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'iVedcli/nÿ - t'Weahlvnÿ iÆùÂoawI - $évÿu&<M 'IVenhlmÿ, A wedding of interest took place on Saturday, July 9,1983 at 2:00 p.m. at Calvary Temple, Belleville. The altar of the church was tastefully decorated with a large white wrought iron arch and matching matching pair of ten candle candela- bras. The bride and groom were married under the arch with the attendants witnessing the ceremony from different' levels on the altar. : Virginia Maude Tripp, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orman Tripp, Rednersville Road, R. R. 1, Carrying Place, (formerly of Bowmanville) was united in marriage to Jeffrey Earl Dulmage, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dulmage, 30 Hill Street, Picton. The Reverend Hugh Munro officiated, assisted by Reverend Reverend Kelly Toth. The organist "was Jean McCoy, Corbyville, and the pianist Linda Pritchard, Pritchard, Toronto. The soloist was Linnette Richardson, Whitby, with a duet by David Hill and Earla Hill, Belleville. The bride's gown was Victorian Victorian style featuring the high stand-up neckline and jewel Now Available Flash-Frozen Rhubarb, Asparagus, Strawberries, Cherries, Raspberries, Garden Peas Beans (Green & Wax) Corn MÜMILLAN ORCHARDS Hwy. No. 2 tahMM A|u I WNtby 161-5031 MO-2531 keyhole outlined with swiss embroidered lace. The yoke was of ultra-sheer chiffon with fitted swiss lace bodice. Leg- of-Mutton sleeve featured sheer puff gathered at the elbow with ruffle and tightly fitted lace bottom to the wrist. The full skirt featured a front Swiss embroidered lace insert panel, while the back fell softly softly from the waist into a train • of many over-layers of lace. Her gown was accented with a large matching Victorian style hat of chiffon and swiss embroidered embroidered lace, tilted at the side to feature the cascade of white flowers dropping over the ear with a waist length veil. The bride also wore an amethyst and pearl gold necklace necklace passed down to her from her grandmother. The bride's bouquet was centered with a white leather Bible inside a garland of silk flowers with a knee length cascade of Sonja Roses, White Spring Blossoms, Grey Eucalyptus Eucalyptus accented with Sonja Baby's Breath and Vinca Vine. The Matron of Honour was Susan O'Coin, wearing a designer designer two piece gown of French taffeta in a vibrant shade of jade green. The bodice featured a low V-neck- line with tiny button front closure, fitted to the waist with hip peplum and large front centre bow, short puff sleeves with ruffle complemented complemented by a long A-line skirt with matching hat. Her bouquet bouquet was a garland centered with a hurricane lamp and lighted candle with matching flowers to the bride's bouquet. The bridesmaids were Kimm Smith, Elaine York, Cindy Tripp, sister-in-law of the bride, Jill Madill, cousin of the groom, Christine Boshart, Angela Carter, cousin of the groom, Rachael Crowe, cousin of the bride, and Tracey Redner. The bridesmaids wore gowns and carried identical identical bouquets to the Matron of Honour. The flower girl was Jamie Thompson, who wore matching matching gown to the attendants and carried a miniature replica of the attendants' bouquet. Ring bearer was Patrick Crowe, cousin of the bride, dressed in silver grey tails, Miniature bride was Erin Easton, cousin of the groom. She wore a gown similar to the bride's and carried a miniature miniature replica of the bride's bouquet. Flower girl's and miniature bride's gowns were made by friends of the bride. Miniature groom was Paul Easton, cousin of the groom, dressed in silvèr grey tails. Best Man was Blaine Thompson, dressed in silver grey tails. Ushers were Jim Dulmage, brother of the groom, John Dulmage, brother of the groom, Dennis Tripp, brother of the bride, Paul Hill, John Pingle, Daryl Haggarty, Paul Simmons, cousin of the bride, John Noble cousin of the bride. The attendants attendants also wore silver grey tails. The formal reception was held at the Belleville and district district Fish and Game Club with John Bertelink, Master of Ceremonies. The mother of the bride received guests wearing a formal pearl grey georgette designer gown accented with heavy swiss embroidered lace at the neckline, cuffs _ and hemline. To