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Re aah 17 0 AN PORT PERRY STAR, THURS. JAN. 30th, 1964--35 Nancy McDonald, David J ackson Wed In Church of Christ, Ajax Recently, at a quiet candle-' light service in the Church of Christ building in Ajax, Nancy Ruth McDonald only daughter of Mrs. Leslie McDonald, Port Perry, became the bride of David John Jackson, younger son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jack- son, Scugog Island. Mr. Art Jackson performed the double ring ceremony, and _a trio, Mrs. John Sanna, Mrs. Albert Langford and Mr, Stan- ley "Jackson, sang traditional wedding music, and a wedding prayer. Given in marriage by her el- dest brother Dan, the bride wore a floor length gown of white brocaded .satin, featuring an A line skirt with small train, and a sweetheart neckline. Her bouffant veil was held in place by organza roses and seed pearls. She carried 'a white Bible upon which was an ar- rangement of yellow rose buds and ribbon streamers. Matron of honour, Mrs. Mal- colm Porter, and bridesmaid Miss, Kay Jackson, sister of the groom, wore white wedding ring hats, and were gowned alike in green A line, street length, em- bossed bengaline dresses. The former carried bronze mums, the latter, yellow mums. Flow- er girl Shelley Porter wore a short dress of the same design and material as the bride's gown, and carried a nosegay of yellow and bronge mums. Bas- kets of yellow, bronze and white: mums decorated 'the . church building. : The groom's mother wore a peacock blue crepe dress, with SPATE beige accessories, and a cor sage! of pink mums. The bride's mother wore a black wool mat- ching dress and hat, and a cor- sage of white mums. A reception followed in the church building and guests in- cluded those from Port Perry, Scugog Island, Oshawa, Mark- ham, Brooklin, Uxbridge and Toronto. __The young bride was the guest of honour at showers held at the homes of Mrs. Ross Pren- tice, Mrs. Bob Davis, Misses Linda and, Sharon Harris, and Mrs. Tom Bell, who was hostess on behalf of the Gossard staff. The residents of Scugog Island honoured. the bride and groom with an evening at the Com- munity hall, followed by a pre- sentation of beautiful andl use- ful gifts. The happy couple now reside in Oshawa. Ashburn News Mrs. Harvey Bath, of Tor- onto, visited friends in the vill- age on Tuesday. Mrs.. Russell Taylor is visit- ing relatives in Guelph. ] Mr .and Mrs. S. Gourlay, of Pickering called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Heron, on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs, Nelson Ashton accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Sutherland, of Utica, to Water- town, New York, on Friday. Youth Sunday was observed in Burn's Church on Jan. 6th with James.Daw and Tim Death assiting in the morning service at 11.30 a.m, CAWKER BROS. | Pork Tenderloin ........ 88°" READY TO EAT Smoked Picnic Shoulders 43°" Ever-sweet Bacon co A FREE Town DELIVERY Every Morning: 1 Until; 11 O'Clock. BLACKSTOCK NEWS By Mrs. O. Hill - The Candace held their first meeting of the year at the home of Mrs. Har- old Kyte on Tuesday, Jan.2l. Eleven ladies and three child- ren gathered at 1 p.m. and en- joyed dessert. The Worship with the Theme 'Beginning Again' was taken by the leader, Mrs. Romeril. The Bible Study was a good discus- sion on Acts 16. Following officers were ap- pointed -- Secretary, Mrs. B. Gunter. Treasurer, Mrs. Harry VanCamp. Literature, Mrs. D. Dorrell. Social Functions, Mrs. H. VanCamp. Membership and Recruiting, Mrs. M. McKee. Visiting, Mrs. R. Larmer. After considerable business had been dealt with the meet- ing closed with prayer. The Town and Country Club met in 'the C. E. Centre on Wednesday evening with an attendance of 24. President. Glenn Larmer read--"A Rec- cipe for a. Happy New Year". The Treasurer gave a very grat- ifving report. A donation was voted to the fund for Rev. and Mrs. Oaken oho are retiring from Five unit of v.ew.l Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cook and Valerie Hartwick, Beaver- ton visited Mr. and Mrs. W. Archer on Wednesday and on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Archer, Bowmanville and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Archer and family, Whitby, in honour of Mr. Wilbert Archer's 75th birth- day. Mr. Larry Hoskin, Hamilton spent the week-end at home. Mrs. Cecil Hill spent the week-end and Mr. and Mrs. Stan Rahm visited Sunday with Rev. and Mrs. C. H. Ferguson, Don Mills. Miss Betty McArthur, - Tor onto spent the week-end and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dysart spent Sunday afternoon with Dr. J. A. and Mrs. McArthur. Miss Margaret Carter, Maple Grove spent the week-end with Miss Joan Bradburn. Glad