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roffland wcarn&ation., Vows in Winston - Salem Miss Dianne Watson wvas Stin olpo E>ylëange Marriage V w nW ntn-Slm maid of honor and the bride,,- SeVVgas otp l United Church maids were Mrs. R. Pickell, ýMrs. A. Herreli, anid Mrs. J. Allin. Thieir fornial-length, A-lune gowns with empire waist were of crepe with long, nylon sleeves. The maid of i honor was in a bright green Igown and the bridesmaids were in gold gowns, ail adorn- ed with dark moss green vel- vet. lbey wore minute yel- low carnations in their coif-- feurs. and the maid of honor cari-ied a bouquet of white' and pink 'mums. The brides- maids carried bouquets of white and bronze 'mums. Mr. Grant Flintoff was bestý man and ushering were Mr. Ivan Milis, Mr. Tom Murdock and Mr. Bruce Adams. :ýi The reception was held at' Nightingale Centennial HalI,f Bowmanvîlle. The bride's mo- ther received wearing a deep~ blue dress with lace overlay,~ blue bat. black accessoriesi and corsage of pink and whitep mums. She was assisteain, receiving by the groom's mo-ý ther wlio wore a brown d ress with brown accessories and' corsage of bronze and ye]low' 'mUms. As the couple left on their' wedding trip to Northern' Ne w York State and Southerni Onitario. the bride was wear- ing a plum and pink en-ý semble with black patenta- cessories, complemented by aý corsage of white carnations: and deep pink roses. k An elementary school tea-: cher in Oshawa, the bride at- tended Goose Bay High ... .. School, Labrador, and Peter- brough Teachers' College. The groom, who is a govern- ment inspector at Toronto, attended Maple Grove Publie School, Courtice Secondary Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stephen James, shown in the above photo, chose Satur- School and Kemptville Agri- day afternoon, November 15, 1969 at four o'clock for their marriage in Centenary culefl ore e anae h United Methodis't Church, Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Formerly, Miss bfrid erguetofhonur t Elisabeth Ann Thornton, the bride is the daughter of Mrs. Lundie Calvin Ogburn several parties. Mrs.Ry of Winston-Salem and the late Mr. Tho mas Spruill Thornton, and the groom's Wallace and Mrs. Tom Cowa parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Mason James of Bowmanville. Bowmanville, were hostese ____________ PhoobyCoppdgefor a misceilaneous shower ______________________________ -.personal and miscellaneu shower wasgie by Mrs. . formai gown of nich ivoryLly Her, omavli,. satn dsiged itha sallp-aunt of the bride. Mrs. Ernest- ~ . ed lenon ac neklie.Werry and Miss Betty Jane ~~~- Lace motifs lavishly adernpdI Werry, Enniskillen, held aý Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Franklin Good, shown in the above photo, were marr- the gown and graceful, de-!Linen shower. Mrs. Rae Pic-ý ied in Pontypool United Church on Saturday afternoon, November 8, 1969, at tachable chapel train. Herlkeli and Miss Shirley Pickell, 3.0 'lc.FrelyM0 aiy lzaehWhtebid steduhe Weddings ~~~~~~~~~~full-length imantilla headpOsh awa, were hostesses for abthWeb, hebrdeisth dugte was f slk lluson nd]miscellaneous shower. A pan-< of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Webb