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Couple Celebrate 25th Anniversary On Dec. 7th, 1963, over 120the happy couple were pre- relatives, friends and neigh- sented with an electric clothes bours gathered in the Cari-i dryer, silver tray and a purse kJadian Order of Foresters Hall;of ney n t Janetville to help celebrate Mr. and Mrs. Archer voiced the 25th Wedding Anniversary their thanks and appreciation of Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Archer. and a delicious lunch was The evening was spent in, served and wedding cake was dancing after which Dorotby passed by the happy couple. and Elrno were called to the' Friends were present f rom platform. 'Toronto, Woodville. Brookliri, Mrs. Maurice Nesbitt read Oshawa. Bowmanville, Lind- an address con gratu latin g'say, Yelverton, Hampton, Port Elmo and Dorothy on thcir 25 Perry. Blackstock, Nestieton years o! marriage after whichand Janetville. !The Ideal Christmas Gift! Frigidaire D RY ER S WASHERS - REFRIGERATOR FREEZERS - RANGES Is McMU LL EN~ LIAD &r .lIA~ Tn~I/ 36 King St.E. FIRTH BROS. 47 King St. E. QUALITY IMEATS 6211-5081 FREE HOME DELIVERY Also Contplete Selection of HAMS - GEESE - DUCKS CAPONS - CHICKENS SALAMI - PARTY COLD _ CUTS - PICKLES AND ...-.. CHEESES :"v, CHRISTIE'S FRESH BREAD Sausage 39b ~loaes $1000 NEILSON'S VAMOUS CHRISTIIL'S FAIMOL S Ice (1,2 I c XiMAS CAKES ~ai.>~5IJ AND PUDDINGS Cream 8 trcieyPie HOIME FREEZER SPECIALS Swift's Tcndercd Beef FRONTS SIDES HINDS l39b 49c 59cb SIDE 0F PORKc 60 - 71) lb. average - - ---,-----ý3 9 1L Cîît and %Vrapped Free BUDGET TERMS11 ON FREEZER ORDERS R Recently Married in St. Joseph's Church suit. matching bag and shoes. white and brown leather bat. white gloves an-d corsage of coral pink carnations. Mr. and iMrs. Watson will reside at 371 * Lakeshore Blvd., Port Credit, Ont. A registered nurse. the bride attended Bowmanville Public and High Sehools. She is a graduate of Peterborough Ci- vie Hospital. A graduate of P.C.V.S.. Peterborough, th e groom is Production Assistant of Industrial Adhesives, Tor- onto. The groom was born in Tunbridge Wells, England. Iand moved to Canada fine years ago wîth his family. . Manyv parties honored the bride prior to her marriage. ýMrs. G. Crosse'-, Bowmanville. was hostess for a personal shower and Mrs. Bob BickIe, Bowmanville, gave a linen Ss ho w er. A miscellaneous shower was held by Mrs Clinton Barrett and Mrs. R. Oke of Bowmanville. Former fellow student nur ses held a miscellancous show- er in Peterborough, and Mrs. Wm. Bromell of Bowmanvillb was hostess for a similai shower. An electric kitchen clocl. was presented to thc bride bv the staff of Memorial Hospi- tal, Bowmanvýillc, and the groom was prescnted with arl AM and FM radio by the staff of Industrial Adhesives. LaCHAPELLE - DUPUIS Mr. and Mrs. John R. Gibbs Icavin St. Joscph's1 riacge, November 23, 196:3. The bride is t îe cdaughter of' RHR. 1, Bowmanvillc, and the groom is t'ie sonl of Mr.i B0w ma n ville. Chose Decem ber for Weddi ng Bouquets of white 'muins enhanced St. Gertrude's Ro- man Catholie Church, Oshâ- wa, for the marriage on Sat-i urday morning, Novemnber 30, 1963, at 1l o'clock of Gweneth Marland Dupuis, daughter of' Mr and Mrs. Melvin Holmes, of Maple Grove, and Mr. Har-!tJ old Eugene LaChapelle, son of rMr. and Mrs. Harold LaCha-' pelle of Courtice. Rcv. P. Darby officiated, and the wedding music wasi played by organist, Mrs. Lucas. The bride was given in mrar- riagci by hier step-father and wore a floor lcngth gowo of satin with skirt fullness. The Church aftcr their mnar- !fitted bodice was designedý Mr. and Mrs. J. Wallraff, ýwith a sweethecart neckle and Mrs. R. H. Gibbs of and hiad long slccves. Lace: Photo by Astor Studio.~ plqe nrse pearls highlighted the gown. pink elve. Sle caried Her shoulder length veil fell nksa v fe Wit.Se arrnid a rom a peari crown and she oseay f wît 'm.