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tails, black cummerbunds bow ties and white bouton- nierses. The best man and ushers wore black tails, gray cummerbunds and bow ties with peach and blue bouton- nieres.The • bride's father wore a back tuxedo and a white boutonniere. At the reception held in the Newcastle Community Hall, the bride's mother wore a two piece turquoise brocade suit and a cream' corsage. The groom's mother wore a two piece dusty rose dress with a dusty rose and cream corsage. Toasts to the couple were given by Harvey Beck, Toronto, Toronto, uncle of the bride, and by Roy Heinrichs, flalb- stadt. Mistress of Ceremonies Ceremonies was Joan, sister of the groom. Following Akumnl. The Reverend Bryan Ransom solemnized the S arriage of Leslie Anne ardner and Wayne John ÿeinrichs, in a double ring ceremony in Newtonville United Church, which was decorated with candelabra, geach flowers, ivy ribbons and pearls, on July 15,1989, at' 3:30 p.m. The organist ijnd soloist was Eric Lambi- er. Parents of the bride are Patrick and Carole Gardner, ^lewtonville, and the groom's parents are Jacob find Susan Heinrichs, Alto- qa, Manitoba. Given in marriage by her parents, the bride wore a formal gown of crystal organza' organza' which featured a train of ruffles, Princess neckline, short ruffled sleeves, a bodice trimmed with sequins and pearls and a.bow at the back of the waistline. A headpiece of dearls and sequins held a knee length veil decorated with pearls, and the bride ^carried peach lilies, assorted v ïwhite silk flowers, pearls -Sind ribbons. The maid of honor, Char- lene Brown, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Manitoba, and the bridesmaids Colleen Jurgens, Bowman- ville, Kathy Sheridan, Newcastle, Newcastle, and Lori McGillvray, Saskatchewan, niece of the groom. Wearing gowns of their own choice in Caribe blue satin, white shoes and pearl jewellery, they carried bouquets of blue, peach and white silk flowers with beads and ribbons. The flower girl, Amber Geisbrecht, great niece of the groom wore a white satin satin ankle length gown, and a wreath of blue baby's breath, peach and white flowers. She carried a satin basket from which she scattered scattered rose petals down the aisle preceding the bride. Best man was Cam Frie- sen, Altona, and the ushers were Roy Heinrichs, Halb- stadt, Manitoba, Mark Hildebrand, Altona, and Glen Jurgens, Bowmanville. The ring bearer was Kevin Sawatzky and the candle lighter Colin Sawatzky, nephews of the groom of Altona. Altona. The groom and ring bearer bearer wore silver gray striped EXPAND YOUR LIVING SPACE . ' With a Four Seasons® Solar Greenhouse An ideal solution to add space, light and value to your home. • Spa Enclosures • Family Room > • Kitchens . Dining Rooms etc. Visit our Showroom Models on Display 0 £ ill FOUR SEASONS GREENHOUSES Upbiyh & Kemudvliiiu t vnlvrs 1614Dundas St.E. Whitby 432-1100 1-800-263-3764 a honeymoon in AKumai. Mexico, the couple are residing in Kendal. Kendal. Financial Help Available for Local Students If a student within The Northumberland and Newcastle Newcastle Board of Education need financial assistance to pursue an educational extracurricular extracurricular activity, there is a place to go for help. The Northumberland ana Newcastle Newcastle Education Endowment Endowment Fund has assisted about 15 students in the Co- bourg area with projects as diverse as a music excursion to helping with the purchase of a computer to meet a special special need. But the group wants to broaden its base beyond Cobourg and it wants to increase contributions contributions to the tax deductible foundation. This month, trustees granted the group permission permission to meet Northumberland Northumberland and Newcastle principals principals and to post brochures in Northumberland and Newcastle schools, following a presentation by members of the fund. A FISCAL YEAR J Northumberland and Newcastle school trustees voted to support a new fiscal year starting in September. Their decision came in response response to a survey circulated circulated by the Ontario Public School Boards Association. Superintendent of Business, Business, R. C. Sudds, told Trustees Trustees he feels a fiscal year beginning beginning in September, which complements the school year,'Would allow for a better better budget process as Trustees Trustees would know exact provincial provincial allocations, always announced in the spring, when they sit down to establish establish the budget. HOURS: 9 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Double "D" Meats Fresh Meats & Deli Receive your ballot (with any purchase) to enter our draw to win a radio. Draw held close of business Saturday, Sept. 30th. Drop by our new store and ; see our selection of fresh Beef • Poultry • Pork • Fish Produce • Cheese and Deli Double M D M Meats Ltd. 282 King Street E., Newcastle Mon. - Wed. 9 -- 6 Thurs - Fri. 9 -- 9 Sat. 9 -- 6 987-1921 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 27,1989 7 Retired Teachers Will be Allowed 95 Days of Work ignificantly of qualified New Location for MeCrimmon's Antiques and Art On Sunday afternoon, the former billiard empori- ment will now be called McCrimmon s Antiques and urn at 37 King St. East in Bowmanville was trans- Art. The visiting artists are pictured here with mem- formed to an art gallery, the tables supporting easels hers of the management. 1-r, Rick Kaminski, Lloyd and paintings by two visiting artists. The establish- Barr, Carl Schwartzentruber and John Petrella. Ref: Janet Skelton Teachers' Superannuation Unit (418)963-357 Retired teachers will now be able to work 95 days without having their pensions pensions reduced. Education Minister Sean Conway announced announced this month. "There are enough qualified qualified teachers to meet Ontario's Ontario's requirements in most subject areas for this year, and this action is one way to ensure we maintain that supply in the future,"Mr. Conway said. The regulation change was made under the Teachers' Teachers' Superannuation Act. Previously, pensioners could return to employment in education education for only 20 days in a school year without pension penalties. After the 20-day limit, their pensions were reduced by one fourbu fourbu ndreth for each day worked. The increased limit will allow retired teachers to return return to the classroom for temporary and supply teaching teaching assignments for about one semester per year. "This will sic expand the pool of qualified and experienced supply teachers for Ontario schools particularly in certain areas, such as technology, special education and French- language instruction," Mr. Conway said, rrt • rn • 1 oxic 1 axis "Toxic taxis" are going to soon be making their first run in Uxbridge. Durham Regional Council Council last week approved the launching of a household hazardous waste collectioh project in that municipality. At a cost of $60,000 -- which includes buying and equipping a collection van -- the Region will implement the service and study its effectiveness. effectiveness. The project is based on a "toxic taxi' program that was seen when representatives representatives of Durham Region participated participated in a waste management management tour in Europe. Items that may be collected collected from Uxbridge homes are paints, solvents, pesticides and batteries. mvli iijifvi : na oriw aalhaïs'. iSiiiii .v. ai iu Invitation The management and staff of John Quantrill Chevrolet - Oldsmobile - Cadillac Ltd. cordially invite you to join them at their Open House on Friday, September 29th from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. Come in to view the exciting new vehicles from General Motors. Refreshments will be provided throughout the evening for your enjoyment. i John and Donna Quantrill J. E. QUANTRILL Chevrolet • Oldsmobile • Cadillac Ltd. Hwy. 2 East 885-4573 Port Hope