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' tr arr rn an ili sa ¥ wry TA [XA "\ i KS XN 4 7 LEER CEA Wl 57 Wr War PERRY STAR, Anne Marie Wakeford Murray Kenneth Blain Married In Port Perry United Church was the scene for the lovely wedding of Anne Marie Wake- ford, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Wilbert Wakeford of Port Perry to Murray Kenneth Blain, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Blain of R.R. 2, Port Perry. The Rev. A. G. Rice officiated at the double ring ceremony. The soloist Miss Dianne Hall sang "The Lord's Prayer" and "Because" accompanied by Miss Gloria Hastings. Given in marriage by her fa- ther, the bride wore a formal gown of white organza over taffeta. The fitted bodice of Chantilly lace had a scoop neckline and lily-point sleeves. Similar lace was appliqued on| the bell-shaped skirt. Her| crown of crystal and pearl held her shoulder length veil of nylon | tulle, and she carried a cascade | of red "sweetheart roses and white pinocchio mums. The maid of honour Miss] Irene Blain, sister of the groom and bridesmaids, Miss Connie Carnegie & Miss Donna Wake-, ford, sister of the bride were! gowned alike in street length dresses of apple green peau de soie taffeta styled by the bride's mother. They wore matching wedding band head pieces and carried cascades of Shasta | Daisies. Mr. Ronald Willerton, R.R. 2, Port Perry acted as best man and the ushers were Mr. Allan Blain, brother of the groom, and Mr. Lenard Greenwood, Stouff- ville, cousin of the groom. The 2nd company Port Perry Guides formed a guard of hon- our at the entrance of the church in honour of their form- or lieutenant. The reception was held at the Masonic Hall, Port Perry where the bridé's mother received, wearing a dress of gold import- ed silk crepe with applique of french lace trin Her acces- sories were in Rn brown and she wore a corsage of talisman roses. The groom's mother as- gisted wearing a silk brocade dress in peacock blue with mat- | cious lunch was served by Pam | as co-hostess Port Perry ching jacket. Her accessories were white and she wore a cor- sage of red roses. For their honeymoon trip the bride chose a yellow suit of silk nub linen accented by a match- ing blouse and hat of yellow & white silk taffeta. Her corsage was a beautiful yellow orchid. Out of town guests were pre- sent from Florida, Owen Sound, Stouffville, Toronto, Port Cre- dit, Weston and Port Perry. * * * Prior to her wedding Anne Marie Wakeford was entertain- at a miscellaneous shower by Mrs. Gordon Goode and Mrs. Harold Knight. After the gifts wer opened by Anné, a penny quiz game was played. A deli- and Jeanne, after which Anne thanked her guests for the love- ly gifts and invited all to visit her. Mrs. Les. Beacock and her | sister Mrs. L. Devitt, Oshawa, and neighbour Mrs. N, Wilson held a pantry shower in Prince Albert for the bride elect. The guides of the 2nd Comp- any gave the bride-to-be a cup and soucer shower at the Scout Hall. The couple were honoured at a presentation at the home of Mr. Ralph Somerville in the form of a euchre party. The couple were pleasantly surpris- ed when presented with a pole lamp and a double tiered cake tray. Before leaving the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce the staff presented Anne with a gift of a deep fryer. Mrs. Wilbert Wakeford held a trousseau tea for her daughter on Saturday, May 8th at her home. The couple are residing at 124 Broadway, Apt. 216, Toronto. ? 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Sharpe Nancy Stinson Janet Turner Dianne Vanderheul Herbert Vine Donna Webster Michael Wheeler Tommy Williamson Suzanne Wilson John Wolfe Eleanor Wright Gwenyth Thompson, Teacher * % L Grade VII-- 1st Class Honours 75 to 100-- Heather Brien 80.5% Leanne Dorrell 75.6% Donald Edgerton 79.4% Doreen Goswell 81.6% Nancy Moore 79% Norma Wotten 80.2% 2nd Class Honours 66 to 74% ichard Bolan James Clement Beth Dunsmoor David Fallis Judy Felstead Lorie Gobkes Perry Grandel Vilho Kinnunen Brian Lee Leonard MacLeod Steven Peshal John Quackenbush Brenda Rohrer Robert Swain Pass Standing-- Robert Archer Allen Argue Joanne Ballingall Graham Duff Larry Evans Bonnie Felstead Douglas Hudson Paul Mappin Ronnie Redmond Gary Rohrer Pauline Sharpe Betty-Lou Stinson Barry Trewin Douglas Williamson Mr. Campbell, Teacher * * J Grade 8-- Obtaining 1st Class Honours Hart, Gail Hopkins, Bonnie Lawrence, Martha Mairs, Robert Thompson, Bill Wolfe, Bryan Wotten, Carol Obtaining a Pass-- Bonnetta, Guy Brown, Beverley Carnaghan, Russell Hopkins, Wayne MacDonald, Rose Ann 'Malcolm, Mark McCoy, Cheryl McLaughlin, Bob Porrill, Daniel Cartwright Public School Promotion Report (continued), Redmond, Garry Rohrer, Barry Rohrer, Linda Romeril, Dennis Shemilt, Harry White, Betty Grade 7-- Obtaining 1t Class Honours: Frey, Rosi Gray, David Kinnunen, Maija Mountjoy, Linda Porrill, Kay Swain, Donna Turner, Lorraine Werry, Carol Wright, Donald Pass Standing-- Michael Bolan Glenn Malcolm E, Challis, Teacher FOR DINNER, THEATRE OR THAT IMPORTANT DAY, WELL STYLE YOUR HAIR T. He GLENETTE BEAUTY SALON (Glenda Taylor, Prop.) 986-7991 ) Returns From India After Three Years Teaching Period Sunday June 27th a welcome home party for Miss Doreen Van Camp, who returned Thurs- day evening from a three year teaching engagement in India, was held at the home of her parents Mr, and Mrs. Stanford Van Camp, Nestleton, A lovely picnic supper was partaken of and a most enjoy- able social time had. Richard presented his mother and sister with a lovely corsage each. Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Van Camp and Miss Doreen; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van Camp and family; Mr. and Mrs. Norton Van Camp; Mrs. Norman McWilliams and fam- ily, Listowel; Mr. and Mrs. Swain Van Camp and family, Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs. S. Say- well and Miss Helen Van Camp, Oshawa; Miss Mable Van Camp, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Bailey; Mr. and Mrs. Percy Van Camp and Miss Aileen; Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Van Camp and family; Mr. and Mrs. Keith Van Camp and family; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Camp; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Van Camp and fa- mily Port Perry; Mr. Arthur Van Camp and Miss C. Carne- gie, Port Perry; Mr. Jack Van A When you call Long Distance it's like reaching out -and touching the ones you love.