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6 The Canadian Statesman. Bûwmanville. September 10, 1975 Hereford Herd to Uxbridge Fair on Sunday coming home with four firsts, tbree seconds and one third. Mrs. Gwen Farmer and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Roberts, Toronto were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dodd and on Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Dane, Mrs. McKenzie and Mr. and Mrs. Hainswortb, Toroto visited witb the Dodds. Monday morning word from Oshawa Hospital, Intensive Care Unit, was that Mr. Jack Gibbs is satisfactory. The Sr. Boys age group 14-17 years, basebail team, was defeated by Enniskilien boys, Sunday afternoon. This was the final gamie of the playoffs and was played in Hampton. The three coaches, R. Bowers, Dave Johnston and Tom Thornton are to be congratu- lated and thanked for the time tbey have spent witb these boys. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hardy and Shane, Whitby, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Prescott. Rev. and Mrs. David North- ey and Angi, Dutton were Saturday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Knowlton. Mr. and Mrs. J. Foches and baby leftMonday morning for a holiday west. Mr. and Mrs. Hank Vandorp and family were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. John Killeen, Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Hoar, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hoar, Pontypool were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hoar. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hoar visited Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McMahon and Mr. and Mrs. A. Jackson, Toronto and then met Miss Louise Hoar at the International Airport when she returned home from visiting ber brother and fam- ily, Mr. and Mrs. John Hoar, Vancouver. Miss Debbie Miller recently left to begin studies at the University of Guelph. Sympathy of the community is extended to Mr. C. W. Woodley and family in the passing of his sister Miss Clara Woodley who passed away in Me1morial Hospital and was buried Saturday afternoon in Bethesda Cerne- tery. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brown, Aylmer spent the w eekend wîth the E. A. Youngman family. Prizes went to Ed Harris, Edna Vivian, Judy Kovacs, Marjorie Vance, Bertha White and Carl Gimblett. The 50-50 prize was won by Dawn Dennis at the weekly Euchre, party Friday night in the Hall Mr. Leslie Goble, Londop- England and Mr. and Mr&. Stan Goble were recent visit- ors of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Martyn and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cargo, Oshawa and were dinner guests of Mr. ar' Mrs. Neil Jewel,, Peterbou.' ougli. 62-7871 Revenend D. Scbamerhorn, united in marriage Debra Lynn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Brooks, and Scott William, son of Mrs. Olga Russell, Oshawa, and Mr. George Russell, Orono, on Satunday, June 28th, 1975 in St. PaulVs United Church, Bow- manville, in a double ring, candlelight ceremony. Mr. Genald Burgess, pnesided at the organ. The fathen and mothen gave thein daughter in marriage, the bride wearing a formal A-uine gown of white, ban-on knit, featuring an attached, long flowing train, a yolk of Venise lace trimmed witb seed pearîs, and long, lily point sleeves. A maracaine camelot with peanl trim beld hier eibow length vel of imported nylon, Witb scallop- ed edge of seed peari trim. She carried a bouquet of red and white Sweetheart roses and baby's breath. The inaid of bonor Miss Julie Fagan, and the brides- maids Misses Lynn Lorimer, and Cathy Brooks, sister of the bride were gowned alike in gowns of mint green floral pattern, witb rnatching shorty jackets. Wearing white pic- ture bats, the maid of honctr wearmng a green bat, they carried nosegays of yellow and white carnations,ý The flower girl Miss Linda Brooks, bride's niece, wore a yellow arnel gown witb a white Swiss dottedi overskirt. Sfe cai ried a basket of veliow and vwbite carnations.' Best rnan was Mr. Bob lane, and the ushers Mr. Jim Brooks, bride's brother, and Mr. Terry Russell, groom's brother. Mr. Steven Brooks, bride's brother acted as ring bearer. The groom was attired in an ail white, black trimmed tuxedo, with red rose hou- tiniere, black edged ruffled shirt and black bow tie. His attendants wore white jackets witb black edged lapels and pockets, wbite ruffled shirts edged ini black, black bow ties, black trousers and yeilow rose boutini enes. For the reception beid at Port Darlington Marina Hotel, the bride's mother received the guests in a formal gown of mint green chiffon, white accessorieso and a corsage of yellow rosr, and white camna tions. 