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f . > r* uUac^DonaM - cJujjo/td On Saturday, July 20th, 1985, at 4:00 p.m., in Newcastle United Church, the Reverend Donald Stiles solemnized the marriage of Cathy Tufford, daughter of Francis and Ruth Tufford, Newcastle, and Ronald Ronald MacDonald, son of John and Greta MacDonald, Verdun, Verdun, Quebec. The organist was Mrs. Dorothy Payne and the soloist Miss Sylvia Ruegger. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was lovely in Insurance! For Rates or Service CALL Ernie Harvey 623-2527 Treacy & Harvey Insurance Brokers Ltd. 68 King St. East Bowmanville her beautiful formal wedding gown of silk organza over taffeta, with a Victorian sleeve cascading in pearls. The bodice of embroidered Guipuere lace was enhanced by the sheer yoke with a Mandarin collar. The same Guipuere lace trimmed the hem and chapel train. The matching cap held a shoulder tip illusion tulle veil and she carried a cascade of white and pink roses, baby's breath, and asparagus fern. The maid of honour was Denise Tufford, sister of the bride, and the bridesmaids were Michele Tufford, sister of the bride, Marion Douglas, sister of the groom and Helen MacDonald. The flower girl was Trudy Douglas, neice of the groom, and the ring bearer was Andrew MacDonald, nephew of the groom. The maid of honour wore a rose taffeta formal gown, and the bridesmaids wore identical pink taffeta gowns and a matching rose in their coif- GRAND OPENING ACRYLIC NAILS at Duncans Try one nail free and see how they fit 133 King St. E., Bowmanville 623-1621 feurs, and carried bouquets of alstromeria, elegant mini carnations, pink roses and babies breath. The flower girl wore a pink taffeta dress and carried a basket of pink and white silk flowers. The groom, wearing a suit of navy blue, was attended by his brother, Gary MacDonald, who was the best man. The ushers were Jean Taylor, Pat Bennett, and Gary Hatanaka. The attendais wore navy blue suits. At the reception held at the Flying Dutchman Hotel, Bowmanville, the mother of the bride received the guests in a pale yellow chiffon dress, with a corsage of yellow and white roses and mini carnations. carnations. The groom's mother assisted in receiving the guests in a royal blue chiffon gown, with a corsage of pink and white roses and mini carnations. Leaving for a honeymoon in Hawaii, the bride wore a yellow and white linen suit, white accessories and a yellow and white rose corsage. Prior to the wedding the bride was honoured at showers given by Luzia Tso, Maureen Weaver, Denise Tufford, Tufford, Michele Tufford, Veronica Veronica Robinson, Helen MacDonald, MacDonald, Marion Douglas and Patricia MacDonald. Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald are now residing in their home in Willowdale. -Photo by Piper Studio FIELD DAY WED., SEPT. 4,10 a.m. till 3 p.m. Everyone welcome to view our test plots of... • Soya Beans • White Beans • Corn Come in and discuss the seeds and chemicals used. FREE COFFEE AND REFRESHMENTS ...while you talk to Ed and Bruce. FREE NOON HOUR BARBEQUE Test Plots are adjacent to our elevator Cor. Hwy. 7A and 35, R.R. //1, Bethany 705-277-2002 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, August 28,1985 3 Enjoyed Year as Orono Fair Queen Celebrated His First Birthday Hi! My name ts Tommy Crane. On August 16, 1985,1 celebrated my first birthday. My grandparents Ann and Jack Guest of Keene and Pearl and Les Crane of Rexdale, and my aunts, uncles, cousins and friends helped to make it a special day. Great grandma and grandpa Myrtle and George Guest sent their best wishes from Kitchener. Mommy and Daddy, Jane and Peter were so proud. Post Offices Close Labour Day All greater Metro Toronto area Postal Stations will be closed and there will be no letter-carrier delivery on 'Labour Day,' Monday, September September 2, 1985. 'Special Delivery' services will be available, for all 'Special Delivery' : . itemsÿ including Intelpost arid Tele-' post. Stations with Saturday hours will also be open as usual on Saturday, August 30th. Customers who normally pick up, their mail at post office lobby "lock-boxes" will be.ablelto do. so,,l;Where . the boxes are acceStoble on a 2Ï-Tîouf"basis;' ; y '> Priority Post Courier service service will not operate on Monday, Monday, September 2nd. Regular postal service will resume in Canada Post Corporation's York Division on Tuesday, September 3, .1985. by Catherine Denny All the excitement and glamour that goes along with royalty is yours for the taking as the title of Orono Fair Queen once again becomes becomes available for a new heiress. The crown, which will be awarded to a local beauty on September 5th, is being handed down by last year's queen, Shelley Geddes. She readily admits that being Orono Fair Queen is "a heck of a lot of fun". The Bowmanville girl, who was crowned opening day of Orono's 1984 fair, was chosen from among six competitors competitors based on a short resume resume on her community involvement, involvement, her singing talent, talent, and her speaking ability. ability. "We were each required to model two outfits; one casual and one. formal dress," explained Shelley adding that "much of the judges' decision weighed upon the girls' resumes which were entitled: Why I Want to be Fair Queen." Most of Shelley's duties took place during the three- day event and included handing out ribbons and presiding over various activities activities at the fair. A second year Physical Education student at York University, Shelley never dreamed that she'd win the contest but entered just for fun. "I usually show hunters and jumpers at the fair, but last year I didn't have any horses to show so I decided (with a bit of prompting from my friends) to become a contestant for Orono Fair Queen." said Miss Geddes. Of course, when the fair was over, Shelley was still expected to uphold her title as queen. This meant attending attending a four-day conference conference in February at the Royal York Hotel and a couple of days at the CNE where she competed with 111 other community fair queens for the title of Miss CNE. "I had a great time," explained the local beauty, "competing at the CNE was especially glamorous with loads of photographers constantly constantly tripping over us and all the celebrities we met and presents we received from our sponsors." Now training for the tet- rathalon and returning to classes this fall, Shelley emphasizes emphasizes the fact that you don't have to be a model to enjoy all the benefits of being Orono Fair Queen. You just have to like meeting meeting people and having a good time. Photographically Speaking ... © Photo Marketing Assoc Inti. CAPTURING MOTION - is what makes this shot work. 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