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Orono ath leic rea lize Theu Orono Amateur Ath- letic Association thro(Ughltei anulcarnlival expects to raise arounid $000'o assist wMihtheir potsprogram in the cmuiy The carnival was held in the O)rono Fair Gýroun-ds on Aýug- ,,st 14th(ith -nmerous gamnes of chance anid kiddies rides being themantrc tion for the eveninig. Althoughi the crod ia"-have been down ilsomeiýwh-at thefud raised for, amateur sports appears to have equalled thiat of recent ye ars. The sale of 50-50 da tickets amocunted to only 126.00i tthe winner of the draw, Jennifer M unr to ecstetaking a sum of $6300o. Randy Nixon of Orono won thle gian-t Pan'da Bear whliich wxas second prize in 'the draw. orono United Church, de- corated with baskets of peon- les, lilies, orange blossomn andj other seasonal flowers, was the setting on Saturdayl, dune 922, 1974 when Rev. Basil Long united in marriage, Ellaine, *eldet daugter of Emil and Hielen Schimid of Orono, and *Ronald, son of Joseph and Betty Reffle of Weston. Mr.. Gladys Browni presidled at the organl. Given in marriage by her ~father, the bride chose a gown 'o.Af -white chiffon with train, fashinned witb full siýev-es, lace epaulets on the shouldeýrs and lace bodîce wth ruicheing along the V net insert front and back. A beaded pearl cap hield a short scalloped veil. For her bouquet the bride chose pink and white roses, sltephanotis and baby's,- breati withl pink ribbon streamners. The maid of honor, Miss Ann Arnott, wvas gowned in a formal, bluc and white A- une with matching- bNuerion The bid(esmýaid, Mrs. Jolie Wilson, sister of the bride, was also gowned in blue, wore a similar gowýn in pink and white with pink flowers in her liir. TIhey all carried white baskets of m-umis and carnat- ions. MAaster Darren Lewis, cousin of the bid,-ge, was ring bearer. Thle brother of the groomn, Mr. Jamles Reffle, was best man and Mr. Robert Lewýis uincle of the bride was ushler. - Duiring thle signing of the r'egisterF two friend1cis,NM1i s s Eilen Milison and Mrs. Geke (de Jonge) Daye, accompan- ied by Mr-. Ralph d(e Jonge on guitar, sang three nlumlbers, "WdigSong", -I Will, and 1"leut It Be Me." P1rior to the reception the wedding party and guests fgathiered for phot6 graphis on the grouilds of the Provincial Forest station, a familiar, place to the groom 1wbo is empilloyed( there. Out of town guests wyepresent 1from Espaniiola, Midlanid, Caleaonia s West To)ronto, Mlississaulga. J W\hi tby \, Oshaw-a, Port Pry 0 Lindsay, Lakefield, Newton- -ville, and Newcastle. The bride's mother recciv- ed thee gtiest,, in a floral blue and orcidff ormial gown wýithI white, accessories, and--clan orchid corsage on hier cldutch baýg. Theic groom's mother a;ssisted receiving in, a formal gIOwn ofblUne chiffon with mnatching beaded jAkt white aiccessories and a corsage of pink roses; on her Following thewedn dance !in the (Oddfellow's Hall, the happy ýCouple left for a wedding trp to Qu (eity. On thIeir returol they wîLl be at homle to their, friends in Sho)wers andi parties wýere gvebyMrs. Robert Lewis, atteénded by relatives; Miss Ellen Milîson, Miss Aïnn Arnott and Mrs. Geke Day, attenlded 1by\ friends jind neiîghbours. Stalff members of the Foreýstryý made a present- ation to thie groom11. A party and prsnainwas Iheld forl filebride and groom in St. PIatrick's Chuch Iallin Toronto attlended 1)y\ three hulndred persons. Thei bride is a gradluate of OrIonlo Public School and Clark- High Schools anicisý emlydas receptionist in the office of Dr. E. Ninacs nin hiy.The ,groomr is a gra'ýdu ate of Toronto schools and tfi actilty of Forestry ,at thie Universi[y' of Toronto'. 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