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<q4,e4~ 1f~a4 St. Paul's United Church, Bowmanville was the scene of a lovely wedding on Saturday, June 2nd, 1979 at 3 o'clock, when Reverend E. Schamer- horn united in marriage Bonnie Burgess, and Wayne Myers. Mi'. Douglas Dewell was, the organist. The bride's parents are Mr'. and Mrs. Jack Burgess, R.R. 4, Bowmanville, and the groom's parents, Mrs. V. Myers, 77 Elgin St., Bowman- ville and the late Mi'. Vincent Myers. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a formal gown of white matte jersey, which featured a mandarin neckline, long sleeves with organza inserts and appliques of French lace on the bodice and sleeves. The double skirt had a coat effect which fell gracefully into a matching train. A matching bridai hat with finger tip veil complemented the gown and she carried a cascade bouquet of silk, red roses, lily of the valley andi sweet peas. The matroix of honor Chris Anger, wore a formai gown of soft, yellow silk jersey with short lace jacket and carried a nosegay of white daîsies and blue baby's breath. The bridesmaids wei'e Brenda and Barbara Burgess, sisters of the bride and Joanne Myers, sister of the groom. They wore matching formal gowns of soft, aqua blue silk jersey with short lace jackets, and carried nosegays of yellow daisies and white baby's breath. The best man was Bill Waller and the ushers were Garf Burgess, brother of the bride, Gary Phayre and Wayne Allin. The groom, best man and the ushers wore dark blue tuxedoes and white ruffled shirts trimmed with blue. The groom's boutonniere was a red silk rose with baby's breath, the best man's, white daisy with blue baby's breath, and the ushers, yellow daisies and white baby's breath. The father of the bride wore a royal blue tuxedo, light blue shirt and a white carnation boutonniere. - At the reception held at the Lions Centre the bride's mother received the guests in a formai gown of robin egg blue, matching coat of French lace and a corsage of pink roses and white carnations. Assisting in receiving the groom's mother wore a formal gown of silver blue silk with a corsage of peach roses and white carnations. Leaving for a honeymoon at Myrtle Beach, S.C., the bride wore a two piece dress of peach silk linen and a corsage of yellow roses and white carnations. Mi'. and Mrs. Myers are now residing in Bowmanville. Prior to the wedding the bride was honored at showers given by Linda Paterson and Faye Watt; Mrs. V. Myers and Joanne; Vonnie Sharman and' Marg Gray, Chris Anger and Gwen Coombes; Salem Community; ,Donna Cochrane, Judy, Debbie, Barb and Marylou, and Nora Stenson. Out of town guests were from England, Cornwall, Toronto and surrounding areas. _ Photo by Wayne Hunt During oui' Pastor's family vacation time for a month or so, when oui' Church doors are closed, local folks are worshipping elsewhere e.g. neighbouring churches, under Nature's, canopy in the hayfîeld or garden and even in some far away places. As summer is an ideal time for family re-union picnics, weddings also wedding an- niversaries these are numerous everywhere includ- ing many which oui' Commun- ity's people are attending. More details latex'. Margaret Ashton travelled via C.N. to Ottawa last weekend to attend two wed- ding anniversaries for Dalton couples, the 45th (sapphire) for Eva and Burton Dalton which was celebrated at their daughter Janet's home and the 35th (coral) for Eileen and Ernie Dalton at the Crock and Block Restaurant. Con- vei'sation articles werephoto albums and humourous poeti'y booklets. Gladys and Harold Ashton hosted a barbeque party for some members of their family which included Orville Ashton last Sunday p.m. Mrs. Wayne Piggott and family were Thursday supper guests of Mi'. and Mrs. Weir Swain. Mi'. and Mrs. Warren Hoper and baby and Brian Holmes St. Catharines spent a few days with Mrs. Gertrude Lyons. Mr'. and Mrs. Wayne Piggott and family spent Saturday at Balson Lake. Mi'. and Mrs. Roy Werry and family, Sudbury spent a week with Mr'. and Mrs. Ted Werry. Mi'. James Avery spent the weekend with Mi'. and Mrs. Joe Rekker and family, Newcastle. Mi'. and Mrs. Dirk Howe and Mary Lee spent the weekend with friends and relatives in Beaverton.' Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Saywell, Oshawa were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Werry. Mi'. and Mrs. Lockie MeNair, and Brian, Peter- borough spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Earl McNair. Mr. Bob Holiday, Toronto spent Sunday with them. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Werry attended a 25th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr'. and Mrs. Doug Fallis and also attended the Gunter- McLaughlin Wedding on Sat- urday. Mr'. and Mrs. Lloyd Slemon and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Taylor. Mr. Todd McGill, Mississauga has bee >vacationing with his grandparents Mi'. and Mrs. Harvey McGill. Miss Donna Werry attended the Jansen-White wedding in Hampton on Saturday. Mi'. and Mrs. Len Stainton, Mr-. Cecil Milîs, were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hope, Blackstock and met with cousins fi'om Woodville and had dinner at the Bon Fire Restaurant at Lindsay. Mi's. Biian Cobb, Waterloo was a recent overnight visitoi' of Mr. and M-s, Wally Griffin. Mr. and Mrs. Don Metcalf, Maple Grove called on Mrs. Lola Ferguson and Mrs. Iva Westlake on Sunday. Misses Patricia and Gail Lamb spent the weekend with Mi'. and Mrs. Loi'ne Lamb at their cottage, Dorset Lake. Mr'. and Mrs. Murray Sanderson, Raglan visited wîth Mi'. and Mrs. Edgar, Wright on Saturday eveming. Miss Penny Ibbitson, Fenelon Falls is visiting with Miss Patricia Lamb. Congratulations to Allan and Diane Werry on celebrat- ing their Silver Wedding Anniversary. On Sunday Tyrone United Church was aftei'noon and evening they the scene of a lovely wedding held Open House for their on Satux'day,,June 9th, 1979 at many friends and relatives as 3:30 p .m. when Reverend guests at their most spacious Harold Kempling and Rever- home to help them make their end David Northey 'solem- 25th a memnorable ocs. nmzed the marriage of Deborah occaion. Lynn Miller and David James MacGregor. The organist was 1~'Pk4 11 Mr.Douglas Dewell. EjilzaJ.,eLIvilIe The bride's parents are Mr'. srie and Mrs. Douglas Miller, Oui' second outdoorsevc Tyrone and the groom's par- was held in the pines at Mr'. ents are Mi'. and M's.. James and Mrs. Lavei'ne Farrow's on MacGregor, Courtice. Given Highway 2. An excellent in marriage by her father and crowd attended. Dr. M. Free- mother, the bride wore a white man was oui' speaker. The gown featuring a high neck- Men's Club choir sang several line, empire waist and accord- numbers. Fruit bi'eads and ian pleated caplet sleeves. Her coffee were served at the full skirt of chiffonette fell into close, a chapel train at the back Next Sunday the service is bordered with accordian to b at i'. nd Ms M pleats. Chantilly lace high- Gobardin r. anhome with ýlighted the bodice. A head- youdn e'oe odutng. plece of iprted French youn peole cnducing. illusion held her fingertip veil On Satui-day afternoon Oui' and she carried a colonial- Sunday school sold lunch at bouquet of yellow silk roses Mi'. and Mrs. Vernon with white daisies and baby's Peacock's sale at their home. bi'eath. Mi's. McAllistei' and Mrs. A. The bridai attendants were Sheppard oi'ganized the Mrs. Norma Payne of Oshawa project. as matron of honor and bridesmaids were Ms. Joan On Wednesday the Garden McFarland of Whitevale and Hill Church held their annual Mrs. Joyce Virtue of Tyrone. Strawberry Supper. Not as The matron-of-honor and large a crowd as usual but an the bridesmaids wore formal excellent supper just the gowns of yellow polyester knit same. with chiffonette