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fr 008 Lt Ee J AE SEC ¥Y AVEDA BREE SR LER TN . Nt x es Ate bot EASE te EAS BUYS NTA REL towbars weal nd eb ei mt a a bs ANDERSON - BEADLE Basket: of pink and white Gladioli flanked tte chancel of the F.rt Perry United Church when Linda Kathleen Beadle was united in marriage to Don- ald Clarence Anderson on Sat- urday, May 2nd, 1964. The bride is the elder daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard W. Beadle, of Port Perry and the bridegroom is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ander- son, of Ostawa. . The Reverend Mr. E. 8. Lin- stead officiated at the double ring ceremony. The wedding 'music was played by Miss Gloria Hastings, of Port Perry. She also accompanied the soloist Mr. Kenneth Hallett, of Sonya, |. who sang "The Lord's Prayer'? before the ceremony and "To . Thee Beloved" during the sign- ing of the register. _ The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a floor-length gown of cathedral white satin peau de soie, which was made and designed by her mother. The princess - styled bodice was fashioned with a circlet neckline and long lily- pointed sleeves and the fouffant skirt fell in soft pleats at the back forming a short chapel train. - A soft chiffon pearl en- crusted French rose held the three - quarter length circular silk illusion veil, She carried a cascade bouquet of Pink Delight Rosebuds, white pom-poms and variegated ivy, and a handker- chief given to her by her ma- ternal grandmother. She also wore ' the wedding ring of her paternal grandmother. The maid of honour was Miss Norma Jakeman, of Port Perry and the bridesmaids were Miss Pamela Ferry, of Oshawa and Miss Carol Ann Morrow, of Port Perry. were gowned identically alike in street-length dresses of French Blue Chantilly Lace and glazed peau de soie, styled with "a princess type bodice of lace and featuring a fly-away back Married In Port Perry United The bridal attendants: | panel over the bouffant skirt. i Their matching circular veils i were held in place by a crescent staped headdress. They carried white lace parasols adorned with cascades of pink ecarna- tions. Mr. Ronald Anderson, of Osh- awa, brother of the bridegroom, acted as best man, The ushers were Mr. Gary Beadle, of Port Perry and Mr. Larry Anderson, of Oshawa, brothers of the bridal couple. A reception was held in the banquet rooms of the new Odd- fellows Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Beadle received their guests with the assistance of Mr. and Mrs, Anderson, . The bride's mother chose an afternoon gown of Beige bro- caded satin, designed in simple lines, featuring an overlapped scalloped front panel and softly back-pleated skirt. Her Cloche of French Chiffon Roses in Heavenly Blue with blending accessories, complithented her corsage of pink feathered car- nations. The bridegroom's mother was styled gown with matching three-quarter length coat, navy straw hat and accessories. Her corsage was of white feathered carnations, : Also receiving the guests were their grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Anderson, of Osh- awa; Mrs. E, Jastrab, of Osh- awa and Mrs. Frank Welch, of Uxbridge. : For the honeymoon trip to two-piece ensemble of Nylon Boucle in Shocking Pink, offset with a small:white flowered hat and black patent accessories. Her corsage was white chysan- themums., Upon their return Port Perry. 4 Out-of-town guests were pre- sent from Oshawa, Greenbank, Seagrave, Uxbridge, Beaverton, Lindsay, Leaside and Beams- ville. ; _wearing a shell-pink lace sheath points East, the bride donned a |: the happy couple will reside in| PRE-NUPTIALS Previous to her marriage the happy bride-elect was honoured at several pre-nuptial parties, among which were a family party in the form of a miscel- laneous shower at the home of the bridegroom's mother, Mrs, Clarence Anderson, 143 Col- borne Street, East, Oshawa when some twenty guests gath- ered to honour the bridal couple. Mrs. Keith Sweetman enter- tained at a miscellaneous show- er, with the assistance of co- hostesses, Mrs. Ross