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Ponoka United Church was the setting for the marriage of Dawna Louise Reader " and Wayne August Rodney on Saturday, August 7th, 1982. The Reverend Dale Irving officiated at the double ring ceremony. The bride is the youngest daughter of Ernest and Eileen Reader of Bowmanville. The bridegroom is the youngest son of Tom and Helen Rodney of Ponoka, Alberta. The bride wore a Victorian ivory gown with a fitted bodice which had appliques of lace and featured an empire waistline. waistline. The neckline edged in ruffled lace enhanced the gown. The full bodied sleeves were of sheer polyester and lace and featured large cuffs edged in ruffled lace. A soft flowing A-line skirt formed into a Tong train. Complementing Complementing the gown, the bride wore a lace trimmed veil in matching lace. Her arm bououet consisted consisted of yellow Sweetheart roses, white daisies and baby's breath with ivory lace. The maid of honor was Toby Williams of Ponoka, and the bridesmaid was Susan Smith of Lacombe, Alberta. The attendants wore matching formal gowns with spaghetti straps and short matching jackets. They carried ivory lace fans adorned with daisies, yellow Sweetheart roses with baby's breath. The best man was Lee Gooch of Ponoka, nephew of the groom and the groomsman 0te€uleK was Warren Bloomquist, of Ponoka. The men wore matching matching light brown three piece suits with ivory shirts. The groom wore a darker jacket and bow tie. The reception was held at the Lacombe Legion Hall. Harriet Nowicki, sister of the groom, was the Toast- mistress. Julian Nowicki gave the blessing and Gerald Dahms gave the toast to the bride. The reception was followed by a dance. The happy couple spent a two week honeymoon in Ontario and are now residing south of Ponoka. YWCA Program Winter Program '83 registration registration for Oshawa YWCA programs in Bowmanville and Newcastle continue in the New Year. , Dance Plus, Fitness and Fun and Jazz Dancing are programs for young people from 3'/a to 12 years. For Adults, Dancercise and Fitness Fitness to Music Programs are available. Perhaps now is a good time to resolve to "shape up" for '83. Pre-Registration may be by mail to: Oshawa YWCA, 199 Centre St. S., Oshawa or at the YW Bowmanville Office, 34A King Street West, Friday, January 7, 1 - 4 p.m. Call 576-8880 for details. 'QA^e'/te the ^Beet in Sight" shorney's opticians BRIAN C. LARSON - 30 KING ST. WEST 623-4477 Manager BOWMANVILLE In a candlelight service on Saturday, December 10th, 1982, at 7.30 p.m. in Trinity United Church, Bowmanville, the Reverend John Peters united in marriage Deborah Lynn Hammond, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hammond, 95 Waverley Road,, Bowmanville, and Danny Lawrence Brock, son of Mr. and . Mrs. Ron Brock, 9 Flett Street, Bowmanville. ■ The 'organist was Mr. John Crookshank and the soloist Mrs. Allanah Coles. Given in marriage by her parents the bride was radiant in a formal gown of white silk chiffon which featured a wedding band collar of silk embroidery, an appliqued bodice, leg of mutton sleeves with a frill at the wrists, and a waterfall train. A silk flowered flowered wreath held a scalloped, tiered veil, with an embroidered embroidered edge, and dotted with seed pearls, and she carried on her arm, long stemmed red roses and baby's breath. The matron of honour was Christine Liebregts of Oshawa, bridesmaids were Susan Hart of Toronto, and Willie Hammond of Peterborough, Peterborough, sister-in-law oftheTTride. Thé attendants wore formal gowns of burgundy burgundy taffeta, with Lady Diana Hats, and carried nosegays of burgundy flowers and baby's breath. Best man was Gus Annis, and the ushers were Brian Hammond, brother of the bride and Paul Brock, brother of the groom, all from Bowmanville. The groom and his attendants wore black tuxedos, white ruffled shirts, and black bow ties. Receiving the guests at the reception held at the Lions Centre, Bowmanville, the mother of the bride wore a formal "A" line gown of dusty mauve chiffon over taffeta with a- • lutte? ■ bodice highlighted highlighted by a motif of bugle