of Ponty pool, and the groom is the son of Mr. andhe crs-try and kitchen shower wasl and Mrs. Donald Good of Newcastle. MRbi ht cet-haed bridai bouquet given bv Mrs. Ross Boyd. i was of white roses, stephan o-p Mr.Gan- .of fBo vison. Mrs. Grant Thompson' tis and phalaenopsis orchids. r Gan Fntffo Bw c nt I paedfo te yms araned a taiýRe en ly M arried in ewcastle pae o h yn. 1 Mrs. Steven Edward Philo1 party in ___ofte ym.jTemiue ee edbý 4of Middle River, Md., thel il oo o h gom ______the sminurteasre readiss bride's sister, was matron ofth cear-rsur Mis honor. and the bridesmaids GOOD- WEBB Ruth Proutt, who also report- ed on the finances. JAMES THORNTON emeritus, officiated at the, were Miss Linda Louise Zau- PnyolUie hrhTemmespandt Th mrrag f i liadouble ring ceremony and the ber, Miss Sami Lynn OusIey, Tehhance with stadards of both of Winston-Salemr, Miss pack a bale of used clothingl behAn(Libby) Thornton wdigmscwspae y for the Scott Mission afterl anc! r. obrt tehen.TmeMrs. Clemons Sandresky. À Kaùhryn Mary Dones. Lynn- pn antosad wîeCrtaadayn ihn wa slmnze n atraysli bn o pîs nfield, Mass., Miss Elizabeth mredb pn ad hetmae adonon wldhave was solemnized on Saturdaylsolid CelesteBydcosn fth ei mfternoon, Novem ber 15, 1969,1.oisitrpre yd osno h flowers accented by pink and themn ready then. at 4 o'clock in Centenary seven - branched candelabra bie hrote . r.white ribbon, wag the setting "i hr a oedsuso United Methodist C h u r c h,: with white tapers, and three1aviPcadOhrnsst- for the marniage On Saturday h rein qilin t> e disuson, Winston-Salem, North Caro- silver urns filled with white i-a ftebrdWyrsafternoon, November 8, 1969,: eadin it lai.e o agai lina. Miss Thornton is the1 flowers, fonmed a beautiful G. n r.Jh de at 3 o'clock of Miss Marilyn 4 sit h uda coo ih dlaughter of Mrs. Lundie Cal- setting for the ceremony. ThJae, isrinaw othe Elizabeth Webb, daughtero! and ad is o the Sna Chr ist- -çV ~ Qburn of Winston-Salem' guest pews were marked by attedants'llowdale nt. The sMn. and Mrs. Herman Webb1 '~ ~msCnet a~the late Mn. Thomas veny tail holders with white, tednt lo-Int os f Pontypool. and Mr. Ronald "' - hepgrm ncddra- SuI1 Th'ornton. and thetapers Iooped together withlIwere o oa le dîe1FakinGosnof r n nsbyMs .G oed #r)om's parents are Mr. and wide white ibbon and tied st1dwthsoo e nsMns. Donald Good of New-! and they weyre Dior bandeaux "~ Mrs. Grant Thompson and' M¶rs. John Mason James - it obeoos f matching royal blue. Theiri cat Dvd orhy ff Mrs. Gordon Gilison Bowmanville. Given in marriage by hercecn oqutRee~cae-D ad he w ein omui- TeDcm rmeng.i Dr. Ernest Fitzgerald and: stepfather, Dr. Lundie Calvin' deep blue carnations, laven- be held ond the wedn ui h e br metguarday Dr. Mark Depp, minister' Ogburn, the bride wore a eratesylli n was played by Mrs. Wesley behed n hereulr ay aiiesadstephllwant.wh ite MeMahon. ~.