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of loveliness stephanotis formed her bou- SS a matron-of-honour, Mrs. Doug- wearing an or- chid floor- Jength gown, while the bridesmaids, VanCamp, Mrs. ~ gille, and Miss Karen Tim- bers, wore pale blue in the = iy, Rd ~~ 2 PERE > A ae BRIA N° S SUPERTEST OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK LUBRICATION EXPERT WHEEL BALANC PHONE 985 - 2243 REFRESHMENT BOOTH TRAILWAY BUS STOP (Emergency Groceries) ICE--Block & Cube Ri 6. -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Sept. 12th, 1968 Tora Tediie" 0f Area Exchange Wedding Vows CARNEGIE -- LANGILLE A pretty wedding took place Saturday evening, Aug. 24th, at the Church of the Ascension, Port Perry, when marriage vows were exchan. ged between Miss Junia Lan- gille, daughter of Mr. and . 'Bruce Langille, Utica Gordon Carnegie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carnegie, of Prince Albert. Rev. Rose officiated. Walking down the candle- lit isle escorted by her fa- ther, the bride was a vision in her white floor - length princess gown with dual train, and head- tulle and white flower clusters accented with same style. Together with orchid and blue petalled to- ques to match their bouquets a charming compliment of color was added to the bri- dal ensemble. The little flower girl; Elizabeth Car-- negie, also. in pale -blue, carried a basket of mixed posies. Robbie Langille, donned in white-codted "tux" to match those of the ushers, carried a heart-shaped cu- shion bearing the two rings. Mr. Richard Carnegie Was best man and the ushers in- cluded Mr. Larry Boese, Mr. Art VanCamp, and Mr. David Langille. The mother of the bride wore a gold floor- length gown with off-white. accessories, and corsage of peflow roscbuds. The groom 'S mother wore a floor-length pink gown with white acces- sories and white orchid cor- sage. The organist, Mrs. Snel- grove, entertained the guests before the service with a medley of appropriate music, and also accompanied the soloist, Miss* Barbara Taylor, as she sang the "Wedding Prayer" at the beginning of the service, and "Because" during the signing of the re- gister. Following the ceremony, the reception took place at the Port Perry Curling Club lounge where one hundred guests were received. A de- licious supper was served at which Rev. Rose led the "grace". Delightful organ music was provided by Mr. John Orde during the meal and throughout the evening. Mr. Storey Beare acted as master of ceremonies. Mr. Gord Carnegie "toasted". the bride, and Richard Carnegie the bridesmaids. The bride and groom re- practical gifts for their new home which were on display at the hall; and dancing was enjoyed during the remain- der of the evening. The bride's bouquet was caught by Miss Nellie Hoogerdyk, of Whitby. 'For her travelling ensem- ble, the bride chose a be- coming lime-green and white linen suit with white acces- sage. After 'many: '"good- from ever couple drove off for a twc- ceived many beautiful and| CROXALL -- HOLMES White & yellow mums and | Oswald E. Croxall of RR. 4, Shasta daisies was the sett. | ing -at-the--church of Jesus | Christ of Latterday Saints in sories and pink rosebud cor- py on Sa 2205 byes" "hest hes" 'on Anita Holmes, daughter 205 ow TE oS i ®f Mr. and Mrs. Norman §. : 'Holmes, Weston, became the } : bride of Mr. John Elmore week honeymoon trip to Dy- - tona Beach, Florida, visiting Croxall, son of Mr. and Mrs. The minister was President William M. Davies. loist was Mrs. Shirlee Jacob: 'son who was . accompanied by Mr. William Guristas, Given * in marriage by her father, the bride looked love: ly in a floor length peau de soie sheath with pearl em. down the front, with a shoulder length pearl en- crusted veil and a full length train of peau de soie and lace. She carried white shasta mums & yellow roses. Mrs. Denise Carre, acted as matron of honour, Mrs. Jacqueline Cleland and Miss maids. in turquoise delustred-satin floor length gowns with mat. ching shoes; white lace glov- es to match panel down front of gowns. Their headdresses were turquoise bows, and they - carried bouquets : of white and yellow shasta daisies and mums. Murray Croxall was best man for his brother and the ushers were Mr. Kenneth and Wayne Holmes. For the reception held in the Church Cultural Hall, the bride's mother received the guests, attired in a pink lace dress with chiffon pan- els and bows at back, pink flowered hat and white ac- cessories. Her corsage was pink carnations. The groom's mother chose a light green crepe dress with matching coat, white ac- cessories and a corsage of white and red carnations. For a wedding trip to Al berta and Banff the bride beige accessories and a white gardenia corsage. They will reside. in Osh. awa. Family 'and friends were present from Buffalo, N.Y., London, Uxbridge, Port