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I t (ffoeaAa/n, - (jè'Mxdxû '^Vechlmp, gant gown of slipper satin, baby's breath accented with The fitted bodice was in- pearls, with baby pink rib- crusted with hand seeded bon. On Saturday, June 201987, Lorraine Carol Brookes and Mark Andrew Patrick Shea- han, were united in marriage In St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Catholic Church, Bowman ville by Father Chris Scuik. The organist organist was Pat Prout and the soloist Louise Wright. The bride's parents are Pauline and John Brookes of Bowmanville and the oom's parents are Pat and ac Sheahan of Scarborough. Scarborough. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore an ele- pearls and featured pouff sleeves, with a Spanish influence influence of rows of baby ruffles. ruffles. The free skirt carrying the same Spanish look, swept to an eight foot cathedral cathedral train. The bride chose a headpiece of seed pearls, which neld the finger tip veil of silk illusion illusion and she carried a lace hand held cascade bouquet of baby pink roses, fushia freesia, stephanotis and The bridal attendants wore satin and lace cocktail length gowns of blushing pink and carried lace fans of pink and fuschia flowers accented with pearls, and fuschia ribbon. ribbon. The maid of honour was Nancy Eatock, Toronto. The bridesmaids were Jill Allen, Cheiyl Armstrong, and Julie Wharmby, cousin of the bride. The junior bridesmaid was Carol Brookes, cousin of the bride, England. The groom wore a silver grey tuxedo, and a white rose boutonniere. The best man was Mike Sheahan, brother of the groom. The> ushers were James Brookes, Alan Brookes, and Paul Brookes, brothers of the bride, who wore light grey tuxedoes and pink carnations carnations to match the bridesmaids. bridesmaids. The bride's mother wore a silver - blue t -length dress with matching hat and the groom's mother wore a fuschia fuschia dress. Guests attended the wedding wedding from England, U.S.A., B.C., Ottawa and surrounding surrounding areas. Photo by Piper Studio TŸSnk^Br Canadian! C1*V To My State Farm Life Policyholders... mLife # ^ Chances are, policy replacement will not benefit you. If you are ever advised to replace your Stale Farm life insurance policy with a policy from another company, call me first. Otherwise you most likely will lose valuable insurance benefits and face higher real costs. STATt FARM INSURANCE DON IRVINE 108Waverley Road ' Bowmanville 623-4482 Stale Farm Life Insurance Company Canadian Head Ollice: Scarborough, Ontario WE'RE OPEN SATURDAYS! New Hours Now In Effect: MON. - WED. THURS. & FRI. SATURDAY 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Now, even more convenience and flexibility, from the only Bank where Good Service Is Guaranteed! The time has never been better to come over to TD. 39 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario 623-2514 TD BANK Toronto Dominion where people make the difference New Beavers Invested in Seventh Bowmanville Colony Engagement Announced Frank and Elaine Van Overloop, of Newtonville, and Beverly and the late Donald Jurgens, of Pembroke, are pleased to announce the engagement of their children, Colleen and Glenn. Forthcoming marriage to take place June 25th, 1988. Hampton School Tries Unique Concert Series The following are the Beavers who took part in an investiture ceremony at the St. John's Church last Monday, October 19. The new Beavers of the Seventh Bowmanville Colony shown above include: Justin Archambault, Andrew Bothwell, Adam Ferguson, Andrew Geisler, John Hicks, Adam Hicks, Stephen Hoar, Timothy Kocur, John Labignan, Joshua Lehman, Lehman, Brant Saunders, Stephen Valade, Drew Wilson, Wilson, and Curtis Yateman. With the Beavers is one of their new leaders, Linda Kocur ("Rainbow"). by Carolyn Hepburn The 1987-88 Cushion Concert Concert Series is a dream come true for the Hampton Junior Public School. As the name implies, the very novel idea requires that all attending the three event series bring some padding to sit on for the performances. Wally Pitt, prinicipal at Hampton School, and teacher teacher Philip Palmer, as well as the committee in charge of the series are very excited about the future happenings. "We don't have good theatre theatre for children in this area," said Mr. Palmer. "We are bringing in high quality entertainment," he added. The three event series is being being offered on an individual performance basis, or as a package deal. Performers include: Gina Lori Riley Dance Enterpriz- es, a comedy and drama dance theatre; April and Susan, Susan, a dynamite duo that dances and sings and encourages encourages the audience to do the same; as well as Morgan's Morgan's Journey, a mime, puppetry, puppetry, music, and magic theatrical event. The one hour performances consultant, Doug Dewell, the organizers scouted the Ontario Ontario Arts Council catalogue for potential performers. It wasn't hard to find three top acts, which were all highly recommended by Mr. De well Still, Mr. Pitt says that his school is just trying to produce produce an innovative idea. "We're not trying to outdo (anyone) but do something different," he said. The organizers, which include include other staff members as well as several parents, have received great support from the senior administration of the Board of Education. Plans are to market the concert concert series to all the schools in the area, as well as the general public. "We had a dream," said Mr. Pitt From the looks of things, it won't be long now before that dream is a reality. For further information or tickets, call Hampton Junior Public School at 263-2252. January and February, a starting time of 11:00 a.m., it is hoped that it is early enough to catch people before before they start their day, and allow them to have the afternoon afternoon free for other activities. According to Mr. Pitt, the concept of the performances will be "theatre in the round". That's where the cushions come in. The audience will be sitting on the floor, surrounding surrounding the performers. That will encourage not only audience participation, but allow everyone to feel like they are actually one of the performers. Organizers are also hoping that the concerts will be family family affairs. r 'Everyone is encouraged to come," said Mr. Pitt. While it is believed that such a concert series is a first for the area, the reputations of the performers snould ensure ensure its success. Working with local musical THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM PUBLIC NOTICE DURHAM Take notice that the Regional Municipality ol Durham is considering AN APPLICATION TO AMEND THE DURHAM REGIONAL OFFICIAL PLAN AND THE OFFICIAL PLAN OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE. The amendment, as submitted by the applicant, proposes industrlal'development within the site indicated on the map below. In order to assist in the evaluation of the amendment application, the public Is invited to provide input by way of submissions to the Region's Planning Department. Information related to the amendment application is available in the offices of the Planning Department, 105 Consumers Drive, Whitby, Ontario L1 N 6A3 or by calling Neil Henderson, Planning Department, (416) 668-7731. 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