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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvilie, September 8, 1976 3 ~A E ization is always ready to NEWONVLLEwelcome new membersi N E w T~N *Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mc- Peters - Owen Wedd A loveiy sumnmer wedding major John Wood, united in was held on Saturday, August marriage Colleen L. Owen, 2lst, 1976, ln the Salvation and David 'T. Peters. The Army Citadel,, Oshawa, Iwhen organist was Mrs. Manlie Worth &4A Thousand Words 1 i 1 ONE 8 x10OCOLOR PORTRAIT 88" Get acquainted wvith our new collection of color and scenic backgrounds. photography times shooting dates location Thurs., Fri., Sat. Sept. 16- 17- 18 Phoiorapher Hours: Thurs. 10 - 5; FFn 10 - 8; Sat. 9 - s Ail ages: Babies, childrets and aduts. One siting per suject. Additiona sbecs-groups or individuaals ini sane fansily $100 persbjec. No proofs choose from finished pro fessional portraits (poses-our selection.) Yoa enay sIeet additional portraits offered at reasonable prices. Guaranteed conpee satisfaction or money cheerfully refunded. No h..adlisg charge. ling Boville and the soloist Mr. Norman Kitney. The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Roy Owen R.R. 6, Bowmanville, and the groom's parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peters, Sydney, Nova Scotia. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a formai white matte jersey gown, fashioned with a high neckline, long straight sleeves and chapel train. Venise lace enhanced the sheer yolk, sleeves and bodice. A match- ing hat held a single tier, Frenchi Illusion veil and she carried a white bible enhanc-' ed with yellow roses and baby's breath in silk floss with hanging stalks. The matron of honor, was Mrs. Carolyn Walker, the bridesmaids Mrs. Michael Cole, Mrs. Ray Reid, and Mrs. Roy Owen, Jr. The junior bridesmaid was Miss Tammy Peters.* Gowned alike in for- mai gowns of powder blue with matching floppy brim- med hats, they carried nose- gays of yellow daisies and baby's breath. The best man was Mr. Warren Young, and the ushers Mr. Roy Owen, Mr. Roy Taylor and Mr. Ross Peters. Junior usher was Master Mark Owen. The groom and bis attendants wore black tuxedos, blue ruffled shirt?, with blue tinted carnation boutonnieres. The bride's mother received the guests at the reception heid at the Genosha Hotel, Oshawa, wearing a formai gown of yellow silk crepe, gold shoes, white gloves and a corsage of yellow Sweetheart roses. She was assisted by the groon's mother who wore a formal gown of pink flowered polyester, black accessories and a corsage of pink Sweet- heart roses. Leaving for a honeymoon trip to the East Coast, the bride wore a navy and red vested pant suit, with a corsage of red Sweetheart roses. Mr. and Mrs. Peters are now residing in Oshawa, at 190 Nonquon Road, Apt. 510. Prior to the wedding the bride was honored with sever- al showers given by Mrs. Joyce Cowie, and Mrs. Brenda FINEST QUALITY TOWELS - BED LINENS KENWOOD BLANKETS New Line of REPRODUCTION PINE FURNITURE 3 Shodes \2168 Church Street 623-6776 Proprietors: Gladys Elliott and Evelyn McTavîsh Cook - Westlake Wedding Eldad United Church, Solina was beautifully decorated on Saturday, July'24tb, 1976, for the miarriage of Shirley Mar- lene, daugbter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis H. Westlake, Solina, and Thomas Norman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cook, Courtice. Reverend Paul Erb officiat- ed at the double ring cere- mony. The organist was Mrs. Donald Taylor, Solina, who also accompanied the wedding guests in the singi ng of a bymn. The bride, given in mar- riage by hier parents, was radiant in a formal gown of white chiffon over taffeta, designed' witb a hîgh neckline, short sleeves and buttoned down the back. A pinksatin sasb circled the waist, witb ,a bqw and streamers at the back. French lace adorned the bodice, waist and the hem line which flowed into a chapel train. Wearing alarge, white, chiffon bat, she carnied an arm bouquet of three large, pink silk roses, baby's breath, green and .wite streamers, and wore bier mother's gold locket. The matron of bonor Mrs. Joan Blackburn, sister of the bride, wore a formal gown of pink polyester jersey, a white, floppy, brimmed bat, and carried an arm bouquet of wbite daisies, baby's breath,- greens and white ibbons. The bridesmaids were Mrs. Phyl- lis Arn Broome, sister of the bride, and Mrs. Roberta Nesbitt, sister of the groom. Wearing formai mint green gowns and white, floppy brimmed bat, tbey carried armn bouquets of yellow dais- ies, baby's breatb, greens and yellow streamers. Best man was Mr. Fred Cook, brother of the groom and the ushers, Mn. Bobby Cook, groom's cousin, and Mr. Ingi am, bv Mr s.Carolyn Walker and Mrs. Darlene Owen; by Mrs. Lucille Pierson and Gaye; 'and by co-workers of Osbawaj General Hospital Nursing staff. Tbe bride's mother bosted a trousseau tea at ber home, assisted by Mrs. Brenda Ingram, and 'Mrs. Lucille Pierson and Gaye. A rebearsal party was beld at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Reid. -Photo by Piper Studio Gradua te JohnnDavi Wolfe son of Mr. and Mrs. R.G. Wolfe, Blackstock, graduated from tbe University of Guelph on May 29, 1 976 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Hlonor Biology. John will commence ja Master of Science prograff at Trent University in September. Kevin Westlake. bride's brother.' Honorary ushers were Messrs Ronald Broome and Robert Blackburn. For the reception held at Solina Community Hall, the bride's mother' received the guests in a fQrmal gown of, pink