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5 f ¥ {1 i : OLSEN - LAMONDE August 16, 1986 was the date of the beautiful wedding of Shelley Charmaine Olsen, daughter of Fred and Aileen Olsen of Prince Albert, and Denis Marcel Lashonde, son of Charlotte Lamonde of Montreal, with Rev Glenn Jackson officiating The bride walked down the flower bedecked aisle ot the Port Perry United Church on the arm of her father. Shelley wore a traditional gown of carnation white silk organza over tatfeta, featuring a ruffled Queen Anne neckline, long shm sleeves of English net and re-embroidered Alencon Lace Matching lace and seed pearls adorned the fitted bodice. The long full skirt was accented with lace medallions and the back was a cascade of ruffles falling into a cathedral train A headpiece of silk flowers and pearls held her two-tiered fingertip veil of imported French illu- sion. She carried a free-flowir:g cascade of white orchids, miniature gardenias, stephanotis and trail- Ing ivy. The bride's attendants were all in deep dusty rose chiffon and carried bouquets of white gardenias and roses. Angie Novakavic from Toronto was maid of honour. Carol Harris, Kirsty Henderson and Helen Lamonde were bridesmaids with Chantal Lamonde, niece of the groom as flower girl. The groom and his attendants were in midnight blue tuxedos. John Lamonde of Ottawa, brother of the groom, was best man with Tom Olsen of Halifax, Alan Manessy of Montreal and Craig Ludwig of Wisconsin as ushers. Francois Lamonde, nephew of the groom, carried the rings on a white lace AUGUST 15 TO OCTOBER 11, 1986 A.W. BROCK m=: N= \ AS \agE-Rge]l=]= © TOT-T-Ta RR = 24 al=-T-1 EN = lool All = 1-1 ol od Vi heart cushion. The wedding music was played by Gloria Forder with Irwin Smith as soloist. The happy couple were chautfeured from the church by the bride's uncle, Ken Skerratt, driving a vintage 1950 Jeepster Following the reception and dance at Deer Park Inn, the Lamondes left to honeymoon in Hawai On their return they will reside in Montreal SHOWERS -- Prior to the wedding of Shelley Olsen and Denis Lamonde, Shelley was entertained on several occasions. A miscellaneous shower was held by Helen Lamonde, sister of the groom, in Montreal. A Jack and Jill Presentation was held at Horseshoe Lake by the bride's Aunt Marty and-Uncle Ar- nold Olsen, where the couple received a gas barbeque and accessories. Mary Fox of Prince Albert opened her home to a miscellaneous shower of neighbours and triends. A community shower was held in Prince Albert United Church. Organizing hostess was Eileen Hodgins with many helpful hands assisting. The bride's Aunt Jean Skerratt held a family kitchen and linen shower in her home. Assisting hostess was Aunt Neila Skerratt. Cheryl Hennessy, friend of the bride, held a miscellaneous shower in Toronto. Gary Owen, friend of the groom, held a stag for the groom in Montreal. After the rehearsal the wedding party enjoyed a butfet at Conway Place. 'Scouts paper drive Scugog Island Area News by Mrs. Earl Reader Paper drive - this coming Satur- day morning, October 4 at your driveway. I hope no one was confus- ed last week by the lack of date. Then 2 weeks hence October 18 - the Annual Apple Day. Wednesday, October 1 the "Head" U.C.W. will meet at the church at approximately 8:30 p.m. as some members will be meeting with the Hall Board at 8 p.m. Guess you are wondering how things went during the past week. The Youth group 13 to 18 on Friday evening was a flop. Leaders were present but no youth or interested parents. Of course there are many logical reasons. Well, they tried, thanks. Maybe Friday is a bad night. Sunday at the