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Summer Wedding in St. Pauls United Churc KEM TT- BAlLEY Tamblyn, Mrs. J. Williams and Mrs. W. Bailey. A shower wau Bouquets of white and yel-j also gîven by Miss Judy Vagg low chrysanthemums !ormedf and Mrs. M. Graham. UIle setting in Orono United' A reenain ashdfo ' . Church on July 22, 1967, at th e bride by Mrs. E. Grahami 3 O'clock for the marriage o! and Mns. C. Billings. Mrs. G. Mary Lynn Bailey, daughter Webster aL daughters hon- i M rs.arry J. W. Bailey oured tbe bride witb a . Orono, and the late Mr. Bailey lunceon and presentation at to Mn. Carl Roger Kimmett their hmeGuis were aiso son o! Mr. and Mrs. Manly F. receîved from the staff of ' ýKîmmrett, Napanee, Ont. Lord Elgin School, Bowman- < ville and from the Dept. of Rey. Basil Long was the Lands and Forests staff n officiating clergyman. Mrs. Orono. R. Morton played the wedding mfusic and accompanied the ..ê. . soloist, Mn. Glen Allun. CLEMENS - HALL The bride, given in marriage Bouquets o! pink and white ~.* ,BieY15 her brother, Mr. Wayne gladioli and 'mumis enanced ~aly ooked chanming in a Hampton United Church for floor-length gown of silk or- the marriage on Saturda,. . ganza over taffeta. The bodice July 22, 1967, at 4 'clock o and elbow-îength sîceves were Miss Danlene Marguerite Hall, i fasbioned in re-embnoidened daughter o Mr. and Mrs. lace and the empire waistline David Verdun Hall, and Mr .~ was accented by a self-bow. Barry Arthur Clemens, son of ~~ A shoulder coat o! organza Mn. and Mrp. Milton Laverne forrned the cathednal-length Clemens, all of Hampton. train. A bow o! organza and lace held the bide's shoulder- Re.. Reed was the offici .* length veil, and she canied a ating lergyman. Mn. Doug-~~ bouquet o! yellow sweetheant las Dewell played the wedding '«. ross, hit canatonsandmusic and also accompaned roteshahote a aton.a the soloîst, Mrs. R. Bailey. Matron o! honour was Mrs. The bnide, who was given ~ . . .& Wayne Bailey and bridesmaids 'in maniage by her fathen > were Miss Janice Webster,l w1ore a full length white lent- ]Bowmanville, and Miss Lois1 gow f dotted Swiss net over . . Ximmett, Napanee. The at- a taffeta seath, the neckline .~ . tendants wene attîred alike in and yoke accented with daint floor-length gowns of moss flret edg fo Swiss lace and * , green tfea hchiffon over tfea tiny cultured pearîs, and styled Thbeir headpieces wene of WIh lily-point sleeves. The shasta 'mums, as were thein skint and built-in Cathedral train were banded by similar lace. Her shoulder-length veil Mr. Lyn Kîmmeit, Camp. was beld by a flowen head - 15ellford, was best man for his piece o! lace and peau de soie eý? brother. The ushens were Mn. edged with peanîs and oval Wayne Helson, Onono, and Mn. crystaîs. She carried a bouquet . Wayne Van De Bogant, Nap- of pînk sweetheart roses and The reception was held in Mrs. J. Baker o! Tyrone was ~~ the chunch basement where matron o! bonor and the s Da i R ym n Bo e ar sh w in t e b the bride's mother received bidesmaids were Mrs. E. Bell Mr. and MrsDvdRyodBwn r hw nteaove photo as wearing a dress o! aqua crepe o! Peterborougb and Mrs. B they cut the wedding cake at the reception which followed their marriage in and lace, with beige acces- Nulls o! Oshawa. They were St. Paul's United Church, Bowmanvile, on Saturday, July 22, 1967. Formerly sonies and