îrs acicarried a bouquet of red roses,, j oral carnations. Ai] wore' and white 'mrns. uilboxheadrescsof (-oralý Mrs. Bruce Davis, sister o pink ve%'t ît mtein the bride. of Toronto, was tulle vciliîîg. mnatron of hionor in a street'ý Mr Wm. Wliiiton of Peter- borough was bcst man anidflhe FINE QUALITT ishers were Mr. Tom Cuffe.ý MONUMENTS AND Toronto, Mr. Bill Kemp and MIr. Bob Whitton, both of MARKERS Peterborough. 4 I.o w hils,. l om e A reccption was hield in te.flic*ofP"falf SIundav School Roomi of T:-i- F TAFR nit.v United Church whire fic guests Were reocci\,cd bv' the RO.LT brîde's motlier uwho worr. a canbeirv u'ed suit, nmalching luhr,1, bat. black accessories anîd * DAlw ori white orchid corage. Shie w-s ssisted bv the grom io-d [er who c hose a ]inlht brown Stafford Brothers nd gýold brocadc, jacket dre.ýs. LEIIrED natching high brown acces- -ories, gold biat. and cor.sa-e of Monuments Iree mauve babY orchids. Following the reception, flic Box 133 ,ouple left for thecir honc\ - 318 Dundas St. E. Whitby ,oon at Lake Placid, U.S.A. Phone Whltbv or travelling flie bride wore lWObawk 8-3552 ichiocolate brýomwn poodie wool "From son Of PctcrborouE For that F@d-oi@H@F day... the Mme -nléM Champagne t t P RÉ,ES 1D. ntt YFSINCes17 The "sparkle" of Pr. aident Champagne in produced by the 200-year old proceha of fermentation in the bottie. Aged in Bright'u wine cellars, President Champagne in made £rom special grapes grown in the Niagara Peninaula. f v Iength dress of pale blue lace The Canadian Statesman, Bowmnanville, over hjatching taffeta. Brides- maid Miss Barbara LaCha- pelle of Courtice. the groom s sister, was in a street-length (1 soie. Both frocks were fashion- ~ l an r ed with bouffant skirts, fitted bodices and three - quarter jtegrwasclcin length siceves. They wore Altl ilwscletn headdresscs of w~hite leaves for the Christmias Fund. and with white veiling, and their askcd a local businessman bouquets were of yellow and would he please contribute. white 'mums. Mr. Jack Martell of Oshawa He laid a dollar bill and a j was best man and the usner dime on bis counter and said, was Mr. Bruce Davis of Toron- -Take whichever you %,%ant.'* Following the ceremiony a wcdding lunchecon 'vas held a, the Sandalwood Restaurant,ýt Oshawa, and later the gucstse attended a reception at the Legion Hall. Bowmanville. The bride's mother reccived and for the occasion wore ai gray dress with white acces-, sories and corsage of pink and! w~hitec mumns and rosebuds.1 The gronm*s motter assisted'! to receive and chose a cherry, î-cd dress %vith black acces- sories and corsage of whitce As the couple left on their, wedding trip to Toronto and vwestern points, the bride was -weaning a bloc wool suit with ewhite acccessories and corsage ci f rcd and white swectheart' f roses. They will reside at 57: Oshawa Blvd. North, Oshawa, iOntario. The little grirl pickcd up the dime and said, -Nly mother taught, me to take the small- est piece. however, l'Il take this Piece or paper to wrap it up ln, so I wvon't, lose it!' CLOTHES CARE HINT: During the festiv'e scason cather up those solied clothem and send them to your local Drycleaner. Theyll corne back spark- ing like ncw! Do your Christmas shopping early . . . deal at honme with your local itterchant, where --ou are sure of satisfaction! w I SATTENTION -LA, %9#TIE1 i Fulllline of WATCHES for the entire family! $795 up mcn's Sterling Silver RINGS Black Alaska Diainond CHRIST31AS SPECIAL- $10.93 LATE SHOPPERS' SPECIAL! A BEAUTIFUL DOLL Faee 22" HIGH - $7.95 VALUE fWithlite Purchase of any Bulova Watch Valued at $43.00 or More! COME IN AND LOOK AROUND.. YOU'RE SURE TO FIND THE RIGHT GIFT HERE: Costume Jewellery by Coro Crystal Necklace and Earring Sets (Gif t Boxed) Toilet Sets Silverware -Bar Sets -Clocks MAR R'S 39King St. W. 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