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~5UDAY SD'T 251h lUS BE CAADIAN ATNSAIt e9.e MVTTV 109'baWTf CROWE - MALCOLM GEBOERS - POTTER The weddmng took place in St. Bernadette's Catholic Church, Ajax, on Saturday, September 20, of Mary Patricia Malcolmi, IJI daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Malcolmi of Ajax, and Charles Francis Crowe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Charles Crowe of Bowmanvilie. Father M. J. Dan- by officiated. Yellow 'munis and pink glad- ioli decorated the church and the wedding music was played by Mrs. D. E. McDonnell. Mns. G. Hogan and Mrs. J. Azzoparui sang two duets during the ser- vice. The bride was given in mar- riage by her father, and chose a floor length gown of white bridaI satin with scalloped neckline of nylon laee. Her fin- gertip veil fell froni a cap of seed pearis and she carrîed a cascade of pink Delight roses and white 'mums. Mrs. John Cormack of Whît- by was matron of honour, wearin% blue organza over taf- feta. Her flowers we e pink and white 'munis. The!brides- maids, Miss Sandra Malcolm, Ajax, sister of the bride, and Mrs. V. E. Auger, Bowman- ville, sister of the groom, wore dresses of light blue flocked nylon chiffon and carriA~ bou- quets of white and yellow 'munis. Ail wore white featber hats. Mn. John Bisbop, Oshawa, was best man, and ushers were Mn. Bob Malcolm, Ajax, brother of the bride, and Mr. Victor Auger,' Bowm-anville, brother- in-law of the groom. A reception followed at the Hotel Ajax, when the bride's mother neceived the guests wearing a dress of pale blue nylon lace with navy accessor- les. Assisting ber was the groom's mother, who chose a dress of turquoise with beige ac- cessonies. Each wore a corsage ofpink Delight roses. For travelling, the bride don- ned a beige suit with brown accessories and corsage of yel- low 'munis. The couple will re- aide in Ajax. Out of town guests were pre- sent froni Bnîdgenorth, Mîmico, 8oronto, Wbitby, Bowmanville, Oshawa aUiiL2Skering. 6 flirt EÉMtr A pretty wedding took place in St. Paul's United Church on rSaturday afternoon, August 30, when Betty Doreen Potter, cdaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Potter, became the bride of 1Lambertus Antonius Geboers, fson of Mn. and M-s. John Ge- boers, aIl of Bownianville. Rev. Harold Turner officiatcd. Whitpý 'munis and gladioli decorated the church for the occasion. t Given in marriage by her f a- then, the bride wore a full length gown of white nylon net and nylon and acetate lace. A matching jacket of lace over taffeta with long lily point sleeves was worn oven the sleeveless bodice, and the full skirt fell in four tiers of net bordered with lace. Her chapel length veil of net with tiny rolled edges was embroidered with sequins and rhinestones and she carried a crescent bou- quet of red roses with baby munis. Acting as attendants for their sister were Miss Marie Potter who was maid of honour, Miss Lorna Potten and Miss Evelyn Potten as bridesmaids. 1and Miss Lola Potter as junior bridesmaid. The maid of honour and bridesmaids were in 1 similarly styled gowns of pink and blue respectively, fashion- ed in ballenîna length of nylon net and nylon and rayon lace with empire bodice, the skirts of layers of net, on which were rows of ruffled lace. Matching long sleeved bolenos and wreath headdresses of mohair petals with short veils completed their costumes. They canried bou- quets of yellow 'munis and wbite carnations. Miss Lola Potter, the junior bridesmaid, was in yellow ny- lon net with lace peplum and matcbîng short sleeved jacket. Hen headdress was of matchîng net and flowers and she carried a bouquet of blue 'mums and white carnations. Mrs. C. H. Dudley, organist of St. Paul's Chunch, played the wedding music. Acting as groonisman was Mn. George Potten, Bowman- ville, brother. of the bride, and ushens were Mr. Howard Pot- ter. Countice, also a brother