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Mrs. Mark Roenigk attended the Grape Festival Parade held Saturday, September 29th in St. Catharines, while spending the weekend in St. Catharines with her son Dr. and Mrs. John P. Mayberry and family. Mr. and Mrs. James Patter- son, Bowmanville, Mr. and Mrs. Rick Patterson, Orono, Miss Cathy Patterson, Mr. Keith Wallace, Toronto spent Thanksgiving weekend at the Patterson cottage, north of Minden. Sandra Gail Knight of Bow- manville graduated in Nursing at the Fall Convocations of Mohawk College, Hamilton, on Saturday, Sept. 29th. She was one of 580 students who graduated. Guest speaker at the health sciences convo- cation for 194 graduates in nursing was Margaret R. Charters, director of nursing, Hamilton Civic hospitals. Wednesday, October 24th, has been designated as Inter- national Year of the Child Day. A special program on the International Year of the Child will be broadcast on Monday evening of October 22nd, 1979 by the Canadian Broadcastiang Corporation and Radio-Canada (consult regular T.V. listings for exact time.) Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Vertel McMullen, of Scugog Street, who are celebrating their Diamond Wedding Anniversary this week. Students from various universities seen around town during Thanksgiving holidays were, Leslie and Joe Dalrymple, Russell Green- ham, John Sheridan, Bob, Ron and Dan Strike, Bob, Cynthia and Don Childs, Ian, Pearce and Todd Wilcox, Gayle Bishop, Dianne Stevens, Sharon Gordon, Rosemary Killeen, James and Charles Elliott, Mark Elliott, Rick James and Tim Weekes, Janet Luxton, Gill Gough and Kelly Lynch and Paul Hodgson. 'jfemof Interest phone 623-3303, Singer Anne Murray has 2oth. Presenting an hour's donated an autographed sheet entertainment will be Dave music of her latest hit, "You Broadfoot, Canada's top Needed Me", Barbara Frum, comedian. The Chamber of a copy of her loth anniversary Commerce will be decorating "As it happens show" and a the hall like a night club. United States of America Flag, which as flown over the Mr. and Mrs. Lyle White House has been obtain- McMahon, Queen Street, ed by the Oshawa Symphony attended the 25th wedding Association for their Dream anniversary of Allan and Auction to be held in Margaret Beer, held on November. There will also be Friday evening at Manvers a draw for a G.M., 1980 Arena Centre. 'Citation'. ___________Does anyone have any Mr. and Mrs. Maurice information available on the Richards spent the weekend in First Flower Show of the Flint, Michigan. Gladioli Society, now the ________Oshawa and District Gladioli Port Hope Chamber of and Dahlia Society. We Commerce will host a Cabaret believe it occurred in 1939-40. Night at the Port Hope Legion Please contact Mrs. Killeen at Hall, on Saturday, October 623-5068, with any information eyou may have. ~Qa~et -~y~o't CUkddt~g At St. George's Anglican Church, Newcastle, on Satur- day, July 28th, 1979, the marriage was solemnized of Anglican Qi4urrit 8:00 HOLY COMMUNION 11:00 MORNING PRAYER and Baptism Jitou .04 eU Wed. 9:30 a.m. Mid-Week Communion and laying on of hands for healing Sunday School and Nursery care for your children and infants Temperance at Queen Archdeacon Tom Gracie JOHANNA'S RUMMAGE SALE -[hursaay, Oct. 18 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 0 &t. Šlau'» jeittM AIutt MINISTER Rev. N.E. Schamerhorn, B.A., M. Div. ORGANIST: Mr. D. Dewell CHURCH SECRETARY: Lola Bowen . 623.5701 11:00 a.m. - Sermon "THAT MUDDY OLD RIVER" Coming next Sunday, Oct. 21st ANNIVERSARY SERVICES both morning and evening Sunday School . 11:00 a.m. Nursery Care during service Nursery-Modern "Play and Learn" Nursery for pre-school children every Sunday. Re.Jh ees .A. B.. Ministe R..tu mchr.. B.. ssstn Minste Jo nC o k hnIM scDr co Church at Division St. Office 623-3138 Sunday School Classes 10 a.m. . Grades 4 to 8.11 a.m..3 yr. olds 11:10 -4 years to Grade 3 11 A.M. - WORSHIP SERVICE SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM Sermon titie "FROM GENERA TION TO GENERA TION Nursery Care Provided A Warm Welcome for Everyone Tickets availabie at church office for U.C. W. Beef Dinner, Nov. 3rd. Sandra Rae, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bryson, Bow- manville and Timothy William, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Blaker, Newcastle, by the Rev. A. E. Haldenby. Mr. Douglas Dewell was the organist. The bride wore a formal white gown of chiffon over taffeta featuring a blouson style bodice with wrist length chiffon sleeves and matching picture hat. She carried a cascade bouquet of roses and stephanotis. Maid of honor, Sue Bryson and bridesmaids Cathy Blaker and Barbara Bryson wore identical flowered peach chiffon over satin gowns and carried baskets of white and peach daisies with matching flowers in their hair. Gordon Blaker, brother of the groom was best man and the ushers were Ian Brennan and David Blaker. For receiving the guests at the reception held at the Lions Centre, Bowmanville, the bride's mother wore a celery green formal gown and the groom's mother assisted wearing a blue chiffon formal gown. Both wore wrist corsages of roses. Ian Brennan was master of cere- monies and Lawrence Green- wood, uncle of the bride, proposed the toast to the bride. Leaving for a camping trip to Northern Ontario the bride wore a dusty pink sundress with beige accessories and corsage of pink roses. The newlyweds will reside in London, where the groom is completing graduate studies at Western Oniversity. Prior to her marriage the bride's aunts, Gladys