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28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 13, 1990 Wetliame ~- Locke A r Saturday, August 25, 1990 was a beautiful sunny, summer day when Heather Locke, daughter of Joe and Carol Locke of Blackstock and Faul Williams, son of Peter and Edna Williams of Oshawa were united in marriage. The bride and her matron of honour, Dawn Gaylord, sister of the bride; and her bridesmaids, Heather Fisher, friend of the bride; Janice Wiliams, sister of the groom; and Ronda Peters, cousin of the bride; and flowergirl Jessica Peters, god-daughter of the bride, all arrived at St. Paul's United Church in Bowmanville in an elegant, white stretch limousine. The groom stood at the alter wearing a handsome black onyx tuxedo with tails. The notch lapel jacket and matching pleated pant were accompanied with a black satin cumberbund and bow tie. The best man and master of ceremonies, Spencer Williams, brother of the groom; and ushers, David Flood, friend of the groom; Michael Farrell, friend of the groom; and Arlen Gaylord, brother-in- law of the bride, all wore black tuxedos with tails offset by dark teal cumberbunds and bow ties. Bridesmaids wore dresses of dark teal featuring slim tea length skirts with peplums, Queen Anne necklines and keyhole backs. The flower girl wore a delicate dress of white lace accented with pink satin ribbons. The bride entered the church wearing a traditional gown of white satin. Poarls and sequins etched the wedding band collar and decolletage neckline. The fitted bodice of re-embroidered Alecon lace released to a full satin skirt and cathedral train edged in scallopec' lace. Following a lovely ceremony officiated by Reverend N.E. Schamerhorn, the bride and groom, wedding party and friends and family joumeyed to the Orono Forestry for picture taking. The reception and dance were held at Tyrone Community Centre. Highlights included catching of the bouquet by Delaine Trotymowych, friend of the bride and groom; and the catching of the garter by Blair Locke, brother of the bride. The couple spent a wonderful week honeymooning on the sunny beaches of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina and now reside in Manilla. \. J Restaurant and Wining Lounge __ Canabian and Butch Cuisine Sunday Brunch at Emiel's Pancakes, French Toast or 2 Eggs (any style) ANY TWO OF Bacon, Sausages, Ham, Peameal Bacon or Dutchcheese PLUS Homefries, Juice, Coffee or Tea $ 6 9 5 (from 11 AM to 3 PM) ALL FOR ONLY .................. o -- also featuring EGGS BENEDICT -- QUEEN STREET, PORT PERRY 985-2066 DARREN VINE, B.Sc., P.T. Registered Physical Therapist is pleased to announce the opening of: Injury Recovery Clinic (AN APPROVED W.C.B. COMMUNITY CLINIC) 1400 Ritson Road North, Oshawa L1G 7W4 TEL: (416) 432-9100 Services offered: Orthopaedic and Sports Physiotherapy Injury Recovery Programs Work Fitness : Injury Prevention Education HOURS: MONDAY to FRIDAY 8 AM to 6 PM We Now Do Window Tinting! 985-8507 MOBILE SERVICE GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP by Helen Mckean At our Remembrance Sunday service Rev. David Shepherd's sermon was "The Supreme Sacrifice' telling us to sacrifice our lives, not in death but for the living." The choir sang "O Lord, We Worship Thee! Special prayers were offered for those who are ill. Flowers in the church were put there by Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stone in memory of two uncles Mr. Amos Stone and Mr. Oscar Real who served in W.W.I, We are reminded of the euchre next Friday the 16th in the Green- bank Hall. We are encouraged to bring our coffee mugs! Everyone will be pleased to hear that this year's Unicef Hallowe'en program was a great success. More children than ever from Greenbank/Epsom Schools took out Unicef boxes. A total of $560.00 was raised!! More than twice the amount raised last year. Also $18.00 taken in for Unicef at the Greenbank Halls annual Hallowe'en party. Many thanks to all the children and to all people Items stolen Numerous boats and trailers at Goreski's Marina have been entered sometime during the last two weeks. Durham Regional Police re- port many small items were stolen from the recreational ve- hicles, including microwaves, stereos and small appliances. No arrests have been made. APPLES for SALE program is a great example of "Kids Helping Kids." Our church anniversary is November 18, with Dr. Bob McLure. On Saturday you can have a pot luck dinner with Dr. McLure at 6:30 p.m.. Let Marie Foster know if you plan to attend. 