of the bride, Mr. Lawrence Kelly, Bowmanvilie, and Mr. Lyle Blight, Oshawa, the bride's cousin. A reception followed the cereniony and was held at the home of the bride's sister, Mr. and Mrs. Walten Connelly, 648 Dean Ave., Oshawa. Receiving the guests the bride's mothen wore a dress of cocoa brown lace over taffeta with beige ac- cessonies and corsage of white carnations. The groom's mothen was in a grey fleck dress with white accessonies and corsage of pink carnations. For their wedding trip to East- ern points, the bride chose a pink suit with white splash. Her accessonies were also in pink and a corsage of yellow roses completed her ensemble. Mn. and Mrs. Geboers will ne- side on King Street West, Bow- Wedding Prayer" and "0 Per- fect Love". Given in marriage by her fa- ther, the bride wore a full length gown of petal white Chantilly lace over net and silk faille. The slim. bodice featured a squared neckline and long lily point sleeves, and the redin- gote skirt of alternating panels of net and lace, sweeping into a train, featured an underskirt of tier upon tier of tiny ne~t frilîs from the waistline to the heniuine. Her finger tip illusion veil was held by a coronet of seed pearis and sequins coni- plementing the embroidery -in her gown, and she carried a crescent cascade of yellow ros- ese centered with white gar- denias. Her jewellery was a single strand of pearîs. Mrs. John Lemon of Oshawa, was matron of honor and the other attendants were Mrs. Keith Shackleton of Bowman- ville, sister of the bridegroomi and Mrs. Ronald Osborne of Courtice, with Miss Evelyn Mac- Gregor of Courtice, as junior, bridesmaid for hier sister. Ail wore identical wvaltz length gowns of deep turquoise silk organza over peau de soie. A draped sabrina neckline with elbow length sleeves highligbt- ed the bodice, and the bouffant skirts were worn over crino- lines. Material from their gowns fashioned their coronets which were studded with seed pearîs. They wore short white gloves. and each carried a. crescent cascade of bronze and white chrysantbemums. Mr. Walter Tink of Bowman- ville xvas best man for bis bro- ther, and the ushers were Mr. James MacGregor of Courtice, brother of the bride, and Mr. Grant Herron of Courtice. The reception was held in Harmony United Church Hall where the bride's mother re- ceived the guests wearing a dress of champagne beigeý French crepe fasbioned on slim lines with side drape, a silk velour mushroom bhat of shaded royal nule, and a corsage of yel- low roses. Assisting was the bridegroomn's mother who chose embroidered rose beige organza over taffeta with side sash, a picture bat of rose beige sîlk feit with velvet trimming, and a corsage of pink roses. The wedding dinner was serv- ed by the Woman's Associa- tion of Harmony United Church and Reverend Harold Stain- ton acted as master of cere- monies. Durîng the reception several cables of good wishes from, points in Scotland were received by the bridai couple. Following the reception the guests were entertaîned at a dance at tbe Lions Centre in Bowmanville, which featured many Scottish dances. Lunch was served later in the even- ing by .friends of the brîde's 'parents. For the honeymoon tnip ,ta Florida, the bride donnee uà sheath dress of boney beige i., AI crepe topped with a brief Jack- et, with which she wore a small close fitting bat of rust silk velour, a top coat of turquoise blue tweed, and a corsage of bronze button chrysantbemnums. On their return the couple will reside in Courtice. Before leav- ing the bride presented her bri- dai bouquet to the bridegroom's grandmother, Mrs. Herbert Tink of Solina, Ontario. Out-of-town guests were pre- sent from, Osbawa, Bowman- ville, Taunton, Utica, Columi- bus, Solina, Hampton, Toronto and Peterborough. HAMPTON manville. Mns. Fred J. Reed was ln Q. Wy downt chidrenme'Dundas on Tuesday, Sept. 16, direattending the 5th anniversary ADctor rntsr.Te