beads and mother of pearl sequins, and a purse corsage corsage of pink roses. She was assisted by the groom's mother who wore a formal gown of periwinkle blue polyester crepe and a corsage of pink roses. Leaving for a honeymoon at the "Couples" in Jamaica, the bride wore a burgundy wool suit, frilly white blouse, black accessories and a corsage of pink roses. The groom wore a sports jacket and trousers in grey and black with a red rose boutonniere. The bride was honored prior to the wedding at a miscellaneous shower held at the home of Mrs. Betty Macklin, Bowmanville and given by friends Mrs. Phyllis McRobbie, Mrs. Betty Macklin and Mrs. Linda McRobbie. A miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. Ray Brock, Bowmanville given by relatives of the Brock family and a personal shower Two New Governors Join Durham College's Board Two new governors have been appointed to the Durham College Board by the Council of Regents. One has an excellent background in the Public Health field, and the other has had a distinguished career in agriculture. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 29,1962 3 Couples Club, and led a St. Paul's Boys' Group for nine years. Over the years he has been Secretary and Treasurer of a number of Farm Groups. Oliver Dalrymple and Elizabeth Schaefer assume their positions with the Durham College Board of Governors in January. They replace Kathy Guselle of Oshawa and Sidney Ruther-. ford of Orono whose terms have expired. Oliver Dalrymple A. Oliver ("Dal") Dalrymple Dalrymple of Bowmanville was. until his recent retirement, Agricultural Representative for Durham East, after serving serving for 38 years with the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture Agriculture and Food. Presently he is supervising several employees employees on projects for the Ministry in this area on a part-time basis. He is a member of the Agricultural Institute of Canada, and is Past President and Secretary for the Quinte Branch of the Ontario Institute of Agro- logists. He is a "charter Imember of the Pine Ridge Branch of OTA and has held the posts of Provincial Counsellor and Chairman of Finance. He is also a charter member and Past President of the Stirling Rotary Club and Secretary of the Bowmanville Rotary Club. He is the Past President of St. Paul's at the home of Mrs. Christine Liebregts, Oshawa given by the ! bridesmaids Mrs. Christine Liebregts, Miss Susan Hart and Mrs. Willie Hammond. A trousseau tea was held at the home of the bride's parents, Harold and Helen Hammond, Bowmanville. Serving tea in the afternoon was Mis. Sharon Thompson, Oshawh; Miss Julia Oddi, Oshmivk;/ anvjl.t'Mrs.. Dr/nga Sicora, Toronto, in charge ui the gifts and trousseau were Mrs. Christine Liebregts, Mrs. Willie Hammond and Miss Sue Hart. Looking after the guest book in the afternoon were Mrs. Verna Kennedy, and Mrs. Betty Macklin in the evening. Serving tea in the evening were Miss Valerie Sloos and Mrs. Jane Passant. Mr. and Mrs. Brock are now residing in Oshawa. Photo by McRobbie B.H.S. News By Sam Laskaris On Monday, Dec. 20th, in the B.H.S. gym, the Paul Dwyer Saints from Oshawa provided the opposition for Bowmanville Bowmanville in exciting Lake Ontario Secondary School Association basketball action. From the three games that were played we have some good news and some bad news to report. In the midget game, B.H.S. was seeking its fourth victory in as many games. Bowmanville Bowmanville led throuthout most of the game but in the final minute of the game were still trying to achieve victory. Despite the team's valiant efforts to score, Paul Dwyer ended up winning by a single point. Final score was 46 - 45 for Paul Dwyer. Rod Tukker once again led B.H.S. in scoring, hitting for 29 points. The junior team at B.H.S. continues to struggle. They were defeated for the fourth straight time, this time to the tune of 82 - 23. Top scorers for Bowmanville were Dan Peters and Bruce Cooke with six points each, followed by John Theriault with five points. Now for the good news. The senior Redmen finally won their first game of the year, defeating Paul Dwyer 6l'- 44. The team