complement her gown sne wore a corsage of Sonja Roses and Grey Eucalyptus Eucalyptus which matched the flowers on the side of her large brimmed grey straw hat. The mother of the groom received guests wearing a formal old rose chiffon over taffeta designer jacket gown accented with sequins and seed pearls on the jacket and bodice of the dress. To complement complement her gown she wore a wrist corsage of Old Rose Rosebuds outlined in Grey Baby's Breath, and a white hat with matching flower. The bride and groom left on their honeymoon wearing matching ultra suede suits in pearl grey accented with teal. They travelled on their two week vacation throughout Pennsylvania and Lake Placid. They have now taken up residence at their home, 4 Maple Avenue, Picton. TRUCK CLEARANCE SALE Come in and test drive the all-new 4x4's... 4-passenger, 4- wheel drive featuring a 2200cc Hemi engine. See our Diesel Long Box and King Cab. FULL SERVICE DEPT MIDWAY DATSUhl LTD. 1300 Dindas St. E. Whitby 668-6028 On Saturday, July 2nd, 1983, at 3 p.m. St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, was the scene of a beautiful beautiful double ring ceremony, when Father Frank Mihelic united in marriage Wendy May Ferguson and Denis Michaud. The soloist was Ernest Joanesse Jr., cousin of the groom. The master of ceremony was Mr. Ron McLean, accompanied by his wife Jean. The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Ferguson, Bowmanville, and the groom's parents are Mr. Leo Michaud of Grand Falls, and the late Huguette Michaud. Given in marriage by her parents, the bride was radiant in her formal white gown, the demurely high neckline set off by a Schiff embroidered yoke and seeci pearls. The traditional traditional chantilly lace and fitted bodice emphasize^., the fullness fullness of three tiere and the deep flowing, attached chapel train completed the look of "This day I marry my friend...the one I laugh with, live for, dream with, love." On Saturday June 25th, 1983 at Boston Presbyterian Church, Milton, several relatives, relatives, friends and family gathered to witness the marriage of Nancy Marlene McKinnon and Paul Ernest Larmer. The church was beautifully decorated in pink and white to accent the bridesmaids' dresses of pink and the matron of honour who was wearing daphine rose. The best man and ushers were stunning in their oxford grey tuxedos with striped trousers. The groom wore the matching grey cutaway. The bride, given in marriage marriage by her parents, John and Grace McKinnon, wore a lovely white polyester organza gown with a high neckline set off by a cameo pearl yoke. Wide bands of Chantilly look lace added to the bodice and skirt. The dress had long trimmed chapel train. The dress was complemented with a matching matching bouffant hut. Matron of Honour was Susan Fritzlcy, Milton, friend of the bride, with bridesmaids Andrea Stlrk, Orangeville, Rene Amos, Guelph, and Darlene Hawkes, cousin of the mg sleeves with ruffle- lea cuffs and attached bride. The groom's niece, Heather Goolding, Blackstock was flowergirl. Best Man was Rob Amos, Guelph, with ushers Keith McKinnon, Milton, brother of the bride, Dave Larmer, Blackstock, brother of the groom and Harold Wright, also from Blackstock. Reverend Rod Lewis, Hope- dale Presbyterian Church, Oakville officiated the double ring ceremony. Flora Soski, played the organ music and Herb Vine, Blackstock, sang two solos: "Perhaps Love" and "The Wedding Song" while playing the guitar. The bride's parents along with the groom's parents, Ralph and Peggy Larmer, received the guests at the reception held at the Lions Club Hall in Thompson Road Arena, Milton, Master of ceremonies ceremonies was Dennis Yellow- lees, Enniskillen, cousin of the groom. Following the dance, the bride and groom left for a honeymoon at Fern Resort in Orillia. Prior to their special day there were six showers for the bride, two stags for the groom, a Stag and Doe dance in their honour and an Open House at the bride's parents home in Milton to view the gifts. The happy couple are residing residing in their new home In Guelph. delicate softness. The headpiece was a tiara of inset seed pearls which fell in a long cathedral train. The bride carried the groom's mother's Bible with red roses and baby's breath. The