-Wednesday, Decemnber luth. diisan tpaoi.The bride, who was given ~~ Cub and Scout Leaders' Mr. Richard Palusea of1 in marniage by ber fatherI- c3learter C azen:via, N.Y., was best mani wore a :ull-length white gownl m :; :::sg :: ,ie and the ushers were Captain ýof Alance lace with logioda %xh Cu an Scut e aders' ote ther-in-law ofthe bride, Md olneckline. Seed peanis' V .met n thef ntcmmunity Hall "~~ E/\T TUE dle ~River, Md., Mn. John tnimmed the gown. and anil" " <Baktok udyeeig k...' Fl * groom. Willowdale, Ont., Mr. and logoda gave back interest. Novmetng.0 fo eirsmonh- Thomas Spruill Thonnton, Her bouffant, three-tier, shoul- ~ rmeig ebr ee ~~m~E ~i FALI brother of the bride, Greens- P der-length veil fell froni a ~ ' rsn anntn LFKI~LE II oro, N.C., Mn. Calvin Pickard~ lse edic fsal Beaverton, Port Penny, Sc-ugog Ogbrnste--brother of theî rosettes edged wit.h pearîs-i.n Crwngt bride. Waycross, Ga., Mr.land crystals, and she carried Following the b us inee sý Douglas James, cousin O f the, a cascade bouquet of Ameni- !meeting, there was a trainingl H LD YCO H S groom, Bowmgnville, and Mn. cnBat ossadwieprogram for leaders. This is! John P. Mohon, Gaffney, S.C. 'mums. cnutdb hs ihmn . .... ..... .... ... Following the cenemony,, Miss Carol Webb was rnaidi er'eprec.Primn guests attended a reception lof honon and the bridesmaids Mr. and Mrs. Brian Bradley, shown signing the tary procedure is taught and! at Forsyth Country Club. For1 were Miss Sharon Adams and rgstrin the above p hoto we7re mai îed n NecaIleprohlems are discussed. P vensity of South Carolina. wbere guests were receivecU Grace Fallis at te ateres abtended the Adams- thereforp, for the coming of' by the bride's mother wbo:borne in Pontypool. Thel Browse wedding on Trinitv the 'Rabr of Bethlehem" dur-i ZamaBRADLEY - WATSON wore a turquoise blue shea th 1 groom's mother and Mrs. Paul, United Churcb, BowmanvilleI ing tbis period. diress wit'h beaded bodice'.,Collinson were hostesses forilSaturday, November 29, aoid CutLd Sobr ewate ntdChurch,1 matching long-sleeved coat,,i a pantny shower beld at the the reception at the Counbry Bazaari Nrttl deconated with cari-,black accessonies and corsage, latter' home in Newcastl. Cu, omail. delabra and baskets of white !of white roses and pink ca-- The bride was presented Mn. and Mrs. Bert Bowers Court Lady Snowbird's an-, was the setting for the mar- assisted to receive and wore: Curvply Wood Products and!' Mrs. Ralpb Bowecs. Ian aond ter's Hall in Nestieton. Mrs.' nrage on Fniday evening, Oc-ýa two-piece knitted green suit 'the groom was presented witb Todd, Tyrone, were Sunday GwenMacmihe usa FROM ltober 10, 1969 at 7 o'clock of pwith black accessonies axid'a pole lamp by Bowmanviîle - supper guets wibh their par- . ciumane, fichiatedaI' P Miss Donna Watson, daughber, corsage of white roses and!'Found!î. nts Mr. and Mrs. George' graclousffi of Mr. and Mrs. Robent Wat-lPpastel pink carnations. - - -Bowcrs. teoeig soni, R.R. 2, Newcastle, andý Before leaving on tbeir 1'Mr. Marvin Nesbibt was, Mis.s Sue Bolan again en- U T ' ' .i4U L !M. Brian Bradlley, son of Mn. wedding trip 10 Niagara Falls,1 ow r Thursday dînner gucst with' tectained the ladies with gui-- .X U T 'N ' -W U RL and Mrs. Howard Bradley of the bride donncd for ravel!r ad Mrs. George Faulk- tan and songs, whicb are al-' Bowmanville. ling a white knitted dress, I ner. Osbawa. ways pleasant b bhear. Teofcaigclergyman- with wide sîceves, whicb i M. and Mrs. Richard Davi- President Sr. Marg Lee pre-! B EAUTY SHOPi was Rev. T. H. Smith and wene