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FE Judith Elizabeth Brown Married To Ronald W. Hope In Newcastle Bouquets of pink gladioli and bridesmaid. They were in street- white "mums decorated St. I ength dresses of aqua lace George's Anglican Church, over taffeta with scoop neck- marriage | li afternoon, Newcastle, for the on Saturday ines, three-quarter length sle- July eves and bouffant skirts. They 11, 1964, at 3 o'clock of Judith wore aqua taffeta and lace pill- Elizabeth Brown, daughter of box hats, white accessories; and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brown, New- | pearl castle, and Mr. Ronald William | gift. necklaces, the bride's Their nosegay bouquets Hope, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy were of pink roses and white Hope of Prince Albert, Ont. carnations. Rev. D. R. Dewdney officiated. Mrs. Harper Kelsey, castle, played the music and™ soloist, Mr. Bowmanville, Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a for- mal gown of white bridal lace enhanced by a scalloped sweet- heart neckline, lily-pointed sle- eves, and a bouffant skirt with!t t accompanied the|Bob Brown, Charles Gray of} a cousin of the groom, Mr. Don- ald Long, of Oshawa. Mr. Robert Lewis, of Orono New- was best man, and the ushers wedding | were the bride's brother, Mr. Newtonville, and Miss Jean Hope, sister of he groom presided over the guest book. The reception was held in St. George's Parish Hall where he guests were received hy a front panel of net. A crown|the bride's mother, assisted by of crystals held her shoulder-|{the groom's mother. For the length veil of nylon net, and occasion the bride's mother she carried a bouquet of deep | wore a beige French lace sheath pink sweetheart roses of white |over three-quarter length coat. The stephanotis. taffeta with matching Mrs. George Skelding, Chip-|groom's mother chose a pink pawa, Ont., was honor for her sister and the|wore Miss Lois corsages of pink and white roses. bridesmaids were Hope, sister of the groom, Prince Albert, and Miss San- matron of | organza sheath over satin. Both white accessories. and Before leaving on the wed- dra Cobbledick, Newcastle. The|ding trip to New York City, bride's neice, Miss Linda Skcl- | the bride donned a pink and ding, Chippawa, was junior white sheath . and matching Couple Honeymoon In Jamaica Honeymooning in Jamaica after their marriage in St. John's Anglican Church, at a] Thamesford, and a reception in | the church hall and the Skee- Hi Chalet, are Mr. and Mrs. Earle Francis Dobson. The | bride is the former Barbara Anne Houlton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Houlton of St. Catharines. . The groom is the | son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Dob- son, of Uxbridge. Rev. Canon J. G. Lethbridge of Windsor, officiated at the | ceremony and the bride was given in marriage by her fa- ther. Ferns and candelebra de- corated the church and white 'mums and snapdragons were used on the altar. The bride's floor-length gown was of white French peau de- soie. The sleeveless bodice had a scooped neckline and was topped by a peau de soie bolero Jacket with elbow length sleeves and trimmed with Alencon lace. The controlled A-line skirt had double appliques of Alencon lace and the detachable chapel- length train was also trimmed with lace. The elbow - length French pure silk illusion veil was caught up by a wedding band headdress of peau de soie trimmed with Alencon lace. She carried a cascade of Baccara roses with stephanotis and ivy streamers. Floor - length gowns of aqua crystal shantung covered with white lace were chosen by the three-quarter length coat, with pink and white accessories. A carsa®2 of pink and white roses was worn on the tra- velling ensemble. They will reside on Sunset Blvd., in New castle. Several parties honored the bride prior to her marriage. Mrs. Allen Rowe and Mrs. Brian Rowe, Newcastle, were hostesses for a cup and saucer shower, and a kitchen shower was given by Mrs. Bob Brown of Newtonville. A miscellaneous shower was held in the Community Hall, Newcastle, with Miss Sandra Cobbledick, Mrs. Ross Cob- bledick and Mrs. W. Collier as hostesses. A