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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 13,1962 3 sétmûkwnÿ - CfâmhUl 'Hfecldmp, In a double ring ceremony on Saturday, July 3rd, 1982, at 2:00 p.m., Sylvia June Kimball and Dennis William Armstrong were united in marriage at the Holy Trinity Church, Pine Lake, Alberta. The bride's parents are Mr. John Kimball and the late Wanda Kimball of R.R. No. 3, Newcastle, Ontario, and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Armstrong, Red. Deer, Alberta. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a formal chiffon over taffeta gown with a full, trailing train. The fitted bodice and empire waistline were outlined in lace. A matching hat was adorned by an orange blossom head- piece belonging to the groom's grandmother dating back to the 1800's. The bride carried a beautiful beautiful cascade bouquet of orange sweetheart tea roses, yellow stephonitis, white lushia and babies breath. The maid-of-honour was Miss Alida Becker of Orono, Ontario and the bridesmaids were Mrs. Donna Stryker and Miss Cindy Hallgren both from Red Deer. The attendants wore matching formal length apricot dresses and carried yellow and white daisies with baby's breath. The best man was Allan Armstrong brother of the groom, and ushers were Mr. Lynden Durand and Mr. Ronald Mechefski Jr. The men wore indetical brown tuxedoes and ruffled shirts. Following the marriage ceremony, a wedding dinner and dance was held at the Golden Circle, Red Deer. The groom's mother received guests in an ivory dress set off with pink baby carnations with baby's breath. The happy couple later left for a 2 week holiday to British Columbia. Out of town guests attending the wedding were from Ontario, Saskatchewan, British Columbia and Alberta. Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong are now residing in Red Deer, Alberta. (jèwJce - 'iVedclvnÿ Cathy Marie Jeffreys and Thomas E. Burke Jr. Cooper City, Florida, united in marriage by the Reverend Mark Elliott, on Saturday, September 18th, 1982, at 4 p.m. in Ebenezer Church, Courtice, Ontario. The organist was Mrs. Down. _ The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. James A. Jeffreys, Division Street, Hampton, Ontario, and the groom's parents are Mr. Thomas Burke Sr., Cooper City, Florida, and Mrs. Betty Burke, Miramar, Florida/ The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore THE COMPLETE DRIVING MACHINE DATSUN 280ZX LOADED- There's nothing to add See them at... MIDWAY DATSUN 1300 Dundas St. E. WHITBY 668-6828 laigfi Got this? wir Look for us. 24 hr. KODAK àîsc Film Processing If you're one of the many who's picturing your world in a brand new way with the new KODACOLOR HR Disc Film, bring your film to us for expert processing. We offer quality processing and great service. And, of course, we use Kodak paper to give your prints a good look. PROCESSED IN BOWMANVILLE Lange's Photo Lab Inc. 50 King St. E. Bowmanville- 623-2568 a formal gown of chantilly lace, which featured a fitted bodice, wedding ring collar and long fitted sleeves. The skirt, falling to a cathedral train had many layers of lace ruffles around tile skirt. To complete her ensemble the bride wore a fingertip veil caught to a head piece of chantilly lace ruffles, and. carried a cascade bouquet of white Mini Carnations, Sonia Roses, Variegated Ivy with Baby's Breath, surrounded by Satin Pekoe Ribbons. The matron of honour was Mrs. Lori O'Brien, of Oshawa, and the bridesmaids were Mrs. Linda Jeffreys, of Hampton, sister-in-law of the bride, and Miss Cindy James of Courtice. Best man was Mr. Michael Porter, of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and the ushers were Mr. Steven Jeffreys of Hampton, and Mr. Donald Jeffreys of Oshawa. The ring bearer was Master Jason Jeffreys, of Hampton, a nephew of the bride. Receiving the guests at the reception held at the Royal Canadian Legion Hall, Bowmanville, the br.ide's mother wore a formal gown of blue chiffon over polyester, with a corsage of deep blue roses, light blue tiger lilies and baby's breath. Leaving for a honeymoon in North Carolina, the bride wore a red lino - stripped long sleeved dress, with ruffled collar and bow tie neck. Mr. and Mrs. Burke are now residing in Cooper City, Florida. Prior to the wedding the bride to be was