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eVHurUAy. Ae & " -. -- - O ~ y ~ ~ - __________________________________________________________________________________________- Wl! PAVA I'WAV *~ A'W'I!EMAV~ R~WI1A 5N~fl?? V E%~AU~f'1 l'AGI THR A quiet wedding took place at the parsonage of the United Church, Bethany, on Saturday afternoon, August 3, when Rev. R. R. Bonsteel officiated for the double ring ceremony, uniting in niarriage, Miss Gayvle Martha Bristow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard Bristow of Beth- any, and Mr. Allan Dentzel Mof- fat, son of Mrs. Moffat and the late Dennis Moffat of Fraser- ville. The bride chose a waltz length ifor the mon of the house with a thrifty spouse OUR 1-POLICY 'Home Protection Plan" inakes one premium do the work of three! Here's a convenient new way to buy fire, theft and personal liability insur- ance for your home. Just one policy . .. one premiunh. It can save you as much as 20% .. . or give you more protection than separate policies ... or both. Cali us for details. STUART R. JAMES INS URANCE Office MA 3-568x King Street E. REAL ESTATE Residence MIA 3-5493 Bowtnanville 1gown of white satin, with fitted bodice and overskirt of nylon net. A headdress trlmmed with sequins held her fingertip veil of embroidered tulle illusion, and she carried a cascade of red ros- es. Her bridesmaid was Miss Leona Moffat, sister of the groom, who wore a waltz length dress of yeliow taffeta and net with matching accessories and a nosegay of yellow and white 'mums. The groom was attended by Mr. Bruce Peel of Peterborough. Following the wedding, a re ception for about 40 guests was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lamb. Receiving the guests, the bride's mother, Mrs. Bristow, was wearing a gown of white floral taffeta with match -ing accessories, and a cor- sage of white carnations. The groom's mother. Mrs. Mof- fat, also receiving, was wearing blue glazed cotton dress with1 white accessories and corsage of white carnations. Later the couple left on their honeymoon trip, m ot or in g through the United States, the bride travelling in a pink taffeta dress with matching hat and ac- cessories. Miscellaneous Shower Prior ta her marriage last Sat- urday, Mrs. Allan Moffat, the I former Miss Gayie Bristow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hil- liard Bristow was honoured by the Bethany community with a misceileaneous shower which was held in the United Church Sunday Schooi room, approp- riately decorated for the oc- casion with flowers, weddingl belîs and pînk and white stream j ers. Miss Joan Morton rend the address extending the good wish- es of the community. Miss Marie Carr announced the program which incuei solos by Mrs. Thomas Jennings with her own guitar accompani- ment, group singing, readings byi Mrs. Raiph Preston, duets by the Misses Joy and Judy DeGeer and a quiz contest by Mrs . Mansel Wright. Lunch was serv-I ed and a happy social hou r spent. Mrs. Moffat thanked every-, ane for their gifts and especialiy the committee in charge of ar- rangements: Mrs. Ernest Lamb, Miss Joy DeGeer, Miss Joan Morton, Mrs. Wm. Martichenko and Miss Marie Carr. ENNISKILLIEN Dr. and Mrs. John Dalton, David and Sarah, New York City, spent a few days with, Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. Ashton, en route to visit their formerI home, Victoria, B.C.. Miss Clara Page, Mr. andi Mrs. E. Coombs and Charlene, Toronto, with Mrs. E. Page.I Mr. and Mrs. Roy McGil1 and Reva, Mr. arfd Mrs. Keith Mc- Giil and Dale, Enniskillen; M-r. Jim Kinsman, Courtice, visitedUl Mr. and Mrs. Fred Billett and fanfily at their cottage at Chandos Lake. I Master Douglas Billett re- turned home with the McGills for a holiday. il Mr. an-d Mrs. Elwyn Dickey, Bowmanville, with Mr. and Mrs. M. Stainton. Miss Marguerite Wright, St. Catharines; Mr. and Mrs. Ar- thur Wright, Barrie: Mr. and Mrs. Herbent Wright and girls, Toronto. with Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Wright. Mr. Jack Sloan, Mr. W. C. Stainton, Toronto, spent the holiday weekend with Mr. and Mrs. H. Stevens, and Gardon. Mrs. Fred Toms attended the wedding on