985-8298. Our own Mrs. Rachel (Armor) McMillan was chosen as a nominee for the "Durham Region Women of Distinction Award" in the Community Service Category Mrs. McMillan was unable to at- tend. However we are so happy to report the winner was "Mrs. Bar- bara (Ross) Evans' of Uxbridge. Congratulations to both of our friends. Yours truly attended the "88th" convention of Central Ontario Women's Institute held in the Royal York Hotel, Toronto. The theme "The Nineties - a Decade by Vera Brown November 12, 5:30 a.m. It's a grandson for the Browns. Taylor William Brown weighed in at 8 lbs. 8% ozs. at Kingston General Hospital. Charlie & Sue are delighted as are we. Church & Sunday School this week will be held in Epsom Mcintosh * Cortland * Empire * Idared Northern Spy * Talman Sweet @0000000000004000000, WILLOWTREE ORCHARDS Durham Rd. 8, Port Perry 985-9205 PROTECT IT, ~=H|SE sikkens CENTRAL PAINT & WALLPAPER 295 Ritson Rd. S., Oshawa 434-3939 SUNROOFS! TRUCK SLIDER! CELLULAR PHONES! BOX LINERS! Et A MSL ORT PERRY « auto glass & trim Itd. 0 -- anam3 eo Upholstery (Marine & Auto) ~a=" eo Snowmobile & Bike Seats « Insurance Claims o Auto & Safety Glass o Plexi & Lexan Glass « Upholstery (Restaurant, Chairs, Kitchen, 139 Water St. 6 High Port Perry Office) 985-8507 985-0995 Home from Portugal of Challenge" - 226 Women en- joyed the two days of learning, fellowship and reports. We are still the largest organization of women around the world with over 9,000,000 members. Greenbank Women's Institute will meet at the home of Mrs. Bet- ty Stone on November 21 at 1:30. Please come and bring a friend to hear Mrs. Jean Martin tell us about her trip to China at 1:30 p.m.. Mrs. Dale Ridge of Bewdley and Mrs. Nancy Lehman and family of Claremont were Sunday visitors with their mother - Muriel Gibson. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Mur- ray Lee this weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Mark Roundell and family from Ottawa - and Charlene & Kelly Lee & friend Stacey of Trout Creek for a most enjoyable weekend. Please call us with your news next week - 985-2944. Your "Nosey Neighbours' want to hear from you when you have family and guests visiting with you!!! Church at 11:00 a.m. There were 11 tables of euchre played on Friday evening in the hall. Winners for the ladies were 1st Edna Meyers, 2nd Jennie Wat- son & 3rd .Fran Gibson. For the men: 1st Lloyd Greig, 2nd John, Somerville & 3rd Joe Ward. Freeze-out winners were Mary Poots & Bernice Loudfoot, Martin Gall & Lloyd Greig were second. Draws were won by Mary Poots, Martin Gall & John Newman. There will be another euchre in two weeks. Bruce & Jean Beare of Scar- borough and Dale & Karen Beare & Jamie of Waterdown were re- cent visitors with Mrs. Crosier. Arnold & Gail Kerry have just returned home from a trip to Portugal. Jim Aird of B.C. visited with the Jack Skelding family recently. Jim was a Friday supper guest with the Hillis Wilbur family. Hillis & Carol Wilbur visited on Saturday with Scott & Sherry Wilbur at Cavan. That's all for this week, I'm off to Kingston for a few days. ANYWHERE RUST LURKS, RUST CHECK WORKS. ScALPerL / SUTURES / RUST CHECK / jo) ust can lurk in areas of your car that you've never seen But in just | hour, Rust Check will penelrate every seam and cre- vice. dispel moisture, and prevent Rust no matter where if lurks Guaranteed forever"* RE *On new and qualified used A vehicles treated annually E IF IT AIN'T RUST CHECKED, IT AIN'T. RUST CHECK CENTRE OSHAWA NORTH 10 Russett Ave., Unit 2 Oshawa, Ontario L1G 3R5 Ist South of Taunton, west off Simcoe (416) 436-6167 \4