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dl »; 3 Mr. On June 18, 1977, at 5:30 p.m, Nestleton United Church was thé"scene of a lovely summer wedding ceremony when Joanna Rita, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Wolters of Black- stock and David Stanley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Malcolm, Nestleton were united in marriage by Rev. Victor Parsons. Mr.. Jack Couperus, Oshawa, presided at the Hammond organ and Miss Gail Malcolm, sister of the groom sang,The Wedding Prayer" and , Sun- set" during the ceremony. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore an original princess line gown of ivory georgette over pol- yester satin with chapel train, Styled with long fitted sleeves, it featured pearl button detailing. Her full veil of tulle illusion was held in place'by a floral and. baby's breath. ' She carried her great grand- mother's tiny heirloom wed- 'ding purse and wore a gold and pearl pendant necklace. The maid of 'honour was the bride's sister, Miss Wilma Wolters. The brides- maids were Miss Anita De- Jong and Miss Deborah Wol- ters, the bride's sister. They wore identical gowns of sky blue polyester knit with sty- lish deep V neckline and self belt. They carried nosegay bouquets of white mums, blue corn flowers and baby' 8 breath. The best man was Dennis Malcolm and the ushers were Glenn and Barry Mal- colm. The groom and his three brothers wore co-' ordinated gray suits with flower boutonnieres. For the reception in Nest- leton Community Centre the bride's mother wore a long white printed polyester gown and the groom's mother wore a peach polyes- ter formal gown. Both wore white 'gardenia corsages. Neil Malcolm was Malcolm-Wolters Master of Ceremonies. Following the reception, the guests were entertained at the spacious farm home of the bride's parents. For travelling, the bride chose a navy pant suit with an orchid corsage. Follow- ing a honeymoon to North- ern Ontario, they are resid- ing in their new home at Nestleton, R.R.1. Out of town guests were from Michigan, Sudbury, Simcoe, Exeter, Oshawa, Whitby, Baileboro and New- castle. Prior to the wedding the bride was honoured at several showers. Mrs. Jo- anna Rienstra held a linen shower assisted by Mrs. Fenna Gjaltema. Miss Janet Parsons hosted a mis- cellaneous shower for Ran- gers and school friends. Mrs. Pat Sleep hosted a kitchen shower assisted by Margaret - Duivesteyn, for . Mrs. Noreen Malcolm and Mary Lou entertained relatives and friends of the groom for a miscellaneous shower. The _Nestleton U.C.W. hosted a community shower at the church. Mr. and Mrs. Law- rence Malcolm entertained the wedding party following the rehearsal. New books The Scugog Public Lib- rary reports the arrival of the following new books: The Chancellor Manu- -script - R. Ludlum; Family Guide to Haircutting and Styling - S. Fodera; Flea Market Price List - Wallace Homestead; Decks and Patios - R. Nunn; Camp- and Trailer Guide - Rand McNally and Co.; How to Paint on Fabric - M. Wing; A Woman Like That - S. Shreve; Eat Wind, Rain - R. Nash; Designing and Building a Solar House - D, Watson. Haywire - B. Hayward; Not Dying - F. Rodman; This Other Eden - M. Harris; Parson's House - E, Cadell; Early Clothing in Southern Ontario - C. Guild's Craft Show to be annual affair A pot luck luncheon was fhe start of the June 8th eeting of the Louise Pat- pis Handicraft Guild, held in the St. John's Church hall. It was well attended with 31 members and 3 visi- tors present. The president, Vera * Hutton, read to the mem- bers the article in the Port Perry Star about our exhib- ition of work held recently in the Latcham Centre. It was a well written article and our thanks go to Betty Deeth for all her work in research- ing and reporting. The guest book which our visitors to the show signed when entering made inter- esting reading. As well as the nearby towns being represented, visitors from Australia and Switzerland were recorded.. All the members reported hearing favourable com- ments on the show and a motion was adopted that the show be made an annual affair. Since this will mean all new work to be exhibited, the 'members are advised - not to slacken off during the summer months. Programs for September and October were discussed and in September we shall have a presentation of pic- tures and slides which were taken at our most recent show and