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Fu | DOWN -- SLEEP ~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 the ceremony at the United Church in Blackstock, the same church where Trish's parents and her great-grandparents were married, the latter in 1888. Trish wore a traditional southern bell 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, adorned with stephanotis and green ivy. The bride's attendants were beautiful in teal-coloured full length gowns with shirred sleeves and a large bow in the back. All five carried bouquets of white roses, stephanotis and peach carnations with touches of teal ribbon. Leanne Fisher of London, the bride's life-long friend, was maid of honour, and the bridesmaids were Catharine Cory of Picton (sister of the groom), Deb Vice of Enniskillen, Sonja McLeod of Thamesford, and Anne Ives of Mississauga, all friends of the bride. ', The groom, Jeffrey Down of Oshawa, was handsome in his morning suit of dark grey pin-striped trousers, vest and matching cravat. Jeff's ushers wore similar suits with teal cummerbunds and bow ties to match the bridesmaids' dresses. Rob Worden, long time friend of the groom was best man. Ushers were Scott, Ken and Paul Down from Oshawa, brothers of the groom and Brent Thompson from Hampton, friend of the groom. 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. Guests were invited to the bride's parents' home after the ceremony for refreshments and to view the gifts while wedding pictures were being taken on the lawn. ; The reception was held at the Tyrone Community Centre. The couple spen: their honeymoon in Toronto and then a cottage in the Ban- croft area. They are currently living in their new home in Courtice. Special Thanks ... Heartfelt gratitude goes out to all those who held showers for the bride and groom. A miscellaneous shower was hosted in Nestleton by Edith McLaughlin, Deb Vice and Donna Kyte. A miscellaneous shower at the Keg Restaurant in Scarborough was given by Trish's co-workers from Centennary Hospital, Scarborough. Miscellaneous showers were hosted by Mrs. Arnold Sleep, Bowmanville, aunt of the bride, for the bride's family, and by Mrs. Wesley Down, Oshawa, mother of the groom, for the groom's family. A surprise Jack and Jill dance was arranged by the best man and friends. 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Any who have not registered yet may do so then. The leaders are Roddy Barnhardt, Sue Pelky, and Claire Stainton. Be sure to give your bus driver a permit note. Bible Studies are starting again for the Scugog Pastoral Charge and every one is welcome at the home of Mrs. Diane McKinzey at Man- chester. They start September 22 at 10 a.m. and continue every Tuesday except the last Tuesday of each month which will be a special Cof- fee Hour at the Island United. Ac- cordingly the first monthly Coffee Hour at the Island will be Tuesday, September 29 at 10 a.m. when the guest speaker will be Rev. Gordon Taylor a United Church Missionary and his wife Leona Taylor a registered nurse, both serving their church on the Thomas Crosby boat along Canada's West Coast. Babysitting is available and of course everyone is welcome. Guess you've been wondering about all those papers you've been saving. Well the Scouts apd Cubs have set their date as follows: Paper Drive - Sat. morning - October 3 and Apple Day, 2 weeks, following - Sat. October 17. Next week we'll give you news of the "*Harvest Home" Service at the Museum "Head Memorial' Church. That's an annual event you won't want to miss. At this time we extend sympathy to Betty Reader and her family in the sudden passing of her sister, Mary England of California. Betty and Nelson had a winter vacation with her and she spent much of the summer in Ontario enjoying fami- Iv oatheringe with many af har nam family and an Eastern Coast trip 'with Betty and Nelson. On the day she intended to return to her home and some of her family in Califor- nia, the family attended her funeral in Ontario. ' Next Monday the Scugog Social Planning Council will start meetings again, at the Port Perry United Church' New members and representatives from new organiza- tions are welcome. 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