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The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. December 16. 1987 > i 'l f I ? Brough - Bransfield Wedding / •'. , .......... , ; . * * • « , » \t* WÊÈmÊÊk^É £ : -<• i i h ^ >; ' **, "<V Alldread - Potter Wedding Buckles - Zakarow Wedding Elizabeth Ann, daughter of Ron and Mary potter, Newcastle, and Leonard James, son of Corel and Dianne Alldread, Orono, were united in marriage by the Reverend Fred Milnes, on June 20, 1987, at,6 p.m., in Orono United Church. The organist was Mrs. Gladys Brown. Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a formal formal gown of ivory satin, with the bodice, long sleeves and cathedral train trimmed with French lace and hand sewn seed pearls. The headpiece of white silk flowers and sprays of pearls held a fingertip veil, and she carried a cascade bouquet of dusty rose roses, pearls and ivy. The maid of honor, Angela Barnoski, and the bridesmaids Mary and Kelly Courtney, cousins of the bride and Aranka Potter, Potter, sister-in-law of the bride wore ballroom length gowns of pinky peach with an overlay of cream French lace bodices. Best man was the groom's brother Scott Alldread, and the . ushers were Dennis Mullen, Ron Potter and Albert Albert Van Goor. The groom was attired in pearl gray tails and his attendants in matching tuxedos. A reception and dance was held at Newcastle Town Hall. The bride's mother received the guests in a mint green crepe and chiffon gown, bone accessories accessories and a corsage of cream and pink flowers. The groom's mother wore a pink silk jaqtiard silk gown, white accessories and a cor- ' sage of pink roses. Leaving for a honeymoon at Royal Resort the bride wore an orange ice jersey dress, white jacket and accessories. accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Alldread are now residing in Newcastle. Pamela Jane Zakarow, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Peter Peter Zakarow of Bowman- ville and George Andrew Buckles, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Buckles of Paris, Ontario, Ontario, were united in marriage on Saturday, June 20tn, 1987. The wedding took place in Timothy Eaton Memorial Memorial Church in Toronto. The service was conducted by the Reverend R. ^Vilson. The bride was attended by Sandra Lynn Zakarow, maid of honour and sister of the bride, and bridesmaids Brenda Labron, of Toronto, sister of the groom, and Dr. Miriam Rosenberg, also of Toronto. The best man was Peter Paul Bloeman, of Toronto, and ushers included David Carlton Bellamy, of Toronto, Wayne Clapp, of Niagara Falls and Peter Alexander Paul Zakarow, brother of the bride. Following the service, a reception was held at the Albany Club, of Toronto where Pamela and George enjoyed the company of many family members and good friends. The bride and groom departed for a month long vacation in Europe during which time they travelled travelled through France and Italy. Upon their return, they have been busy with their propective careers: George as a commercial real estate developer in Toronto Toronto and Pamela as a dentist dentist practising with her father father in Oshawa. They are residing in Toronto. Photo by Gallery 282. The Reverend W. McCarthy united in marriage marriage Nancy Pearl Bransfield and Robert Edward Brough, on Saturday, September 26, 1987, in St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Bowman- ville. Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bransfield, Bransfield, Bowmanville , and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Dave Brough, Newcastle. Newcastle. The bridal attendants were Valerie Bromell, Gail Ferguson, Lisa Marshall, Liz Little and Sarah Hanam. The groom's attendants were Mark Vanson, Jim Little', Mike and James Bransfield and Shawn Deeg- Guests attended the wedding wedding from England, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Kingston, Napanee, Flinton. St. Catharine s, Oshawa and Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Brough honeymooned in the Caribbean Caribbean and are now residing in Newcastle. r Be sure and enter our Durham Christian High News Free Drcuv for... Dinner for 7wo > DURHAM'S ONLY "TOTAL SERVICE NISSAN DEALER" • SALES • SERVICE • LEASING • RENTALS • BODY SHOP • PÀRTS • RETAIL • WHOLESALE MIDWAY MOTORS H NISSAN 1300 Dundas Street East Whitby 668-6828 Customer First OUR VOLUME SELLING MEANS YOU SAVE! by K. Reltsma (t's better late than never to put in again a bit about Durham Christian High happenings! Who are we anyway? It's quite easy to pass our school, building on Scugog Street and not really notice it. Or perhaps you've been reading the recently erected portable sign on our front lawn. Has THAT caught your attention? It should, because if you are able to 'read between the lines', you might have noticed something about our school. Something that makes us different. Besides the regular 'sliiff' about sport try-outs and fdj(naments,> we've announced * ; birthdays, anniversaries, and someone from our community going to,heaven, put up on'that sign. Read between the lines yet? Here it Is - we care about others. When someone hurts, we all hurt. When someone has something to be happy about, we're happy with them. Neat eh? We're a small school, (130 students) which can have its drawbacks. But, it's that same smallness that brings us closer together. Every Wednesday morning we have a devotional assembly with the whole school, to bring our joys and sorrows before the Lord In Last Minute Gift Selections For that very special person on your list. c/fiLouis-s, < da±(zioïz6, prayer. Anyone with a talent can perform. That's Durham Christian High. So, now you know WHO we are, I can go' on with what's on our calendar. • //. The choir and band will be presenting its Christmas concert, titled The Light Has Come, on Thursday, December 17, at 7:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome. On December 19 our P.E. and English teacher, Mr: George Petrusma is going to get married. •The lucky bride is Charlene Douma, and all involved are very excited! Everyone at Durham wishes them the best. Lastly, the girls volleyball season is off to a good start. The Junior and Midget team played their first match against Courlice High School on December 14. The Junior team played three close games, just losing. The Midget team won all three games. Congratulations! Any purchase at Bev's Floral Creations entitles you to enter our draw. The winner will be . announced on December 24th. Bev's Floral Creations 162 King St. E. 623-3377 Bowmanville After Hours: Phone 623-5803 By am - Vooys Wedding The Reverend David McKinnell united in marriage marriage Lydia J. Vooys, and Timothy G. By am, on Saturday, Saturday, October 24, 1987, at 3 49 King St. W. Bowmanville 623-5854 p.m., in the United Church Tyrone. The organist was Jacqueline Vnneyk, and the soloist Tinoka Detainers, sister of the bride. Parents of the bride are Dick and Anny Vooys, R.R. 6 Bowmanville, and of the g room, Grenville and Carol yam, Tyrone. Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a cocktail cocktail length gown designed with a V neckline, lace top and satin skirt. A wreath of real Bowers held her veil and she carried a spring bouquet bouquet of freesia, bridal pink roses, blue iris and blue star flowers. The maid of honor was Sherri Hanthorn, and the bridesmaids Barb Glaspell, Paula Kuypers, Laurie Byam and Sheri Kurtz. The flower girls were Then and Basja Demmers. Best man was Randy Phillips and the ushers Andy Elliott, Nick Gibbs, Keith and Wayne Dennis., The ring bearer was Peter Vooys. Receiving the guests at a reception held at Tyrone Community Centre the bride's mother wore a mauve cocktail gown and the groom's mother powder blue cocktail gown. Following the reception the bride and groom honey- moontid at Hidden Valley, Huntsville, and are now residing residing on Old Kingston Rond, Courtice. Christmas is almost here! FOR THAT SPECIAL GIFT GIVE A GIFT CERTIFICATE "A Gift of Beauty" hamper yourself to a new hairstyle and mahe-up application. GREAT GIFT IDEAS Curling irons • Haircare Products Facial Products • Bows and Hair Accessories Flower Arrangements and Much More 5 Stylists to serve you: Wendy, Darolyn, Diana, Gina and Violet. "Open 6 days a week" Monday, Thursday and Friday evenings by appointment Kut 'n' Hurl 71 King St. E. Bowmanville 623-5019 / I