capes and Sympathies are extended to carried colonial bouquets of the family and friends in the white daisies and yellow silk death of Mi'. Dmyto Lesmik rose buds and baby's breath. last week. The best man and ushers Mi'. and Mrs. C. Mercer had were Ken MacGregor of Mi'. and Mrs. W. Terbenche Courtice, brother of the groom and familv. Port Hope On acted as best man. The ushers unday. On Thursday the library had a museumobile which had a display, of tools and instruments used in different time periods, 500 B.C., 1000 B. C. and prior to that. Several were through it. 0f interest were the finds around Rice Lake and Surpentine Mounds. Mi'. and Mrs. H. Hodgins entertained their cousins for the weekend. Mi'. and Mrs. Ken Trew and Mrs. A. Trew arrived home from the west last Tuesday. Mrs. B. Wheeler stayed for a longer visit. Mrs. Young-a cousin of Mi'. and Mrs. K. Trew's from Manitoba spent the past few days with them. Mi'. and Mrs. O. Mercer had tea with Mi'. and Mrs. Robt. Mercer on Sunday. Mrs. Robt. Westheuser and girls were with Mi'. and Mrs. H. Thickson on Thursday and were at the library. Most of the farmers in the area are haying. Mi'. J. Wheelei' is helping with Mi'. V. Winterhelt's crop who is in Germany at present being treated for an illness. We hope he soon gets home again and is better. Mi'. and Mrs. Ross Muldrew and girls, Port Hope were with Mi'. and Mrs. H. Muldrexvs on Sunday. Mi'. and Mrs. C. Beatty had Mi'. and Mrs. Lawrence White, Bowmanville on Sunday. Mx'. and Mrs. V. Peacock visited Mi'. and Mrs. C. KeznpVs Peterborough. They reported that Mi'. E. Lee is ir, Peterborough hospita] and unable to have visitors. Hie is their brother-in-law. Miss Diane Beatty spent the week at home. Mi'. and Mrs. John DeKoker left for Sas- katchewan on Wednesday to visit friends. Mrs. Patteson Coiborne spent the weekend with Mi'. and Mrs. Ron Mercer. T01 IPTICALBIOThIQUE IRE NE Mc ROB ERT, Dispensinq Ontician 30 KING ST. WEST BOWMANVILLE PHON E 623-4477 Re-finished Pine Furniture at Reasonable Prices now available at R.A. ONeiI A1 Antliques t- 16King St. E. Bowmanville Telephone 623-5050 -OPEN DAILY- were Glenn Miller of Tyrone, brother of the bride and Doug McKnight of Oshawa, cousin 1of the groom. Leah Virtue was flower girl and Aaron Virtue both of Tyrone was the ring bearer. The groom, his best man and ushers wore champagne colored tuxedos trimmed with brown velvet and brown pants, yellow silk rose buds with baby's breath button- iei'es.1 The flower girl wore a jformal gown of white and yellow eyelet and carried a basket of white daisies and yellow silk rose buds and the ring bearer wore a cham- pagne colored tuxedo, trim- med with brown velvet and brown pants. Receiving the guests at the receptione held'at the Tyrone Community Centre,, the bi'ide's mother wore a formal gown of pale pink polyester knit with'a flowered chiffon- ette short jacket and a corsage of pink and plum. silk roses. The groom's mother wore a formal gown of mint green 1polyester knit and a corsage of yellow silk rose buds. Leaving on a honeymoon to Pocono Mountains, the bride wore a plum colored linen diress andi jacket, white acces- sories and a corsage of plum silk roses and baby pink carnations. Mi'. and Mrs. MacGregor are now i'esiding in Solina. Prior to her marriage Deb- orah was entertained at sev- eral showers. Mrs. Ina Virtue, aunt of the bride held a miscellaneous shower. Mrs. Joyce Virtue held a kitchen shower. Mrs. Shirley Lemon, aunt of the groom gave a miscellaneous shower. Mrs. Norma Payne held a miscel- laneous shower. Mrs. Mar- garet Tink, aunt of the groom held a miscellaneous shower., Mrs. Millie Vetzel was hostess at a miscellaneous shower. A stag was held for David by his best man. - Photo by Gallery 282 The Canadian Statesman. Bo BL A CK!w&-' Mrs. Cindy Werry, Kedron, hosted a bridal shower in the form of a noon luncheon on Sunday in honor