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Miarried- The marriage of 'Laurie Ann McCormick and Pierre Chantal Coulombe took place al S!. Kevin's Curch, Feb 25, 1984. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith McCormick and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gaetean Coulombe, all of Welland. The officiating clergyman was Rev. Denis W. Grecco. The bride was given in Maddalena both of Welland. The best man was Alan Pare and ushering duties were performed by Gilles Bisson, Mark Forms ter, Keith McCormick Mike Coulombe and Richard Coulombe all of Welland. The reception was held at Rose Villa in Welland followed by a honeymoon trip to the Bahamas. The newlywed live in Welland. Out-of-town guests were present from Midland, Stayner, Pickering, Tillsonburg, Toronto, Vancouver, B.C. and Quebec. Her uncle, Mr. Harold McCormick of Trenton, Ont., was master of ceremonies. Her grandmother is. Mrs. Veronica McCormick Bates of Midland. AGE OF MAJORITY CARDS marriage by her father. She wore a white silk gown with stream line ruffles, embroidered front and a cameo centre with a high collar and silk buttoned back. The long sleeves had ruffled wrist bands and embroidered flowers with the skirt flowing in a fanned ruffled train. She wore a hat with laced wide brim and mesh net veil. Her bouque! was of red and pink carnations with white roses and baby's breath. The | maid-of-honour was Nancy Anderson of Welland. The bridal attendants were Leah Thurman, Barrie Darquise Maddalena, Wendy McCormick. Cindy Coulombe all of Welland and Keeley Chusing of Pickering. The flower. girl was Yvette McCormick and ring bearer was Patrick = June 30 Rotary Club barbecue PGH birth Si. John's United on July 2. Persons Thurs., June 21 & Fri., June 22 1:00 p.m. to p.m. BRA. wou MOUNTAINVIEW MALL Application forms may be picked up at any liquor licenced outlet or Mountainview Mall, June 21, 22/84. St St t, Elm- } Church. Victoria Wishing to donate a f f : os vale, residents Mr. and | Harbour, Variety Show _ items relephone 526-6702 Bring application, a photocopy of your birth or baptismal certificate, Mrs. Allan Jamieson } in the church hall at s for pickup. or in » nit i 3 z are the parents of twin| p.m. Proceeds for formation. Canadian Citizenship or passport, showing your name, birthdate or girls, born Juge 6 in} Venture and Missions. notorized affidavit showing name and age. If you are married include Penetanguishene } Adults $3, children $1.50, General Hospital. The | family $8 fly ,a copy of marriage certificate on the above dates. Strawberry tea and ae weighed six ome wey reste ind is Dake sale at The Place, . 2 » Ounces, and five elecare 2 Balan Bosal Y h H/ b d pounds seven ounces. J having a white elephant ae he mobi Our Pp oto WI. e ISSUC at table al the Midland Mountainview Mall the fee is *4.00 NOTE: If you turn 19 in Sept. or Oct. 84 you can apply at this time. Police will hold 'til your birthday. The following support the Age of Majority Program INN AT WATERGATE BAY MOORINGS FAMILY RESTAURANT We would like to thank Be a & TAVERN Town Dock Penetanguishene all our Customers and Friends 549-3163 549-8671 HOTEL BRULE DON LO | i 118 Main St. RESTAURANT we were in business. mo aa ere All of you will hold | 549-8983 "549-2331 a special place in our hearts. MEMORIES COMMODORE ROADHOUSE Again, our thanks to all RESTAURANT Med ets of you. during the past 10 years "32 Main St. ees _ 549-7458 ES tA ea a chigada Earl & Rose, Cedarview Sunoco Restaurant & Service Station DEPT. Wednesday, June 20, 1984, Page 11