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em Seagrave United Church was the setting for a double ring ceremony held on September 9, 1978. The couple united in marriage were Karen Ruth, daughter of Ken and Peggy Clark of Seagrave and Brian George, "son of George and Kay Parry of Port Perry. Rev. J. Roundell officiated. Mrs. Joan Lee was the soloist accompanied by Mrs. Fern Tobin. Given in marriage by her parents, the bride wore a gown with a long train, frilly bodice, puffed sleeves, and high neckline with a match- ing cathedral length veil. She carried a colonial bouquet of red roses bor- dered with white lace. She wore a locket given to her Grandmother on her wed- ding day fifty-two years ago. The Maid of Honour was Arlene Howell, friend of the bride. She wore a peach polyester gown with a in wd 33 BV matching print chiffon cape and carried yellow daisies. The Bridesmaids were Lori Clark, sister of the Bride, Cheryl Chandler and Tina Gerber, friends of the bride. Their gowns matched the Maid of Honours' in yellow. They carried peach-tinted daisies. The Flower Girl was Amber Tutton. Her gown matched the bridesmaids' and she carried a basket of mixed coloured daisies. The Bestman was Alan Howell, friend of the Groom. Ushers were Stephen Clark, David Parry, brothers of the Bride and Groom (respec- tively) and Bob Elliott, friend of the Groom. The groom's tuxedo was solid beige while the ushers and the Bestman wore beige and mahogany. The reception was held at aE FIERA ART TEE A RRA) LESS) Bells Ring Little - Pascoe At Port Perry United Church on September 9, 1978 Beverly Jane Pascoe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Pascoe, Port Perry was united in marriage to Richard Lawrence Little, son of "Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Little, Bowman- ville. Rev. R. Brawn officiated at the ceremony. The bride wore a full length Polu knit gown featur- ing a mandarin collar, venise lace bodice, chapel train and attached cape with lace trim. A matching cap held a three tiered silk illu- sion veil with scalloped edge and pearl trim. Valerie Sweetman of Port kp { 3 Perry was maid-of-honour. Bridesmaids were Cindy Baird of Port Perry, Karen Visser, Detroit, Michigan, sister of the bride and Laurie Saunders, Bowmanville, sister of the groom. Ken Rowe of Orono acted as best man. Ushers were Richard Shackleton of Oshawa, David Ormiston of Bowmanville and George Saunders, brother-in-law of the groom, Bowmanville. The reception was held at the Immaculate Conception Hall, Port Perry. The couple spent their honeymoon in Ottawa. The newlyweds are now residing in Oshawa. Werry - VanCamp - The marriage of Miss Cindy L. Van Camp to Mr. Dennis Werry of R.R.2, Oshawa was solemnized Saturday, October 7th, 1978 in Blackstock United Church with Rev. Victor Parsons officiating. The organist was Mrs. James Van Camp of Scugog Island and the soloist was Mrs. Harold McLaugh- lin, Blackstock. Miss Lois Van Camp of Blackstock accompanied some selec- tions on her guitar. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Van Camp of Blackstock and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Werry of R.R.2 Oshawa. the Legion Hall, Port Perry. Brian and Karen honey- mooned in the New England States b y For that Special Gift this Christmas visit ... EE Fe Si PATRICIA PRICE ANTIQUES R.R.4 PORT PERRY 416-985-7644 Monday, Tuesday & Saturdays 10a.m.to4 p.m. Se TAAL I> A good selection of early textiles, pottery, wooden wares, decoys, toys and furniture. SEs Phe ALSO AVAILABLE: THE HERITAGE OF UPPER CANADIAN FURNITURE By Howard Pain $49.95 -dark pinks and lilacs. Gray - Savoy Wedding On July 2nd, 1978, Carol Ann Savoy of Neguac, N.B. became the bride of Robert Earl Gray of Toronto, Ontario. The couple were joined in marriage by Rev. Father R. Grattan in St.Bernard's R.C. Church, Neguac, N.B. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a long white chiffon over satin gown accentuated with a hooded cape of Chantilly lace. Her bouquet was a combination of roses, daisies and carnations. The matrorf-honour was Mrs. Elva elle, friend of the bride. The bridesmaids were Mrs.Jeannie Savoy, sister- in-law, Mrs. Georgette MacKnight, Miss Diane Breau, Miss Claudette Breau, friends of the bride; Junior bridesmaid was Karen Petrie, niece of the groom and Janet MacKnight was the flower girl. The attendants all wore long cotton eyelet gowns and the bridal colors were light and The flower girl's gown was white eyelet. Mr. Pierre Rousselle of Neguac, N.B. acted as best man. Ushers were Mr. Raymond Arseneault, Mr. Jean-Yves Breau, Mr. Roderick Trenholm and Junior usher , Kevin Petrie, nephew of the groom. Wedding reception and dance was held at the Royal Canadian Legion Hall in Neguac, N.B. Groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Gray and other relatives and guests from = Toronto . and Blackstock attended. The happy couple spent their honeymoon in Hawaii. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gray now reside in Blackstock, .Ont. WAI RST "re 43 RT LR Ca NY, Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a flowing formal gown of ivory sheer over taffeta, designed with a high neckline, long fitted sleeves, with lace applique and pearl trim at the neckline, waist and cuffs. The skirt formed a chapel train. A matching headpiece held her fingertip veil, and she carried a cascade of gold roses, baby white orchids and Stephanotis. The maid of honour was Mrs. Karen Buckley of R.R.5 Lindsay and the bridesmaids were Miss Marie Van Camp, Toronto, cousin of the bride; Leanne Van Camp of Black- stock and junior bridesmaid Debbie Van Camp, Black- stock, sisters of the bride. They wore identical for- mal gowns of old rose bur- gundy, featuring high neck- lines with ecru lace inserts, styled in the blousson fashion with long full sleeves gather- ed at the wrists. They carried bouquets of bronze ~~ and antique gold Shrysanine mums. The best man was Mr. John Buckley of R.R.5 Lind- say and the ushers were Mr. Barry Van Camp, Black- stock, brother of the bride, Mr. Eldon Werry, R.R.2 Oshawa, brother of the groom, and junior usher Master Jerry Van Camp, Blackstock, brother of the bride. The groom and his attendants wore navy blue tuxedos with white bouton- nieres. The reception was held at the Blackstock Community Centre where the bride's mother received guests wearing a formal coral gown with pleated skirt and bell sleeves and a corsage of bronze orchids. The groom's mother assis- ted wearing a formal gown of wintergreen with shirring at the waist and a corsage of mauve orchids. 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