Saturday of her nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Taylor at United Church, Osh- awa. Mr. Allan Cale, Bowmanville was an aver night guest with Mr. and Mrs. A. Werry. Miss Reva McGill spent a few days at Stoney Lake. Miss Betty Wright spentý holidays with Mr. and Mrs. W.! E. Sanderson, Columbus. Bill Bagley, Bowmanviile; Mrs. Harold Milîs, Miss Shirley Milîs, and Bruce Milîs, are en- joying a motor trip through the States. Miss Linda Yeo, visited with Miss Doris Wright. Mn. and Mrs. Fred Toms were Sunday tea guests of Mr. andi Mrs. W. Witheriit, Cae- sarea. Miss Lyle Stainton, Oshawa; Mrà. Ross Lee, Kedron, werc recent guests with Mrs. Allan Werry. Mn. and Mrs. E. Wright and Lawrence, neturned home fromn a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spry, Rochester, N.Y. Miss Diane Avery, Bunketon, spent a few days with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Al- bert Oke. Rev. and Mrs. Tom Bevenage and Master John, Mns. Beatrice Henders, Sa!ikatchewan, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Werry. Miss Betty Jane Werry is at Camp Pretoria. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Werry and Betty Jane were visitonsi Married at Trinity Church 1 Mr. and Mrs. George Smith are pictured following their wedding of June lst in Trinity United Church, Bow- manville. The bride is the former Shirley Patricia Abernethy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Abernethy of Bowmanville and the groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Smith of Fleetwood. Married in Oshawa Mr. and Mrs. Robert William Leaman who were married in Kingdom Hall, Oshawa,, on Saturday, July 2th. The bride is the former Beverly Marie Hughes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Idris Hughes, Bowmanville, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Leaman of St. John, New Brunswick. -Photo by R. Carruthers, Bowmanviile Wed in Blackstock Apologizes For lneptness 0'f Commercials The Buick division of Gen- eral Motors Corporation in UT. S.A. has apologized ta fight fans for what it cailed the "inept" bandling of commercials during the Patterson-Jackson heavy- weight titie fight recently. A statement issued by Ed- ward P. Ragsdale, general man- ager of Buîck and a GM vice- president, said: "As a fight fan myself, I was Incensed at the bad tinming of the commercial as the fight ended. Although we had na control over the broadcast it- self, as general manager of Buick I can assure those inter- ested that this will not happen again in a public service tele- cast by Buick."ý Ragsdale. said his apology was prompted iby "numerous letters and telegrams. of complaints frorn fight fans." The Buick commercial was switched in almost immediately after referee Ruby Goldstein gave the bout ta Floyd Patter- son in a TKO over the battered Tommy (Hurricane) Jackson. The officiai verdict from the ring was missed by television viewers across the U.S. and .Guides Enjoy Camp Holiday .At Pigeon Lake By Victoria A. Frank On Thursday, August lst, a busload of tanned, happy Girl Guides returned from a camp holiday at Pigeon Lake. These girls were fnom ail parts of Durham Division and two from Part Perry. Thraugh the kindness of Mr. Harold Bennett, Mr. R. Pat- field and Mr. H. Sturrock, many of the tents and the large marquee were up and ready for occupancy when the girls arrived at the campsite. When the tent leaders were chosen and the girls allotted ta tents, beds were unrolled, uni- forms hastily exchanged for shorts and T. shirts and they wene ail set 'ta enjoy what ta many was the first experience of living in a tent; ta several the very first time of being away from home. A very full program had been arranged and every girl entened the vanlous events, which included a masquerade, Arabian night, Olympics night, Indian pow wow, binthday par- ty, water carnival, etc. The Guides' Own on Sunday even- ing was very impressive. With ideal weather condi- tions and excellent waterfront supervision under Mrs. C. Tooley of Oshawa and Mrs. H. Sturrock cf Bowmanville and Miss Mary Lowes of Oshawa, a great deal cf time was enjayed in the water. As a resuit, 22 girls