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x ; BA Sidi 3 A i 0 22 PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 5th, 1974 » " "Matter of grave importance", Wendy Hutchinson be- came the bride of David Bourgeois in a candlehit ser- vice at the Port Perry United Church on the evening of February 22, 1974. The gro- om himself provided. the processional music for his bride. Accompanied by his guitar, he sang Gordon Lightfoot's 'Beautiful' as Wendy moved down the aisle and joined him in front of the Chancel. The two were join- ed in marriage by the Rev. Robert Brawn. A warm and beautiful sanctuary greeted the guests coming in from a cold Feb- ruary night. The Church was . softly illuminated with can- dles set in evergreen. Prior to the service there was a half hour of quiet piano music played by the grooms brother Jon. Ushers David Jackson and Roland Skinner received the guests. Mean- while, attending the groom, was his cousin Ron Redman. The men in the wedding party were all handsome in their black tuxedos and white frilled shirts. Present to share the young couple's joy were Wendy's mother Mary Hutchinson and David's parents, 1 Hutchinson-Bourgeois Dorothy and Charlie Bourgeois. Because of the unfortunate illness of Wendy's father, Chiff, she was given in marriage by' her uncle, Ross Hutchinson. Wendy was attended by her Matron of Honour, Deb- bie Lawley and her Brides- maids Joan Parrinder and Cathy Hutchinson. They wore long red velvet Pina- fore gowns over white blouses, Red velvet tams and white muffs completed their attire. The bride herself was beautiful in an empire gown of white satin which fell in simple lines and was adorn- ed with a lace bodice and sleeves. This lovely bridal dress was made for Wendy by a friend. It was enhanced by Wendy's red-gold hair which fell naturally, held only by a white velvet rib- bon. She carried a nosegay of babies' breath and red roses. After the simple and mov- ing ceremony conducted by Mr. Brawn, the bride and groom and their guests mov- ed to the church auditorium where they enjoyed a leisur- ely buffet super by candle- light, Wendy and David mov- ed among their friends re- ceiving their Best Wishes. The guest book was attended by Ellen Brown, neice of the bride and Mary Lou, young sister of the groom. Following the wedding supper, the brides family entertained at the legion hall with Disc Jockey Bob Glover a friend of the groom, provi- ding the dance music. While the dance was in progress, Wendy and David and Wendy's mother visited the bride's father, Cliff Hutchin- son in the Oshawa General Hospital. Later they joined their guessts at the causes 'In Camera' session Regional Council went into a sudden i camara session Wednesday that left repor- ters and regional staff guessing. . Even the Chief Admini- strator William Manning was excluded - something that has never occurred in previous in camera sessions. The motion to go into a closed session came just as " Then off council was considering Legion Hall. Before the bride and groom departed, the guests formed a large circle around the young couple who danced to Gordon Lightfoot's "Beautiful", the song David sang for Wendy when she came down the aisle to meet him. Then evervone joined in the singing of Auld Lang Syne after which Wendy and David made their way around the circle receiving congratulations and best wishes from all present. into a stormy, February night. David and Wendy are presently living in Waterloo where David is studying Mathematics a the Universi- ty of Waterloo. 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Mike Breaugh moved that the subdivision agreement be referred to the oxecutive Committee for circulation among area municipalities. carlier Coun. Breaugh had vig- orously supported the adoption of the same pro- cess. - Most councillors refused to comment on what was dis- cussed at the in camera lasted 65 session. Coun. Mason, when questioned, said "It was about a legal matter." Northumberland- Durham NDP elects R. Walker Russell Walker, an employee of the Cobourg Post Office, received the nod last night of the Northum- berland-Durham NDP to be that party's standard bearer in the July 8th election. Mr. Walker defeated Hugh Jenney, a. teacher from Warkworth, in the balloting held at the Bowmanville library. "\ Mr. Walker has served with the post office since 1958. and has been granted a leave of absence during the campaign. He is trustee on the Northumberland-Newcastle Board of Education and was chairman of the Hamilton Township Planning Board. '@ Port Perry man elected member of Anti-Poverty group executive The Oshawa-Durham Anti- Poverty Coalition was or- ganized last week with Barbara Moore of Lakeview Avenue. Oshawa as presi- dent and a three-person in- lerim executive. Among the special guests on hand to help launch the new group were Mayor James Potticary, Dr. James Ricks of the Whithy Psychi- atric Centre and members of the Pensioners Concerned organization from Toronto. The only policy resolution passed at the founding meet- ing endorsed the principle that access to goods and services should be more readily available to people with limited incomes. Others elected to tempora- rilv. head the new group were: Tom Simmons, Shirley Sherrah and Bruce \reold. Port Perry.