highlighted by gol- son visited for Sunday even- sented Mrs. Malcolm with a Mrs. Payne playcd the wed- Itrim, black accessonies and 6 35757- ing dinner with Mn. and Mns.1gift as a token of appreciation i forexprt airtylng y ding music. Mrs. Jack Hall corsage of American Beauty Carl Elliott, David and Kim,!I roro Court Lady Snowbird.1 fo epet arsylngbyIwas the soloist. : roses and! white carnations,! for Leaskdale. i A reading prepaned by Sr. I VIOLET COOK< JOAN WHILLANS l Given in marciage by ber1 Mn. and Mrs. Good are resid-ý Presbyterian Ladies' Aid p Jean Bolan about bbe truc father, the bride wore a floor-lPing in Orono. lhe negular monthly mcet-p meaning of Christmas was, lengbh. A-uine gown oi white! The bride, who is employed TABLE CENTRES ýing of Nestieton Preshytenian' nead by ber daughten Suc., in a friendly atmosphere crepe wibh rose - embossed aet C urvply Wood Products, Fe al llvr Chunch Ladies Aid was held The members of Lady Snow-' georgette slceves and bodice, Orono, attended Pontypool Freemallyle - shaw in bbe Sunday school room aet bird were delighted with the' and empire waisbline.Te Public Sebool and Lindsay,,* 11:30 p.m. Thunsday, November excellent attendance at the- FO PON M N ogtrain, wvhicti fell f nrnCollegiate and Vocational In- 201h. A warni welconxe wasbazaar. The Christmas cake 1 the waistline. was also rose- stitute, An employee of Bow- gp extended to two new mcm- draw was won by Miss Gai!l PHONE 623-5019 Vmosd n h oeatn avleFudy tegom itbr.Iacl fNsltn h diamond necklace. Her shoul- attended Newcastle Publie -1U"'C & l Te scripture rneading. ex-' Mixette was won by Mn. Neil' 71 JNGST.E. OWM NVILE - afloal eadiec ac! heShoo. U JiJJEnianation fromi the "Every Lee of Nestleton. Ivan Roh- Ilaelr-l egtb eil '. andcauh bSchool ac!Cane H bF.Cl1S Day". and prayer were takenrer won tbe money dol(Ste- ibrid. bouquet was oft redi Severai parties honored the', by Uhe preiidenit, Mr&. R. Da- 1lphany will b. pleased). Mrs. 11 iThe Canadian Statesmnan, Bowzmanwlle, Dee. 3, 1969 3 Bedford won the pillow cases.P 1DTT r Congratulations to ail. SJJ TARKfVLLEL We wish to, extend a specia] thank you to the followin& Mn. and Mrs. Grant Sylvest- ladies for their kind donations , er and famlly. Sarnla, wene to us: Mrs. Pearl Gilbank of, witb ber 'parents. Mn, and Blackstock, Mrs. Gilison. Mrs.j Mrs. Jlm Stark, dunlng bbc Jean Williams, and. Mrs. Katie wcekend. Visralof Nestleton. Tuesday last weck fniends ail. oty e hakj and nelgbbors att.ended the for everytbing. In ber busy lxi alofMn. HaveyFarrow 9cheuleshe inBowmanvtlle. acheule shealways takes;M time Out Vo assist in prepara-- M. and! Mrs. Stan Falls. tion foranyactivity in ourý Toronto, spent Thursday last commnityor yurs.if .ie weck at- Mn. Llew Hallowell's. needed. We are extrnmelyP Mrs. W. Carson was hostess grateful that Dorotby Lee is, for a demonstratioxi aI ber a member of Court Lady borne last wcek. Snowbird. To ail the ladies1ý A number at.tended the of our Court tbanks for ai presentabion for Mn. and Mcs. your help, and of course we' Glen Farrow aI Newtonville. wlll~~~~~~ coxto o aannx ecently, at which Mns. Llew year as you fully realize. î Hallowell and Mn. Brenton 25thWeddng Anivesar Farrow provldcd rmusic for The C.O.F. Hall. Nestîcton,1 Miss Donna Bannes. Hamp- was tbc scene of a gala event ton, was a wcekend guest with on Saturday evening. Noveni-P Mrs. Victor Farrow. ber 29th. when Mn. and Mrs.