also previous shows. In October the program will be dried flower arrang- ing and in preparation for this the members are asked to save their dried flowers and weeds. There will not be any meetings in July and August therefore the next meeting date is September 14th, 1977. "Manchester news by Mrs. Ruby Fielding Church Sunday, July 3 at' 11:15 a.m. Rev. E. Linstead in charge. On Sunday, June 26 Rev. C. Clarke christened baby Lee Scott Pearson, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Pearson in Manchester United Church, witnessed by Mr. and Mrs. Tony Lockett, Mr. and Mrs, Dennis Kavanagh of Bowmanville and Mr. and Mrs. A. Richardson of Solina. The Manchester U.C.W. will visit Parkwood grounds at Oshawa Thursday, July 7. Cars will leave from "church at 2 p.m. Sincere sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Meredith McKee and family in the death of her father Mr. O. Graham in Brooklin last week. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Leach and family of Black- stock visited his mother, Mrs. Lillian Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. G. Marcotte and family on Sunday. Mrs. Lillian Wilson visited Mr. and Mrs. Heintz Rolf at Little Britain on Saturday. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Art Fielding were Mrs. Tom Hirst and Beth of Midland, Mrs. Bert Mayhew and Gary of Orillia, Mrs. Leonard Marice, Daniele and Julie of Montreal, Mrs. Clara Miller of South Shields, England. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Torrens and son Ronald, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson and Wesley over the weekend and Mrs. F. Johnson visited Mrs. Johnson's sister, Mrs. Alma at Library Collard. Large Print Books: Whiteoak Harvest - M. de la Roche; Young Bess - M. Irwin; Highland Interlude - L. Andrews; The Three Daughters of Madame Liang - Pearl S. Buck. ~~~. SRST SASSTTSTSTSRNTS SS... Muir who is a patient in Scarborough General Hospital on Coxwell Ave. suffering from a broken hip. Mrs. Ken Rodd and Mrs. Best were hostess to a bar- beque at Mrs. Rodd's home last week for Mr. Ralph Hansen who is going back to B.C. to visit his mother. Please phone your news to 985-2410. . Mr. and Mrs. David McLean (nee Olive Preston) of Blackstock, celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary at their home, June 5th, with a family reunion. David McLean and Olive Preston were united in marriage on January 1, Ashburn area news by Mrs. R. Heron The sympathy of the com- munity goes out to Mrs. Frank Lynde and family in the passing of a loving hus- band and father. Mr. Lynde lived all his life in the area and will be missed. Holidays seem to be tak- ing its toll on church atten- dance but it was a good service on Sunday morning. Everyone enjoyed hearing Mr. McEntyre sing 'How Can I be Lonely". The sermon was taken from St. Matthew, the first in a series of messages from the Sermon on the Mount. A little thought we read on a chyrch sign this week while motoring said "Be square all week but be sure and come 'round on Sun- day". A miscellaneous shower. was held in the Community Centre on Friday night in honour of Miss Brenda Johnston and Mr. Alan Ogle. The happy couple received many beautiful and useful gifts along with the best wishes of the com- munity. We forgot to mention last week there was a very interesting Corsage Work- shop held at the home of Mrs. W. Davis under the auspices of the horticulture society. Mrs. Doris Marlow showed how to make the corsages and about fifteen ladies made them from roses and mums. Several members attend- -gt- = UXBRIDGE ELECTRONICS 75 Brock Street W Undridge Ontario Phone 852-3481 ed the meeting at Brooklin last Wednesday night when it was the annual Rose Show and a very interesting story of roses dating back to 1600 was given in word and slides. Jeff Gardiner is attending the Boy Scouts Jamboree in Prince Edward Island this week. Mr. and Mrs. Willian Davis attended the Kristan Davis wedding at the beautiful Edwards Gardens last Saturday in Toronto. Married 50 years 1927 at the rectory in Winni- peg, Manitoba. Later they moved to Ontario and have lived close to the Blackstock area ever since. ' Of the eight members 'of the bride's family, 'two brothers and three sisters came to help them cele- brate. One brother was unable to be present, and one sister is deceased. 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