to report Mrs. Arthur Leighton able to leave the hos- pital and come to her daughter, Mrs. Frank Bailey's home. Sorry to hear Linda and Don- ald Brown are in Oshawa Hos- pital. We hope for récovery. a speedy Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Jim and Mrs. Geo. Mrs. Art Essery, Mr. Mrs. J. Morrison, all of Cour- tice visited Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bryans and family on Sunday. Last week the 'Bob Bryans' vis- ited Mr. and Mrs. Fairey and Bobbi Anne. Bryans, and At the Service in St. John's Church on Sunday morning, Canon Ashmore administered the Sacrament of Baptism to Patricia Anne, chosen daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fee. At Rest INGRAM, William Charles-- At the Royal Victoria Hospital, Barrie, on Monday, Jan. 13th, 1964, Bill Ingram of Lefroy, be- loved husband of Marjorie Can- ning, dear father of Mrs. A, R. Law (Kathleen) of London, Ontario, dear grandfather of Judith and Jane Law; dear bro- ther of Mrs. E. L. McLean (Laura) of Toronto; brother of late Percival (Perec.), Gordon, { Melville and Edgar. Services at Funeral Home of Lathangue- Kilkenny, Bradford on Thurs- day at 2 p.m. Interment 6th Line Innesfil Cemetery. conducted a work shop--putting new rubbers on the chair legs. Many interesting slides of scenes in Indore, and surround- ing places of India, which Dor- een VanCamp had sent home were shown. Bruce Mountjoy conducted al after | short devotional which a delicious enjoyed by all. Mrs. Carl Wright was hos- tess for the meeting of the Esther Unit on Tuesday after- noon, Jan. 21. and one child attended. The new leader Mrs. Kenneth Samells opened the meeting with a New Year poem. Hymn 148 was sung and the Lord's repeated. sage was read by Mrs. Ross Duff, and Mrs. Murray Byers gave the comment and prayer. Mrs. Lorne Thompson gave us some thoughts. for the New Year from The Upper Room, Eleven -members joined - and there is one life member. Following officers were elec- ted--Secretary, Mrs. Jean Mec- Laughlin. Treasurer, Mrs. L. Thompson. Social Functions, ||: Mrs. Ross Duff and Mrs. Jas. Marlow. Community Friend- ship, Mrs. Roy Taylor. Liter- ature, Mrs. Russel Mountjoy. Business was dealt with and meeting closed with the Ben- ediction, Lunch and social hour enjoyed. Prize winners at the L.O.B.A. euchre on Wednesday evening were: High Lady-- Mrs. Carl Wright after a draw. with Mrs. Mervyn Graham, High Gent-- Mrs. Harry VanCamp (playing as a gent). Low Lady-- Mrs, Wilbert Archer. Low gent-- Mr. Harry McLaughlin. © Door prize--Mr. Carl Wright. There was a real good at- tendance and all had a most enjoyable evening. - Several Cartwright men en- joyed the days Curling at the Massey - Ferguson Bonspiel in Port Perry on Monday. Several from here attended period lunch was the Hog Producers Banquet in|} Orono on Thursday. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Roy McLaughlin and family on the death of her sister-in-law, | Mrs. Walter Murphy, Tyrone) m last Tuésday. Twelve ladies The Scripture pas- given on the occasion of Legion Hall. | In Appreciation The Members of The Scugog Hunt Club are finding it difficult to adequately express their appreciation for the support which was so freely tainment last Saturday evening at the Port Perry To all of the many who assisted in our cause we offer our sincere gratitude. San7 fine Suffiec ff "Su a die Sail Hip TE = SE their Dance and Enter- The public, generally, are becoming increas- ingly aware of the function of The Royal Cana- dian Legion in this Community. It stands, among | "other things, for public service to worthwhile causes, and this was amply demonstrated on this occasion by the Officers and Members of Branch 419 who rendered us very valuable assistance by way of the free use of their new building and in the conduct of the enterprise itself. To them Se Smeal also we direct a special Thank You. J. L. Sweetman, Sec'y Saar o_gas ran ANNUAL Producers' p.m, and 3.00 p.m. Gordon Taber, President. NEEENEEENENNENEENEENENERENENENENNENNENENEENEN Ontario County Hog will be held in the LEGION HALL, UXBRIDGE Tuesday, February 4th at 11.00 a.m. SPEAKERS: James Boynton, Secretary-Manager, Hog Producers' Clare Curtin, Zone Director, Hog Producers' Marketing Board Ben Steer, President, Ontario Hog Producers' Assocation "The purpose of the meeting is to conduct the proper business of the annual meeting of the Ont- ario County Hog Producers' Association, to elect officers and voting representatives. Nominations of committeemen will be received between 2. 00 ARRAS ENENRRN NEARER EEN ARAN MEETING Association Marketing Board Harper Newman, Secretary Bryans, Mr. MC capt TR Hat 4 NCO i) 1 9) tia X75 5 g R) J ) TiAl AE 1) vr 1 Ty Fs HE - So - Spey