ý Our community bas been Ivan Robrer wene bonoured again saddened Ibis week in on tbc occasion of their 251h! the passing of Mr. John Stark. wedding anniversary. Wc have truly lost two fille Janice WillianTg- Judy Hart! well known citizens in bbe and Brenda Robren neceived, passing of Mn. Stark and! Mr. the one bundred and fiftv! Harvey Farrow and sympa thy guests at the door anc!d bch expescdtohoîki families. evening was pîcasantîy spent - Mr. and Mns. Gordon Hallo- visîbing, reminiscing or danc-iwcll, Mount Forest. vislt.ed ing o te ecelentmusîc hene and aI Mr. Sic! Hallo- ing t bbcexcelentwell's durtng the xveekend. pr9vided by Lowrys' three A number abtended tbc p Pîce orchestra fnom Orono. ba1 e x nn aîna Mr. Gordoni Gettins, as mas- evenîng for the hasebal ieam. ber of ceremonies, gave bbc Service at Shiloh, Sunday, couple seats Of honour and iltwas nlcely atte.nded and Mrs. well chosen wonds extendedý Lawrence Farrow was i congratulations and made theý charge of tbe mtusic and alsa presentabion of a china cabi-! music bchng prepared for bbe net, silverware (service for! Christmas season hy the choir. twelvc), cups and saucers,: Mn. anc! Mrs. J. Bothwell, tea set and glasses. Both Mn.ý Bowmanville, aI Mn. Russell and Mrs. Robrer expressedý Savcry's. their appreciatioxi. On December 2, 1944, Mil- Ainouno New dned Mitts and Ivan Robren; were unibed in manniage atI BuângIuoSubstanee Mitchell, Ontario, with thc ne-' oeption at the home of bis Spues JjJ parents, Mn. and Mrs. Orland Rohrer. It is interesting Vo ~. know that Mildned and Ivan are now the proud owners of the dishes that were used on A renowned mm.arch instieute hm their wedding day (a coin- Eomd a uiqehmlaiç msbstaeS plete service for twelve), a W"t the =a, fyto uhrink bernwn gift frorn his fatjhcr. Ivan also rhoidAPmllyItYOliSmmSitC1 * presented bis bride of yester- md Î, =àlor ha 'n-M year with a matchixig set of ý up heal* of the xuied rings (diamond and wcdding inan timuO. banc!). : Incase after eme, 'dale gentày The committee in charge; sEmving Pain, acttllId dmto served a delicious lunch and! 60wh*ffl) t.Ok piaca. Mildred and Ivan passed bbc: Moe motn of ali-oeeLIU weddixig cake. 'This concluded wesoilaIlu *"-t -vo a memorable occasion. Guests, t wa ovSai)'ýo !Osbawa, -Port Perr-y. jTi mw Twenty years ago Mr. and a utiiim" Mns. Robrer moved to Cart- - cru oi - wright township andsic that time he bas been emnploy- cd by General Motors, Oshawa.! N40FBiODYB& This comn'xunity extends con- RIIt1m gratulations and best wlsbesý2f for many more years of p health and ha.ppiness. Make it a Bulova Christmas -Pretty and Pre- cise 1Iljewek., s~ivertent diaii c~wIOK nule au_____ 's -, to.run.r. 17 jewels. elo iat62O8 Slivertome 'ii#698,GlIt dial #2907y. $69.95 Cho uova fro the Excellence Collection Wheltyou kneu what maces a watd i tt, y"Il z1w a lulov. 1MARR'S JEWELLERY 39 King St. W. Bowmanville NORTH END MARKET THIE MODERN GENERAL STORE Liberty Street N. 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