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fey At 0 PEE YY IAN - LE EO ASE | | ) \ RS SHA Ab ; PPREE Lo ' ay * we I Re % 8 - PORT PERRY STAR - Thurs. September 14th, 1967 at Dorothy Eline Medd Wed To Mitton Wesley Rainey CE 4 held a LAT {PERF IRSURED WR AT Rass bodice enhanced with appli { ques of alencon lace. The A- line skirt was highlighted by a detachable watlea train, edged with matching lace. Her headdress, petals decor- ated with lace and pearls, scalloped bouffant veil. ~The bride carried a bouquet of Johanna Hill ros- es centred in fern, Miss Betty Louise Medd, only sister of the bride, was maid of honour. The brides- maids were Mrs. Leonard Coates, sister of the groom, Sunderland, Miss Darlene Christie, Epsom and Miss Sherillyn Law, Whitby, friends of the bride. These attendants carried bouquets of Shasta Mums. The sleeveless gowns, identi- cal in styling, were floor length nylon chiffon over taf- feta, featuring a princess waistline, scoop neckline, and bow at the back. The maid of honour wore maize, the bridesmaids were dressed in pale green. The floor length maize gowns of the flower girls, Miss Deborah Marie Medd, Blackstock and Miss Valerie Lynn = Medd, Epsom, had scoop necklines, short sleeves and featured the back bow. The nosegays were of Jo- Es art pa ' ' CRIT SF ERAN REE bd SL BI SR va ALAN (nd T1 NT AT NE SE CH CS HOA FALL IF RIVERS ED and daughters Linda and Marie, Miss Darlene Christie held a personal" shower for the bride - elect. Many high school friends were present. A community miscellane- ous shower was held in Ep- som school for the couple where many beautiful gifts were received. A tea was held for the bride-elect by her mother Mrs. E. R. Medd, Epsom. Following the rehearsal on Friday night the bridal party were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Coates, Sunderland. DANCING CLUB ANNRENE SATURDAY, SEPT. 16th MUSIC BY "THE ENCHANTERS" CANCELLATION THE TEENAGE DANCE SCHEDULED FOR FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15th. HAS BEEN CANCELLED. Fine Appliances Built With YOU In Mind The Reverend James Mills | officiated at the wedding of Dorothy Elaine Medd to Mil- ton Wesley Rainey on Satur day, August 12, 1967, in Tri- nity Tui Boa Dies The bride 1s t aughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Ray Medd, R.R. #1, Port Perry, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. Neil Rainey, Cannington, and the late Mrs. Rainey. Glenn Allin of Newcastle, the soloist, who sang The Wedding Prayer,- O Lord Most Holy, and O Perfect Love was accompanied by Paul McIntosh of Coldsprings at the organ. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of lagoda silk designed with a scoop neckline, lily- point sleeves, and a fitted TOWNSHIP ship of Scugog. A TENDERS APPLIATIONS will be received by the under- signed until September 30, 1967 for the position of ROAD SUPERINTENDENT for the Town- Applications to be clearly marked Tenders on outside of envelopes and sent to -- % Mr. S. H. CHANDLER, Clerk-Treas. R.R. 3, PORT PERRY, Ont. OF SCUGOG Township of Scugog, WES LANE Plumbing - Heating = [Electric PORT PERRY, ONT. OFFICE 985-2473 _ RES. LIBERAL PARTY IN ONTARIO ONTARIO RIDING ASSOCIATION Nomination Meeting SUNDERLAND TOWN HALL WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20th, 1967 at 8:00 p.m. Guest Speaker -- MR. JOHN ADDISON, M.P. York North, KNEES PENTA DTN Peter Heinemann, Pres. \ Frank Godley, Sec. INTRODUCTORY SALE FRY-PANS hanna Hill roses and Shasta Mums. The best man was Mr, Carl Rainey, brother of the groom, Oshawa, and ushering were Mr. Gerald Rainey, Bowman- ville, Mr. Harold Medd, ® Stainless Steel Blackstock, and Mr. Law- ® Entire Pan Immersible rence Medd, Epsom. ® Anti-Drip Lid To receive the guests the ® Offset Handles bride's mother wore a dress ® 12" Square of rose brocaded silk with matching coat, rose feather SALE y. 95 hat, beige accessories, and a gardenia corsage. PRICE 8 : Following the reception helds at Trinity United | STAINLESS STEEL 32.95 Church, the bride and groom visited the bride's elderly aunt, Annie Akney, at Fair- view Lodge, Whitby, where the bride gave her bouquet to her aunt. Ee HOOVER For a honeymoon through 7 B L i N Il) IE R the Thousand Islands, Lake Placid, and Washington, D.C. the bride chose for travelling a sheath dress of blue acet- ate and knit with matching lace coat, white feather hat, accessories and gardenia cor- sage. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ww. Rainey will reside on Fran: ces Street, Whitby. * * * Prior to their marriage many friends and relatives entertained. The Whitby Public School teaching staff presented a setting of Blue Mountain Pottery consisting of coffee pot, cream, sugar, and six mugs. a res In, King St. School the Grade Five and Grade Three pupils presented to their | teachers, the future bride & groom, a pounded aluminum | lazy susan and butter dish. Many fellow teachers sur- prised the bride-elect when Seven Speeds Large 6 Cup Capacity Stainless Steel Blades Insta-Matic Control 1%; Oz Measuring Cop. HAE 1 A I a a ® © © 0 o SALE PRICE HOOVER KETTLES © Smartly Styled In Chrome e 1500 Watt Element ) ® Automatic Reset Mrs. R. Oliver and Mrs. R. |} SALE 95 Sandford held a crystal |§ . : shower for her. The tumb- PRICE lers, goblets, juice glasses, and candy dish, in cross and olive pattern completed the eight-place setting. Mrs. D. C. Cathérwood, aunt of the bride, Whitby, enter- tained at a miscellaneous shower where many friends and relatives surprised the bride-elect. A miscellaneous shower was given for Miss E. Medd SEE THE FULL LINE I HOOVER APPLIANCES TED JACKSON APPLIANCES in Bowmanville, by a cousi i of the groom Mrs. G. Rainey ols SY ETON 241 QUEEN STREET, PORT PERRY PHONE 985 - 2272 varias