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I Section Two The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. October 14. 1987 3 60th S&tnivewAawy _■ *w Q)<mn - fffleefb 'WeMmÿ A beautiful summer day marked the happy marriage of Patricia Anne Sleep and Jeffrey Lloyd Down on July 25,1987. The Reverend Dale Davis officiated at the cere-, mony in Blackstock United Church, the same church where Trish's parents and her great-grandparents were married, the latter in 1888. Trish wore a traditional southern belle gown of satin, splashed with lace and seed pearls on the fitted bodice, yards of ruffles on the hem and a long cathedral train. Her hat featured a blusher veil and a long back veil to match the length of her train. She carried a bouquet of fresh white roses and orchids, orchids, adorned with stephan- otis and green ivy. The bride's attendents wore teal-coloured formal gowns and carried bouquets of white roses, stephanotis and peach carnations with touches touches of teal ribbon. Leanne Fisher of London, was maid of honour and the bridesmaids were Catherine Cory of Picton (sister of the groom). Deb Vice of Enniskillen, Enniskillen, Sonja McLeod of Tha- mesford, and Anne Ives of Mississauga. The groom, Jeffrey Down of Oshawa, wore a morning suit of dark grey pin-stiped trousers, vest and matching cravat. Jeff's ushers wore similar suits with teal cummerbunds cummerbunds and bow ties to match the bridesmaids dresses. Rob Worden was the best man and the ushers were Scott, Ken and Paul sikkEns , sikkenB* Cetoii 't sikkens Cpfnin Super quality wood coatings engineered to stand up against the elements. Available at [m5ÜA7 Central Paint mmsJ and Wallpaper 295 Ritson Rd. S., Oshawa 728-6809 He's coming! Look for details in next week's Statesman. FLOWERS BY JACKMAN IN THE BOWMANVILLE MALL Telephone 623-3365 Down from Oshawa, brothers brothers of the groom and Brent Thompson from Hampton. The bride's uncle, Richard Bowles from Toronto, was the master of ceremonies; Trish was given in marriage by her parents, Douglas and Patricia Sleep of Nestleton. Following the ceremony the guests were invited to the bride's parents home. The reception was held at the Tyrone Community Centre. Centre. The couple spent their honeymoon in Toronto and at a cottage in the Bancroft area.They currently reside in their new home in Courtice. A miscellaneous shower was hosted by Edith McLaughlin, Deb Vice and Donna Kyte. A shower at the Keg restaurant in Scarborough Scarborough was given by Trish's coworkers from Centennary Hospital, Scarborough. Miscellaneous Miscellaneous showers were hosted by Mrs. Arnold Sleep, Bowmanville, aunt of the bride, for the bride's family, and by Mrs. Wesley Dawn, Oshawa, mother of the groom for the groom's family. family. A surprise Jack and Jill dance was arranged by the best man and friends. A surprise surprise shower was given by friends at the bride and groom's home. While Jeff was honoured at a stag, organized organized by his brothers and • friends, Tnsh attended a surprise surprise personal shower held at Kelsey's restaurant in Oshawa. Photo by Gallery 282 f&wxAan - 'Weddi/nÿ Mr. and Mrs. A. Ovenden, celebrated their 60th wedding wedding anniversary on Sept. 12,1927 with Open House at their home R.R.#1 Bowmanville, Bowmanville, Ontario. On Sept. 17, 1987 Alfred Ovenden and Margaret Stope, were united in marriage marriage in the old English Church, Oshawa. They resided resided in Oshawa for 42 years, where Alfred was employed employed by General Motors of Canada. He retired in 1969 after 51 1/2 years of faithful service to the company. It was then that they decided to move to the quiet countryside countryside in the Hampton area, R.R.#1 Bowmanville, where they enjoy their garden, family and friends. They are the proud parents parents of four children Jack, R.R.#1, Bowmanville, Gordon, Gordon, Oshawa, Roger, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, and Margaret, Oshawa also 16 grandchildren grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. grandchildren. Through the afternoon they were pleased to receive many friends, relatives and' neighbors to share in this momentous .occasion with them. The dining room table was graced with a beautiful decorated decorated cake in blues and white, done by Mrs. Carl Clarke of Tyrone. Blue candles complimented the setting. Pouring tea for the after noon were sisters of Mr. Ovenden, Mrs. Flor- ence(Bill) Dixon and Mrs. Laura MacDonald, Oshawa. The couple received con- gratulatatory messages from Queen Elizabeth of England, P.M. Brian Mulron- ey, Premier David Peterson, M.P.P. Sam Cureatz, M.P. A1 Lawrence, Town of Newcastle Newcastle and floral arrangements from Local 222 C.A.W., friends and family. Guests attended from Toronto, Toronto, Brighton, Lindsay, Oshawa, Blackstock, New- tonville, Orono and surrounding surrounding area. The anniversary celebration celebration was recorded on video by George Mutton of Bowmanville. Bowmanville. On Saturday, 20 June 1987, Lorraine Carol Brookes and Mark Andrew Patrick Shea- han, were united in marriage in St. Joesph's Roman Catholic Catholic Church, Bowmanville by Father Chris Scuik. The Organist Organist was Pat Prout and the soloist Louise Wright. Given in mariage by her father, father, the bride wore an elegant elegant gown of slipper satin. The fitted bodice was encrusted encrusted with hand seeded pearls and featured pouff sleeves, with a Spanish influence influence of rows of baby ruffles. ruffles. The free skirt carrying the same Spanish look, swept to an eight foot cathedral cathedral train. The bride chose a headpiece of seed pearls, which held the finger tip veil of silk