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) The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 16,1983 3 Swytlie - Qdcmckaiid Trinity United Church, Bowmanville, was the scene of a lovely summer wedding on Saturday, August 20th, 1983 at 4:30 p.m. when the Reverend John Peters united in marriage Abby Marie Blanchard and Douglas Elliot • Smythe. ; The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Blanchard, of Bowmanville, and the groom's mother is Mrs. Florence Smith of Guelph. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was radiant in her formal gown designed with a Spanish lace bodice, stand up collar, long fitted lace sleeves with ruffles at the wrists, and a scalloped ruffle at the yoke. A chiffon skirt with lace apron front, flowed into a full length chapel train with a deep lace flounce. Her side swept hat of Spanish lace and chiffon, with silk flowers on the upturned brim featured a buff bow with a flowing veil. She carried a j •bridal Douquet of yellow roses and baby's breath. The matron of honour was Mrs. E. Sikora, and the bridesmaids were Mrs. R. Wilton, Mrs. W. Harrison and "This was my old dress. Now I'm wearing my daughter's" f /, jm, L., ; à ■( f t : a t --Ann Davidson, housewife and Weight Watchers Leader, lost 30 lbs., has kept it off for five years. "Five years ago, I was drowning in a sea of food. My Weight Watchers group was my lifeboat. Weight Watchers helped me turn around m !p f ÏÏW If"' ' m, ?> L w flEvH it: I .ts i. SS n ! S it. ! «■ ! J : iv nv thinking. I learned 'M iTkif tJ to take action and make choices that put me on the win- 8ÛI ning side of the ÿ [t scale. |/:§ Today I am still free of 30 lbs. of i j j fat, free to be thin, 14 •' free to be me!" Lose weight once and for all. WEIGHT WRFCHERS' Enroll at any class. Registration and first meeting meeting fee $15.00. $6.00 weekly thereafter. Senior Citizens and students -- Registration and first meeting fee $7.00. $3.00 weekly thereafter. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL: 1-800-268-3915 ^ Wvujtil Walihvn Inlem.ilmiMl Un VJ8J Otnvr of Wvighl Walchm lutlvn Meeting Mrs. T. Metcalf. Best man was Mr. Wayne Harrison and the ushers were Brian Ward, Gord Parks and Wes Smith. The flower girl was Tina Harrison, and the ring bearer was Robbie Harrison. At the reception held at Memorial Park Clubhouse, the bride's mother received " the guests in a street length, two piece dress and jacket of teal blue. Leaving for a honeymoon, destination unknown, the bride travelled in a black and white pantsuit. Mr. and Mrs. Smythe are now residing in Guelph. -- McRobbie Photo Providence- Shaws 4-H S£oW6fty - Qibb The Last Meeting By Loretta Mostert The last meeting of the Providence Shaws Chefs was held at the home of Mrs. Killeen at 6:30 p.m. October 24, 1983. The meeting was opened with the 4-H pledge and the roll call which was "Name a new food or spice that you learned to like during the project." We then went over the last pages of the book and filled in the blanks. Mrs. Killeen then showed us how to model our costumes for the Achievement Program on November 18 at Kirby School. The leaders checked our books. We then had a piece of cake and played the game Roulette Review until our parents came to pick us up. Give.. efy /te the ^Beet in Sight Orono United Church was the setting for a lovely wedding wedding on Saturday, October 1st, 1983, at 4:00 p.m., uniting in marriage Mary Ellen Lowery and Laine Edward Gibb. The bride is the daughter daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Lowery of Kirby, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Gibb of Whitby. The Reverend Wayne Wright performed the double ring ceremony. The organist was Mr. David Gray and Mr. Ross Metcalfe sang "The Lord's Prayer" and "Theme from Ice Castles." The bride, given in marriage marriage by her parents, looked radiant in her formal gown of carnation white chiffon with high neckline and a fitted bodice adorned with chantilly lace and pearls. Small chiffon çapelets topped the long slim sleeves cuffed with matching lace. The long full skirt had an attached train which fell softly into a chapel train. A head- piece of lace and pearls held her cathedral length veil of imported French illusion bordered bordered with Chantilly lace, and she carried a soft flowing cascade cascade made up of white silk roses, white gardinias, white stephanotis, dark blue rosettes, rosettes, freesia's and soft white feathers. The bride was attended by her maid of honour, Miss Gwenyth Ard, Miss Donna Lowery, only sister of the bride, Miss Kimberley Gibb, only sister of the groom. All three were gowned in matching matching long, royal blue, taffeta dresses with ruffled, elbow- length sleeves, and a sash tied in a bow at the back. The V-shaped front and back were complimented by pearl necklaces, necklaces, given as gifts by the bride, and each carried airy bouquets in blue dogwood L white tiger lilies, blue roses edged with Vinca and soft white feathers to give the feel of fall. The best man was Mr. Larry Dunlop, and ushering were Mr. Michael Maurer, Mr. Scott Gibb, brother of the groom. They were attired alike, matching the groom in charcoal j^rey tuxedos. The reception was held at the Orono Community Centre, where the bride's mother received the guests, wearing a formal, dusty rose, chiffon gown with matching jacket, and complemented by a wrist corsage. The bride-groom's mother wore a formal gown of burgundy colour with a matching lace jacket also complemented by a corsage, assisting the bride's mother in welcoming the guests were the M.C. and his wife, the bride's Uncle Jack and Aunt June Siebarth. The tables were