a corsage o! pink attined in identical fiaor uwéetheanî roses and white lexagth, sleeveless sh e ath- Miss Lola Patricia Pring the bride is the daughtLer of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Pning carnations. The gnoom's moth- gowns o! chiffon in muted and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bowen, ail of Bowmanville. er assisted, weaning a dress.o! tones of pinks and greens with McRobbie Photo rose-coloured brocade with a cowled neckline and float- white accessories. Her corsage ing panel caught aI the back.Th edn Pry. was o! matching sweetheant The flower girl was Miss Shani Tebie h a ie rose: and white carnations. Lee Bell o! Peterborough Setting Va s O ro no Un ited iThe Wedig Pry er fgiven . stehappy couple left on wearing a pastel pink, floor- was lovely in a floor length their wedding trip 10 Montreal length frock in the samne style M ht-ono motdpr ptnd Cape Cod, the bride wore as the senior attendants'.. j~ wiegono ipredpr silk enhanced by a basque: ivith matching coat and white cornucopia headdresses, caughte dceof........ac. er boufaic o nilly lace. H acceÈsonies. Her colsage was with over-the.face veils, and ' adorned with lace-edged tiersý o! matching sweetheant roses white accessonies. Their bou at the frn,an ope nt1 and carnations. The couple are quels were o! pink and white - rn n opemet lgiow esiding in Orono. carnations. e y a W te u l c - d e Priai' b lier marriage the Mn. Ronald Clerneps. oai idrs Hr'<.-ole bride was entertained at a Hampton was best mnan and ro. ~sehouldes He hnd-roilne d shower given by Miss Sharon the ushers wene Mn. Murray with Bavarian crystals and Axford o! Oshawa and Mr. pearîs, was highlighted by a Robent Chîlds o! Hampton. bouffant, four-tien, scalloped, The reception was hcld i illusion veil, and she' carriedi a bouquet of red sweetheant I where the bride's mother ne <. ceived in a minI green crepe ':Mns. Jerome Geberdt of! sheath-dressa adorned with an.... icee a arn o S T UR GE ON ' S -il-beadeda pop-top and en-~ro'esseadl by m tcb ng eta ledP ring o ! G uelph, siste -in-law , FIRST QUALITY bandeau delicately veiled. Her . corsage was o! white rosesanoftebi, r.BbWti an - !Me rdMs.BbWto carnations. To assisî in ne- o! London, and Mrs. C. Mut-' c 'iving, the gnoom's mother~ . !Bwavle îiru the 'groom. They were attired fashioned with a bolero bodice i dnia lo-eghtr 110 U SE e an oysh mtecnepeseaihg .. ..hifn ows w Sanecsnte aochîer hae. Sh ilellow peau:. depireie, o and tulle and ibbon, and acces- empire, bodic ad-d wît MU mmm E r a peautdeesoie waistband and NU ** wore a corsage o! pink roses a.ea e -oe .stad n MM M and carnations.M.adMs. Carl Rager Kîrrrrett, shown in the streamers. Miss Patti -Ger- * U PM Folwn hencpin h bv. htcos audyJl berdt, niece o! the bride, was Follwin th reepton he bovephoo, hos Saurdy, uly22, 1967, aI flower girl in a floor-length vehappy couple left for a wed- o'clock for their wedding in Orono United Church. frock identical to the brides-: ve$2.0 per gal. ding trip to eastern points.FomryMs MayLn Baey th bid ishe ads gws. Ty coe For travelling the bride wore omryMsMayLn alyth brd she ai'gws.Tycoe a pink shantung dness wîth daughter of Mrs. Harry J. W. Bailey of Orono and veiled, flowered headpiees mnatching lace-trimmed bolero. the laIe Mr. Bailey, and the groom is the son of Mr. boumutchng c oon itandhr P RIM ER COAT They are residing at 1140 Mary and Mrs. Manly F. Kiminett, Napanee, Ont. yellow carnations. teOacwa.eetl m Photo by Udvarhelyi Studio Mr. Ted Cornish o! Bow-i Reg. $9.95 SîreeOsaw.