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r The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 19,1984 3 Forthcoming Marriage Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sandison are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Julie to Wesley, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Bones, Scarborough. Wedding to take place at 3 p.m., Saturday, October 6, 1984 at St. Paul s United Church, Bowmanville. Letter to the Editor Saturday, August 11th was the setting for the beautiful summer wedding of Karen Lee Beaubien and James Reed Johnson. The ceremony was held at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses, Bowmanville Bowmanville and performed by Mr. Allyn Hoskin. The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Leo Beaubien, Orono and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. David Johnson, Oshawa. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a tiered gown of chantilly lace which fell into a chapel length train. The gown was accented with pearls which also adorned the matching headpiece and veil. JMwson - Beaubien - - , i CUa a a r\ nAlinnûr Or She carried a bouquet of French Burgundy roses tied with white and burgundy bridal ribbon. The bride was attended by matron of honor, Mrs. Sherry Harper, Pontypool and bridesmaids, bridesmaids, Mrs. Marlene Nichols,, Bobcaygeon, Mrs. Valerie Johnson, Oshawa and Miss Nicki McQuaid, Tyrone. All wore matching, formal, berry coloured gowns busseled at the back with an off the shoulder shoulder ruffle. The bride was also attended by flower girl Rebecca Smith of Lindsay who wore a formal white gown of lace and ruffle to match the bride's gown. All carried bouquets, bouquets, similar to the bride's, of light pink roses tied with pink, burgundy and light blue bridal ribbon. The groom was attended by best man Mr. John Johnson, Oshawa and ushers Mr. Doug Nichols, Bobcaygeon, Mr. George Johnson, Oshawa and Mr. Paul Johnson, Oshawa. All wore matching grey tuxedos, the groom wearing flowers to match the bride with the ushers wearing flowers to match the bridesmaids. bridesmaids. The bride and groom left the reception, held at the Lions Centre, Bowmanville, for a three week honeymoon. Jim and Karen are now residing in Bowmanville. Piper Studio Bowmanville Boy Scouts to Continue Paper Drives The Bowmanville Boy Scouts will be continuing their regular paper drives during the months of November, February, April, June and September, even though the recycling program will be going into effect in the near future. We wish to thank the people of Bowmanville for your support support in the past and ask that you will continue to support the Boy Scouts in their future paper drives. With your help, we have been able to send approximately approximately fifty boys to summer camp each year. Special paper pickups can be made between drives upon request. (See clip and save advertisement for telephone numbers.) 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Call Control Clinic for a consultation without obligation ^^BOWMANVILLE 623-5765 *§5toV for family portraits Qhristma s ?ortra/> Special Book your portrait sitting before Oct. 20th, 1984 and receive a 20 00 Rebate $ on your portrait order fill ■ULiLliLX mm mas vit it LANGE'S PHOTO LAB INC. 50 King St. E. -- 623-2568 -- Bowmanville Dear Mr. James, On September 12, a front page story announced the commencement of curbside pickup of newsprint in Bowmanville. During the past six years, Newcastle Environment Watchers has maintained a recycling depot. Because we were a small group of volunteers we were unable to bring recycling to people's doorsteps. After meeting with the Durham Recycling Centre during the past six months, we welcome their expansion into Bowmanville. During the transitional period we will continue to maintain our recycling depot at the Goodyear parking lot on Saturdays between 10 a.m. and lp.m. At this time we would like to express our appreciation to: 1. The Canadian Statesman for your publicity and support. 2. The Bowmanville Goodyear I Insurance! For Rates or Service CALL Ernie Harvey 623-2527 Treacy & Harvey Insurance Brokers Ltd. 68 King St. East Bowmanville QAie /ce me 43est in Sight MARK BINGHAM MANAGER 30 KING ST. WEST BOWMANVILLE 623-4477 Weekend Special 6 Roses ONLY $ 4.99 Freda still needs help naming her chick. Send your suggestions to us or bring them in. You may win a prize. Please help. Bev's FLORAL CREATIONS 162 King St. E. Bowmanville Telephone 623-3377 AFTER HOURS Call 623-5803 plant for allowing us to use their parking lot. 3. Mr. Doug Puckrin of "Please Save and Recycle" for supplying a storage container during the past six years. 