Island United was an exceptionally interesting day when members from Manchester joined with Scugog to share Rev. Brian Robinson's last service. The Sunday School was well represented. The Jr. Choir sang well. After the service, Brian & Carol were presented with farewell gifts of china tea pot, platter and vegetable bowl in their favourite design. Earlier in the service 3 girls and several boys received their Religion and Life Badges. Next Sunday the service will hold an element of surprise as Presbytery is giving assistance dur- ing our interim of ministry. For Thanksgiving the Jr. Choir will sing - "Make a Joyful Noise," - accompanied by cymbals. The Sunday before Thanksgiving - October 5 it is time for the annua Harvest Home Service at the Scugog "Head Memorial" Museun Church at 7:30 p.m. when the gues speaker will be Rev. Glen Jackso) of Port Perry. Of course you wil again enjoy the Scugog Historica Choir and the Old Fashioned Hymu Sing. All this to be followed by : social time of getting acquainte: over lunch of pie etc. Seagrave Please call Jan Banting a 985-3225 if you are interested in g¢ ing on the Kitchener bus trip in suf port of the Block Parent's Associ tion. There are still seats availabl for the trip on Saturday, October ¢ 1986 at a cost of $42 per person, wit lunch included. The Robinglade Ladies Grou meets on October 16th at Lind Calders. The topic for the evenin will be flower craft. For news items next week pleas call Marilyn Beacock at 985-3595. Th Week's Fe. ure ... - direct access tuning . wireless TV/VCR remote - built in cable converter . 14 day/4 event programming - auto rewind and power on 172 WATER STREET PORT PERRY, ONT. OCTOBER is VCR MONTH at PICTURE PERFECT T.V. 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No. 14209 - ULTRA CHIC CONTROL TOP, No. 3101 - SHEER TO WAIST SANDALFOOT, sandalfoot, reg. 4.75 ..................... 3.79 pr. or 2/7.39 TOR. 2.28 ....oovrrcrnesssrisistmirsositsssirin 1.79 pr. or 3/5.19 Specials effective Wed., Oct. 1st to Tues., Sept. 8th, 1986 10% OFF All 'GREB' WORK BOOTS - $33.00 & up 10% OFF Men's 'HUSH PUPPIES' - *26.95 & up 15% OFF GREB & KODIAK WINTER BOOTS 15% OFF Men's DRESS SHIRTS by 'Bluestone' 'HAPPY FOOT' Socks by McGregor ...... pair *1.95 -- THIS WEEK'S BIRTHDAY GIFTS -- TUESDAY, SEPT. 30th ........................... he sasnnanearassnre ride dss 12 Bluestone Dress Shirts by 'Mylord'. WED., OCT. 1st ...... 2 Pair 'Greb Hush Puppy' Shoes; 1 Dozen 'Happy Foot' Socks by 'McGregor'. THURS., OCT. 2nd ...... 2 Pair Winter Boots by 'Greb'; 1 Dozen 'Happy Foot' Socks by 'McGregor'. FRI., OCT. 3rd ... 2 Pair 'Green Patch' Work Boots by 'Greb'; 2 Pair Work Gloves from K. Jones Sales. SAT., OCT. 4th ............................. 2 Pair of any Footwear by 'Greb'; 2 - $100.00 Gift Certificates. MON., OCT. 6th ... 1 Dress by 'Ruby Lou'; 1 Dress by 'Touch of Class'; 1 Dress by 'Second Round'. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FOLLOWING BIRTHDAY PRESENT RECIPIENTS: A. Brown, B. Lefort, O. Cox, B. Nickerson, D. Taylor, E. Godword, L. Edgerton, Mrs. G. Keast, T. Hammond, M. Lunel, T. Cohoon, E. Slute (Vagden Socks), B. Stone (Tender Tootsies); S. Whitten, J. Johnston (Sea Queen Bathing Suits), B. Farrell, C. MacKinnon (Baby Gift Sets), B. Lindsay, G. Taylor (Dearfoam Slippers), G. Mar- tin (J. Ribkoft Dress); M. Tansley, Mrs W. Macl ean, S Hoskin, S Gibson, K_ Irvine (Dresses) $50.00 GIFT CERTIFICATES: Mrs 4 Forsyth, D Henke E Trapp J Ohvero, J Wallis, Nellie Westerman 0 OFF nay Purchase" except on items already sale priced) AW. BROCK =o™™" 168 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY, ONTARIO -- 985-2521