'he w1s asisted in reevn by ethe groom's rnother, in a fomai gown of peach double koit, silver accessories, and a cor sage of peach roses and white car na- tions. Leaving on a honieym~oon to Northern Ontario the bride wore a white, skinrîy strapped pown, with a navy and white polka dot jacket, white acces- sories and a cor-sage of yellow roses and white carnations. Mr. and Mrs. Russell are now residing in Oshawa. Linda Ardelle, daugi Eleanor and the late I Tierney, became the br John David, son of Mrs, Wood, Tyrone, and tht Albert Wood, on Satt August 30th, 1975, in a summer wedding, held John's Anglican Churcli manville, Reverend Ti Gracie, officiated. The bride given in mai ýye bner brother, Mr. I ierney, chose a fc length, booded, Freneh coat over a paley polyester gown, and carried a cascade of daisies, ye]low Sweet WOO hter of Dennis )ride of ;Edna e late turday love 1 1in St. , Bow- .homas rniage Dennis form a 1 h lace yellow dI she white theart to take Nancy and Terry fiack to Kingston for university on Moniday. Mr. and Mrs, eJ. Sevenhuy- sen are with Mr. and Mrs. E. Fowler, John is attending uriversity in Torontoý Nancy is finishing out tobacco for a student. Mr. C. Mercer along with a couple of others spent a few davs tîstung in the north the past week. d - TierneyWVed roses-'and baby's breatb., The bridal attendants, wear- ing mint green polyester, formai gowns and carryiîng nosegays of yellow and white daisies witb baby's breath were the matron of bonor Mrs. John D. Lyle, ani bridesmaids Mrs. Brian Smith and Miss Ruthann Cameron.' The flower girl, Miss Donna Marie Tierney was gowned in pale yellow polyester, trimmed witb white and yellow embroîdered daisies and carried a white basket of white and yellow daisies. Best man was Mr. Ted Wood and the ushers Messrs. Brian Smith and Raymond Camer- on. Mr. John Mavin acted as ring bearer. - For the reception held at Memorial Par k Clubbouse, the bride's mother wore a coral chiffon gown, with a corsage o)f Belinda ïroses bapd whitecrn-atio1ï. Shie was assisted in reeeiving the guests by the groom's mother, who chose a two piece, yellow printed chiffon gown, and a corsage of Sonya Sweetheat roses with.,white carnations. Iding Leaving on a boncymoon trip to Niagara Falls, the bride wore a one piece outfit of, brown slacks, with an orange top, and a corsage of Beliada, ami yellow Sweetbeart roses. Mr. and Mrs. Wood are now -residing at R.R. 5, Bowman- ville. TYRONE Mrs. Lloyd Alldread and Mrs. Walter Rahm attended a miscellaneous shower for Miss Janice Rabm, Saintfield, TÉhursday evenmng at the home of Mrs. James McLaughlin, Ertniskillen. Mrs. Don Stainton and Mrs. Lloyd Alldread attended a miscellaneous shower for Miss Irene Mercer, Kendal, at the'home of Mrs. Joe Walker, Orono, Sunday afternoon. -Mes. Doni Badour wsin Gý1At, F Wa ndStra judýging the iight hrss t theit' Fair. The Brent family bad a good show ing with their horses at Orono Fair on Saturday while the Gerry Cornîshs' took their _______________ I ELIZABETH VILLE Cburch services were back to normal. Rev. Bantlett spoke on, "Respecting God's Hed- ges" . Miss Nancy Waiker sang a solo. Next week our gerieral meeting of the U. C.W. will be beld at the churclb and Mrs. Crowburst the preSident of the Presbyterial will bc our speaker. Next Suniday ser- vices will be at 9:15 a.m. our usual time. On Tuesday evening the Elizabetbviile Women's Insti- tute met at Miss E. Carruth- er's borne. A goodly number attended. Mrs. H. Tbîckson, the president presided. The roll caîl was, "wbich bas more influence on a child's upbring- ing, home, schiool or cburcb? The minutes were read and appnoved. A letter from our foster child Opal Bell was read. Sorne quilt blocks were on display. We have till Sept. 30 to get the rest finished. Programs were given out. Tickets for a tea at Golden Plougli were sold., We have heen invited to go witb Sbilob ladies on their bus trip. Our meetings will be the first Tuesday afternoon of the month for the test of the year. The meeting was turned over to the Educational and Cul- tuîral Activities Convenor, Mrs. H. White. Mrs. G. Morris explained the Northumber- land County Restructuring Study wich some of the ladies attended in Port Hlope recent-- ly. Mrs. Eva Longyean gave us a detailed paper on their trip to Calgary in the summer. We, had a paper on the Plougbing MIatch. Most of the ladies prefered a visit instead of a game as tbey hadn't met since June. Next meeting Oct. 7 Mrs. H. Muldrew's group. Mn. and Mrs. D. Warener, Elaine and Karen, Califonnia anived by plane on Wednes- day to spend a week with ber parents Mr. and Mns. O. Mercer. Other visitons while they are bere were, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mercer, Montreal, Mn. Roy Beatty, Mn. and Mrs. J. Beatty, Toronto, Mr, and Mrs. R. Provost and Angie, Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs. J. Fajt, and famiiy, Pontypool as well ns several of the neighbors. Mn. and Mns. C. Mercer é spent last Sunday with Mn. and Mns. E. Elliott at thein a FI cottage and called on ti e> Muidrews in Oshawa on th(e 44 1ay home. Miss Nancy Walker was home over the weekend and e bad berboy friend with ber. Dave .1alke andh;s girli plan flveen. service.ý Need Sait?? Get One Box. FREE with every $5.00 purchase excluding cigarettes At Liberty General Store 101 Liberty St. N. Bowmlanvillie Russell - Brooks Wedding Corne to. I THE BEST DEALS NORMAN'S reC-LT r a hRBES 4 1114l6M pU.,~o oe CVraOaTIcRel 6ol SeF4748coorI lI s .os 1 sl ar 'do- S 0 Vt SoS olO-IdVleo GUard T-nîr Systam ChroMtlîoOne .SAVE BIG$$$ -Norman -',sEntertajnrlment Centre SALES - SERVICE -- RENTALS 1218BSiMccoeSt. N. 579-2411 Oshawa "We Service What We Seîli",