played as one unit for the entire game, which is essential for success. Chris DeSouza led Bowmanville's offence with a 22 point performance. Rookie Ken Daize connected for 14 points, Tobin Rowe hit for nine points and George Wind chipped in with six points, The next league game for all three B.H.S. teams will be played on Tuesday, January 4th in Pickering, Last Tuesday was the dale of the B.H.S. Annual Senior Grad Game. This game featured the present senior Redmen against players who played for the senior team at B.H.S, at one lime or another in their high school careers. In what was expected to lie a romp for the Grads, the game turned out to he a close one with the Grads winning hv a score of 51) - 52, In the first half, the Grads Elizabeth Schaefer Elizabeth Schaefer of Oshawa is Director of Public Health Nursing Services at the Durham Regional Health Unit, and has held important posts in the community. She was Chairman of the Search Committee for the District Health Council, and has been a member of the Health Sciences Advisory Committee at Durham College. She was Chairman of the Board of Directors of Faith Place and Region Representative for the Association of Nursing Directors Directors and Supervisors of Official Health Agencies. She has served on several task forces for the Ministry of Health and was Chairman of Mental Health Durham. Currently she is a member of the Long Term Care Committee Committee and the Substance Abuse Committee of the District Health Council, and serves on the Board of Directors of Durham House. She is a member of the Post-Partum Committee of the Oshawa General Hospital, and is President of the Soroptimist International of Oshawa and District. controlled most of the play and at halftime found themselves themselves leading 44 - 30. In the last two quarters however, the B.H.S. Redmen outscored the Grads in each quarter to make a game out of it. Todd Hooper (who was the key factor in Bowmanville's .win-ring of,the'. L.O.S.S.A. championship last year) was the top scorer for the Grads, accumulating 26 points. Paul Roughley and Ron King also made their presence known, connecting for 13 and 10 points respectively. Chris DeSouza was the top gun for the Redmen, hitting for 21 points. Also, George Wind who played à strong game had nine points and Tobin Rowe with his end to end rushes hit for seven points. n£I %Ky$ > YOUR CHOICE. C41 Color Print Film Processing, *BUDGET * DELUX SERVICE SERVICE $ 5.94 $ 9.92 $1 3.93 $ 6.99 $11.67 $16.99 •Budget Service •Delux Service NO PRILLS Album Page Album Coupon 3 to 4 Days CholCB of Processing $1.00 Replacement FHm Delux service unless 6 HR. PROCESSING you ask for budget. In by 10... R*»dytft0r4 PROCESSED IN BOWMANVILLE Lange's Photo Lab Inc. 50 King St. E. Bowmanville 623-2568 Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education Bowmanville High School presents Evening Classes 1983 to be held at Bowmanville High School 49 Liberty St. N.. Bowmanville, Ont. Registration: January 5th and 6th, 7:oo P .m.-9:oo P .m. at Bowmanville High School - Main Foyer Fees: as Indicated beside course. Material costs are extra. Classes: Evening classes commence on January 11, 1983, unless otherwise indicated. Classes will be held in the subject areas listed below providing a sufficient enrolment exists. TUESDAYS Cake Decorating ■ Beginners (7-9 p.m.-8 weeks-$24) Micro Computers • Advanced (8 - 9:30 p.m. - 8 weeks - $18) Cake Decorating • Intermediate (7 - 9 p.m, - 8 weeks - $24) Micro Computers • Beginners (6:30 - 8 p.m. - 8 weeks - $18) Crocheting (7-9 p.m.-8 weeks-$24) Mini-Hostess (7-9p,m,-8weeks-$24) Fitness - Men (7-9 p.m,-8 weeks-$24) Photography ■ Beginners (7-9 p.m.-8 weeks-$24) Fitness-Women (7 - 9 p.m, - 8 weeks - $24) Self-Improvement - Cosmetics etc. (7-9 p.m.-8 weeks-$24) Floral Design - Basic (7-9 p.m. -8 weeks-$24) Self-Defence (7-9 p.m.-8 weeks-$24) French • Conversational • Beginners (7-9 p.m,-8 weeks-$24) Typing - Beginners (7-9 p.m,-8 weeks-$24) Guitar - Beginners (7-9p,m.-8weeks-$24) Yoga (7:30 - 9:30 p.m. - 8 weeks - $24) Ruth Canfield Waverley Public School 623-4323 or Bill Brunt Bowmanville High School 623-4416