Hutchinson snd Mrs. Henry Slater, at her home on Lilla Street. Miss Carol Ann Morrow and Piatti. Miss Norma Jakeman, bridal attendants, were co-hostesses at "|| the home of Carol's mother, Mrs. Gordon Morrow, Queen St., Port Perry when the bride-elect was entertained at a miscellane- ous shower by her girl friends. Miss Pamela Perry, another bridal attendant ,entertained at the home of her mother, Mrs. Harry Perry, 46 Rossland Road, Oshawa, at another miscellane- ous shower. She was assisted by co-hostess Miss Dianne Mrs. William Slater, of Osh- awa, entertained at the home of her mother Mrs, Herman Mid- gley, Port Perry at a personal shower for the bride-to-be, Mrs. Russell Leach, of Manchester assisted as co-hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Morley Bruce, of Seagrave, entertained in hon- our of the bridal couple. Twen- ty-five guests attended and pre- sented the happy couple with a chest of Stainless Steel Flat- ware. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ander- son of Oshawa entertained for the bridal party, at their sum- mer cottage at Portview, follow- ing the wedding rehearsal. Mrs. Leonard W. Beadle with the assistance of her daughter Sandra, entertained at an after- moon and evening reception, for her daughter, Mrs, Donald Clarence Anderson. Pouring tea and assisting the hostess were Mrs. Morley Bruce, of Seagrave, Mrs. Rae Webster, of Port Perry, Mrs. Everett Hook, of Greenbank and Mrs. Clem Jef- frey of Port Perry. Port Perry UCW The U.C.W. held their month- ly meeting on May 12th, with 39 members present. The theme of the Devotional was "Family Life" which was ably prepared by Mrs. Buchner and taken by Unit 8, with Mrs. Cawker, Mrs. Wakeford and Mrs. Honey assisting. An interesting letter from Miss Timbers, a missionary from Mexico and a sister of the late Mrs, Thompson, was read. An invitation from the Green- bank U.C.W. was extended to our ladies to attend a social evening in Greenbank on May 27th, at 8 o'clock. We are also invited to at- tend a Dessert Luncheon to be held by the Blackstock U.C.W, on June 3rd with Betty Kennedy as guest speaker, A letter was read from Quin- No-Lac Bay of Quinte confer- ence camp corporation asking for our prayers and a donation to carry on their work. Mrs. McDermott on behalf of the Manse committee, reported the purchase of a chesterfield, chair and electric stove for the Manse. The Port Perry U.C.W. has been asked to give the Devotion al at the semi-annual meeting of the Oshawa Presbyterial in October. © Our President, Mrs, Dowson, informed us that 6% of the world's population lives in Can- ada and that 50% of the world's income comes to Canada. Mrs. Hardy conveyed her ap- preciation, of the splendid co- operation of the ladies with re- gard to the Hospital tea held May 9th. The next meeting will take the form of a pot luck supper on June 9th when Dr. Morley Honey will show pictures taken by him while in India, All are invited to attend this meeting. At the close of the meeting a social half hour was spent over a cup of tea and a delicious lunch served by Unit 5. Scugog News (Continued) Mr. and Mrs. C. Clark, of Brampton, Misses M. F. Bowles of Uxbridge, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Real, Greenbank and Mr and Mrs. J. Young of Port Hope guests: of Mr, and Mrs. H. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hope and children, Mr. and Mrs. G. Sam- ells and daughter Friday night dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs, M. McLaren, Miss Jean Henderson and Mr. M. Harmer of Weston spent the week-end at their cottage at Pine .Point, A nice congregation on Sune day, so nice to have the cot~ tagers out. Service at 11.15. TT ~ in recognition of Progressive management... Ford Motor Company of Canada, Limited has honored | with the MERCURY DEALER "Modern sales and service facilities... Sound merchandising practises... High quality standards... Ne : Continuing interest in rendering superior sérvioe To owners of the Ford family ; of fine products. GM. 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