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Williams - Heard Wedding On Saturday, October 16th, 1982 at 3 p.m. in St. Paul's United Church, Bowman ville, Wendy Doris Heard became the bride of Brian Edward Williams. This was also the day of the bride's parents 28th Wedding Anniversary. Pastor Henry Fischer and the Reverend Edward Edward Schamerhorn officiated. officiated. Mr. Douglas Dewell was the organist. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Heard, R.R. 2, Newcastle, and the groom is the son of Mrs. Jack Gannon of Oshawa, and the late Mr. Douglas Williams. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was lovely in a formal gown of white silk chiffon, over satin made by her mother. The gown featured a lace appliqued bodice, full chiffon sleeves gathered to elbow length cuffs with lace appliques on the cuffs. A soft flowing "A" line skirt formed into a long train. A floor length illusion illusion veil gathered to a lace headpiece, with lace and seed pearls on the edge of the veil, was dotted, with tiny appliqued appliqued flowers over all. The bridal bouquet was a replica of her mother's wedding hoquet hoquet of red roses, white stephanotis and baby's breath. The matron of honour was Debbie Wright, sister of the i bride, and the bridesmaids were Donna Hopkins and Chris Benedict. The flower girl was Kandi-Jo Wright, i nieçé of the bride. The attendants attendants were gowned alike in burgundy satin brocade and carried bouquets of pink roses, white stephanotis and baby's breath. Best man was Barry Bit- toff, of Oshawa, and the ushers were John Hothi of Burlington, brother-in-law of the groom, and Ron Marchant Marchant of Bowmanville, cousin of the bride. Michael Hothi, nephew of the groom was the ring bearer. Receiving the guests at the reception held at the Brownsdale Community Centre, Centre, the mother of the bride wore a formal gown of dusty rose silk with a corsage of burgundy and rose coloured silk mums. Assisting in receiving the guests, the groom's mother wore a formal formal gown of coral polyester with matching corsage of mums. Leaving for a honeymoon in Florida, the bride wore a blue silk dress, black accessories accessories and a white orchid corsage. Mr. and Mrs. Williams are no\y residing in Oshawa. Ganaraska work Watershed plan The Ganaraska Region proceeding , to prepare a Conservation Authority ' is Watershed , Plan for the Clarke High School parent-student workshop Clarke High School School students taking the presents the second in a five parts of family members. The part series of workshops en- stratgey outlines a "how to" titled "The Nuclear Family approach in setting limits', Exploded - Changing* developing routines and'ac-' pressures in a changing cepting natural and logical world", to be held February consequences for actions. 16th 7:30 p.m. in the Clarke This whole approach serves High School gymnasium. to resolve the conflict which Mr. Patrick Reber, develops between parents and counsellor and family consul- ' teenagers when traditional tant will be the guest speaker. methods of punishment and Mr. Reber works with control are used. This is a families in trouble and will • common-sense method of present a strategy parents can family living, minimizing use with teenagers to enhance conflict and resentment and family relationships and help paving the way for mutual their children accept respdn- respect and more meaningful siblities for their own actions. relationships between parents His presentation will be * and teens.' demonstrated in a role-play Everyone Welcome ation with Clarke High Coffee-will be available. boundaries of their area and have to date held two meetings with Authority and Ministry of Natural Resource Staff along with a member of eourtcil ' from the eight municipalities within the area. Counc. Diane Hamre of the Town of Newcastle council council and a member of the Region of Durham council sits on the committ,ee. Planning Director, Terry Edwards, has informed the Tovyn of Newcastle council members that the Ganaraska does intend to consult with the Town of Newcastle at least once prior to the deadline of June 1983 for the Watershed Plan. The Watershed Plan committee committee for the Ganaraska is to meet every two weeks until the plan is completed. Like the Central Lake Ontario Ontario Conservation Authority the Ganaraska Authority will be considering all aspects of the environment as relating to their mandate. Omno Fish and Hunt (Continued from page 1) weapons" or black powder muzzle loaders make the membërs of such a club a valuable source of sound information information for the beginner in shooting. Membership in a , club is a good start for beginning beginning shooters or those taking the qualifying course in Hunter Safety Training. It is indeed unfortunate when a boy or girl shows interest in the shooting sports and the parent is an armchair T.V. athlete to whom the great out of doors is the space between the door of his home and the door of his car. Parental guidance is wonderful if the parent is qualified to guide. If the parent is not qualified to guide, then the young person should be attached to an organization prepared to give advice and help, just a$ parents seek the help of the athletic coach, music teacher or ballet instructor. Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, February 9, 1983, 3 Kidriëy l~ February dance Tickets are now available Music will be provided by for the dance in aid of the Garry Peters and Thunder Kidney Foundation of. , Road,' ^formerly known as Canada to be held on Satur- Wild Woods. The five-piece day, February 26, from 9 band plays contemporary and p.m, to 1 a.m. at the Newcas- . country and western music, tie Town Hall in the Village. In addition, Harold (Mac) The dance is being orgàniz- Ransberry will direct square ed by the Ransberry family of dancing. Orono. Tickets are $10 a couple. Proceeds from the event While tickets will be available will go to the Kidney Founda- at the door, interested people tion of Canada (Metropolitan are asked to call Harold] Toronto Chapter), Durham Ransberry at 983-9597. Region is under the umbrella Everyone 19 years and older of the Toronto chapter. is welcome. ORONO, MOM'S KITCHEN OLDTSMERS 2nd Annual Valentines' Dance FEBRUARY 12,1983 8:30 -1:00 Orono Community Centre $10.00 Per Couple Shooting is very much a fun activity and we would be glad to see more people enjoying enjoying it on our club range or any other club's. My wife and 1 had our birdwatcher hats on the other day and just east of the Clarke-Hope Boundary. on the fourth line we saw a pileated woodpecker, (Second (Second time in the same place) Ken Stephenson. • REALTOR' Real Estate Is Selling! LET ME SELL YOUR PROPERTY! y-v' r ' RESIDENTIAL, FARM, COMMERCIAL, LAKEFRONT 123 King 1 St. E., Qowmanvijle, Ofit. List Through DARREL DEVOLIN . Your Local Representative Residence 983.-5817 Office 623-4115 Member Oshawa District Real Estate Board. Canada Grade 'A'£ HINDS 125 - 135 lbs. kg. $4.36 lb. $1.98 FRONTS kg. $3.41 lb. $155 SIDES 200 ■ 250 lbs. kg. $3.85 lb. $1.75 SHOP and COMPARE ' OUR 'NO NAME 9 PRODUCTS (Yellow Labels) WITH OTHERS CHUCKS 80*-90 lbs. kg.*$3.72 lb,$169 CORNISH'S Phone 983-5201