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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 16,1983 3 Drama Workshop Completes Successful Production of "Forum' production played to full houses for all performances last Wednesday, February Saturday, February 12. four 9 to SèubutâU - ^owlon 'Weddvriÿ The Church of The Immaculate Immaculate Conception in Port Perry, was the setting for the marriage marriage of Wendy Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Gordon, R.R. 1, Kendal, and Anthony Henry, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Busuttil of Oshawa. The marriage took plae on Saturday, Saturday, November 13th, 1982 with Father A.F. Grima officiating. officiating. Given in marriage by her -father, the bride looked lovely in tiille and lace fashioned With sweetheart neckline, long Sleeves, tiered skirt and floor length train. She carried a trailing bouquet of white roses, mauve and pink orchids and baby's breath. Miss Pam Bulmer, her maid of honor and only attendant wore royal blue jersey silk with white lace shawl and carried a nosegay nosegay of white roses with blue and pink orchids and baby's breath. The best man was Mr. Bob Brinkman of Oshawa. The wedding reception and dance was held at the groom's parents in Oshawa where the bride's mother received the guests in a street length dress of ivory silk crepe ana corsage- of pink roses. She was assisted! by the groom's mother in a' street length dress of scarlet georgette, with a corsage of white and red roses. Following the reception the happy couple left for a honeymoon in Niagara Falls. They are now residing in Oshawa. The Lord Blessed with a beautiful day, on October 2nd, 1982, at Fellowship Baptist Church, Cobourg, when Pastor Eugene Graham united united in marriage John Hodge and Linda Pickett (widowed four years). The bride was given in marriage marriage by her two sons. Trent and Colin. The flower girl was daughter Jennifer, and the ringbearer was Matthew Muir, nephew of the bride. The pianist was Sandra Sutherland, and songs of praises to the Lord were sung by Mrs. Graham and Roy Duerksen. The maid of honor was Leah Mullett, and the bridesmaids were Pat Heykoops and Cindy Davis. Their formal blue gowns were made by the attendants attendants and they each held flowers in a lovely fan. Best man was Dave Sopher and the ushers were Klaus Heykoop and Brother Tommy Hodge. The mothers of the couple were radiant, the bride's mother, Mrs.Olive Boxendale, wore a beautiful formal gown, and the groom's mother a lovely rose colored formal gown. The couple left for a honeymoon, honeymoon, travelling to Niagara Falls, and then on to Ottawa and Montreal. The groom is from RR. 2, Blackstock. The couple will reside with family in Port Hope. To God be the glory for this day. M.J. Hobbs Prepares Musical Production "The Two-Bit Special" By Ingrid Pypker and Trish Hoekstra v The Choir Concert held at ; Durham on Saturday, ' February 5, was a success. It was an enjoyable-evening of music and fun for families and friends of the Durham community. community. About 400 people attended attended this performance and from the remarks of some people, we think they really had a good time. February 14 is Valentine's Day. At Durham this is always a fun day called "Heart Day." In the morning all of the girls are given red paper hearts. Each girl may keep her heart if she can keep from speaking to a boy. The boys try to get the girls to speak to them, and thereby collect many hearts. The boy who gets the most hearts is named "King of Hearts." In the afternoon the game is reversed, the girls try hard to get the boys to talk and each hopes to become the "Queen of Hearts." The students at Durham are looking forward to this Friday, February 18. It is a day off for us. The teachers have a Professional Development Day, while we catch up on Durham Christian High School News skiing, sleeping, and for some of us, homework. Have a good holiday! Both boys and girls volleyball volleyball teams are doing their best to be ready for the highlight of the season: a two day tournament tournament in London against other Christian high schools in Ontario. The tournament isn't until March 11, but according to the players that does not leave much time. This is mainly true because the four teams usually get only one practice a week. In the last weeks the junior girls have won two out of three matches. This is building up the excitement excitement that was slow in coming to our teams this year. Last week, the senior boys played an exhibition match against the Durham College team and had a good time. Even though didn't win a game, they came very close. We wish all four teams the best for the last month of our schools most enjoyed sport, volleyball. There's only a week left for all our actors to get the last few things together for our Drama Night. Three one act plays will be put on by the students at 8:00 on February 25 and 26. Tickets will be $3.00 for adults and $2.00 for students. students. H(>]je to see you there. vmmmamm By Cindy Holder Students around our school are busily putting the final touches on our musical production, production, Anne X 4. With the show less than two weeks away all our actors and actresses are getting jitters. After watching rehearsals I can honestly say that I think the show is going to be great. Anne X 4 is a workshop production combining the best scenes from our "Anne" plays - "Anna and the King", "Anne of Green Gables", "Annie", and "Annie Get Your Gun". Our director, choreographer, organizer and every thing else you can think of is Mrs. Joan Hill. As far as we are all concerned Mrs. Hill has been super in putting up with us and all our antics. For each of the plays we have a lead. In Anna and the King, Anna is played by Inge van den Berg. Next in Anne of Green Gables is played by Cindy Holder. Annie is portrayed by Cathy Frepah and Annie Oakley is played by Alma Hill. If anyone among you thinks that putting on a production is easy you are very wrong. Not only is it time-consuming but also physically exhausting and you never stop learning - especially with our cast! But even though we may be an odd bunch we all work hard and I'm sure we'll be ready. The show plays February 23,24,25 at Bowmanville High School. Tickets can be acquired acquired by either contacting one of our students or phoning the school at 263-2205. I'd like to caution any one of you readers who don't intend to attend - you'll be sorry! As a final word I would like to pay tribute to those of our cast who have put in a lot of extra work - our dance captains. Girls' dance captains captains Anne Marks, Kathy Kemp and Lisa Shulga and boys' dance captain Jeff Pressinski have put in a lot of extra work and we're all very grateful. Also thanks to our backstage help who keep the show going. Director Lauren Sooter and her assistant Renee Freeman and producer, producer, Linda Beevor and her assistant Deanna Dart have done a lot to keep our show on its feet. Also a tip of the hat to stage manager, Karl Ansel- stetter and our props management, management, Susan Boyd and Michelle Michelle Baker. Last and certainly never least Mrs. Hill who we will never be able to thank enough. The Canadian Statesman Advertising Deadlines Display - Tues. 4:00 p.m. Classified - Tues. 12:00 noon f-l. n M.'. 'l if. i-' j, \i } ' ■ r HOME OF THE FUEL ECONOMY CAR. 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