___________________________________ manville was best man, and NOW .. . gali. 7 9. ployed by the Darlington I ushering were the bride'si Township School Area Hpoandeu broteM.Jh rn f the rid attnde HamtonM aried n H m pto Unted Guelph, Mn. Bent Bowen of Public School, Courtîce High Peebruh nl f hi FINISH COAT Schiool and Peterborough gom n r .Mtoýp Fu I~ C AT Teaches' College, The groom Bowmanville Master Kevîn! Reg. $10.30 8.30 atne apo ulcadPig ehwof tebie NOW ... gal. Bowmanville High Schools, was ring bearer. and is employed at General. The necepton was held iný Matons. St. Paul's Church Hall where! Limited Quantity Many showers honored the the bride's mother receivedý bride. A showen was held at - in an aqua blended, impontedj jkD D jtrI Vq Caesarea by membens o! the .~.sl aktset ihmth OZrg Cleanelrs C/w cie A certain stomaeh speclallat ln one of our bit cities bas a formula for patients witb nervous Indigestion. Re aka them: "Do you play golf?', If they say "l'es." he tells them to cuL It out. Ul tlse say *No," he tells thern te start playing. CLOTHES CAR£ Hlu". There 18 nothlng cheaper thsan avlag your garmenta .êand premaed by your local drycleaner. Exper tLen- g Iril clothlng. WB SPECUALIZE IN SHIRT LAUNçDEHNG' Mr. and Mrs. Barry Arthur Clemens, shown in the above photo, were married in Hampton United Churcli on Saturday afternoon, July 22, 1967, at 4 o'clock. Formerly Miss Darlene Marguerite Hall, the bride is thed dau¶,hter of Mr. and Mrs. , David Verdun Hall, adthe bridegroom is the son of Mr. anxd Mrs. Milton Laverne Clemens, all of Hamnpton. BOWEy - PRING Mrs. Wilson Prlng, and Mn. David Raymiond Bowen, son Baskets o! yellow and white oaf Mr. and Mis. Raymond 'mums and gladioli prettily Bowen, all a! Bowmanville. decorated St Paul's United Bey. H. A. Turner officiated Church, Bowmanvjfle, for the and the wedding music wua marriage an Saturday, July played by Mrs. R. Dudley. 22, 1967 ai Miss Lola Patricia The soloist, Mr'. Rap Metcalf, Pring. daughtur of Mr. amdi sang The Lord'a Prayer and from th~e bride's grandfalht aunt and, uncle, who neside in Solnd, was read duning thei freception. Falwnthe reception, the; bride and groom deparled for' a hacmoon in Winnipeg, 1 Man. For travelling the b ride j wore a two-piece apricot walking suit wilh white, French f]owered Breton sailor hat, white accessories and corsage o! orchids. They are) residing at 22 Simpson Ave., Bowmanville. The bride, who atîended Harriston and Bawmanville Public Schools, Bowmanviîîe High School and the Oshawa Canadian School of Business, is employed as a setretary aI the R. M. Hollingshead Cor- poration o! Canada Li.mited, 4 Bowmanville. The groom, who is a pnînter at Magill Busi- ness Systems, Oshawa, at- tended Maple Grave' and Bowmanvîlle Public Schools and Bawmanville High Schooî. Out-o-tawn guests were present fram Harriston, Pal- merston, London, Kitchener, Guelph, Anicaster, Fe rg us, Toronto, Peterborough, Ros- neath and Cookstawn.' Prior ta, the werig, the bride was entertained at sev- eral showera. MmiGerberdt. siser Of the bride, gave af son Of Mr. and Mrs. Addison The emnadian Stateaman, Bow nvMle, Aug. 1, 196? PC linen shower in Kitchener