similar show- er was also held by Mrs. L. Stainton of Enniskillen. The groom was presented with an electric polisher and an electric clock by his fellow workers at General Motors. After the bride and groom returned from their honey- moon the communities of Port Perry and Prince Albert held a presentation party for them at the home of the groom's parents when they received a wall clock, hostess chair, and a sum of money. ONE - PIECE CONCRETE IER MHLDATE HLNERY YAU SYS eo FOR YOUR NEW HOME © REPLACEMENT FOR OLD STEPS o NON-SLIP SURFACE ON TREADS AND PLATFORM CONCRETE PRODUCTS LTD. '} - 7.2 y / 4 7/5 f i Kingsville. The matron of honor Mrs. --_-- Talbot, London, & bridesmaids Miss Terrie Bednarz, Windsor and Miss Mary ) Fraumeni, gowns were topped with shantung and lace Jackets with bateau necklines and elbow sleeves. Their wed- ding band headdresses were | also of shantung and lace. They had colonial bouquets of Johan- na Hill Roses. The groom was attended by | Mr. Lyndon Hooker, Woodstock | and ushering were Mr. David Houlton and Mr. Ronald Sweet, Toronto. Mr. Neil Houlton presided at' the organ and Mrs. Cloyne! Stearman sang The Lord's Prayer and Handel's Wedding | Hymn. The bride's travelling outfit was a checked beige and natur- | al linen sheath dress with na-' tural linen coat, brown acces- sories and a corsage of talisman | roses. Mr. and Mrs. Dobson will live in Brampton. ing, September "¢ PORT PERRY STAR, THURS., SEPTEMBER 3rd, 1964 -- 11 Brooklin News By Mrs. R. Holman The Brooklin 4-H Club an- nounce the resumption of their activities for the fall and win- ter season. The first meeting will be held in the Township Hall, Brooklin, Saturday morn- 12, at 9.15 a.m. The next unit will be, "The Club Girl Entertains". Any girl between the ages of | 12 years and 26 years who is interested in joining this worth- while organization should please contact either Mrs. A, Cooper, 655-4783, or Mrs. R. Humphreys, 655-4943. The members of the Club held a combined reunion and shower recently at the home of Mrs. Merv, Bird. Many former members and leaders were pre- sent and table lamps were pre- sented to Lois and Marilyn Downey on behalf of the 4-H members. N estleton United For Marriage Of On Saturday, August 15th, a wedding of interest took place in Nestleton United Church, when Glenda Margaret Wilson, daughter of Alan E. Wilson was united in marriage with Lloyd Archibald Wilson, son of Mr. David A. Wilson, all of Nestle- ton, Rev. P, Romeril performed the ceremony and wedding mu- sic was supplied by Miss Cheryl Metcalf. Mrs. Lawrence Mal- colm rendered solo selections. The bride was given in mar- riage by her father and wore white sheer organza over taf- feta. Her wedding gown was embroidegéd with lace & pearls with fitted bodice, corded waist« line and lily point sleeves. The skirt was appliqued with lace panel and a flowing train caught by a large rose to the lower bustle back. Her veil was bouffant of silk illusion held by a dainty cup-like crown of pearls. The bride was attended by Mrs. Robert Kellar of Colum- bus and Miss Suzanne Wilson of Nestleton as bridesmaids in Church Setting Nestleton Couple identical mint green silk or- ganza over taffeta. The mat- ron of honour was Mrs, Larry Ashton of Oshawa; flower girl Miss Wendy Wilson of Brook- lin and Master Dale McQuade was ring-bearer. The bride's mother chose blue silk crepe with white acces- sories and her corsage was pink and white carnations. The mo- ther of the groom wore pink crepe with matching accessories and also deep pink carnations. The best man was Mr. Larry Ashton of Oshawa and ushers Robert Kellar of Columbus and Mr. Bill Wilson, Toronto. The wedding reception was held at the Royal Canadian Le- gion Hall, Bay Street, Port Perry. Out - of - town guests came from - Scarborough; Essex; Pe- terborough; Beamsville; Osh- awa; Toronto; Cobourg; Brigh- ton and many other centres. The bride and groom travelled to Cape Cod, Mass. and will re- side at Manor Blane, 806 Ken- nedy Road, Scarborough. 4 of DO HEE GA By im SLL OLA Ed HAN TERE SR FRAN I Ad CE "OF At s a A A + ry Nod RX SN Sey Sg Re PT Thr Te pa PEC Da Ea th 4 hr BE ge a 'wah SA ee La rd 2% od To yr