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Mount - McClurg A beautiful summer wedding was solemnized on Saturday, July 10, 1982 at Port Perry United Church when Dawn Irene McClurg, youngest daughter of Mrs. Dorothy McClurg and the late Mr. Joseph McClurg, Port Perry, Ontario became the bride of David William Mount, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Mount of West Hill. Rev. Jackson of Port Perry officiated the ceremony. Given in marriage by her oldest brother Dale McClurg, the bride wore a lovely floor length gown of organza sheer featuring Chantilly lace, pearls on the neckline with a ruffle on the bodice and an empire waist and full bishop sleeves with banded cuffs of some Chantilly lace. Three wide layers of Chantilly lace swept the bottem of the gown. Her spanish headpiece cap with matching Chantilly lace and seed pearls caught to a cathedral length veil of silk illusion. She carried a cascade of mauve orchids with white roses. The maid Malcolm, Nestleton, friend of the bride, Barbara Mount, West Hill, sister of the groom wore a floor length mint green dresses with a cape. They carried Colonial white and mauve daisies, accented by streamers of white satin. The groom chose a three piece grey suit with long tie and white pin striped shirt accented by a white rose. The best man, Vldis Buks, West Hill wore a three piece dark gray suit. The ushers Brian McClurg, Port Perry, brother of the bride. Jim Mount, West Hill, brother of the groom, wore brown suits. The reception was held at Prince Albert Hall, where the bride's mother received guests in a floor length an orchid corsage. The greom's mother assisted in a floor length burgundy gown with an orchid corsage. The master of ceremonies was Mr. Glenn Brooks of North Gower, Ottawa. The bride chose a grey two piece outfit while the groom wore his 3 piece grey suit. Honey- of honour, Miss Dawn mooned at Carnavon, en the Pelletier, Port Perry, friend other side of Minden. The of the bride wore a floor bride was showered with two length mauve gown. The showers and they are now bridesmaids, Shelley residing at Nestleton. nn ne an Se en a a Sw a | Soft Water without Salt! *No Maintenance $100 ) ) J J ) ] *90 Day Guarantee ] ) | J ) } DR. BROWNLEE WATER IRONIZER & PURIFIER *Lasts a Lifetime *100% Canadian CALL PAT PORRILL ... 986-4728 SEEDS On Ther, Atfalta, Timfor 1983 is January 31st. Call Swain Seeds for an Swain Seed Cleaners & Dealers Ltd. Telephone: 906-4331 BUY FROM SWAIN SEED & SAVE! EARLY SPRING PRICES NOW! Clover. Also a complete Kine seed supplies for your farm. ; PLEASE NOTE: Deadline for cleaning small seeds for Spring Appoiniment or Prices . end Forex hod afl other s .986-4331 . ENCE J Rs - ' . 3 4 il. X fog ara eis ? , BAYT PEED ABMS FY FSF EAE RLS IO Al FETS EO TFSi y Cl WR Fol a SE FY LE *} "Shh Fae SOE PC Rev. Grant and Marlene Richardson of Wooler were recent overnight guests of their cousins, Rev. Art and Ruth Rodgers and family. Miss Darlene Rodgers re- turned home on Friday, after spending a week with her grandmother, Mrs. Nancy Rodgers in Scarborough. Mr. Gordon McCombe of Toronto, Miss Laurie Rodgers of Lindsay, Mr. Harold Ross of Don Mills, and Mrs. Nancy Rodgers of Scarborough, were Sunday guests at the Parsonage. MR. and Mrs. Alex Ingram of Seagrave and Rev. Art and Ruth Rodgers of Green- bank were Friday dinner guests of Mrs. Nancy Rodgers in Scarborough. Confirmation classes for joining the church, will be held Sunday evenings, begin- ning Feb. 6 at 7 p.m. If you are interested, please phone the parsonage soon, so the necessary books can be available. Greenbank Y.P.U. will meet in the Church Feb. 7 at 7:30. The Sr. Choir will practice Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. and the junior choir Wednesday, Jan. 26th at 4 p.m. The Official Board meet- ing will be held Thursday eve in the Church at 8 p.m. On Feb. 4th there will be a blood clinic at the Legion Hall in Sunderland. Donors Lv AY, * PEARLY IEE re Ph eats 3 ay 3 AL y » Litas ty bastard niod Selim vie mare) ATA scars IE; from the area will be grate- fully accepted. We wish a speedy recovery to Mrs. Eileen Jarvis who is a patient in Port Perry hospital. Some of our ladies have been busy quilting the W.I. quilt at the home of Mrs. Betty Stone. Mrs. Velma Foster hosted the W.1. meeting at her home on Wed. Jan. 19th. Our president Mrs. Iva Phoenix, opened the meeting with a poem 'On the New Year". After the Ode, and Mary Steward Collect, the Roll call was answered by twenty ladies which was 'Name a old custom we have seen die out". Folowing the reports, the Motto 'What is our gen- eration leaving behind for the future" was taken by Marjore Beaton. A quilting course will be held in Uxbridge. Mrs. Helen McKean and Mrs. Muriel Gibson offered to take the course for our W.I. A dele- 1gte to the Waterloo Con- 7ention in May is to be named later. Mrs. Dorothy lanson reported for "Tweed- smuir History' reading an article on the Causeway Letween Scugog and Port Ferry. Marjore Beaton gave a reading on Friendship and V:lma Foster gave a reading fcllowed by a contest. Iva Pioenix thanked Mrs. Fuster for inviting us. 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Visitors with Mrs. Marjorie Beaton on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Willie Beaton and boys of Oshawa, and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Beaton of Port Perry. Miss Laurie Foster spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rodd Foster. Mr. and Mrs. Almer Rennie of Sunderland visited with Mr. and Mrs. Armour McMillan on Sat. evening. The Country Cousins Couples Club will meet Feb. 12 in the Church. Watch for further details. Congratulations to the Ont. PLUS TAX a Fehr "ALE 3 PART ASO ' SIRVELEL SO Et SIRE oh RTA CSN 37 Sd Binion hd dd wr pid stints St daa Db dais bo on ar Sie °F VR SAS TE 1 CANVAS A A 4 " County Jr. Farmers on win- ing the trophy at the hockey tournament in Woodville recently. Prof. McCready visited Mr. and Mrs. Doug Hutton at Scarborough on Sun. For news next week phone 985-3040 or 985-7731. Mr. and Mrs. John Phoenix and Stacey of Toronto spent the weekend with Iva and Fred Phoenix. INSTANT PASSPORT PHOTOS Ready while you wait. 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