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v C/folùen - tÆawû 'iVeahlvny, !;• Morag Mairs and John (David Killeen were united ■'in marriage by the Reverend Reverend Edward Schamerhorn on Saturday, May 25th, 1985 in St. Paul's United Church, Bowmanville. Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. John R. Mairs of Bowmanville, and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Killeen also of Bowmanville. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a formal gown of sheer or- tfi lTWSeptsb of frmtfyi liuitedOiurcfi ,]W Ville Sjxnweclb^ RGU1. oss xl Wedding rahlonx ép-ip* modelled by local cnijena: Old tfeamk l irtemoruklLi alxo _ on dtirolmj. rnOTW' (6233138 1 forlkketZ fooo •2638 " >»06 ganza over taffeta, featuring featuring a high neckline, thx - ee quarter length sleeve, fitted bodice, sheer yoke and basque basque waistline, highlighted by Chantilly lace. Her full circular skirt fell into a trimmed chapel train. A matching headpiece held her finger,tip French illusion illusion veil and she carried a cascading bouquet of red roses with white stephanotis and tartan ribbon ribbon and lace. • Doug Detvell was the organist organist for the ceremony and Allanah Coles the soloist. Julie Bones of Toronto was matron of honour and the bridesmaids were Avril Fairley of Oshawa, cousin of the bride, Tawnya Clark of Bowmanville, and Rosemary McGilvray of Toronto, Toronto, sister of the groom. Randy Smith of Peterborough Peterborough was best man and the ushers were Steve Wood of Bowmanville, Robert Mairs of Bowmanville, brother of the bride, and Ken Munneke of Bethany, cousin of the groom. The reception was held at the Bowmanville Golf Club Insurance! For Rates or Service CALL Ernie Harvey 623-2527 Treacy & Harvey Insurance Brokers Ltd. 68 King St. East Bowmanville SENTRA THE SMART MONEY CAR ^NISSAN MAJOR MORON] TEST DRIVE ONE TODAY! AVAILABLE IN 2 DOOR, 4 DOOR WAGON and HATCHBACK MODELS FROM $7696 MIDWAY MOTORS LTD. 1300 DUNDAS ST. E., WHITBY 668-6828 HWY. 2 JUST WEST OF THICKSON E3 NISSAN where the bride's mother received the guests wearing a pale blue formal organza gown with matching jacket and a corsage of shell pink roses and tartan ribbon. The groom's mother wore a formal majenta coloured gown with a corsage of cream roses, both grandmothers grandmothers of the bride attended attended from Scotland. The bride's going away outfit was a red drop waist organza dress with white collar and white accessories. accessories. Following a two week honeymoon in Florida the couple are residing in Lindsay. a Showers: Prior to her marriage, Morag Mairs was entertained at several showers. Miscellaneous showers were given by Liz Mitchell of Oshawa and Jane Van Heuvelen of Haydon, Barb Sandison of Bowmanville and Julie Bones of Toronto, Co-workers Co-workers of the Toronto Dominion Dominion Bank of Bowmanville, Margaret Wilson, Shona Winacott, Jessie and Avril Fairley all of Oshawa, and Karen and Tawnya Clark of Bowmanville. A Jack and Jill shower was also given by the Smith Family of Peterborourgh and a Community Community presentation given by Providence Shaw's community. community. Photo by Jim Quirk of Accent Accent on Photography, Pon- typool. YELVERTON On Sunday anernoon and evening a gathering of relatives and friends congregated congregated here at Malcomia to observe Marti Malcolm's birthday. Present for the occasion occasion were Marti, Jane, and Dionne Malcolm of Omemee, Mitze and Bob Fick and Mona Malcolm of Pickering, Vincent Hammond of Whitby, Ron Sharman of Lindsay and Louis and Elizabeth Nasato of Port Credit, and Candy Malcolm Malcolm of Toronto. Newton ville Newtonville - Starkville Bowling. 50/50 draw Sabine Parks. Team standings - Winter 7, Summer 5, Spring 3 and Fall 1 point. 200 games - Pat Millson 276,257, Susan Floyd 228, Carol Oke 224, Peggy Millson 215, Olive Henderson 209, Cathy Adams 209, Joyce Stacey 208. Sabine Parks 202. There are still tickets left for the bus trip to the Cambridge Cambridge Mill Outlets on Sept. 28th (Saturday). Next Sunday, Sunday, Sept. 22nd an Induction Induction service will.be held in the evening at 7:30 p.m. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 18, 1985 Weekend Guests Visit Friends in Pontypool Winnie Strong is home from hospital but still needs lots of rest and taking it easy. Jimmy Strong is in Sunnybrook Hospital, Hospital, seriously ill. Stephanie Timbers was released from St. Joseph's Hospital, Peterborough Peterborough on Saturday, September September 14th and is further recuperating at her parents' home. She wanted your correspondent correspondent to express thanks to all those who came in for a visit or sent cards. Please pray for those mentioned and others about whom I do not know. Do tell about your loved ones if they are faced with illness or serious accident. On our trip to Gananoque, I failed to mention that we visited with an aunt of mine in Napanee, Aunt Mary Nugent. She was formerly on a farm near Deseronto and nursed her husband, Claude, for a short time with terminal cancer. cancer. Later she sold her home and moved into a seniors apartment complex in the Town of Napanee. She is quite comfortable. Also, after a lunch stop in Belleville, I telephoned telephoned a college mate of my mother, Josephine Tickell. She enjoyed the phone call but was not well enough for a personal visit. Her funeral was on Tuesday, September 17th. When an opportunity arises for kindness to someone else, seize it. It may not come again. On Saturday, September 14th, your correspondent and her husband travelled to Toronto to visit her mother, Mrs. Edmonds. Since it was a special occasion (early celebration celebration of my birthday) we made a trip up to the Observation Observation Deck of the C.N. Tower. Tom and I were up eight years ago, just before coming to Pontypool, and we saw many changes. The view was quite impressive and wands gave a description of what you were seeing. Nancy, Earl, Amanda and Ruby Malley, all of Bowmanville Bowmanville were afternoon and supper guests of Mary Morrison Morrison on Saturday, September 14th. Labour Day weekend, Mary visited her daughter, Nancy, and they made a tour to Niagara on the Saturday, which they enjoyed very much. The Reverend Bill Tadeja solemnized the marriage of Maribeth Diane Hamstra and Ralph Shaw on Saturday, July 6th, 1985, in Newcastle Town Hall at 5:30 p.m. The hall was nicely decorated with pink and burgundy streamers, matching matching bells and candles. Given in marriage by her father, the bride looked lovely in a Southern Belle style gown of white organza. It featured a fitted bodice of Chantilly lace with a sheer yoke accented with a cameo motif and full sheer sleeves with lace appliques and lace cuffs. The full skirt was scalloped with a Chantilly lace underlay and formed a cathedral train. Bridal hat , accented with matching lace andjseed pearls completed her ensemble and $a/mAfaa Photographically Speaking. . . © Photo Marketing Assoc. Inti Diggin 'In -- Everything about this photograph photograph says ACTION! Check out the bulging muscles, the straining tendons, the pursed lips, the pounding hooves. Add to that the blurred fence in the background, and you can't help but know this horse is really diggin' diggin' in. The rider, too, adds to the feeling with arms raised and hair (lying in the wind. The shot was taken by pre-loeusing on a spot and then shooting at precisely the right moment with a 200 nun lens and a camera set at a 1/1,000 shutter speed and loaded with 400 ASA film. PHOTOGRAPHY CUSTOM FRAMING < A nge' s PHOt o I > 1 HOUR EXPRESS PHOTO FINISHING III KING ST, W, llOWMANVIM.i; 02:1-25(1» she carried a Chantilly lace fan consisting of pink and white roses, baby's breath, ivy, and stephenotis. Maid of Honour was Sherri Green of Bowmanville and the bridesmaids were Kathy Hamstra, sister of the bride, Angie Luxton of Bowmanville and Carol Flynn of Orono. The flower girl was Miss Julie-Ann de Jager, cousin of the bride. The bridal attendants wore identical dusty rose organza gowns with hats matching the gowns and carried baskets of silk flowers consisting of burgundy roses, pink orchids and ivy. Best man was Mr. Dave Maschke, of Seagrave and the ushers were Robert Shaw, Port Perry, brother of the groom, Steve Snider, Oshawa and Tom Cooke, Brampton, cousin of the groom. The groom wore a black tuxedo with tails and the attendants wore burgundy tuxedo's with • dusty rose accents. Master of ceremonies was Mr. Paul de Jager, cousin of the bride. Reception and dance followed the ceremony at the town hall. Out of town guests attending were from California, California, North Bay, Windsor, London, London, Belleville, Woodstock, Toronto and surrounding areas. Following the reception the happy couple left for their honeymoon in the Pocono Mts. Pennsylvannia. Mr. and Mrs. Shaw are now residing in their new home in Bethany. --photo by Mr. Roger Wooley , Lloyd Scott-,a ■À Counselling Therapy for Families, Couples and Individuals Mediation and Assessments in Child Custody and Access Disputes Orono Medical Centre 983-9792 Inquiries Welcome! 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