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4 The Canadian S talesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, October 2,1991 Section Two Social and Personal Sfaxv - 0 ï¥arvUb 'ZVedctütÿ Providence-Shaw' s W.l. Meets During the business we were informed that Thursday, November 7/91 is to be Women's Women's Day at the Royal Winter Fair and were reminded of the Area Convention to be held at the Royal York Hotel, Toronto, on November 13th and 14th. Marilyn Martin is to be our delegate for the convention. Our District Fun Fair will be held at Hampton United Church on Thursday, October 24th with registration begin- Orono United Church was the setting for the wedding of Laurie Ann Hollingsworth and Scott Gregory Stephens on June 1,1991, at 2:45 p.m. The Reverend Fred Milnes officiated. The organist was Mrs. Stella Morton and the soloist soloist Miss Nancy Allin. Parents of the bride arc Joan and Armond Hollingsworth, R.R. 1, Bethany and the groom's parents are Brenda and Greg Stephens, 146 Ontario Ontario St., Bowmanville. Given in marriage by her father, father, the bride wore a formal off the shoulder, taffeta gown with puffed sleeves basque waist and butterfly bow which dropped from the top of a cathedral cathedral train. The fitted bodice was accented with appliqued lace, sequins and drop pearl crystals. A headpiece of pearls and crystals held a long veil. The bride wore the groom's gift of a drop pearl necklace and matching earrings and carried carried a bouquet of peach roses and lilies, lily of the valley and alike in peach, satin gowns, and carried bouquets of royal blue and peach roses, with peach lily. Flower girls Stephanie Rutherford, Orono and Sarah Lane, Bowmanville, carried heart shaped arrangements of peach roses and dove with gold ring. The groom in a black tuxedo tuxedo with tails, with black cummerbund cummerbund and tie, was attended by the bestman Paul Stephens. Ushers were Fred Gilbank, Newcastle, Terry Hollingsworth, Hollingsworth, Orono and Matthew Moore, Oshawa. They wore black tuxedos, peach cummerbunds cummerbunds and ties. At the reception held in the Newcastle Town Hall, the bride's mother wore a royal blue gown with a corsage of peach roses. The groom's mother wore a turquoise gown with a wrist corsage of peach roses. Leaving for a honeymoon at Niagara Falls, the bride wore a floral patterned dress with short jacket. Mr. and Mrs. Stephens are Providcncc-Shaw's W.l. held their first meeting, after the summer recess, on Thursday, Thursday, September 19, at the home of Thelma Lane with 20 members and 2 guests in attendance. attendance. We were pleased to have Margaret Killeen from Sclwyn W.l. (and a former member) with us as well as Betty Blakcr's sister from Belleville. President Marilynn Dow called us to order and opened the meeting with the W.l. Ode. She recalled some highlights of the meeting held 10 years ago this month, when the Roll Call was J'Name a product manufactured manufactured in Bowmanville". Easier Easier to answer, then, than now. Our roll call for this meeting meeting was -"How have you reduced reduced your garbage?" From . this we learned that we are all doing our best to reduce, reuse and recycle, by using blue boxes, boxes, where available, or the ig loos at specific depots, returning returning plastic' bags to grocery stores, using composters and some preferred to buy frozen packs of vegetables in place of canned vegetables. The motto "Waste not, want not", was given by Betty Blaker who summed it up that we must all do all we can to save the environment. environment. Our speaker was Judy Hur- vid, who is a Volunteer Coordinator Coordinator for Waste Reduction Week in the Town of Newcastle. Newcastle. She is also a volunteer for Durham Region as a master composter teaching others how to reduce garbage. She was introduced introduced by