passed the Red Cross "Beginner" Test and were pre- sented with pins by Mrs. Lii- lian Allison, Camp Nurse. Several of these girls persev- ened and joined the group working on 50 yard test and 29 girls passed this test. The next step was the Swimmer Badge which included ail the strokes, diving, undressing in the water, etc., and cf this group, 16 completed the Swim- mer Badge, 12 were presented with Life Savers Badge and five with the Rescuers Badge. Included in the program was a four mile expedition, break- fast hike, an overnight hike for several aider girls, a fire- lighting session, some stalkin g and tracking. Several sturdy gadgets were completed and a number cf the girls wene cred- ited with parts of Pioneer, Woodman and Hiker badges. To Mrs. S. Banraball of Oro- no, Mrs. R. Patfield and Mrs. H. Dunn of Bowmanville goes excellent meals provided. On~ Visitors' Sunday, 45 carloads of friends and relatives came ta enjoy the day and visît wîth the girls. A movie was taken of al the camp activities and we hope ta show this during the corning winter ta promote camping and ta give an idea of just how beneficial and en- joyable a camp holiday oan be. To all who in any way assis- ted, may 1 say "Thank you.»' and now I arn off ta the World Camp at Ioe Lake where over 1 ,209L girls wiil camp from Aug. 8th ta the lgth. Vis-, itors' Day will be Saturday, Aug. l7th and everyone wuI be welcome. This is the f îrst World Camp ever held in Can- ada and should be a very thrilling experience for ail privileged t6 attend. NOTICE PARENTS YOUNG PEOPLE Registrations are now being accepted at thc Oshawa Business College for the Fail Term-Tuesday, September 3,1957 Enrolment is very limited due to an extremely large Summer School Class. You may register by telephone, Dial RA 5-3375. Office is open from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday to Friday - Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. le 4 0 0 0~O8S Individual, Expert Instruction - Modern Equip- ment - Four Courses to choose from - Two Systeins of Shorthand. Job Placement for Graduates - Act Now! NOW you cani afford a Westinghou-se Self Defrosting, Frost-Free' REFRIGERATORI, See the many fine Westinghouse Refrigerators on dlsplay i ou.r store LANDER' HARDWARE Washers - TKing St. E. For Westinghouse Dryers . Rangez Bowmanville -Refrigeratort 1 Phone MA 3-5774 - - - SOON TO GRADUATE AS CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANTS i p .LIMITED Vwd, Main Office and Showroom Uptown Office and Showroom courtce 84 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa Phone NA 3-2130 Phone RA 5-4443 IMr. and Mrs. John Harvey Graham who were mar- ried in Blackstock United Church on Saturday, July 2th. The bride is the former Joan Muriel Hoskin, daughter of jMr. and Mrs. Frank Hoskin, Blackstock, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Courtney Graham, R.R. 2, Nestle- ton. -Photo by Dave Enge of Mn. and Mrs. HanoId Werr land; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Reiley and Mrs. Fletcher Wennyrand and son Jackson, Toronto, vJs- Wilma at Kedron. They also 'ited at Mn. and Mrs. H. Stevens. called on Mn. and Mns. Bow Mn. and Mrs. Maberly. Cal- Starr at Kedron. gary, called on Mrs. T. M. Sle- SMr. Wma. ReileYBeUast, Ira- 1iwàoi;oz Sàdav.- ----- - Left ta right, Frances Begg, Port Hope; Reta Kennedy, Millbrook; Pat Kelly, Lindsay; Sharon Greenfield, Peterborough; who will graduate soon from the Certified Nursing Assistants' Centre atA Taronto. They will receive a oertificate from the Ontario Department of Health and wiil be registered as Certified Nuing Assistants. This in the only auxiliarv nursing course officiallv reconized bh- 1 AI THI C UP N T DA! hospitals and health authorities in Ontario. -- UISINO ASSiSTANTS comaU, Pb.a Md m iONTAIIO DVA^RTMINT OF HSamYW, FICE 1 1 - 1 ; I67 C.1ole .Swet »W auUISTUION l[ ENDROLL NOW for net 1-mnonth course ta start I olO$l September 4th. Requirementsa-Ages 17 ta 46, I Grade VIII Education. Trainees receive $80 per NU month. Send coupon for full information. I ONTARIO DEPARTMENT 0F HEALTHI à" Mm""cWnos I -44. Iv i ----- ----- 1 PAGZ TRM "M CAMA"IAN ATAIIMMAN. MWAWM