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uUtc~aug~Qmn - ~Dû~cQQ 6bIkddt~g SQgto, - gD"a CUkddting Father Frank Mihelic gown of Silesta knit, fashioned brothe solemnized the marriage of with long sleeves. The attach- Foster Marianna Elizabeth Tax and ed hood was outlined with bearer Lee F. Elston,, on Saturday, maribou, as was the cathedral December l6th, 1978, at 4 p.m. train. She carried a cascade of Rec( in St. Joseph's Church, Bow- oag wehatrsswt recept: manville. The organist was apple blossoms. Hall, t] Mrs. Joan Santomero, the The bridai attendants were a gom guitarist Kevin Morris, and the maid of honor, Diana Tax, ada the soloist Bill Van Boxtel. sister of the bride,, and the e- The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Tax, R. R. 4, Bowmanville, and the groom 's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elston, 218 Highland Avenue, Oshawa. Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a formai briîdeèsm aids weèreaî sister-of the groom, Diane Elston, and Rose Mary, Jo-Anne and Caroline Tax, sisters of the bride. Best man was Mrs. Dan MacDonald, and the ushers were the groom's _brother Scott Eiston, Robe4T.,, m1e ui wore a a creai a cons hearti Mr. residir Brant: er of the bride, Craig w and Ken Clement, ring ýr was John Tax. ýeiving the guests at a tion held at St. Joseph's the bride's mother wore vn of polyester in a iwood shade. iing for a honeymoon in Jnited States, the bride abrown velvet suit, with am, shot sik blouse, and sage of orange Sweet- roses. and Mrs. Elston are now ig in Burlington, at 1275 Street. - Photo by Astor Studio. oeater» i mb *trtet 10b Clearance Continues I OFF Al Winter Merchandise Carter'!9 OfTgJonb *treet Bond Towers Shopping Man' OSHAWA 44 Bond St. W. Downtown Oshawa,576-71,52 "A Special Shop for Speci-al Women" SQUARE In a loveiy candlelîght ceremony at Blackstock Unit- ed Church, Saturday, December l6th, 1978 the Rev. Victor Parsons assisted by the Rev. Philip Romeril, united in marriage Heather Pearl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Dorrell, Nestleton, and Grant Carl McLaughlin, Blackstock, son of Mrs. Jean Mahaffy and the late Carl McLaughlin. The soloist was Mrs. Leanne Wills, North Bay, sister of the bride. The organist was Mrs. Linda Kyte and the guitarist Mr. Don Wright. The bride, given in marriage by her father wore a long white silk chiffon gown fashioned with Queen Anne neckline and empire bodice of sculptured lace. Deep cuffs of matching lace enhanced the full bishop sleeves. A sweep- ing circular skirt formed a chapel train. A veil of fine tulle was caught to a coronet of lace and seed pearîs. She carried a dainty cascade of white Catalaya Orchids and Lily of the Valley with trailing ivy and baby's breath. The matron of honour was Mrs. Leanne Wills and the bridesmaids were Miss Jamie Groh, Chatham, friend of the bride, Mrs. Nancy- Dickson, Burlington and Miss Janis Dorreil, Toronto, sisters of the Concern Candidate Fred McLaughlin, NDP candidate for Durham North- umberland, said today that the raising of the interest rate by the Bank of Canada will have serlous consequences for the small businessmnan at the local level. The high interest rate makes expansion plans more unlikely and in many cases makes it difficuit for the small businessman to hold his own. He said that he personal- ly knew of a local builder who had postponed construction of eight houses. The tradesmen the builder bas to lay off will probabiy go on unemployment insurance. With the new Unemployment Insurance Act these trades- men will have their income cut up to 60 per cent. The reduction in their purchasing power will be reflected in a weaker local market place. While the Liberal Govern- ment's action may affect the decline of the dollar, it wil also increase unemployment. Such action drives up consumer interest rates which in turn creates other pro- blems. What we need is a govern- ment that bas seriously con- sidered our economic problems and proposed solu- tions - that is, an NDP government. THE OPTICAL 10111GW 1R E NE Mc ROB E RT, Dispensina Opticiani 30 KING ST. WEST BOWMANVILLE. PHONE 623-447 Save 22% to 27% ON 20 PIECE SERVICE FOR 4 Silverpiate and Stainless * Tableware by Oneida. Now is the trne to save on fine quality silver...