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On Saturday, March leth, 1978, at 4:30 p.m. Patricia. Diane Gîbson was united in marriage by Rev. John Peters to Robert 'John Murdock in Trinity United Church. Mr. John Crookshank presided at the organ and the wedding music was sung by Sharon Webb, Suzanne Dudley and Sahidra Peacock. Their parents are Mr. and Mr.Norman Gibson, Bow- manville and Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Murdock, Oshawa. Escorted by her father and given in marriage by her parents, the bride wore a Princess uine dress of whte polyester satin with long sleeves, lace yoke inset with mandrin collar. Matching ful length hooded cape trimmed with white maribou, form ed a train and she carried a long cascade of white philanopsis orchids, white miiniature carnations, stephanotis and ivy. The matron of honour was the brides' sister, Mrs. Marlene Lindquist, Central r Dat*un tB2107'uSp ec i aI trm$3675 Pilce Is't ail that makes It speclal *Lively overhead valve engine that's stlngy on gas *Power assisted front dise brakes *Efficient rust-inhîbitors eSpeedomaetor in mph. and km/h. @Flow through ventilationi 4lrgnt bucket seats *Lots of interior roomn e mple trunk space Add ht aH up end you'll gel a very speis cr. Midway Datsun Llmlted 1300 Durda StE. Whhltby;UM M 6086828 Butte Sask. The bridesmaids were Miss Brenda Murdock, Oshawa, sister of the groom, Mrs. Faye Jackson-Spray, Toronto and Miss Elizabeth Gu mmow, Gait. Wearing identical formai gowns of, Royal blue polyester satin, with matching long sieeved jackets trimmed with pale blue maribou, they carried nosegays of white silk daisies, blue star flowers and paie blue ribbons to compliment their dresses. The best man was Mrs. Garry Murdock, Ottawa, brother of the groom, and the ushers were Messrs. Dwight Murdock, brother of the groom, James Webb and Neil Sheardown of Roseneath. The gro and bis attendants wore black tuxedos, For the reception held in Trinity United Church Hall, the bride's mother received the guests in a formai gown of jewei green polyester jersey and a corsage of corai silk roses. The groom's mother assisted wearing a formal gown of apricot chiffon over taffeta and a corsage of Belinda orange roses. Mr. Ross Jackman, friend of the famiiy was master of ceremonies. After the reception, a dance was held in Centennial Hall. Leaving for a skiing holiday at Mount Orford, Quebec, the bride chose a beige tunic with matching accessories and the groom a vested navy corduoroy suit. Prior to the weddiag the bride was honoured with 5 showers. The groom's parents entertained the wedding party following the wedding rehearsal at their home. Guests were present from Saskatchewan, Ottawa, Goderich, Brantford, Brock- ville, London and Trenton as well as five grandpareats of the happy couple. Mr. and Mrs. John Murdock are now residing in Watford. Ont. Photo by Gien Jackman BETHANY Manvers Township Arts and Crafts Show Exhibitor's Profile Gordon 'Curnow and sister Beth have realized -their life-long amibition - to devote full-time to the operation of their ceramic's factory. Together they bult the Pine Ridge Shop on Hwy. 7A, east of Nestieton and live close té their work at Shady Bay, Lake Scugog. Nearly 100 molds used, are of tin hand-crafted, following designs of families and true shapes such as traditional urns, vases and bowls and extending to a variety of animais and doils, The glazes are varied, and their research into this field has developed into an original and beautiful charcoal glaze, known as the Nestleton line of their ceramies. The painstaking hand-appli- cation of this decorative work is shown in their unique doils. A recent undertaking is the design of a mold taken fromn the antique cast-iron horse's head tethering post. Pianned for the future is a hobby shop, a welcome addition to their area and a demonstration of the Curnow family's skills will be appreciated. They will have an exhibit at the Manvers Township Arts and Crafts Show St. Paul's Anglican Patrick Yu, a lay reader, for St. Paul's Anglican, was in charge of the service on Sunday. Patrick is a Trent University student, although next termn he is completing his university courses in Toronto and is also being marrîed. Patrick chose John 11: 17 as his text and spoke of this sad story which should have been a joyous tale as it was an Easter or resurrection event - a death and a revival. We hear of a number of experiences of people on the edge of death and being brought back to life and many tell of the sights seen during this period. Death raises many, many questions for us. If there is nothing beyond dçath, life is a sad thing, but for one who believes in an eternîty this life is spent ini preparing for it. Many believe money will get what yoù want and where you want, to go. The Bible is strangely silent about what people see between when they die and when they are brought back to life as in the case of Lazarus. It is not what happens that is important, but what we will be accountable for after death, Jesus came to bring life, now and after death. United Church The Official Board of