Perry, Whitby, Kitchener, Hamilton and Brampton. Washingtn, D.C., and other places of interest along the way. Upon returning they will take up residence in St. Catherines where Mr. Car- negie is employed. Thomas Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wright, RR. #2, Nestleton and the groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Clark, Bethany. Rev. Fred Swann offici- ated, Mrs. Ruth Wilson play- ed the wedding music and accompanied the soloist Mrs. Lawrence Malcolm who sang "Wedding Prayer" hefore the vows were taken and "O Per- fect Love" after the signing of the register. The bride, given in marri- age by her father, wore a floor length white satin gown with lace covered sleeves and- long train of matching lace. Her head- dress was of white net, fall- ing from a hand of white roses, and she carried a semi cascade of white carnations and red roses. Miss Bonnie Malcolm was bridesmaid. She wore blue sheer over yellow taffeta, with headdress of blue nett- ing with blue bow at front and carried shasta mums. The flower girl, Margaret CLARK -- Baskets of pink and white gladioli, arranged by the bride's grandmother, Mrs. Garnet Wright, created the setting in Nestleton Presby- terian Church Saturday, Aug. 17th for the wedding of Lois Eileen Wright and Laverne WRIGHT The bride's parents are silk with matching hat -and corsage of yellow carnations. The groom's mother assist-' ed in a pale blue lace dress with corsage of pink carna- tions. Wright of Oshawa, was dress- ed.in white satin with mat- ching. sash and carried a white basket of yellow dais- ies. Gregory Lowes. was ring bearer. The best man Ralph Clark, cousin of the groom and the ushers were Donald Wright, cousin of the bride and Bill Clark, brother of the groom. The Reception was held in the Recreation Centre, Black- stock. The bride's mother received in a flowered blue For travelling to points east the bride chose a blue plaid tweed with scarf, col- lar and pleated skirt with black patent belt. . They are residing at R.R. #1, Bethany. The bride was educated at CCPC, & CHS, the groom at Bethany and L.H.S. He is a wood machinist. * * * Prior to the wedding Miss Bonnie Malcolm held a mis- cellaneous shower for the school class mates and last Friday night the Cartwright Community had a shower for them. Account of latter in Blackstock news. 4 ) at A a A A WS J ATA lt 50 RR PORTER -- JEFFORD Hillcrest Christian Church, Vaughan Road, Toronto, was the scene of a beautiful sum- mer wedding which took place on Saturday, August 24th, 1968, when Emily Ca. therine Jefford, eldest daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Jefford, of Elliot Lake (for- merly of Port Perry) was united in marriage with Wil- liam Greig Porter, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Por- ter, of Tottenham, Ontario. The chancel of the Church was appropriately decorated with blended. _chrysanthe. mums and gladioli and made a fitting background for the solemnization of the marri- Fountain performed the dou- ble ring ceremony. The wed- ding music was played by Mr. Ronald Woollard who al- 50 accompanied the soloist, Miss Elizabeth Jefford, sister of the bride, who rendered ; "0 Perfect Love" and "The Lord's Pray- er' -- Malotte, during the signing of the register, , Given in marriage by her father, the bride was attired in a full-length gown of white peau - de-soie. The bodice featured a softly - draped rounded neckline with an Empire waistline to 'which was. attached a full cathedral length- train of self- material covered with re-embroidered alencon lace and three-quar- [ter length bell - shaped lace sleeves. A floral arrange- ment of daisies' held her shoulder - length veil of French Silk Tulle. The bride carried a cascade of red sweetheart roses and her on- ly adornment 'was a pearl necklace. Miss Linda Jefford, sister of the bride acted as Maid of Honour and chose a floor- length gown of peach peau- de-soie designed in princess lines accentuating a .front panel bordered with rows of white embroidered daisies. The bridesmaids, Miss Jayne Hunt, room-mate of the bride's at University, from Palmerston, Ontario and Miss Ellen Porter; of Tottenham, sister .of the bridegroom, were identically attired choosing pale yellow peau-de- soie. They carried cascades of tinted Chrysanthemums in matching tones. The bride's brother, Mr. David Jefford, of Toronto, was the bridegroom's: best man and her youngest bro- ther, Master Robert Jefford, of Elliot Lake, ably carried out his duties as train-bear- er. The ushers were Mr. Lloyd Murray, friend of the groom and Mr. Keith Porter, cousin of the groom: Mr. and Mrs, Jefford, as- EL LL LLL ETT PT FY TDF G Prodigy, PALS ALE broidered lace overlay, open © Anna Croxall . were brides- : They were on ied alike ¢ travelled in a pure linen dress and matching coat,