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f I 1 I 14 The Canadian Statesman, Bowman ville, December 27,1989 The Reverend E. Scha- merhom solemnized the marriage of Tammy Joan, daughter of Carl and Karen Robinson of Bowmanville, and Andrew Brian, son of Wayne and Lynne Piggott of Enniskillen on Saturday, September 23, 1989 at 3:30 p.m. in St. Paul's United Church, Bowmanville. The organist was Mr. Doug Dewell and the soloist was Mrs. Allanah Coles. The bride, given in marriage marriage by her father, wore a gown of shimmering satin and Alecon Lace sprinkled with pearls and sequins. The bodice featured a high neckline with a scalloped sheer inset yoke forming a "V" front and back. The long sleeve was a short satin puff falling into a sheer tapered over the hand. The full skirt flowed from a basque waist into a ruffled chapel train highlighted with a scalloped border of Alecon Lace. Her headpiece of silk flowers held a double fingertip veil. The maid of honour was Maria Caruano of Brampton and the bridesmaids were Mandy Brown of Brighton and Julie Robinson, sister of the bride. They wore purple satin cocktail-length gowns complemented by coordinating coordinating shoes. The best man was Greg Petherick of Enniskillen and the ushers were Wesley Roche of Bowmanville, Shannon Gerrÿts of Bowmanville, Bowmanville, and brother of the bride, Jeffrey Robinson. The reception was held at Tyrone Community Centre. The mother of the bride wore a tailored sea-spray crepe dress and complementary complementary accessories. The groom's mother was attired in a mid-calf length electric blue dress. The bride and groom enjoyed enjoyed their honeymoon in the Barbados and are now residing in Oshawa. , Photo by Piper Studio. News from B.H.S. By Michelle Lowry These past few weeks before before the holidays have been very busy her at B.H.S. The Redmen Last week was a victorious victorious one for the senior boys' basketball team. On Tuesday Tuesday December 12, they defeated defeated Paul Dwyer 62-50, Wednesday they defeated Eastern Northumberland (Brighton) 75-61, and Thursday Thursday they defeated GL Roberts Roberts 62-49. Congratulations, team! School Clothing This week is the final week for the sale of school clothing. For any students who have not purchased school clothing and wish to do so, the stock is selling quickly, so you had better buy soon. Support your school and show some school spirit by buying B.H.S. clothing. The Christmas Assembly Today, B.H.S. held its annual annual Christmas assembly. The Christmas assembly consisted of acts, skits and musical numbers produced and rehearsed by the students. students. The Christmas Assembly Assembly has been a tradition here at B.H.S. for many years. All of the students at B.H.S. hope that the Administration Administration will keep in mind the importance of the Christmas Assembly to students students and its importance of encouraging school spirit. We hope that this tradition will be permitted to continue. continue. Music Concert This evening Wednesday at 7:30 the BHS Music Department Department will hold its annual annual Christmas concert, in the BHS auditorium. The junior, intermediate and senior bands, junior and senior stage bands, and the choir will all participate in what is always an enjoyable evening. evening. tickets are available at the door. Exam Schedules All students should have a copy of the exam schedule. Any students who do not may obtain one in the office. It is important that students check for exam conflicts and report them to the office immediately. immediately. Failure to write an exam (except in cases of extreme illness) results in a mark of,0. Please, double check your exam timetable for any conflicts. Have a safe and happy holiday. School resumes on January 8. 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