of her cousin Marie- Van Camp. The Van Camp cousins attended. After the opening of the lovely gif t the bride-to-be replied fitting- ly. The Senior Citizens Tuesday Night Euchre Party had 19 tables with the following results: 1-Olive Gimlet-86, 2-Doug Brock-83, 3-Ethel Goble-82, 4-Douglas Bilbey-82, 5-Bert Gibson-80, 6-Dorothy Archer. Elmer Johnson - low. The W.I. had a lovely get together of members and friends at the home of Mrs. Edith McLaughlin on Wednes- day afternoon. The afternoon began in Institute fashion with, the Ode and Collect. Elizabeth Skelding and Ruth Wilson were presented with a framed presentation of the Collect as a momento of their association with the Blackstock W.I. Each replied fittingly. Mrs. Skeld- ing has invited the W.I. to ber home for the meeting in September. Plans were made to assist the Werry Picnic on July 2lst. It was decided to sponsor a child's class at the Amateur Show at Blackstock Fair in' connection with the International Year of the Child. Mrs. V. Bailey gave a report of the National Con- vention in Saskatoon. A pot luck meal concluded a most pleasant afternoon. Miss Gertrude Henry and Mrs. Velva Bailey spent a week ini Saskatoon, Saskatche- wan attending the National Convention of the F.W.I.C. Enroute home they spent a weekend in Toronto and at- tended the service at St. James Cathedral where the Queen Mother also worship- ped. Miss Eleanor Kelly spent last week with her grandpar- ents in Bobcaygeon. This weekend Gertrude Henry, Mi's. B. Bailey and Tara spent the weekend at the Bailey cottage at View Lake. On Tuesday evening, June 26th Chris Rollo -and Beth Schryburt held a surprise baby shower for Joanne Russell. Guests were: Carol Andrews, Joanne Lee, Carolyn Merton, Brenda Janet Mayer, Karen McEcn- ren, Cheryl Vogel, Carol Downtown Oshawa 576- 7152 "A Special Shop for Specîal Womnen" owmanvile, July il, 1979 3 @mrTOCK AN«WI Harris, Alice Stinson, Chris Rollo, Suzanne Rioual, Beth Schryburt and guest of honor Joanne enjoyed cheese and wine with a fresh fruit dessert . Joanne was pleased with the playpen presented to her from the group. Alice and Doug Stinson, summertime residents of Michigan spent Tuesday through Friday at the home of their caughter Beth Schryburt and family. With the Stinson's were two of their grandchild- ren, Joey Stinson and Tisha Stinson, Highlight of the trip for Mom Stinson was finding an 1884 cent in the region of the park at Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lar- mer, -Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Larmer and Mr.: and Mrs. Gerald' Kelly, Elizabeth, Eleanor, Elaine and Esther attended the annual Y.P.U. Picnic at the cottage of Miss Marg Pellow at Echo Bay. Congratulations to Mr. and Mr s. Neil McLaughlin (nee Gunter) who were married on Saturday in the United Church in a very pretty weddng. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mahaffy of St. Marys attended the weddn and were weekend guests of Mi'. and Mrs. Bill Mahaffy. Also attending the wedding were Mr. Alex Flett, of Fenelon Falls. Mr. Flett was a weekend guest of his sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Harris. Close friends of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Malcolm, David Black and Cathy Sterrenberg of Edmonton are spending two weeks visiting the highlights of Central Ontario. Mrs. Noreen Malcolm had a noon luncheon on Wednesday in honor of her mother Mrs. Luella Cook's 84th birthday. Sixteen ladies from Brooklin and Whitby enjoyed the pleas- ant gathering. Improved health is wished for Mrs. Ceci Hamilton who 2 spent some time in the Port Perry Hospital. Mi'. and Mrs. Leslie Leigh-, ton of Oshawa visited Mr. and Mrs. Hector Shortridge on the weekend. THE HEART FUND SQUARE J J~1 ENNISKILLEN g g Serving the motoring public for over 56 Years - f ~M OT OR S LT D -' Hiwy. 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