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8 - PORT PERRY STAR ~ Wednesday, July 26, 1972 BEACOCK -- ALLISON WEDDING A pretty summer wedding took place in Prince Albert United Church, Saturday, - July 8 at three o'clock. The chancel area was enhanced with baskets of yellow and white shasti - daisies and greenery. Owing to the sudden be- reavement in the family of the. local minister Rev, M. Réeves. A former well known minister Reverend E. S. Linstead consented to officiate at the double-ring ceremony when he united in holy bonds of marriage Judy Helen, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Allison, Oshawa and John Bryan youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Beacock of Prince Albert. The church organist Mrs. Bruce Snelgrove ably played the traditional wedding mu- sic accompanying the soloist Mr. Harry Goulding who capably sang "The Wedding Prayer" preceding the cere- mony, and rendered the familiar number, "I be- lieve" during the singing of the register. The bride was escorted down the aisle by her father attired in a floor-length gown of baby faille with Venise ribbon pull-thru and ruffle and lace hem-line. Her head-dress consisted of lacy petals accented by tiny seed pearl clusters held by a " * bouffant veil. She also wore a family heirloom, her grand- mother's gold locket and carried a sheaf of pink baby-roses, white carnations toucked off with fern. HAE Johnson OPTOMETRIST for appointment call 985-2383 or Oshawa 723-2721 Her attendants, Mrs. Beryl Bell was matron of honour, and two bridesmaids, Miss Rosanne Allison and Miss Cathy Richard. All three wore similar gowns as that of the bride only embroide- red in green nylon, ruffle bottom highlighted by wrist length lantern sleeves. All attendants carried yel- low shanti daisies dotted with tiny red stephanotis and fern. The oldest brother, Mr. Donald Beacock supported the groomsman. The ushers included the brides only brother Mr. Gary Allison and Mr. Grant Beacock elder brother of the groom. Following the service the receiving line was formed on the church grounds when the bride's mother chose a long sleeve pink crepe costume with lace watee to match, and white accessories touched off with pink and white tinted carnation cor- WARRINER LODGE No. 75 Independent Order of Oddfellows CAMPING TRAILER LUCKY DRAW TRAILER WILL BE ON DISPLAY | SATURDAY, JULY 29th at CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK of COMMERCE Draw to be made SEPTEMBER 4, 1972 This advertisement sponsored by MORLEY BRUCE and BILL BARR Greanbatk News First a reminder of the Greenbank School Reunion Saturday and Sunday, Aug- ust 5th and 6th. All the former pupils of Greenbank School are invited to the Réunion Dance Saturday night as well as their friends and neighbours. It is 4. a real community ~get-toget- her. Debbie McGee as a mem- ber of the Pilgrimage for Youth is in New York this week visiting the United Nations an educational pro- ject for which she 'is spon- sored by 'the 'Oddfellows and Rebekah of Port Perry. Gayle Blakely sponsored by the Port Perry Lions Club is in Connecticut, U.S.A. on a youth exchange program. Mrs. Danny Reesor and children were supper guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Art Couves. Little Carrie Martin is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George Beare. Debbie Lee 'is visiting relatives at their cottage on Lake Dalrymple. sage. The groom's mother wore a mauve ensemble with tiny designs of sequins, white accessories offset with a _ corsage of yellow carnat- ions. An uncle of the groom Mr. Thos. Cole, Oshawa per- formed the duties as master of ceremonies. The bridal couple travelled to Ottawa and district amid showers of good wishes and confetti, The bride donned a gay figured silk. sheath style dress with accessories to match, Guests were present from Barrie, Lindsay,Oshawa and local. They are residing at 171 Union Avenue, Port Perry. A sister-in-law of the groom, Mrs. Donald Bea- cock of Seagrave acted as hostess for a successful * kitchen shower when she the bride received many useful articles from over twenty of a family gathering of rela- tives. Two aunts of the bride, Mrs. Frank Allison shared her home in Oshawa with Mrs. Edith Bell as co-hostess to a miscellaneous shower which' a variety of useful articles were given, An aunt of the groom, Mrs. L. Devitt of Oshawa assited by her 'daughter Mrs. M. Connolly,' Toronto arranged a beneficial paper shower and a presentation of a yellow trim electric trim tea . kettle and fry-pan. At Prince Albert Recrea- tion Centre, a thoughtful committee planned a shower party where the bride and groom were the recipents of many lovely useful gifts. GOING OVERSEAS You'll Need A PASSPORT PHOTO Contact Peter Hvidsten Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phoe- nix entertained Mr, and Mrs. Sandy Gray on Sunday. The Tate Picnic was held on Saturday at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Morley Raines, Miss Marie Raines was home from Toronto visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Neil Raines "and Mr. John Leask. with other former members of the Junior Farmers attended a picnic Sunday at Poplar Park, Port Perry. Denise Dusty visited Jenn- ifer Sweetman in Port Perry last week. On Sunday the Hunter- Heron Annual Picnic was held at Wellsprings Park. Enjoying the occasion were Miss Hazel Gregg of Port Perry and Miss Evelyn Croxall of Brooklin. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Wood- yard of Orono visited one day last week with Mr. and Mrs. Mel McGee. Mr. and Mrs. John Kron- ister Jr. with their sons, Ralph and Frankie flew to . Europe in late June to spent six weeks in Austria and Germany touring and visit- ing relatives. Miss Ray Godfrey has returned from five weeks in Europe to spend the re- mainder of the summer at Belleview Farm. Mr. W. McCreedy spent the weekend at Bancroft, Mr. and Mrs. Harold How- sam are holidaying on the 'east coast. Mr. and Mrs. Antonius Minten entertained as house guests Mr. Minten's sister, Mrs. Hendricks and her son Tony who were on a visit from Holland. : The annual Kerry Picnic was held at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Kerry. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Leask of Uxbridge and Mrs, Leask of 'Myrtle visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Leask recently. Mr. and Mrs. John Mean- well of Tore Bay, Newfound- land were guests over the past weekend of Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Fleete Beare visited 'Mrs. John Croxall, Toronto, on Saturday to help her celebrate her ninety-first birthday. Plans are being prepared for the foundations of the Lee House and Log Cabin, Scu- gog Shores Museum, but donations are needed before they can be carried out. Anyone wishing to contribute. to this fund, please get in touch . with Mrs. Phoenix. On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phoenix visited the George Beatons at their cottage on Lake Scugog. "Mrs. "Annie" Guy, Mrs. Evelyn Tait, Mrs. Leta Leask and Mrs. Mona Mero have returned from an enjoyable trip to Montreal and Lake Placid. help. THE NORTH PICKERING COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 'PROJECT - LAND ACQUISITION OFFICES ARE NOW AT: BROCK ROAD SCHOOL CONCESSION 4 AT BROCK RD. If you have questions concerning land acquisition with regard to the new community planned for this area, contact us. We'll be glad to Telephone Pickering area residents ro 942-7611 - Toll-free from Markham or Toronto -- 965-7087 * Hours 8:30 a.m. - Monday-thru-Friday ontario PROVINCE OF OPPORTUNITY 4:45 p.m. Fred ow