Betty Blaker. Composting, the breaking down of materials, helps build soil, prevents erosion, stores minerals, extends the growing season and is pollution free. Judy informed us that before too long we shall be able to recycle recycle cardboard cereal boxes and that there is soon to be a hazardous waste station for hazardous waste articles such as paint, oil etc. In the new year there may be a "Toxic Taxi" to collect toxic waste. Judy concluded by reminding us to follow the three R's" - Reduce, Reuse and Recycle. Thanks were extended to the speaker by Betty Blaker and also by President Marilynn Dow. ning at 1:30 p.m. Marilynn Dow presented Thelma Gilbank with her 10 year pin. Margaret Killeen brought greetings from Sclwyn W.l. before before our president closed the meeting with the Mary Stewart Collect. Lunch was served by Betty Blaker and her group. Thelma Gilbank (Alternate P.R.O.) 50th Wedding Anniversary Celebrated 1st Birthday Celebrated ivy. The maid of honor was Kar- . . . en Juby, Ottawa and the brides- now residing m Pontypool maids Wendy Gilbank, Newcastle, Newcastle, Wend; (Hollingsworth, Qrcv.v'd' and' Kathy Zyck, OshSwa. They were gowned On Saturday, June 1, 1991, in Newtonville United Church, Patsy Ann Marie, daughter of Regina Harris, Cobourg and Neil Harris, Gores Landing and Richard David Shaw, son of Richard and Kathy Shaw, Newtonville, were united in marriage. The double ring ceremony ceremony was performed by the Reverend Bryan Ransom. The Bride wore a formal gown of crystalized organic over satin. The fitted bodice was trimmed with tiny seed pearls, with ruffled sleeves to the elbow. The bride's pearl tiara head piece held a veil of tulle illusion. The matron of honor, was Tammy Shaw, Newtonville, sister of the groom, and the bridesmaids were Valerie Foster, Foster, Garden Hill, Lisa Harris, Gores Landing, sister of the bride, Paula Baptiste, Oshawa, cousin of the groom. The bestman was Keith Davis, Davis, Campbcllcroft, and the ushers were Terry Clark, Ncw- tonville, uncle of the groom, Mark Bates, Gores Landing, Dan Clark, Welcome, cousin of the groom. The flower girl was Kelly Clark, cousin of the groom. Ring bearer was Adam Mclean, Newtonville, god brother of the groom. The reception was held at Durham Memorial Temple. I Hi! My name is Jordon Douglas Frederick Crago celebrated my 1st Birthday on September 6, 1991, with my Mommy and Daddy, Karen and Lance, and my grandparents, Fred and Dorothy Kendall of Port Perry, Keith and Shirley Crago of Courtice and great- grandparents, Margaret Kendall of Cannington, Lloyd Crago of Oshawa and Harriet Taite of Whitby. Jim and Alice Hayman celebrated their 50th Wedding Anniversary in Trinity United Church Hall on Saturday, Sept. 28th, 1991. Jim was the first full time Fire Chief for the Town of Newcastle. They lost their only son, Carl James, several years ago, with a severe illness at the age of twenty-eight. Graduates Carol Ann Bergs ■ Carol Ann Bergs, daughter daughter of Jack and Olga Bergs, Newcastle, graduated from Sir Sandford Fleming on June 15, 1991, with a Diploma Diploma in Nursing. Miss Bergs hasp accepted a position in Waco, Texas. Van Belle I Floral Shoppes ...much more than a flower store! I 4 STORES .«ghwyNe.2 • King St. W„ Oshawa • Slmcoi St. N., Othiwi • tOODundas St. W,, Whitby T/tOTTli ol Vm Uh Otntmi IM Look!... Spend Less! Duririg Our... l; *11 fW Ci .1 Rf O'rill Nancy Lynne Girardi i; Nancy Lynne Girardi, daughter of Dan and Ruth Qirardi of Bowmanville, graduated from the University University of Toronto, with an Honours Honours Bachelor of Science degree, degree, majoring in Psychology and Fine Arts Studio. Nancy graduated from Bowmanville Bowmanville High School as an Ontario Ontario Scholar and was Valedictorian Valedictorian of the 1987 Graduating Class. 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