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Corden - Morris Wedding Pink and white floral ar- rangements formed tbe set- ting for the quiet wedding of Shirley Anne, daugbter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Morris, Bow- manville, and Dayid Gregg', son of Mrs. and MW~ Howard Corden, Bowmanville. Rev. Wesley Oake officiated at the ceremony on April ltb, 1975 in Trmnity United Churc h. The bride, wearing a white velour crepe gown, fashioned by herseif, was given in marriage by ber father and mother. She carried a nosegay of wite bridai roses. The maid of bonor, Jane Morris, sister of the bride, wore a blue polyester crepe gown, fashion- cA c9r. JUST FOR FATHER 1 1,I DwrORANGE TREES !l! I Dwaf ndoororngetrewhich is edible and bloioms $14-9 and produces fruit at the same time. DELIVERED FREE: IndoorTool Kit Included (si.99Va1ue)' ed by berself, and carried a nosegay of pink roses. The best man was Murray Orrmis- ton, and the usher was John Morris, brother of the bride.. A reepin for the'immed- iate fml was beld at the Genosha Hotel and later at the home of the bride's parents. Gregg and Anne are residing at 111 Higb St, Bowmanville. Appeuls Mot to Be Launched on Min or Variances Chief Building Inspector for the Town of Newcastle Char- les Warren asked the Commit- tee of the Whole on Monday whether they would appeal a Committee of Adjustment de- cision granted to Donevan and Fleischmann Co. Ltd., a surveying firm. Mr. Warren stated that surveyors and builders create infractions of the bylaws and apply to the committee of adjustment to correct them. He stated that this is done witb some frequency, And that an appeal in this case migbt prevent such a formïat. Mr. Fleisbmann explained, that two humnan errors had been made wbich were the subject of the minor variances in question. He stated be had surveyed 461 units in the last three years and bad made four mistakes. He explained bow the mîstakes had been buman errors and that tbey were minor variances. On a motion from Counillor Kirk Entwisle, the town will not apply for an appeal. Councilor Entwisle stated he believed that the' mistakes were the question of minor variances and rightfully granted by the proper author- ity. Stark -,1Hale Wedding r -VAN BELLE NU RSERYMEN AND FLQRIST FOR FATH'ER, THE HOME GROUP è2 Skyrocket J uniper (13.95) 3 feet A. 1 Mugho Pine (12.95) 15"to 18" 5 .2 Spreading Juniper 18" (12.95) Reg. $66.75 Now On ly $59 9 f CLOUD ~ ~.~ Purple Plums q Lovely Orna- Smental, Purple 1KFoliage, V6 $16.95 Hydrangea Tree White,-Prnk blooms n Fal, ~ 1 cone shaped . 4' Tal $14.95 il Snowball Tree ,. Lovely white blooms on a 4 foot stemn POTTED $3.95 SI Cri mson Mapie Blood Red leaves that tay red ail the time. 6' ta 8' $18.95 iNorway ~ Ma ple Deep Green stately tree. $14.95 T I EA5: - ES: 1dNORTH: PLOWER SHIOP and FUMER SHOP and FLOWER SHOP GARDENCENTRE GARDEN CENTREI Highway No. 2 . odSre ~ Barc -bi-âwa-'9 BawmnvîIÏ-e VaSeparate 5 Minutes VB 5 Minutes Kn tetSchool 621-4441 "7-11i8 728-5159 Highway No. 2 292 King St. W. 1124 Simcoe St. n. Open 9-§ Dai ly ènï-bai Open 9-9ouy~-6 Thur., Fri. teo9 p On Saturday, May l7tb, 1975 a lovely spring day, made tbe setting for the marriage of DYonna Marie, daugbter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hale, R.R. '2, Newcastle and Terence Paul, son of Mrs. Dorotby Stark, R.R. 1, Newtonville, at New- castle United Cburcb. The bride was lovely in ber storybook gown of nylon organza and Venise lace, enbanced witb an Elizabethan bodice, a wedding band collar and delicate pleating edged witb frencb appliques sbower- ed witb seed pearîs. Lace and pearîs were carried tbrougb at the waist and sleeves. Her f ull A-line skirt was complement- ed witb a matcbing.,pleated border, trailing into a peacock train. The Juliet cap witb sprays of tiny buds bigbligbt- A historie service . the United Ch celebration of tbe Churcb of Canadi anniversary. It begar "Great Parade" f: Recreation Centre United Cburcb at9 with banners and sc the Junior Choir u direction of Mrs. Ju( joy and the Senior Ch the direction of Mrs. favoured with spec bers. Also Miss Janel ing a four tiered scalloped veil of gossamer illusion, and she carried a bouquet of red roses and white