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The Liberal, 1 May 1974, p. 11

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Childhood sweethearts were married in a beautiful candlelight ceremony at Brown's Corn‘ers United Church. April 20. when Susan Irene. daughter of Mr.-and -Mrs. Lloyd Tennyson of But- tonville, and Bruce Robert Wood. son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wood exchanged wed- ding vows. Two neighbors have been in hospital again. Mr. Rus- sell Boyington was in York Central Hospital for surgery last week; and Mrs. Edgar Fuller who returned home from‘ York Central in mid- April following a heart seizure, is back in hospital again. So sorry. 132ml Anniversary Special music is planned by both senior and junior choirs, and there will be special speakers. At 11 am Rev. Arthur Watters, Chaplin at the Toronto Family Court will be the guest, and Rev. Martin Jenkinson, formerly of Victoria Square/Headford charge, will speak. After the evening service there will be a friendship hour in the Christian Educa- tion Room. Congratulations to David Hooper and his bride-to-be Rita Carey of' Willowdale. who will be married at Brown’s Corners United Church May 11. Among those entertaining for the bridal couple were relatives at Willowdale. a shower for Rita at the home of Mrs. Bill Robb. Markham, with Hooper relatives attend- ing, and last Saturday night Jim Jones held a stag for 25 of David's friends at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Al Jones.' Mrs. Douglas Hood had in- tended spending last Week in Kentucky with the Markham Liberal Women's Tour group. but was taken ill and instead remained home under the doctor’s care. We wish her a quick recovery. This Sunday. Brown’s Corners United Church will celebrate its 132nd anniver- sary with two special serv- ices. Sunday there was a special confirmation service welcom- ing Gerald Reesor to the Brown's Corners congrega- tion. Gerry was accom- pani d 'by his friends John Dona dson and Brian Carr. Buttonville won't seem the same after this summer when Aubrey Stephenson gives up his business at the Button- viile Mill. He and son Ken have been tending to local feed and seed needs for many years. ' Joining last week were Mrs. Wm. Clark. Mrs. Wm. L. Clark. Mrs. Allen Hallett and Mrs. Beverley Walker. Also welcomed were~ Mr. and Mrs. Robert J . Steven of Thornhill. Neighborhood Notes The families have been neighbors for years, and Susan and Bruce have known each other since kindergarten days at Buttonville school. Rev. Allen Hallett per- formed the ceremony. and Regina Allen played wedding music from Rorrieo and Juliet. The bride. given in mar- riage by her father. was love- ly in a traditional gown of Chantilly lace over satin cut on empire lines, with long sleeves and graceful sweeping to a brief train. Her over- the face veil. was' elbow length. and she carried a crescent of red roses and pink and white carnations. ' She was attended by her sister Cheryl whose long rose-pink gown featured a mandarin neckline and puff- ed sleeves. Her flowers were similar to the bride's. Danny Wood was best man for his brother, and ushers we re Steven Tennyson. brother of the bride, and the groom's uncle, George Wood. Following the wedding service a reception was held at the Black Hawk Inn, Richmond Hill, where Mrs. Tennyson received guests wearing a skipper blue gown with crystal and sapphire beaded cumberbund, silver accessories. and corsage of red roses. Mrs. Wood assisted wear- ing a turquoise gown with chiffon overlay. matching accessories, and red roses corsage. Among the guests were Susan’s grandmother. Mrs. Norman Denby of Thornhill and Bruce's grandmother. Mrs. M. LeLacheur of Fred- ericton, New Brunswick, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hood. Gorm- ley; Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Watt. Thomhill; Mrs. Donna Palmer. Kleinburg; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barrow, Aurora; and Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Wood. Newmarket. 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