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34 Ecumenical service for local bride now in VON At Thornhill Presbyterian Church September 7 Doreen Norma. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bolton, was given in marriage by her father to Thomas Alan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eric U l r i c h s e n o f Penetanguishene. Dr. Dillwyn Evans assisted by Father Chidlow officiated at the ceremony. The bride wore a traditional wedding gown with a long train and waist length veil with a little lace cap. The dress was white and she carried a white Bible with a yellow rose. She was attended by her sister Heather, as maid of honour, and Mary Ulrichsen, sister of the groom and Mrs. Barbara Fenn (nee Jefâ€" fery). They were dressed Train kills local lad The funeral service for eight-year-old Stephen George Mitchum was held at the Ring Funeral Home in Thornhill October 3 with Howard Hunt and Glen Wyper of Doncaster Bible Chapel officiating. Inter- ment followed in Highland Memory Gardens with Robert Compton, Brent Leaman, Dennis Loughead and Paul Wilson serving as pallbearers. Stephen was killed Sep- tember 27 when he was hit by a train on the CNR bypass south of Glen- cameron Road. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Mitchum of Australia and was living with his grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hiner of 30 Glen- cameron Road. Stephen was born in Vaughan Township (now Richmond Hill) in 1966. He was a member of the 8th Thornhill Cubs “A” Pack and played on the Thornhill BP Tykes team in the Thornhill Softball League. Fellow Cubs Danny McArthur, James Scott, Robbie Scott and Kevin Morley, with Leaders Akela Arthur Morley and Assistant Mrs. Donna McArthur formed a guard of honor as the small casket was carried from the funeral chapel. Stephen is survived by his parents, grandparents, a brother Tommy and sisters Diane and Nancy who are in Australia with their parents. Colin Hogg, . alike in gowns of flocked organza, in peasant design. The bodices had sheer yokes and were outlined in re- embroidered daisies. The same trimming was on the puffed sleeves. The dresses were white over yellow underskirts, and the design was of green and yellow flowers. They carried baskets of flowers in the fall colours. Bob Ulrichsen, brother of the groom, was best man, and the ushers were Doug Bolton and John Rumford, a cousin. Mrs. Bolton wore a gown of floral chiffon in tones of yellow and gold, and a yellow rose corsage. Mrs. Eric Ulrichsen was dressed in a melon shaded gown with a similar corsage. The reception took place at La Gondola in Concord. The best man was master of ceremonies. The bride wore a going away costume of Capri blue. The honeymoon was on an island in Georgian Bay. Showers were given by Mrs. E. Sabey and Mrs. Pat Holden, her daughter, by Mrs. Joan Edwards of Willowdale, and by the girls in the residence at the University of Windsor where the bride was studying. The bride attended Thornhill Public School and Thornhill Secondary School. She then trained as a nurse. worked for a year, and this last year took her public health course. She is now with the VON in Rich- mond Hill. The groom is a computer consultant at the head office of Canadian Tire. They are living in Willowdale. GILFORD: By 1979 the coastal Simcoe from Gilford north to Crescent Harbor should be serviced with a sanitary sewage treatment system at a total cost of $15 million. It has been recommended that a water line be put in as well at the same time, which could cost an equal amount. The province would sub- sidize up to 75 percent of the cost, and sell the services to the municipality at a gallonage rate. 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Carol Parker. will be guest artist at the first concert of the season performed by the York Regional Symphony NORTH YORK LIBRARIES FREE FILM SHOWS THIS WEEK Thursday HUMBER SUMMIT LIBRARY, 2990 lslington Avenue 7.30 pm Famin Films: Blue Murder at St. Trinian's Friday HUMBER SUMMIT LIBRARY. 2990151ington Avenue 7.30pm Italian Family Films: Antonio; Corrall: The Magic Balloons; About Flowers VICTORIA VILLAGE LIBRARY. 1’84 Sloane Avenue 7 pm Family Films: Silver on the Sage WILLOWDALE LIBRARY. 5126 Yonge Street 2 pm Senior Citizens Films: Toronto - Valley of the Swans; Wedgewood Saturday BROOKBANKS LIBRARY. 210 Brookbanks Drive 3.30 pm Children's FIImS: Joanjo-A Portuguese Tale; Knight for a day; The Lion's Den; Trip to Africa: Hansel and Gretel HUMBER SUMMIT LIBRARY, 2990 lslington Avenue ‘2 pm Children's Films: Mickey‘s Delayed Date; The Mole and the Lollipop; People Soup; The Three Robbers WILLOWDALE LIBRARY. 5126 Yonge Street 2.15 pm Children‘s Films: Blueberries foi Sal: Babysitter; Clay - origin of the species October 16 FAIRVIEW LIBRARY, 5 Fairview Mall Drive 215 pm Children‘s Films: Time of Wonder; Wheel of the Chimney; Working for Peanuts OPEN THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY MONDAY OCT. 14th!! 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