Smith, Gaît, and Miss Joan Buttenv, Bowmanville. The little !lower girl was Miss Margaret Rom- bough, sister o! the bride. The maid W~ honour and bnidesmaids wore identical gowns of emerald green taffeta on pnincess lines. A drape of green nylon chiffon followed the necklines and floated to the hemline at the back. 'Three bands o! match- ing taffeta fashioned their headdresses and they carried Shasta yellow and bronze 'mnums in baîf-moon cascades. of white nylon Swiss dot over an emerald green taffeta slip, fashioned with littie puff sleev- Ies and Peter Pan collar. An Iemerald sash tied in a bow at Ithe back marked the waîstline, and on her hair she wore a badeau of white flowers and banle She carried a basket of pom pom 'mums in shades of white, yellow and bronze. The best man ;vas Mr. Alvin iStacey of Bowmanville, and ushers were Mr. Fred Shortt of Oshawa, and Mr. Ken Kelly, Bowmanville. Guests were received at the Lions Community Centre, Beech Ave., the bride's mother wear- ing a sbeath dress of Dior blie embroidered organza with mat- ching hat and accessories and corsage of white rosebuds. The groom's mother was in navy blue shantung in sheath style, with matching jacket. Her bat and accessories were of rose, and her corsage of pink roses. The couple left on a wedding trip to Florida, the bride wear- ing for travel an avocado green wool dress and matching jacket with black Persian lamb trim. Her accessories were black and she wore a corsage of yellow roses. Mr. and Mrs. Joness will reside at 82 Wood St., Oshawa. The bride is a graduate nurse of Ontario Hospital, Whitby. Prior to her marriage the bride was the guest of honour at a miscellaneous shower ini the Lions Community Centre when 76 neighbours and fniends presented her with many lovely gifts, and a social evening was enjoyed. The event was ar- ranged by Mrs. Norman Wjl- cox, Mrs. Donald Wilcox and Mrs. Martell Burns. On Sept. 27 Mrs. Keith Smith of Gaît and Miss Joan Buttery entertained for the bride at a miscellaneous shower held at the home of Mrs. Smith's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid Carruthers, Scugog Street, when a number of girl friends were the guests. Members of the Nurses' As- sociation at Ontario Hospital, Whitby, presented the bride- to-be with a beautiful hand- worked table cloth and a piece of erystal. Following the rehearsal on Oct. 11, the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Joness, entertained the wedding party at their home, 19 Carlysle Ave. Out-of-town guests attending the wedding were from Stay- ner, Guelph, Gait, Downsview, Toronto, Scarborough, Islington, Port Hope, Whitby and Osh- awa. Air, Rail or Steamamhlp S TO EVERIWHEREC 3URY & LOVELI. 15 Kn tW MA 3-5778 Bowmanvule HIGHLY STYLED MODERATELY PRICED LADIES' WEAR La Vogue fJacc1ueline Cor. Athol & Celina, Omhawa L YOU'LL REALLY LIKE A&&P QUAL1TY SUPE RIGIT OUA LITY AMEA TS PORK LEAN SHANK-LES-S LIAN MEAUY SHOULDER liC UTT l ROAST. 3 RoAsT b45 PorbsAoug, SfrI.in, Wl.0 orBonohsoPI int S" Steaks or Roasts KETCHUP IRISH STEW BLUEBERRY PIE CAKE MIX Ann Page Reg. bti 19*-6AVE 3o Clark'. 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