carnations. Maid of honor, Miss Susan Stark, sister of the groom wore a gown of vellow and white eyelet lace over yellow satin. The bridesmaids, Miss Marie Prosek and Miss Carol MacGregor wore gowns of pink and white eyelet lace over pink satin, Misses Brenda Caswell and -Cathy Ogden wore gowns of blue and, white eyelet lace over blue satin. Tbe bridesmaids al wore picture bats and carried bouquets of tiny blue, pink, yellow and white flowers. The flower girl was littie Tina Milîson, a cousin of the bride. In a gown of white eyelet lace with tiny yellow, pink and blue flowers, she carried a little basket of mixed flowers. The ring bearer was Master Mark Mlson, twin brother of the flower girl. The best man was Mr. Larry Hoy and the ushers were Messrs. Fred Andrews,, Mike MacGregor, Wayne Stark and Jim Hale, brother Ôf the bride. For the reception held at the Legion Hall, Port Hope, the bride's mother received the guests in a gown of yellow flowered chiffon over satin with white accessories. The groom' s mother assisted, in a coral gown with beige acces- sories. Both wore corsages of yellow and white carnations. Following a honeymoon trip to Florida the happy couple are now residing at R.R. 1, Campbellcroft, Ontario. BLA CKSTOCK was held gave a lovely solo. Rev. V. enoyd to ný urcb in Parsons preacbed a mostwic will be. eUnited suitable sermon dealing witb Mr. and Mr las 50th the bîstory of the formation of son and Susan ýn witb tbe our cburcb. Elizabeth Th( rom the After the service itself, awa attended eto the everyone went downstairs to Services wber 9:45 a.m. the Sunday Scbool rooms to received a dip. ong. Botb en joy the many interesting Arts Managei inder the displays put up by the various Ryerson Poly ii Mount- groups of the Cburcb. Follow- tute, Toronto. oir under ing this, a most enjoyable Mr. and Mn Bob Kyte sports program and pot luck ford, Jennifei ial num- picnic dinner was enjoyed in along with Mr ,t Parsons the park. A social time was entertainedI We Welcomi Rudi Wybenga Styles for the Gais !1 ~Church Street nake the day one eremembered.. Irs. Ivan Thomp- in along with Miss hompson of Osh- I the Graduation en Bill Thompson iploma of Graphic' Fment from the lytechnical Insti- Irs. Allan Ruther- Fr and- Jessica, rs AImna Fowler Mr. and Mrs. George Rutherford of Sea- grave on Tuesday evening to celebrate their 3tb wedding anniversary. The family pre- sented them with a 400 day dlock and they also received 30 roses from the office of the Mercury United Taxi. Re*v. and Mrs. Merrili Ferguson and Mrs. Olga 1H11l of Oshawa attended the festiv- ities in connection with the Cburch's birthday on Sunday. They called on several friends and relatives including Mrs. J. A. Jobnstonand had supper witb Mr. and Mrs. BIl Ferguson and boys. Winners at the Senior Citi- zens' Card Party were: La- dies' lst - Mrs. Margaret Watson,.'2nd _- Mrs. Mildred Tbompson, 3rd - Mrs.' Elva VanCamp; Men's lst - Wmn. Forder, 2nd - Jack Cook, 3rd - Mrs. Editb Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Ken- del, Regina, Sask., spent two days last week in the area visi- ting witb their Hyland and Fallis relatives. Among the sick of the -area are Mr~. Tom Horton wbo is undergoing lung surýery in Toronto General Hospital this morning (Monday), Mrs. Wes Pearce who bas returned to Port Perry Hospital, Mrs. Margaret Argue in Bowman- ville Hospital and Mrs. Anne Icclestone who underwent sur- gery in Port Perry Hospital. O.N.O. News The ONO. and Recreation Bureau of Ontario are co-spon- soring a summer program wîth bours 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Recreation centre starting July 7 running tbrough August 22. Registration formns must be returned to the schools by June 19. Registrationfees will be collected b y the Youtb Directors on July 7 whicb is the first day of our school programn. Please plan now to attencf. Swimming -Cbildren who will be taking the swimming classes in Uxbridge must be at the High Scbool at 8:15 SHARP for bus pickup. Misses Heather and Janis Dorrell left for a seven, week vacation in -United, Kingdom and the Continent. On Satur- day Fiona Wrigbt, Heather's roommate at Western and three other friends visited Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Dorrell. They had taken part in the Nonquon Canoeing Race. On Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Dalton florrell, Miss Heather Dorrell and Mr. Gary Mac- Gregor and Miss Janis Dorreli attended the Annual Awards Ceremony and Luncheon for' the Graduating Students at Western University at Lon- don. Heather graduated on the Dean' s Honour List witb a Bachelor of Arts degree in Englisb., Congratu lations, Heather. Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Dickson, Burlington and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wills, -Toronto joined the family group for dinner that nigbt. women's work ' Telephone 623-4901 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 11, 1975 5 Tyrone i Community Hal Bsylaw Passed By Oouncil, A t a special, meeting of Newcastle Council Monday, Councillor Ken Lyall amended a bylaw for the New Commun- ity Hall in Tyrone, then voted a ainst the motion as amend- The bylaw -ap proves the building of the Tyrone Com- munity Hall with $70,000 to be debentured by the town. The town will receive $55,000 from the T yrone Community Hall Board, pu $30,000 in a provincialgrant. A spokes- man for the board told the town, that the old hall and property could be sold for an additional $ 10,000. Tenders have been. received by the town and tentative approval bas been given to one for $121,000. Counillors- expres- sed the. view that $135,000 would be the cost of the hall. Councillor Ivan Hobbs amended the bylaw to, read that Ontario Municipal Board approval would have to be obtained before construction began. He exDflained that he wanted it in the bylaw, although it was already man- datdry. Councillor Ken Lyall ex- pressed concern t hat the board could not meet the cost of paying back on the deben-., tures. He said that this was the second capital expenditure to go into the former Township of Darlington. (The DArlington Sports Centre). He amended the bylâw to read that the payment on debentures would1 be made by assessment levied against the residents of New- castle, less the amount paid by the Hall Board from its operations, and the Hall Board would enter into an agreement with the town to pay back on the debentures. Having made and voted in favor of bis amendment, he then asked for a recorded vote and voted against the bylaw as amended in its> second reading. The third reading of the bylaw was passed, with Councillor Lyall voting against it. BowmnviIe- Travel Topics Ten Command'ments For Travellers Many first time travellers te a foreign country are unprepared for the cultural shock they wiIl experience. The resuit is that they are often perplexed by the unfamiliar atmosphere they find themselves in. In these circumstances the Ten Commandiments for travellers may be worthheeding.' 1. Thou shait fnot expect to find things as thou has them at home. . for thou has left thy home te find things different. 2. Thou shait flot take anything f00 seriously ... for a carefree mind 15 the beginning of a fine vacation! 3. Thou shalt not let the other tourists get on thy nerves ..for thou art paying out good money to enjoy thyseif I 4. Remember te take only one-half the clothes you think you need ... and twice the amount of money! 5. Remember thy passport se thou knowest where if is at ail times . . . for a man without a passport is a man without a country! 6. Remember if we are expected te stay in one place, we wouldhave been created with roots! 7. Thou shaît fnot worry. He that worrieth hath no pleasure ... few things are ever fatal! 8. Thou shalt fnot make thyseif f00 obviously Canadian *... when in Rome do somfewhat as the Romans do! 9. Thou shaît flot judge the people of a country by the one person with whom thou hast had trouble! 10. Remember thou art a guest in every ln. .. and he that treateth his host with respect is treated as an honored guest. We hope you have found our column informative over the past few months and that when we begin our series again in September you wiIl stili take an interest in our articles. Remember, our service is FREE and our experîenced counsejiors would be pleased t0 assist you with your travel plans. HAVE AN ENJOYABLE SUMMER. 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