« until the end of January. SPECIAL Earrings. 14 Karat *HENRIE TTA 'S Antiques Jewellery Paintings 109 Kng S. E.Closed Mon. Newcastle .987-5366 Tues.-Sat. 10-5 Sun. 12-4 bride. They wore identical formai length skirts of old rose burgundy -with dusty pink tie blouses. They carried petite colonial nosegays of delicate pink shasta daisies and bur- gundy silk carnations, backed by a french lace frill. The best man was the groom's brother Mr. Neil McLaughlin, Blackstock and the ushers were Mr. Don Wright, Nestieton, Mr. Jim Waldriff, Blackstock, and Mr. Dennis Romeril, friends of the groom. The groom and his attendants wore black tuxedos and white shirts. The reception was held in the Blackstock Recreational Centre, where the bride's mother received guests in a longgown of gray silk chiffon. She carried a s1ingle American Beauty rose. The groom's mother assistied in receiving in a formal length twilight hlue gown wearing a, corsage of pink miniature sweetheart roses. In attendance were the bride's grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wright and the groom's grandparents Mr. and.Mrs. Ed Harris and his grandmother Mrs. Mabel McLaughlin. For travelling the bride chose a blazer-style suit of black and white wool tweed with gray accessories and a white orchid corsage. The groom is an employee of McCallums, Oshawa, and the bride is a teacher wîth the Durham Board of- Education in Prince Albert. Following a honeymoon in the Barbados Grant and Heather will make their home at 24 Church Street W., Blackstock. Prior to the wedding showers were given by Miss Jamie Groh and staff of Queen Elizabeth School, Chatham, Mrs. Noreen Malcolm, Mrs. Dorothy Marlow, Mrs. Ruby Griffin, Mrs. Lorna Edgerton, Mrs. Linda Bradburn, Black- stock Community, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Stinson, staff and students of Grade 4 and 5 class in Prince Albert. - Photo by Ireland Canon J. Donald Beatty united in marriage Catherine Ann MacMillan, and Charles Scott Roughley, on Friday, December 29th, 1978,'at 6 p.m. in Christ Memorial Church, Oshawa. The bride is the daughter of Mrs.' Zelda MacMillan, Oshawa, and the late Harold B. MacMillan, and the groom is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Roughley, Bow- manville. Given in marriage by her mother, and ber brother, William A. MacMillan, the bride wore a Victorian styled gown of silk organza and Venice lace which trimmed the capelet--styled bodîce, and the fulli sweeping flounced hemline. A headpiece of Venice lace and seed pearîs held a three-tier silk illusion cathedral-length veil, with Venice lace appliques and hand rolled edge, and she carried a bridai bouquet of four orchids, and pale peach roses. The bridai attendants, gowned alike in formai, coral colored gowns and carrying bouauets of corai roses with stephanotis, were the maid of honor Miss Bobbi Cornish, and the bridesmaids, Misses Janet MeLaughlin, Dana Olsen, and Florence Le Breton, ail of Oshawa. Best man was Mr. Steven Nichois, and the ushers were Messrs. John A. Roughley, Paul S. G. Roughley, brothers of the groom, ail of Bowman- ville, and James H. Roughiey, Orono, cousin of the groom. The groomand his attendants were attired in brown tuxedoes. Receiving the guests at the reception which was heid at the Kedron Delis, Golf and Country Club,. Kedron, the mother of the bride wore a formai gown in a beige color with a corsage of yeilow roses. She was assisted in receiving by the groom's mother who wore a formai gown in a pale peach shade, with an arrange- ment of white roses and stephanotis placed on a purse. Leaving on a honeymoon, the bride wore a suit of beige corduroy, with a corsage of yellow roses. Mr. and Mrs. Roughley are now residing in Oshawa. Photo by Gallery 282, Oshawa. PARTICIPATE 49 King St. West 623.5941 Bowmanville ~P oug - jUtaec3jttQQon c1Ueddt~g SINCE 1917 THE BAY HAS NOT ABSORBED US YET Murray Johnston's Men's Wear ai 8 Simcoe St. N. in Downtown Oshawa stili maintains is identity. And our wonderful 1/ YEARLY SALE of the finest Men's Wear in OSHAWA commences ai once. Quality and Service stili identifies Murray Johnston's as th1e nicest people to shop and save in Oshawa. ~JoIn±ton (OSHAWA) JItmitùc DO WN TOWN OSHA WA SQUA RE Our hugeu Sale Continues! 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