maid of honour, Jane Browning and the bridesmaids bridesmaids Shelley Hayes, Donna- lee Patricia Ferguson, sister of the bride, Rochelle Walker, sister of the groom, Nancy Stephens and Jane Nickerson were in formal gowns of dusty rose of Quiane jersey with matching jackets. The best man was Bob Walker, brother-in-law of the groom and the ushers .were Randy Hayes, brother-in-law of the bride, Andrew Ferguson, Ferguson, brother of the bride, Terry Bond, Glen Rutherford, Paul Frocklage and Ron O'Connell. The groom's attendants attendants wore grey Prince tuxedos tails with ascot ties. The groom wore white tuxedo tails. The flower girl, Michelle Hayes, niece of the bride, wore a formal gown of white. Sherree and Carrie Bond wore formal gowns in pink. The reception was held at the church hall where the bride's mother received the guests in a formal gown of polyester yellow crepe knit with delicate lace trim and self sash and yellow roses. She was assisted by the groom's aunt, Mrs. Yolande Lacroix wearing a formal jersey knit pink gown with matching jacket and pink roses. The bride's grandmother, Mrs. May Cowle, assisted wearing a formal gown of polyester in blue with pearls at the waistline waistline and pink roses. Leaving for a honeymoon in Ottawa, Montreal, Quebec and parts of U.S.A. , the bride wore a pink dress with white accessories. accessories. The groom was wearing wearing grey slacks and a rose coloured shirt. Prior to the wedding, the bride was entertained at several showers. Jane Browning Browning hosted a miscellaneous shower, a cup and saucer was hosted by the bride's aunts, Helen Shantz and Patricia Cowle, a neighbourhood shower by Jean Brooking, Allana Ball and Connie Puk, a personal shower by the bride's sisters Shelley Hayes, Patricia and Donnalee Ferguson, Ferguson, a beach party Jack and Jill by Kay and Nancy Stephen and the Staff of St. Joseph's School where the bride worked. A stag was held for the groom where he received a purse of money. John Harness played the bag pipes as the bride and groom and the wedding party left the church. Out of town guests were from Oshawu, Cobourg, Ottawa, Waterloo, Toronto, Port Perry, Niagara Falls, Scarborough, Kitchener, St. Catharines, New Brunswick, Sturgeon Falls, Heurst, North Buy, Kanata, Timmins, Quebec and Grand Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Michaud are now residing In Hearst where the groom is with the O.P.P. detachment. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 14,1983 3 SèoeJtee - QiewUeù 'iVeahlvnÿ On Saturday, June 18, 1983 the marriage of Jeanette Caroline Devries and Arthur Jacob Boekee was solemnized in the Maranatha Christian Reformed Church, Bowmanville. The Reverend R. Ouwehand of Cobourg officiating. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Devries, Bowmanville, and Mr. and Mrs. John Boekee, R.R. 1, Orono. Given in marriage by her parents, the bride was lovely in a formal gown of organza and lace with little pearls over taffeta, with bishop sleeves and wide, pointed cuffs. The gown was highlighted with a long train of ruffles. A matching lace and pearl head- piece held a fingertip veil with scalloped edges and she carried a bouquet of red roses, stephanotis and baby's breath. The maid of honor was Miss Florence Heidinga and the bridesmaids were Trudy Wesselius and Corrine Boekee, sister of the groom. They wore gowns of burgundy organza over taffeta and carried bouquets of white lilies, stephanotis and lily of the valley. Best man was Jake Boekee, twin brother of the groom and the ushers were Lloyd Devries, brother of the bride and George Sikma. The groom and his attendants were dressed alike in grey tuxedos, white shirts and matching bow ties. The groom's boutonniere was a red rose and baby's breath, and the attendants, a white carnation. After a reception held at the Flying Dutchman Motor Inn, the happy couple left for a honeymoon at the East Coast. Mr. and Mrs. Boekee are now residing in Dungannon. PEACOCK LUMBER LTD. Building supplies. Our specialty is lumber and lumber products. A complete line of kiln dried hardwood and softwoods. • Walnut • Cherry • Maple • Redwood • Teak • Oak • Phil. Mahog. • Softwoods Hardwood & softwood plywood. MILL and YARD Specialty 328 Rltson Rd. N., Oshawa Custom Milling 725-4744