the Bethany Pastoral Charge will meet in the Sunday School room, Bethany, on April 25 at 8 p. m. If you have used Christmas cards to dispose of they may, be left with Mrs. Marjorie Coppins. Mr. Graham plans on gîving a series of sermons on "Highest Things", and this Sunday spoke on "The Highest Office" and referred to Paul's letter to the Ephesians. What would be the highest office one can achieve? In politics, in Canada, the prime minister or governor-general, in the States, the president, in business, the president, in school the principal etc. etc. If we asked Paul he, without hesitation, would say, "Apostie", for, by the will and grace of God he became an apostle of Jesus Christ. He was bora of a rich family, well-educated, and had a high standing in the Jewish faith, but he gave up that life for a lîfe of hardship., He was put in prison, beaten, often hungry and executeçi, but he gave ail hîs past life to be an apostie - the highest office. He defead- ed God because of the sacredness of the office. What meaning has it for us? To be every Christian - sonie only to live a Christian life. Like Paul, we could do ahl things that the Lord requires of us, and we ahl can be an apostie of Christ by the will of GQçd and be His special messenger. A.C.W. The opening service of the A.C.W., held at Debbie Wood's, was given by Loraine Smith, who began with "A Woman's Prayer", the last verse being:, Help me to do my woman's share, Make me courageous, strong to bear, Suaishine or shadow in my life Sustain me ini the daily strife. To keep content. Most of us in our lîfe time Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ho0ar of Newcastle are pleased to announce to marriage of their daughter Heather to Robert Griffin , son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Griffin of Toronto, on Friday, December 9th. 1977 in The marriage of Angela Elaifne Jeans, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Jeans of Bowmanvilie and Ronald Arthur De Mille, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold De Mille, took place at the Bowmaavilie Pentecostal Church on Friday, March 24C4' 1978. The bride wore a flormaI have some women we admire and wîsh we could be like them and Loraine referred to a teacher, Mrs. Ida Carscad- den, whom she feit taught ber pupils to have respect for others, -particularly the, eiders.' She read Proverbs 3:03 about, a virtuons -womPan.. The description of this woman leaves nothing ta the imag'ina,,- tion for ail her good qualities are outlined in detail. First of ail she is industrious. She was faithful ta her husband. He trusts in her conduct, that she wili speak before ail people and act ini ail affairs with prudence and discretion and as ta bring upon him neither damage nor reproach. He trusts in ber fideiity ta his interests. She cares for her household and makes clothes. She does not like being idie. Her industriousness leads her ta add ta the famiiy income by ber business adventures and she takes time ta help the needy. Above ail she is guided by a principle of conscience and regard for God and His divine power. One important thing ta remember about this virtuous woman is that she was a happy woman. Happiness in this lîfe and in the life ta come is the goal of us ail and 50 it is Bowmanville Mal gown of whiteChantilly lace with finger tip veil also of Chantilly lace. She carried a lovely bouquet of yellow and white sîlk flowers. The maid of honour was Miss Nancy Jeans, sister of the bride. Bridesmaîds were Miss Karen Jeans, aiso sister of the bride and Miss Sherry weil for us ta consider the things that made ber happy and that made ber childrea rise up and caîl her blessed and that made ber husband praise her and deiight in ber Nancekievill, a cousin of Bracebridge. They. also carried bouquets of yellow and white siik flowers. The best man was Mr. Barry Brooking. The bride's uncle, Rev. David Nancekievill -of Brace- bridge, officiated. The happy couple are resid- ing in Bowmaniviile. and also that brought her strength, honour and happiness. We are sorry to hear Mrs. Westofl Hutchinson was taken to the hospital again. Our BREN DA J. 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Riding bas become'a most interesting recreation for the at lFea4p Newcastle United Church. Reverend David Spivey officiated.ý Mr, and Mrs. Griffin are residing in Cobourg. Photo by Wayne Hunt Spenceley's or as Janet says 'Horses are their life!". Rev. and Mrs. Fieko were renewing acquaintances iii the village this week. They were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Weatherilt. Derena Clark had the misfortune to faîl and break her arm. However, "a littie thing like a break" neyer gets her down, as she was bowling two days this week despite the misfortune. THE Wýho helped over 5 million people learn to lose weiqht while they enjoyed foods like spaghetti and meat bails, cheeseburgers, real cocoa rrilkshakes? Who has over 7 million hours of classroon experierice, 15 successf ul years in creating one of the world's rnost-advanced weight loss programs? 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