Scott, Bethany. Bey. Lloyd, hlkiMrs. F. Lee, BowmanvilieIZMr'gan officiated for tÉe j------ held a miscellaneous shower. emoyWdin music was basket af multl-colored flow- Another miscellaneous showeriplayed by organist Arthur ers. Sct 0f ehayS sg mm was given by Mrs. Grn1 onGog Flintoiff.rige by he was groomsnan for is broth- Miss Velma Gay misa held Givhen iri mrdeiae byr er Usbers were Roy Scott of'! a miscellaneous shower. Mn..fthr te riewa1lveyBethany and Roger Holland of! J l W. Teeple and Mirs. K. Hall in b er floor length gown of Newburgh, brothers 'of the" were hostesses for a bath- wht-pa de soie. designedgre with fihoop krfte aeIgoom and bride room shower. The office staff bodice with fpsrfui engthles Tercpio1a edI of Hollingshead, Bowman- ullnt lee!The chrech hon al he brde'snA rnwe d regabhfué ville, presented tbe bride witb and shoulder *length veil mther hrechhang, twearig sa rnoda r. eenç udu an a tom tic cofee erc la-caught to a wbite r ose and motdress f p l in e slub rgay oun .. t an utmaiccofeepecoa-sprays of liIY-of-the-valley.,rs fpl bu brynwitbtboabi,4b . a" tor; and the girls in the office, Se carried a cascade of linen with threequarter length rhoids * - malýMJtre w0mjj at a n oon lu n ch eon , p resen ted A m e i a B eau ty roses an d m a h n g l e co t w b e b t an d d im om f5 t i nm ~ her with a steamn dry iron. w hiter gar d e nia S. and accessories and corsageo pehphsln0<t ej Msit uins S sem iss Shirley Holland was white carnations. The groom's infa mbed im ofth saff presented the go m Id of honor for her sister. mother, Mrs. Addison Scot, I aeatr e M r.tb ee c tr i c a rbe u . is Beverley Rowantree of was wearing an aqua crepe mievn an cas s i~ lan M r e o msh a nd M . AI- e. iwburgh and M iss M r et h re s w ith m atching Lch PaIE4 a ao e i M U Ian arr w be d a stag parY C onvoy of N apanee w ere the jacket, w hite acces s r e an i n o n o o t h g r o m w e n b r i d e s m a i d s T h e y c o r s a g e o ! p i n k c a r n a t i o n s .M o t m p t a t 0 be was presented with a sum matching sheath floor length Following the reception Mr. »ees tboougtnt ùà38ON" of nony.gowns of pink bonded jersey, and Mrs. Scott eft on a motor WU as l~ the empire waistlines outlined trip through Northern On-o ay ota SCOTT - ROLLAND with multi-colored braid. Their tario. For travelling, the This 8wm 88 p&o â Baskts ! pnk ad witematching hats were pink nib- bride was wearing a pink Basetsof in an whtebon and net and they carried three-piece suit, with white cu gladioli formed a Iovely set- bouquets of white carnations. hat and accessories and a white 9 à ÈÊStiii*te.ro- ting in the United Church at The flower girl was littie gardenia corsage, On return Newbungh, Ont. on Saturday, Teresa Thompson, niece of the they will neside in Newburgh. Now V yn.sofedëRQn when Donna Marie Holland, bride, who wore a gown of Out-of-town guests were ment and 'T tÉbry fom C~ daughter of Mr. and Mns. green bonded jersey, similar-1present fnom Bethany Nap- Pýr= mAakfS*rÎataffdnWM Frank Holland, became the îly designed to those of thelanee. Bath, Peterborough and uta,.& Satifioln Orr ow in< bride of Donald Victor Scott, bidesmaid. and she carried a Pontypool.- ond. qmSave 10% From now until the end of the month save 10% on fresh, frisky Fait '67 coats for Young fashionabies. 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