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Jacobs 7 Lowery Wedding On Saturday, September 4th, by her parents wore a formal 1976 ' on the lawn at her gown of white georgette chif- parent's home, Karen Doreen, fon. A semi-fitted bodice was daughter'of Mr. and Mrs. gathered at the neckline and James, Lowery, Kirby, be- waistline with a gathered came the bride of Warren ruffled collar. A circular, William,' son of Mr. and Mrs. gathered skirt with a deep Yarney Jacobs,. Toronto. Rev- ruffle complemented a sash erend Basil Long officiated, with a large, bow and floor with Mr, and Mrs. Alan Cohen length ties. Long-, full sleeves of Toronto playing the wed- also gathered at the wrists, ding music on an electric formed ruffles. Her headpiece guitar and organ. was of pearîs which held a The bride givenin marriage finger-tip veil and she carried BULKY WOOL SALE Danish'Bulky ýReg.s$1.79 NOW $1.39 Tweedola ne Rg 12 O 9 PATCHWORK 31 KI NG ST. W.BO ANIL BOMAVIL> CDyeQwe, CudQ Two women werepreparing to board the airliner. One of them turned ta the pi lot an said "Now please don't travel faster than scund. We want ta talk.", CLOTHES CARE HlIMT: STAINS FROM BEVERAGES will damage garments quickly. Take them immediately ta your Drycleaner for expert professional attention. N.H.L. OLD-TIMERS VS. KINSMEN ALI-STARS Sunday, February 6th, 2 p.m. at BOWMAN.IVILLE MEMORIAL ARENA DRBomavil Cleaneýrs Ltd 84King St. W. 623-5520 ""We Specialîze in Shirt Laundering"*, 623-6543 a bouquet of yellow Sweet- heart roses. The bride's sister, Miss Sharon Lowery was the maid of honor, and the bridesmaîd Mrs. Janet Tedford, of Owen Sound, Cousin of -the bride.. They were gowned alike in, gowns of blue and green flowered georgette, white pic- ture hats with bow and trim o f matching georgette, and car- ried baskets of yellow roses, white daisies and yellow mums., Jacobs, the groom's brotfler and the usher Mr. Carl Lowery, the bride's brother. The groom and his attendants wore black tuxedos, white ruffled shirts, black bow ties and buttonieres. At the reception and dance held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Morton, a cousin of the bride, the bride's mother wore a formai gown of sea blue georgette and a yellow -orchid corsage. The groom's mother wore a formai gown of beige chiffon and wristlet of coral Sweetheart roses. Guests were present from Texas, Maryland, Pennsyl- vania, Toronto, Owen Sound, Peterborough, Woodville, Orono and surrounding area. Showers were given in the bride's honor by Mrs. Leona Wilson, at her home, with co-hostesses Mary Forrest and Norma Ransberry. At the home of Stella and, Dick Morton, co-hostesses Amy Morton, Adele and Heather McGill and at the Hotel Toronto by Mrs. Ann Harris grandmother of the groom. ,Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs are now residing at Newmarket. Photo by Jim Tedford. Elizabethville Church services were held. Rev. R. Bartlett brought us an excellent talk on "Things do happen in Church". Our choir sang an anthem. The l5th annual 'Meeting of Cobourg Presbyterial is February 2nd at Brighton at 9:30 a.m. On Wednesday afternoon the executive meeting of the United Church Women was held at Mr. and Mrs. M. Gardiner's home. A good turn out. Our new presid ent Mrs. Ken- Trew presided., Mrs. N. 'Gardiner is the new secretary. World's Day of Prayer was discussed. It is our turn to have the service. We ordered the leaflets. The president, secretary, and one delegate from each unit will be appointed to attend the Rally at Brighton. We plan to have our March meeting in the afternoon on the l6th. Our dune 21 and September 30th in the eveliing and our Decemiber one at 10:30 a.mi. We set our strawberry supper for July 6th. Mrs. Riches is o ur new social convenor and we voted $300 toward more dishes, silverware, etc. which she is to purchase. It was also decided that ahl members bring a tea towel with Garden Hill mark- ed on it at each unit meeting in the next month. Our March general meeting is missionary and Garden Hill has the lunch. No lunch was served as our meeting began with dessert and coffee. Mr. Tom Wood isspending a few days convalescing with his brother Mr. A. Wood, Oshawa. Mrs. Lorny Cann is. in Peterboro hospital. Local Bernordos Attend Exhibiton in Peterborough I I * .1 Reg. $1.29 NOW 99' v