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v V iMobbe - Connery QAMding Beaton - C/tyde/tman QA/edding Kingsview United Church, Oshawa, formed the setting for the marriage of Mary, daughter of Brian and Marilyn Cryderman, 637 Sunset Blvd., Newcastle, to.Donald Beaton, son of Clyde and Joan Beaton, 413 Bernhard Cresc., Oshawa', on Saturday, September 7th, 1985, at 4 p.m. with the Reverend Audrey Fisher officiating. The organist was Hazel Bundle and the soloist Jane Logel. The bride wore a formal, white matte taffeta, Elizabethan Elizabethan styled gown. The wedding band neckline, yoke and bodice were accented with Alencon lace and scattered seed pearls. The Basque waist fell into a full skirt of shirred billows, enhanced with a ruffled chapel train. To complement the gown, the bride chose a bridal hat of matching Alencon lace with an attached French illusion romance length veil and she carried a cascading bouquet of orchids and azaleas. The bridal attendants were the maid of honor,. Wendy Johnson, and the bridesmaids were Carolyn Logel, Anna Rosetti and Sharon Waterfall. Best man was Eric Beaton and the ushers were Brian Beaton and Jeff Cryderman. The ring bearer was Jaime Parson. At the reception held at the Oshawa Shrine Club, the mother of the bride received the guests in a teal blue silk street length dress with a corsage of lilies and roses. The groom's mother assisted, wearing a dusty rose chiffon street length dress with a rose corsage. Following a honeymoon at Daytona Beach, Florida, Mr. and Mrs. Beaton are residing, at 1 Dean Park Rd., Scarborough. Scarborough. Prior to the wedding the bride was honored at showers hosted by Linda Parsons, Ruby Parson, Betty Hubble; Elaine and Sharon Waterfall; Bridget Ramkeesoon and Nevein Tadros; Carolyn Logel; and Mrs. Taylor and Joan McFarlane. ELECT IVAN M. HOBBS for Local Councillor Ward 2 (Bowmanville) Vote for a councillor with experience in Municipal Affairs. A Former Mayor A Former Regional Councillor A Former Local Councillor At election time, candidates make many promises they are unable to keep. In controlling taxes, Industrial and Commercial development development is an asset, but is also an on going operation by all of Council and not by any one person. In the last 2 years, Ivan Hobbs has tried to reduce taxes, by making a motion to reduce the budget by $200,000., but no one on council would second the motion. A second motion to reduce the budget by $100,000. was also defeated. Council claimed it was impossible to do this and still give the desired services to the people. At the end of the year Ivan Hobbs was proven to be right when there was a surplus of $400,000. At that time Hobbs stated, that with careful management, management, it should have been over $500,000., which would have been a major decrease in taxes. Vote for a man who has always worked for the taxpayers' benefit, and with your support will continue to do so. Hobbs supports Parks and Recreational facilities, up to an affordable level. Elder of St. Paul's United Church of Canada and member of the Session. Vote for IVAN HOBBS He will work for you. Election - November 12, 1985 Advance Poll, Library Building - November 2, 1985 Provision* for Handicapped In wheelchairs (elevator) Transportation and Information Telephone:623-5706 St. Gregory's Roman Catholic Catholic Church, Oshawa, formed the setting for a beautiful summer wedding on Saturday, Saturday, July 20th, 1985 at 2 p.m., when Roseanne Connelly became the bride of Philip' William Hobbs. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Connelly, Simcoe St. N., Oshawa. Parents of the groom are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hobbs, Crawford Crawford Drive, Ajax. The Reverend Father McGough officiated at the ceremony. St. Gregory's Church choir provided the music for the wedding and were accompanied by Mr. Jack Driscoll on the organ. The mother of the bride entered the church to the tune of Amazing Grace by Piper Bob Gowans. Given in marriage by her parents, the bride wore " a Victorian styled gown of silk embroidered organza, featur- . ing a high scalloped neckline with leg of mutton sleeves and a button-back bodice falling into a basque waist. The richly embroidered skirt flowed softly into a scalloped edge chapel train. From a floral wreath headpiece of delicate silk flowers with pearls flowed a gentle tumbling of illusion veil which softly completed the ensemble. The bride carried a bridal bouquet of red roses, ivy and baby's breath. the matron of honor was Jacqueline Connelly (sister- in-law of the bride), and the bridesmaids were Mrs. Sandrrf Corkrey (sister of the groom L Miss: j^aren Armstrong Armstrong (cousin'of the' bride), Miss Gayle Ly/ichahon, Miss Leslie Mohun find Mrs. Terri Fenney (all friends of the bride). The flowergirls were Miss Sarah Corkrey and Miss Jeannie Corkrey (nieces of the groom). The bridesmaids wore identical gowns of dusty rose taffeta and matching cameo hats, trimmed with pearls and a flowing veil. The XX iiotoV Photographically Speaking ... © Photo Marketing Assbc tntl Getting Up -- That's what makes this photograph so intriguing. Everyone has seen birds on power lines or poles, usually from ground level. But notice how this shot was taken from bird's-eye level. To do it, the photographer climbed a nearby knoll and used a 200 mm telephoto lens anti fast film. The result is an interesting look at an old, weathered pole and a red-winged black-bird caught in mid-chirp. The shot was taken in available light in late afternoon. PHOl UGKAPHY CUSTOM FRAMING A NGE'S photo £ u 1 HOUR EXHŒSS PHOTO FINISHING^ ' ' .'ll KING ST. VV. BOWMANVILLE 623-2568 recipe shower. The bride's co- workers at North American Life presented the happy couple with a gift from the Company. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hobbs are now residing in Whitby, Ontario. They would like to extend thanks to their master of ceremonies, Mr. Peter Connelly, Connelly, and to all out of town guests that travelled to Oshawa for the wedding. A special thank you to the bride's relatives who travelled from Scotland. --Photo by PiperStudio, Oshawa Snow Clearing Costs Up 45% A Works Department report report to council in committee committee reveals a 45 per cent increase increase over last year in the cost of clearing snow and winter maintenance for sidewalks and parking lots in the Town of Newcastle. Newcastle's Public Works Department received two tenders for the contract. D & F Snow Removal of Bowmanville Bowmanville was the successful bidder at $895 total cost each time its services are required. Mel Hartwig Excavation Excavation of Orono bid $1,990. The cost includes snow removal, sanding and salting salting of sidewalks, walkways and parking lots in areas of Bowmanville, Newcastle Village and Orono. Council approved the Works Department recommendation recommendation to award the contract to D & F Snow Removal, Removal, and funds from the 1985 and 1986 Public Works Winter Maintenance Budget have been earmarked earmarked for this purpose. The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. November 6,1985 3 Nothing Out of Ordinory In Town's *4,000 Phone Bill In response to recent queries regarding long distance distance charges on the municipality's municipality's telephone bill. Finance Finance Liaison Diane Hamre assured Newcastle Council that there was nothing nothing out ofthe ordinary in the Town's $4,000 to $4,500 monthly bill. As Council's liaison to the treasury, Councillor Hamre reviews all municipal expenditures. expenditures. At a council meeting on November 4th, Mrs. Hamre explained that equipment rental charges and maintenance accounted accounted for $3,000 to $3,500 of the telephone bill. Long distance calls arc seldom made to areas outside outside a 100 mile radius ofthe Town. Councillor Hamre said, and added that most of those calls are to government government Ministry personnel and suppliers. Mayor Garnet Rickard also pointed out that the telephone bill includes ail Newcastle departments and municipal buildings, in all areas of the Town. TtiE (formerly.Kountry Kut 'n' Kurl) hair design for men & women Perm Special! Thurs., Nov. 7 • Fit, Nov. 8 ■ Sat., Nov. 9 HALF PRICE 67 King St. W. Bowmanville Telephone 623-4551 flowergirls wore matching white taffeta gowns and floral wreaths on their heads. The bridesmaids carried bouquet of bridal pink roses and baby's breath. The flowergirls carried baskets of bridal pink roses and baby's breath. The best man was Mr. Douglas Douglas Hobbs (brother of the groom), and the ushers were Mr. Peter Connelly (brother of the bride), Mr. Harold Hobbs Jr. (brother of the groom), Mr. Jim Lavery (cousin of the bride), Mr. Chris Bilz and Mr. Allan Surrey (friends of the groom). The ringbearer was Mr. Craig Connelly./nephew of the bride). The grT™. wore, a double breasted black tuxedo with a white bow tie and his ushers and best man were attired in black tuxedos and black bow ties. The two year old ringbearer was clad in Scottish tartan! Both the father of the bride and the father of the groom were dressed the same as the ushers. Receiving guests at the reception held at Club Loreley in Oshawa, the bride's mother wore a formal length gown of periwinkle blue. The mother of the groom assisted wearing a formal length gown of dusty pink. Leaving for a two week honeymoon at Jack Tar Village, Village, Montego Bay, Jamaica, the bride wore a winter white suit of a skirt, jacket and matching camisole. A matching matching white hat trimmed w,ith a black ribbon and black accessories accessories completed the ensemble. Her going away corsage had pink and white roses and baby's breath. Prior to the wedding, a miscellaneous shower was given by Mrs. Jacqueline Connelly and Miss Gayle Lynchahon. Sandra Corkrey also hosted a miscellaneous shower and Miss Leslie Mohun and Mrs. Terri Feeney held a WHY PAY MORE THAN $7994? Why pay hundreds more? Nissan King Cab is still $7994. The 1986 King Cab Standard Standard is still priced the same as an '85. $7994* Still Canada's lowest priced King-size cab compact. Over $900 lower than CM. Over $1200 lower than Toyota. And lower than Mazda. NISSAN KING CAB $ioo«:< NISSAN KING CAB STD UPWARDLY MOBILE Get around. All around. The front wheel drive Nissan Multi performs and handles like a car. But open up either of the two sliding doors, and you'll see Multi has the passenger passenger and cargo capacity of a small van. There's even a new 4WD Multi for improved traction and handling. Multi starts at Just $12,496.* NISSAN MULTI ' FREIGHT, TAX AND RDI EXTRA Ask about Nissan's "Added Security Plan." MIDWAY MOTORS lid 1300 DUNDAS ST. E. 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