Itahian knit, a-matching long sleeved jacket and a corsage of pînk Sweetheart roses and white carnations. The groom'smother assisted in a formal deep shrimp, silk knit gown, witb an attached short cape, and a corsage of pink Sweetheart roses and pink carnations. The bride's going away outfit was a blue polyester jersey jump suit,* neutral accessories and a corsage of Malcolm - AhIR Newcastle United Church was the scene of a lovely1 summer wedding on Saturday, August l4th, 1976 when Wilma Ariene, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gordon Allin was united in marriage by Rever- end D. Spivey to Glenn Lawrence, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Macolm,- R.R. 1, Nestleton. The organist was Mrs. Everett Brown and the soloist Miss Gail Malcolm, sister of the groom. Givýen in marriage by her father, the bride wore a formal gown of white lustre satin. Designed in an A-uine style, the bodice featured a V-shaped neckline and high waist. The cuffs of long, ful sleeves, the neckline, waist and chapel train were accent- ed by appliques of silk lace. A two tiered, below shoulder veil, feul from a matching lace trimmed cap and she carried a bouquet of pink silk rose- buds, white baby's breath and satin ribbon. The matron of honor, Mrs. Ian McKenzie, bride's sister, and the bridesmaids Miss Sandra Hunter, Miss Laurie Malcolm, groom's sister and Mrs. Joe Hough were gowned alike in formal, A-uine gowns of apricot pompadour silk. Wearing white daisies in their coiffures, they carried bou- quets of white daisies, baby's ,breath and lace. yellow and white silk daisies. Mr., and Mrs. Cook are now residing -in Penticton, British Columbia, at 165 Edmonton Avenue, Suite 211. Prior to the wedding the happy couple were honored with various showers and presentations., Mrs. Joan Blackburn, and Mrs. Phyllis Ann Broome; Mrs. Reg. Land, Cathy and Susanne gave miscellaneous showers; Miss Joan Grant, a shower; Mrs. Roberta Nesbitt, a presenta- tion; fellow students and teachers at Durham College, a presentation; Solina Com- munity, a shower; and a weicome home party for the groom, given by Bob Black- burn and Ron Broome. -McRobbie Photo in Wedding Best man was Mr. Barry Malcolm, groom's brother and the ushers Messrs. Neil Allun, bride's brother, David and Dennis Malcolm, brothers of the groom., The groom wore a white tuxedo and bis attend- ants' similar white jackets, black trousers, with pink rosebud boutonnieres. For' the reception held in Newcastle Community Hall, the bride's mother received the, guests in a formal gown and matching coat 'of green floral chiffon assisted by the groom's mother who chose a formal gown of pink polyester crepe. For a honeymoon in North- ern Ontanlo the bride chose a street length dress and match- ing jacket of sea green Windsong satin, white acces-, sories and a corsage of yellow Sweetheart roses. The happy couple are now residing at R.R. 1, Nestieton. -McRobbie Photo BLOOD DONOR Janice, Bonnie and Gail Seto, of Bowmanivîlle, spent Tuesday here with Mrs. Mary Jones and Carol Henderson and Sherry Rogerson were luncheon guests, also, that day. Mrs. Leone Lane was a visitor the past week, with Mr. and Mrs. Barry Lane, and family in Peterborough. Mr. and Mrs. P.J. Rowe of Viewlake were Tuesday after- noon visitors witb Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gilmer. Miss Aima Learoyd, of Toronto, who had attehded the 5th wedding anniversary of her brother Everett and his wife, in Unionville, the prev- ious Sunday passed away suddenly last Tuesday. They were close relatives of the Holman family, well known in this area. 1Mesdames Bernice Hender- son, A. Tizzard, Olive Hender- son, Margaret Elliott, and Inez Boughen were among those attending the U.C.W, at Kendal, last Wednesday even- ing, where C. Downs gave a talk on "Stewardship." A social time was enjoyed after the prograrn. Mr. and Mrs. Melville Samis moved to their new home in Port Hope last week. Newtonville Women's Insti- tute sponsored a Trentway bus trip last Thursday, Sept. 2' with Mr. Irwin Warner, driver and 36 smiling ladies on board. Leavîng about 9 a.m. they travelled to Campbellford to view the making of the- World's Finest Chocolates, at the factory. t was an interest- ing experience to watch the p-eparation of the cocoa bean for the largevats of stirring chocolate,' to the conveyors of the finished product, being assembled into bars, and containers of the final choco- late. The firm was most generous, in giving each lady a large chocolate bar. At noon, all went their various ways, to different restaurants in Campbellford and a bit of shopping. Then on to Lange Century Village, where relies of the past were admired reminding us of visits to our grandparents'. The village was arranged by the County of Peterborough as a Centennial projeet of,1967, with assistance froma the Federal and Provincial gov- ernments. It was an ideal day to visit the different buildings, seeped in county history. - the homestead of David Fife, of the famous Red Fife Wheat - the old township hall; the blacksmith shop; schooi house; and country store. The clap-board church was beauti- fui and the hand-carved organ was played, by an attendant. So the summer has passed and the regular meetings of the Womnen's Institute will be starting again, and the organ- Innes with Mr. and Mrs. Duane Chrysier and famîly, attended a Barbeque at Col- borne, Saturday evening spon- sored by the local Kinsman Club. ýDî CQ kg, UccQ "Do you think you know ail about how to run a grocery store?" "Ne, sir,1' do not."1 "Weil, l'Il try you. 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