beautifully decorated with two-tone shades of blue, which extended extended to the head table and complemented the wedding cake, expertly made and exquisitely exquisitely decorated by Joan Henry of Bowmanville. Many showers were given in honour of the bride and groom prior to the wedding. September 4 - a miscellaneous miscellaneous family shower hosted by Lynn Lowery-Robinson, cousin of the bride. September 6 - a miscellaneous miscellaneous family shower hosted by the mother and sister of the groom. September 12 - a miscellaneous miscellaneous family shower hosted by Shirley Coyle, aunt of the bride. September 20 - a miscellaneous miscellaneous community shower hosted by Joan and Gwenyth Ard, Faye Fontaine, Doreen Stewart and Mary Henderson. September 24 - a get-together get-together was held by the groom's Uncle Richard, for the groom and friends. September 30 - the rehearsal party was held by the groom's family. For the honeymoon the happy couple headed for the Haliburton area and points north. Mr. and Mrs. Gibb are now residing in Oshawa. Photo by Gallery 282, Oshawa COUNCIL BRIEFS December 5 to 11 will be Human Rights Week in Ontario, Ontario, members of town council were advised Monday. Monday. Information on the week was contained in a letter to the municipality from the Ontario Human Rights commissioner. commissioner. The town's chief administrative administrative officer was asked to review the letter and consider consider how its contents may apply to the Town of Newcastle. Newcastle. The correspondence suggested that a human rights officer be invited to speak to groups such as school boards, businesses, and municipal personnel in the municipalty. The town's proposed regulations regulations for transient businesses became official this week, with the passing of a transient trader's bylaw. bylaw. The by-law charges a $250 fee for anyone setting up shop in this municipality without having lived here for the proceeding three months and without having his name on assessment rolls. Fines for operating a business business without paying the fee include an amount equal to the fee which should have been paid plus a fine of between between $10 and $200. shorney's opticians BRIAN C l AMBON M.in.ujc'i 30 KING ST. WEST BOWMANVILLE 623-4477 iM m:/ù ■•vix&'iAi :/» -■ ÎTHE-RE'S MOfl E FUTURE If.' t, l)p" HOME OF THE FUEL ECONOMY CAR. MIDWAY DATSUK 1300 Dundas St. E., Whitby 668-6828 The RE-SALE FASHIONS For Ladies and Children at 170 Church St. W., Bowmanville Telephone 623-1116 ■ Now Receiving on Consignment Fall and Winter Clothing Tuesday and Wednesday Each Week also Baby Furniture and Accessories Cribs, Jolly Jumpers, Mobiles, High Chairs, etc. Saturdays Only Oops! I Vile Goofed'. 623-2527 is still your number for complete insurance service \Ne changed our name and added an extra man. But somehow we goofed and neither our old name nor our new name appear in the phone book. We are listed under "JTS Insurance Brokers" or call your information operator. Treacy and Harvey INSURANCE BROKERS LIMITED 68 King St. East Call Ernie Harvey at 623-2527 Free Parking In Roar Bowmanville QQakeit - Teafce Orono United Church was the setting on August 27, 1983 when Muriel Anne Peake, daughter of Charles Peake, Orono and Marilyn Robson, Whitby and Gordon Douglas Blaker, son of Patrick and Elizabeth Blaker, R. R. 2, Newcastle were united in marriage.. Reverend Wayne Wright was the officiating minister with soloist Alanna Coles being accompanied by organist, organist, Douglas Dewell. The bride, given in marriage marriage by her father, wore a formal gown of white poly chiffon. Her sweetheart neckline, neckline, bodice and sleeves were trimmed in embroidered schifflie, chantilly and guipure laces. The flounced skirt, also trimmed in chantilly chantilly lace with guipure lace appliques fell into a full length cathedral train. The bride's ensemble was complimented with a matching two tier veil and headpiece. She carried a bouquet of white orchids, white roses, lily of the valley with fresh fern and ivy. The bride's attendants, Susan Dennis, Janice Saunders, Saunders, and Beverly Peake wore peach taffeta dresses with full circular skirts and leg-of- mutton sleeves. They carried bouquets made up of a white lace fan with peach roses, lily of the valley and green ferns and baby's breath. The junior bridesmaid was Jennifer Bateman, niece of the groom, who wore a peach taffeta dress with a peterpan collar and carried a bouquet fan of peach colored flowers. The best man was Cliff Bruton and the ushers were David Ibbotson, Charles Goschl and Kevin Peake. The wedding reception was held at the Bowmanville Golf and Country Club. Out of town guests came from Northern Ireland, Toronto, Belleville, Campbellford, London, and Kingston. The bride's mother welcomed welcomed everyone, dressed in a mint green floor length gown with a corsage of green, pink and white flowers. The groom's mother wore a street length dress of pastel shades. The couple spent their honeymoon at the Gray Rocks Resort, Mont Tremblant, Quebec. Mr. and Mrs: Gordon Blaker are residing at Box 43, Jones Avenue, Newtonville. duôâic yjaiüô Acrylic Sculptured Nails Professionally trained technician V.I.P. Hairstyling 623-6252 Waverly Plaza, Bowmanville Here's Our Answer to o> FREE DRAW EVERY WEEK UNTIL CHRISTMAS AT EACH OF OUR THREE STORES hiLuimuiiHiiu [ilU Mil y nAA WIN FIFTY CONSTITUTION SILVER DOLLARS! * COME INTO ONE OUR STORES * COMPARE OUR LOW PRICES * FILL IN A LUCKY DRAW FORM * NO PURCHASE NECESSARY PLUS... OUR BUY ONE GET ONE FREE M) SALE CONTINUES! - y THE WALLPAPER CENTRE OSHAWA 140Slmcoe S. (Cor. 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