4. The many local citizens who have helped us preserve our resources for future generations. Our success has been due to the support of so many people. Remember, the Newcastle Environment Watchers have not failed, instead we have paved the way for a more efficient method of recycling. We hope everyone will support the town council and the Durham Recycling Centre in this worthwhile program. Hugh Laing for the Newcastle Environment Watchers News Brief Bowmanville's downtown businesses have written a note of thanks to town council council for its support in the Sidewalk Sale and Sunrise Sale held July 19,20 and 21. George Webster, chairman chairman of the board of management management for the Bowmanville Business Centre, said the work of the town's staff is particularly appreciated. '■m JUacdonaQd - QA/ei/t Trinity United Church, Bowmanville, decorated with pink and white lilies was the setting for the marriage of Kim Elizabeth, daughter of Robert and Margaret Weir, Bowmanville to David Bruce, son of Bruce and Barbara Macdonald, Bowmanville on Saturday, July 21st, 1984. Reverend John Peters officiated at the double ring ceremony. The organist was Tony Bee. Given in marriage by her mother, the bride was escorted down the aisle on the arm of her brother, Gordon. The bride was radiant in her formal gown of white chiffon, trimmed with French lace. Her matching full brimmed hat was caught at the back with a fingertip veil and she carried a free flowing bouquet of white and pink lilies accented with a white catteylo orchid. Miss Christine Pickering of .. Mount Albert was maid of ' honor. Miss Diane Dickson of Oshawa and Anne Weir, sister of the bride were the bridesmaids. They were gowned alike in fushia pink jersey gowns with matching . chiffon jackets and carried free flowing bouquets of pink and white lilies. The groom was handsomely attired in a grey tuxedo with white rose boutonniere. His attendants, also in grey tuxedos, were Mr. Dale Rundle of Alberta, Mr. Frank McCabe, Bowmanville and Mr. Joe Burns of Newcastle. The groom's nieces, Michelle and Kelly Simpson of Bowmanville were the flower girls. They were adorable in their knee length white chiffon dresses trimmed in pink satin. They carried white chiffon parasols trimmed with pink flowers. Immediately following the wedding, the bride and groom visited the bride's father at Oshawa General Hospital. At the reception held at the Newcastle Community Hall, the bride's mother received the guests wearing a formal gown of blue Jersey. She was assisted by the groom's mother gowned in violet knit lace. The master of ceremonies was Mr. Robert Wistow of Scarborough. The disc jockey was Doug Crough. For travelling to Niagara Falls, the bride wore a cream cocktail length knitted two piece dress with mauve accessories and white corsage. The happy couple are now residing at R.R. 3, Preston Road, Bowmanville. Lawn Bowling As Morgan Lunney once said, we thought we had Norm Smith signed to a no cut no clause contract, yet lo and behold, here he is heading out for another winter of balmy weather in Florida. Lawn bowling news is a little on the skimpy side with our season winding down to a close. Four teams of trebles went to Whitby last Sunday, Sept. 9th. Pete Bathgate, Norm Smith and Rena Bathgate Bathgate comprised one team. Oscar Wollstein, Doris Woll- stein and Vi Coole made up another team; Bryan Hughes, Marg Nicks, and Harold Bennett were a third team, while the 4th team consisted of Ab Mavin, Mabel Mavin and Helen Millson. The afternoon was started off with a "Spider", where all the bowlers gather around the outside of the green and bowl, one bowl in the direction of a Jack or some other object on the green. This event was won by our own Bryan Hughes, who was awarded a Whitby Club pin for his efforts. We did not get the actual scores for this event but do know that Norm Smith's team won both games and received second prize. Ab and Mabel Mavin were celebrating their 45th wedding anniversary and it looked like the 45 years had taken its toll, because no matter what Mabel and Helen did as regards regards getting shots in, Ab would nonchalantly take them out and give the points to the opposing team. Following the two 12 end games the Whitby ladies served served corn and hot dogs which were immensely enjoyed by all present. Incidentally the overall winner was Len Weekes of Whitby and the tournament was the Annual Marigold Invitational tournament tournament with teams from Port Perry, Bowmanville and Whitby. Ab Mavin You are Invited to come in and see the new line of '85 Trucks at MIDWAY MOTORS Ltd. NISSAN 1300 Dundas St. W. WHITBY 668-6828 ABERNETHY'S Season's End Clearance and Sale Protect and Beautify Your Home and Save on All our Finest Brand Name Paint and Decorating Accessories! Paint Your House with Savings! BRUSH-UP ON YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM A FRIEND! 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