and she carried a lace hand held cascade of bouquet, of baby pink roses, fuschia freesia, stephanotis and baby's breath accented with pearls, with baby pink ribbon. Type of Housing Concerns Residents fiirby Carolyn Hepburn y It is the type of housing Supposed for a subdivision in north Bowmanville, rather than the- development development itself, that has area residents residents and town councillors councillors concerned. At the general purpose committee meeting on Monday,. Monday,. October 5, councillors again looked at a proposal fora 196semi-detached unit subdivision', north of Concession Concession Street and east of Liberty Street. "I'm not strongly opposed to semi-detached homes," said Councillor Diane Hamre. But she explained that if the subdivision had all one type of housing it would "create a ghetto". "I'm surprised that you. would propose a whole subdivision subdivision (of one type of housing) in this day and age," she told planner Jamie Bennett, who was representing the applicant, Schickedanz Bros. Ltd. Echoing those thoughts were a land owner from Whitby, and several residents. residents. Dwight Chizen, who owns land to the north of the proposed subdivision with his father, Martin, told councillors that he too was planning to one day develop his land. "Our goal is to develop our land as single family dwellings," he told councillors. councillors. He stressed that the subdivision subdivision needed a better mix of housing, at least along the northern part that borders his property. Randy Noorish, a Liberty Street resident, expressed concerns that the reason all semi-detached homes were proposed was strictly "monetary gain". He further explained how the area|school Lord Elgin Public Schopl, could only handle 75 more students! Mr. Noorish was concerned that the proposed subdivision subdivision would attract many more than the number the school could handle. Janice Engle; of Vanstone Crt. was also concerned with the absence of singlefamily singlefamily dwellings in the subdivision. subdivision. Mr. Bennett assured councillors that the development development plan was sound and well within the density range. The rezoning application has been referred back to staff for processing and a report. Yelverton Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Page held a successful auction auction of their surplus chattels on Sat. , October 3 at their residence near the junction of 7A and 35 highways. They are scheduled to move to their new residence in Lindsay later in the month. Mrs. Janet Spencely is also scheduled to move into her new home in Lindsay later this week having sold the farm on the former old 35 highway. Both these families will be missed from our community activities. On behalf of the community we wish them all well in their new surroundings. Miss Candy Malcolm spent the weekend with her parents the Howard Malcolms Malcolms prior to taking off later later in the week for a three week business holiday in Australia. Candy recently took a trip by boat up the western const of British Columbia Columbia to the Yukon area. The clan are scheduled to meet here at Malconia today today on Sunday to honour Malconias most senior citizen citizen on the occasion of an additional milestone. HIGH SCHOOL BOWMANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL ADULT VOLUNTEERS Bowmanville High School is looking for adults who are willing to volunteer their time and services to assist students with special needs in reading, writing, arithmetic, etc. Adult volunteers are also needed to assist in the school library and other school programs. Volunteers will be under the supervision of a regular staff member. All interested adults are asked to attend a meeting at the high school on October 19, 1987, at 7:30 p.m. For more information please contact Norm Johnson at the high school 623-4416. The bridal attendents wore satin and lace coctail length gowns of blushing pink and carried lace fans of pink and fushia flowers accented with pearls, and fuschia ribbon. The maid of honour was Nancy Eatock, Toronto. The bridesmaids were Jill Allen, Cheryl Armstrong, and Julie Wharmby, cousin of the bride. The junior bridesmaid was Carol Brookes, cousin of the bride, England. The groom wore a silver grey tuxedo, and a white rose boutonniere. The best man was Mike Sheahan, brother of the groom. The ushers were James Brookes, Brookes, brother of the bride, who wore light grey tuxedoes tuxedoes and pink carnations to match the bridesmaids. The bride's mother wore a silver - blue t -length dress with matching hat and the groom's mother wore a fuschia fuschia dress. Guests attended the wedding wedding from England, U.S.A., B.C., Ottawa and surrounding surrounding areas. Photo by Piper Studio Joyce Rosseau and Friends 86 Church St:, Orono 983-5312 Folk Art, Shadow Quilting, Fashion Knits ; Quilted Goods, Dolls, Teddys and Collectables 2nd Annual Christmas Sale Friday, October 16 6:30 - 10:00 p.m. Saturday and Sunday October 1 7 and October 18 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. • Quality handcrafted gifts to treasure • Christmas decorations • Gifts from $5 and up A warm welcome awaits you. Do come and share a cup of Christmas cheer. WfeTLpayyou R*l when you get a Mortgage from us. We'll open a high daily interest TOTAL Account for you with $100 already in it, when you get a new mortgage or transfer your existing one to National Trust by October 31! National Trust Mortgages offer excellent rates and our staff provides fast, efficient service. But now, you'll also get an additional $100 earning high daily interest for you in a TOTAL Account. 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