TINK- MacGREGORt of the Margaret Keagey Aux- A. Dctor aret 3re. hey alliliary of tbe W.M.S. She also i"pica", meaning perverted p A bridai basket of whitevitebrsse. pette it spcia fndnss or chrysanthemunis and gladioh, Rev. and Mns. Roy Webster dirt. Fortunately, the habit usu flanked with standards of the and thein tbree sons of Agin- aIIy stops before toc long. sanie flowers, banked with court recently visited Rev. and ferns, wîth clustens of white Mrs. F. Reed. They were ac- Matenial in MEDICAL MIRRtOR s and bronze chrysanthemunis, companied by Mn. Chiang Kuel based on varlous scientific publications trailing ivy, and white satin Hîna of Formosa, presently on a and does flot necessarily refiect the ibbons adorning the guest business tour in the United opinion of ail doctors. The diagnosis pews, fonmed the setting inl States. Mn. Chiang was a prom- and treainment of disease requirea Countice United Chunch, Cour- mnent layman in the Chinese thge aiil andE Jmowledge avhieia tice, Ontario, for a wedding at Church in West China and was only a physician can appir by 2:30 o'clock Satunday afternoon, a graduate of Paris in Chemical personally «tnding the patient. September 13tb, when Margan- Engineering, and also the chair- Letters will be answered et Roger MacGregor was un- man of the Luckow Hospital in these columns anonymously. ited in marniage with Kenneth Board and of the School Board Direct your inquiries to Hilton Tink. there. Mn. and Mrs. Reed had J. Downey Raiston, M.D). The bride is the daughter of wonked with, and lived with SCIENCE EDITORS, P-..1BOX 396 Mr. and Mrs. John MacGregor bum on many occasions whîle in Mgadison Sq. Sta,New York 10, N. Y. of Courtice, and the bidegrooni China. is the son of Mn. and Mrs. Hil- Church Service next Sunday ton Tink of R. R. No. 2, Bow- will be held at 10:45 arn. and manville. The double ring cere- Sunday Scbool at 2 p.m. M J 3.517 8 mony was performed by the Mn. and Mns. Bert Stevens ne- Rev. Harold Stainton. Mn. Frank tunned home on Tuesday of last DISENSN&Walter of Countice played the week aften spending a week "'IE~.Z~MToRIOWANV~YE wedding music and Mn. Ross with ber sisten, Mn. and Mrs. Metcalf of Bowmanville sang Will Hart, at Palmerston. Mns. "Where'er You Walk", "The H. Stevens who spent several refreshment N WONDER Pepsi-Cola gets the play from today's active modems! Pepsi is neyer heavy, neyer too sweet. It refreshes wthout filing. Keep plenty of Pepsi handy for those informai, evenrngs. Buy it in the handy 6-bottle cartona SMITH BEVERAGES I.TD., 124 ChUrch St., Bowmanville, Ont. Bridai Party in Newcastle Late Summer Wedding The wedding of Connie Maxine Enwright, daughter of Mrs. Thomas1 Groleau, Oshawa, and Miss Margaret Dustan of Bowmianville. Behind Enwright of Newcastle and late Mr. Enwright, and James Carson Little,!. them, left to right, are: Danny Hogan, St. Clair Shores, Mich.; Norman sonl of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie R. Little of Oshawa took place on Augus 30 Mepstead, Oshawa, the bride and groom, Doreen Embley, Winnipeg,ýMan., in Newcastle United Church. Members of the bridal party are pictured and Ross Embley, Winnipeg, Man. following the ceremony. They are, seated in front, Miss Georgette -Photo by Hornsby, Oshawa M arried in St. John's Church Pictured as the bride signs the register are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murray Cook. They were married in St. John's Anglican Church, Bowmanville, on Saturday, Sept. 6. The bride is the former Eleanor Heloise Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Smith of Bowman- ville. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Reid F. Cook of Whitby. -Photo by Bowmanville Studio Four Anniversaries in Family Same Week A happy gathering of rela- tives met at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bone on Sunday to extend good wishes on the weeks with ber sister Mrs. Bert Stevens bere, bas returned to Palmerston. Visitons at Mrs. Joe Cbap- mans were Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Everett Elliott, Miss Mary Brown, Jean and Bobby, Mrs. Elliott, Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hannani, St. Catharines. Mr. Kenny Gallant and Miss Gallant froni Army Depot, also Eddie Gallant, wife and young son, Cobourg, visited Mn. and Mrs. Joe Gallant on Sunday. Miss Florence Wenry bas ne- turned fnom visiting with ber cousin at Arthur, Ont. Mrs. Gilbert Adcock and Harry x'isited relatives in Toron- to on Sunday. Mrs. J. Hewson neturned on Sunday froni a weck's visit with Mn. and Mrs. Waltcr Hcwson at Milliken. Mrs. Ann Phillips, Kingston, has been visiting ber daughten Mn. and Mrs. J. A. Burnows. Mn. and Mns. Hanland Trul and Mn. and Mns. Hosken Smith were Sunday guests of Mn. and Mns. W. B. Cunningham, Fene- Ion Falls. Mn. and Mrs. R. Logan and Mn. and Mrs. Charlie WVood, Orono, visited the Saltens on Sunday. Mn. and Mrs. Mvervin Mountjoy accompanicd Mr. and Mns. Ken- neth Samelis, Nestieton. on a moton trip to Midland, and cali- ed on several relatives and vis- [ted the Mantyn's Sbnine. Mn. and Mrs. Wilfrid Smale and ber brother, Mn. and Mns. J. T. Wills of Toronto, and Mn. and Mrs. Samn Dewell rpent the weckcnd at Kingscote. Lake and enjoyed some trout ishin g. occasion of the 30th wedding anniversary. The event was manked by a turkey dinnen of wlaich some 25 guests took part. The tables were very attnactively arnang- ed and in the centre of the large table was a double-ring angel food cake, beautifully de- corated with silver belis and the bride and groom's names prominently displayed on each ring. Taîl white tapers in gleani- ing crystal holdens were on eitben side of the cake. In the centre of the smaller table was anothen beautifully decorated white cake, which was flanked on both sides by the sanie tail Mn. and Mrs. Borie wereth necipients of sevenal lovely lamp was a gift from their thnee daughters, and sons-mn- laMn, and Mrs. Jack Bell, Cobourg, xvho celebrated eleven years of marniage, Mn. and Mrs. George L-awson, Markbani, ce- lebrating five yeans, and Mn. and Mns. George Wallen, Mark- bani, celebnating two veans. Al the anniversanies fell in the week preceding Sunday. Othen gifts included a matching table lamp, a three tiered China lazy Susan and a beautiful linen ta- ble cloth. The guests included. Mn. and Mns. Cecil Borie and Donnie, Wexford; Mr. and Mns. Wesley Bonie, Gamnebridge; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bonie, Dianne and Connie, Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bonie, and Mn. Douglas BQne, Toronto, Mn. aâ'd Mrs. Jack Bell, Cobourg: Mn. and Mrs. George Wallen and Nancy, Mr. and Mns. George Lawson, Gayle and Pattie. aIl of Mark- ham. and Mr. and Mrs. E. R. White, Columibus, Ont. ENFIELD JThe members of our W.A. held their Septemben meeting at the parsonage, Brighton, guests of Rev. and Mrs. R. B.. Green. Mrs. S. Grills read the Scipture selection and Mrs, W. Wright read the devotional. The pro- jgram consisted of a vocal solo IMns. G. Bowers, a reading by Mrs. W. Bowman. Several En- niskillen ladies joined our meni- bers and helped fill up the bus, and ahl had a veny enjoyable vîsit with the Greens and Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Plant. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Onmiston! and children, Mr. and Mrs. John Cotton and children visited with Mn. and Mrs. Irvin Puckrin, Whitby. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrnid Bow-, man and famuly visited with the Nicholson's, Cannington. Mn. and Mrs. Milton Samis, Miss Elsie Samis, were with Mn.; and Mns. Bob Banrabaîl, Maple Grove. Mn. and Mrs. Harold Onm- iston visited at Mn. Stan Gray's Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lee and family were at Mn. Elgin Cowl- ing's, Petenboorugh. Mr. and Mns. W. 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