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Slute - Mlairs Wedding Nestleton United Church on Saturday, July 17, 1976 with daughter of Mr. and Mrs. was the setting for the Rev. Victor Parsons offici- Norman Mairs of R.R. 1, wedding of Sandra Dianne ating. Nestleton and the groom is the Mairs and John Leonard Slute The bride is the only eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. - Leonard Slute of R.R. -1, Oshawa. e L c, rg etîon of The soloist was Miss Joyce Lane and the accompanist ~ y~ Mrs. Cheryl MacMaster. az t (Il' (jýI 'ý4ï ' ;The bride was given in th. ~urh~n ~marriage by her parents. Her u a rn egown, made by her mother, was a formal gown of poly- T C P U L T YL C J V ' R R,'îC ES4 ester crepe with a high-necked *~I~1ike-~ Y~ lace insert and matching lace 00dFFRSC),iA IZ!7D ýýîVP'_' trim accenting the empire waistline and cuffs. Guipure lace trimmed the full-length veil held by a bandeau of lace, pearîs and crystalettes and she carried a cascade of baby 'MHMIêIGS pink roses and white car- nations. "' The bride was attended by Miss Bonnie MacLeod of Oshawa as maid of honour, ~or fts~1fMrs. Joan Swain of Black- y M1, çî 576- u8 stock, Mrs. Denise Kent of 1 1 Orono and Miss Susan Slute of PEN MODAY 94AST STORE -OPENMOND Y 9mWEST STORE EAST: - ---WEST: 1I -NORTYH: FLOWER SHOnP and TrlLWIMIOPaIII FLOWER SHOP GARDEN CENTRE GARDEN CENTRE Highway No. 2 à Bond Street SBarc Osawa - 1Bowm a nvi IIe - k_________Separate 5 Minutes V 5~Minutes, CL ing Street Sho M234441 5~18728-5159 igh WaYNO . 2 5-1 8 1124 Simcoe bt. n. open 9-9 Dily1 292 King St. W.Opn 96 Thu.,Fri. to 9P. m. Oshawa, sist.er of the groom, as bridesmaids. Miss Lorrie Swain, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Swain of Black- stock, was the flower girl. They wore floor-length gowns of floral eyelet over pink and green lining with matching short-brimmed bats. They carried white wicker baskets of pink carnations, white daisies and blue strawflowers. Mr. Don Swain of Black- stock acted as best man, and the ushers were Mr. Grant Slute of Oshawa, brother of the groom, Mr. Gord Bray of Oshawa and Mr. Rob Mairs of Blackstock, brother of the bride. The groom wore an all-white. Newport. suit con- trasted by the men's suits of white jackets and black pants. Following the ceremony, the wedding party and guests were invited to the new home of the bride's parents. For the reception, -held at the Nestleton Community Centre, the bride's mother received wearing a formai floral gown of cotton sateen. The groom's mother assisted wearing a formal mint-green, gown with cape sleeves. Both rnothers wore corsages of yellow roses. For her going-away outfit, the bride wore a yellow and navy pantsuit with matching hat and -a white gardenia corsage. The happy couple enjoyed a brief honeymoon ln northern Ontario and are now residing in North Nestieton. -Virtue Photo Blackstock Blackstock Fair was a great success with the largest at- tendance ever, and- many enjoyed renewing old ac- quaintances. The executive and others who helped certain- ly deserve a lot of credit for the greatest fair Blackstock has ever had. Congratulations to Cindy VanCamp who won the pre-, liminary round in the Dairy Princess Competition at the C.N.E. on Saturday. Best of luck to Cindy as she goes on to the next round on Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mc- Shane and girls, Brampton, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mountjoy and boys. Mr. and Mrs. Les Bushfield, London, 'spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Byers. Mr.,and Mrs. Ray Mountjoy and Robbie, Stouffvîlle, visit- ed Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mountjoy and boys. Mr. a)nd Mrs. Gordon Mc- Lean, Bowmanville; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Siemmon, Hamp- ton; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wilson, Oshawa, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Tennyson Samelîs. Winners at the weekly Sen-ior citizens 1adparty with 18 tables were: lst- Erwin Marshall - 86, 2nd- Irene Cox - 86, 3rd - Doug Brock - 83, 4th - Freeman McCullough -. 83, 5th - Maxine Brock - 79, 6th - Ruby Tripp - 78, Low - Agnes Prescott. The Mountjoy family held their annual reunion on Sun- day and due to weather conditions enjoyed their picnic in the town hall. The Blackstock U.C.W. booth was a great success at the Blackstock Fair. Miss Vera Forder is spend- ing a week with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wan- nan, St. Catharines, are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Mountjoy. Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLaugh- lin hosted a get-together on Sunday with about 35 mem- bers of the Murphy famfily in' honor of Mr. and Mrs. Garry Murphy (nee Susan Dormer) of London England, and pre- sented the young couple with many useful gifts. Joan MoT1ý tt1--pent - lAst wek a Richards, Bowmanville spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bradburn. A surprise party was held for Mrs. Walter Lawrence by ber family and relations in honor of Muriel's birthday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lawrence and family, Newtonville, on Saturday. There were 54 guests to wish her the best and her husband gave ber a lovely orchid, and she received several beautiful gifts. There was a lovely dinner and a big cake which they ail sang Happy Birthday as she cut it. The guests came from Port Perry, Toronto, Rexdale, South River, Ajax, Newcastle, Oshawa, Missis- sauga, and Islington. The evening was spent going over The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Sept. 1 1976 3 "Flowers with Feeling" For Any Occasion Tel. 623-3377 OPEN MONDAY CLOSED WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON £ev 9I~al4at 133 Church Street Bowmanville Fresh Flower and Dried Flower Arrangements for FUNERALS - WEDDINGS HOSPITAL and HOME Be sure and take a look at our Bridai Showcase inorwindow. THE OPTICALID01UTIOD 30 KING ST. WEST MiSS G. ZIEGLER BOWMANVILLE DSESN PIIN PHONE 623-4477 DSESN PIIN "Just what have you done for the good of humanity which might help me in pronouncing sentence?" asked the judge of the convicted pickpocket who stood before him. "Weil, your Honor," replied the offender, "l've kept three or four detectives and policemen working regularly."1 CLOTHES CARE HINT: PREVENT CONTAGION- Germs cannot live in freshly cleaned clothing -- have your garments cleaned regularly. Corne and meet the a uthors of Orono's History Book "Out of the Mîsts" Sunday, Septem ber 5th at Orono Museum 2:00 p.m.to 4:00 p.m. The marriage of Elizabt Mae, daughter of Mr.a Mrs. Clifford Reid, Bowni ville to William Bruce, soi Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Re Bowmanville took place Saturday, July 17, 1976 at fc o'clock in Trinity Unit Church. Rev. Robert Gay Reid - Reid Wedding1 andh Regina, Sask., gncle of the, Tabb and ushers were Mr. an- bride, officiated. Wayne Taylor and Mr. Ross ni of Attending the bride were Reid, brother of the bride. eid, maid of honour, Miss Leah The reception folowed at on- Woodward and bridesmaids 'the Lions Centre, Bowman- fnr Miss Cathy Tighe and Miss ville. - ?hoto by Astor ted yof be Frn S A) Miss en Crago had an enjoyable plane trip to attend hrnephew's wedding in Prince George, B.C., recently. Congratulations to Karen Dow who was awarded first prize in the Ladies' Lead Class with ber lamb, at Ottawa Exhibition last week. One of the requirements for this class was an all-wool costume. Karen's -outfit was a full length, 'light blue, al-wool jumper, worn over a beige blouse and ber matching head scarf completed ber en- semble. Besides a nîce cash prize, Karen received the honour of representing Eastern Ontario at the Royal Winter Fair this Fal. % years gone by and ended up with a sing song and corn roast. Sympathy is extended to Mn. and Mrs. Austin Beacock on the passing of bis sister, Miss Vera Beacock. Mr. and Mrs. Don Larmer and family, Peterborough, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gibson, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Larmen and family, Pickering wene Saturday callens of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Larmer. Marie Reid, sister of the bride. Best man was Mr. Dave w ,rsý -11 Kevin Crago took his 4-H Steer to the Achievement Day Show at Blackstock Fair last Saturday. He placed in the first group of juniors with his steer and was in the' second group for showmanship. We are pleased to report that Everett Wood was one of the winners at the "'Old Time Fiddlers' Contest in Tweed recently. A group of about 25 BHS Band'members and parents attended the Band Concert last Monday evening in Osha- wa when the visiting Mil- waukee , ontinentals per- tormed. The Bowmanville group was invited to meet these young musicians and to socialize with them at a corn roast out at Camp Samac where the Milwaukee group was staying enroute to the, C.N.E. The B.H.S. Band is also invited to hear the Oxford Band from England when they play at the Bandshell on Sept 6th. These invitations were extended to our band because of the fine reputation they have earrîed through their recent successful trips to the U1nited States. 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