honoured by Looking for a Lampshade ... All sizes, shapes and colours. Bring your Lamp to THE SHADE CENTRE Oshawa Shopping Centre (Lower Level) 728-0922 LIGHTING ONLIMITCB OPENING SOON! San Marinos Deli Cafe Italian Food Eat-In or Take-Out Service Waverley Plaza Hand-Carved Decoys Still on Display at Bowmanville Museum many showers. On June 16,1982 in Miramar Florida, a Miscellaneous shower was given by Mrs. Betty Burke, Mother of the Groom. On July 15,1982 in Hampton, a Personal shower was given by Mrs. Edith Beavis. On August 15, 1982 in Hampton, a Linen shower was hosted by Mrs. Linda Jeffreys, sister-in-law of the bride, Mrs. Doris Jeffreys, Aunt of Bride and Miss Lynn Jeffreys, cousin of bride. On August 17, 1982 a Miscellaneous shower was given by the Community of Hampton, organized by Mrs. E. Bateman, Mrs. V. Ruddy and Mrs. S. Miller all of Hampton. On September 1, 1982 a Money Tree shower was hosted j by Mrs. Marie Badgley,! Aunt of Bride and Mrs. Debbie Smith, cousin of Bride. Both of Oshawa. Day Nursery Forum Held ' i' ■ October 16 The Day Nursery Forum of Oshawa is holding a one-day conference on Saturday, October October 16, from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at Faith Place, 44 William William Street West, Oshawa. Workshops will include: l. Infant Care with Norma Mc- Diarmid of the Canadian Mothercraft Society; 2. Day Care in the Workplace with Rita Klein of Riverdale Hospital, Hospital, Toronto and 3. 24-Hour Day Care with Joan Aspen of A New Life Children's Centre, Hamilton. The keynote speaker will be. Evelyn McKee of Jessie Ketchum Day Care Centre in Toronto. The registration fee is $5 which includes day care at Little Arc Day Care Centre at Faith Place. Registration forms are available at the Bowmanville Branch of the Newcastle Public Public Library. You can't get into swimming if you can't get into your swimsuit. Sitting Ducks. These hand-carved decoys are part of a 23-piece exhibit on display at the Bow- Hampton W.I. The Hampton Women's Institute met in the C. E. Wing on Oct. 5th. The President Mrs. Burrows opened the meeting with a poem "Autumn". The Institute ode was sung and Mary Stewart collect repeated. The Roll Call "A cure for wrinkles" was well answered and very amusing. Mrs. Kantor had the program and called on Mrs. M. Caverly for the motto on "Aging". She spoke of the past and how things were then and read the Beatitudes for Seniors. "Mrs. R. Barnes of Community Community Care was the guest speaker of the afternoon. She gave each one a brochure and then went on to each phase of the services they provide. Mrs. Bonnie Cowles, Mrs. Kay Stevens and Mrs. Jean Lepine provided the entertainment entertainment and sang a number of old songs to fit in with the theme of the meeting which was thoroughly enjoyed. Lunch of Raisin Bread and cheese and tea was served as our guests had to leave early. We then resumed our meeting. Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. At our November meeting we are entertaining our new sister branch Providence - Shaws on Nov. 2. Mrs. B. Macklin reported on the meeting at Mrs. B. Watson's Solina to make plans for the Fun Fare at Solina Oct. 12 and what is expected of our Branch. Mrs. G. Chant is to be our delegate to the convention in Toronto Nov. 3. A donation is to be sent to Erland Lee Museum Home in memory of Mrs. Alice Wakely. Our yearly donation is to be sent to Christian Children Fund for our adopted child in Sri Lanka. Mrs. W. Kantor and Mrs. M. Yoe are going to look after the Christmas gifts for the shut ins. We closed by repeating the Lord's Prayer. manville Museum. All of them come from a private collection and are on loan to the museum until October 30. Some are believed to have been carved in the early 1900s. The carvers are from Peterborough, Port Perry, Kingston, the eastern townships, and other areas Super Special from Panasonic, 26" Console Color Television Model PC26H50 FEATURES 5-YEAR 100% WARRANTY Now Only *699. 95 Available Now at Bowmanville Audio-Vision AUTHORIZED PANASONIC DEALER 20 King Street West Telephone 623-2312 W 20* 25% OFF* SELECTED WALLPAPER BOOK ORDERS * SUGGESTED BOOK PRICE : : Pt V :V T V ^ i : " > See The All New COMPLEMENTS WALLPAPER by Mayfair SAVE 30% ' • ' . ■ . ' ■ • .. : •• I ; j' : ■ . 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