Green- wood and Joan Ard, hosted a family shower. Billi Kemp and Georgie Dalrymple hosted a miscellaneous shower and a neighborhood camping shower was held at the home of Lillian Syer. The staff of Westminster Day Care, London, where the bride is employed, presented the couple with shower and wedding gifts. Relatives of the groom from a distance were present from Quebec and Vermont. The Blaker family enter- tained at their home following the wedding rehearsal. - Photo by Astor BAHA'I WORLD FAITH From continuai imitation of ancient and worn-out ways, the world has grown as darksome night. The fundamentals of divine teachIngs have passed from memory. Now that the New Age is here, Renewal is the order of the day. For information- Box 36, Bowmanville. On Saturday, September 15, 1979, on lawns of her parents' home at R.R. 4 Bowmanville, Jean Susanne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Turner, and Robin Scott, son of Mrs. Mame MacDonald and the late Bob MacDonald, of Scarborough, were united in marriage by Reverend David Spivey of Newcastle. Music for the occasion was supplied by organist, Arlene Ayre. Given in marriage by her parents, the bride wore a formal gown designed with a square neck, fitted bodice and full skirt, all hand-crocheted by the bride. Accessorized with her mother's pearls, a gold watch that had belonged to Jean's Grandmother Hay and a fingertip veil, the bride carried a hand bouquet of silk wild flowers in rust and white daisies, yellow wild roses and babies breath. The maid of honor, Miss Leigh LeBlanc of Ottawa, a cousin of the bride, wore a short dress of rust and carried a bouquet of silk yellow and rust daisies with babies breath. Best man, Mr. Steve Bouskil wore a beige suit with a rust wild daisy boutonniere, which complemented the brown suit and rust daisy boutonniere worn by the groom. The bride's mother wore an eggshell, rust, blue and green formal length gown and a corsage of rust mums with babies breath. In a formal champagne gown, the groom's mother wore a corsage of white daisies. A reception and dance was held at the Bowmanville Golf Club. Leaving for a honeymoon in Antigua, the bride wore a black wool wrap-around skirt, pink blouse and gray sweater with a pink floral stick pin. The couple will reside on Mayfair Avenue in Oshawa. T Engineering Expenses After learning that they have spent well over $100,000 on engineering fees and expenses so far this year, Newcastle councillors voted Tuesday to refer a report on this topic to their finance and administration committee. "I'd like an understanding of what's before us," said Councillor Ann Cowman after a brief discussion of how much the municipality has spent on the engineering services of Totten Sims Hubicki Associates. The firm has served as the town's engineer- ing consultants on various projects since the Town of Newcastle was formed in1974. In a report prepared by municipal staff, it was noted that the municipality has spent $161,341.06 on 35 projects in which Totten Sims Hubicki has served as consultants. The previous year, $174,977.14 was spent on a similar number of projects undertaken by the firm. The Town's works depart- ment has been invited to Barbara Anne Smith, of Brandon, Manitoba, became the bride of Private Wayne Raymond Sears, Shilo Base, Manitoba, on Saturday, August 25th, 1979, at 3 p.m., in Trinity United Church, Bow- manville. The bride's parents are Keith and Ruby Smith, R.R. 2 Marmora (formerly of Bowmanville, and the groom's parents are Raymond and Erma Sears, R.R. 3 Kingston. Officiating at the ceremony was Reverend John Peters, and the soloist was Mr. Ross Metcalf, accompanied by the church organist. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a formal gown of white silk organza over taffeta, with embroidery and pearls at the neckline and cuffs. A floor length veil with train, and cut-out of the same embroidery through it, was held by a tiara of embroidery - g t ClUddintg and pearls. boutonnieres, as did the ring The matron of honor, Mrs. bearer Master Jason Simpson, Dorothy De Jager, and the cousin of the bride. The groom bridesmaids, Mrs. Sherry wore his army dress uniform Carleton, a cousin of the bride, of dark green, with sword, and Mrs. Patsy Hayter, and Miss a red rose boutonniere. Connie White, were gowned Receiving the guests at a alike in formal gowns of blue reception and dance held at polyester knit, and carried Newcastle Hall the bride's nosegays of blue and pink wild mother wore a gown of dusty roses with daisies. The junior rose with a corsage of bridesmaid, Darlene Smith, a matching roses, and the cousin of the bride, wore a groom's mother wore a lime formal length white cotton green gown with a corsage of blue flowered gown and yellow roses. carried a basket of pink and Leaving on a honeymoon at blue wild roses. The flower Oshawa and Kingston, the girl Tracy Mae Simpson, a bride wore a two piece, blue cousin of the bride, wore the gray suit, with black and same as the junior brides- white stripe blouse, and a pink maids. corsage. The best man Mr. Doug Mr. and Mrs. Sears are now Robbins, Kingston, Messrs. residing at 1403 - 5th Street, Ron and Raymond Sears, Brandon, Manitoba. brothers of the groom, Don Prior to the wedding the and Ron Smith, brothers of the bride was honored at showers bride, wore beige tuxedoes, given by Mrs. Shirley Almey, with brown satin lapels, and Bowmanville, and Mrs. Eva strio on trousers and blue silk Gibson, Brighton. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. 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