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McAndless and family of Don Mills; Miss Faye Heron and Mr. Drew Leper of Toronto were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Heron. Mrs. James Langstaff of Richmond Hill and Mrs. Fred Durdan of Niagara Falls were Saturday guests with Mrs. M. Sparks and Mr. John Miller. Mrs. H. Doble is spending a few days with her sons in Toronto. Mrs. Fred Daw 'spent the week-end with her parents in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. James Comp- ton enjoyed a motor trip to points in the U.S.A. last week. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mid- dleton attended the funeral of the late Reuben Middleton in Stouffville last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. V. Hamilton of Belleville were recent 'visitors with Mr. and Mrs. G. Parrott. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ander- son attended an 80th birthday' will be Christian Family Sun- | {3 and losing 4, Ashburn News celebration for Mrs. Anderson's brother in Terra Cotta on Saturday. Angels Start To Practice Donn Hurst knows it's no ac- curate harbinger of things to come when the real shooting starts, but he was more than happy after his 1964 Angel's open their practices on Staur- day past (April 25th), and all last week, and this week too. Now that the season is offi- | cially underway for Seagrave, the situation presents quite a dilemma for Donn in his second year as coach and Mgr. of the club. It's entirely possible, but hardly probable, that the Angels could field a strong lineup, that would give them power & speed. This year we are not looking for as many victories as we had last year. We'll be satisfied with a 60-409 showing in this club. Now that we are in Ban- tam competition, wins will not come as easy as last year. On this 60-409, showing, we base this on seven games played, winning 4, losing 3, or wining Either way we'll be satisfied. The way we have set this up, the boys are also satisfied as they'll be play- ing a greater number of games, Players who have taken part in the workouts are: Doug Hughes, Bob Nagle, Jim Night- ingale, Raymond Whitfield, Donald Harper, Phillip Elger, Dale Hallett, Brian Marquis, Gary Hunter, Eugene Hurst, Billy Wanamaker, Ronald Cro- sier, Murray Durward and Greg Baker. SALES & Repairs REFRIGERATION fo All Commercial and Domestic Refrigerators walk-in boxes self serve cases . Home Freezers | Milk Bulk Coolers Air Conditioning et A ACE REFRIGERATION SALES & SERVICE 281 Wilson Rd. South OSHAWA Phone 723-2452 ALLAN THACKERAY _@ This ad worth $3.00 on a service call @ SERVICE Donna Marie Heayn Becomes Bride Of Donald Ross Hawe A quiet wedding was solem- nized on Friday evening, April 24th, 1964, at the United Church Parsonage when Donna Marie Heayn became the bride of Donald Ross Hawe, in the pre- sence of the immediate families, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman W. Heayn of Port Perry and the bride- groom is the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Malcolm Hawe, of Oshawa. The Reverend Mr, E. S. Lin- stead officiated at the double ring ceremony. The bride, given in marriage by her father, chose a powder blue Wool Boucle Ensemble, complimented with a small white Chiffon Pill-Box Hat and a corsage of white pom-pom Chrysanthemums. Her access- ories were white and black. The bride's only attendant, acting as Matron of Honour, was her sister, Mrs. Reginald L. Mac- Donald, of Port Perry, wearing a Shell Pink Wool Boucle En- semble with a small brimmed Navy Straw Hat with match- ing accessories and a white chrysanthemum corsage. Performing the duties of best man was Mr. Jack Hawe, of Oshawa,. brother of the bridegroom. The wedding reception was held at Haugen's. Mr. and Mrs. Heayn received, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Hawe. The bride's mother chose a pale pink double sheath after- noon gown of Crepe de Chine, with a flowered hat in blending tones and a corsage of varie- gated mauve button chrysanthe- mums. The bridegroom's mo- ther was wearing a navy blue ensemble with pink accessories and a blended pink corsage of chrysanthemums, The happy couple left for a trip to Washington and points in Virginia, upon their return they will reside at 321 Marland Ave,, Apt. 501, Oshawa. Celebrates 25th Anniversary 176 neighbours, friends and relatives of Vernon and Vera Asselstine gathered in Black- stock on the occasion of their 26th wedding anniversary. An enjoyable evening was spent dancing after which Mr. Victor Malcolm called Vernon and Vera to seats under wedding bells and streamers before which set | § a beautiful anniversary cake. Here amid speeches. they were | presented with many lovely gifts after which everyone en- joyed a lovely lunch. Among |% the guests were Vera's mother, | 2 brothers and | j; 3 sisters and many relatives and | { Vernon's mother, friends from Ottawa, Kingston, Napanee, - Trenton, Tweed, Whitby, Toronto and Bolton. The happy couple received gifts of money, end table, pic- ture, T.V. lamp, silver salad bowl and servers and several records for the beautiful hi-fi | presented to them .by their six Peterboro, A HAWE - HEAYN WEDDING PRE - NUPTIAL PARTIES The bride-elect, a Guide Gold Cord Winner, was entertained by her fellow guides, of which she was formerly the Captain, at a Miscellaneous shower at the Scout Hall in Port Perry. Thirty girls attended to extend best wishes for a happy future. A personal shower was plan- ned by her fellow office asso- ciates to honour her approach- ing marriage. Mrs, Jack Hawe, of Oshawa, entertained at a Family Party and the bride-to-be was the recipient of many useful Kit- A Fiot] aA Ay chen Gadgets. Mrs. John Ballard, with the assistance of the co-hostesses, Mrs. Harold Forder and Mrs. Charles Bourgeois, entertained forty guests at her home on Simcoe Street North, Port Perry at a Miscellaneous Show- er for the. bride. Mrs, Norman Heayn enter- tained for her daughter, prior to her marriage, at her home, Queen Street, Port Perry, Dur- ing the afternon and evening, tea 'was served to personal friends and neighbours of the family, Thirty guests, of the bride-elect, attended from Osh- awa. A presentation of an Electric Vacuum Cleaner as made to the bride from the Office Staff of the General Motors. CAWKER BROS. Rindless Bacon - 1' Ss... 5c. SWEET PICKLED Cottage Rolls ......... "49. | Fresh Spare Ribs ..... " 55c. || FREE Town DELIVERY Every Morning | Until 11 O'Clock. BUILDER'S FIRST QUALITY. LUMBER and 148 Lat t hat AL AL SL AL 2 LED 02001 $C 00000002000¢000000000000004 SUPPLIES 0000000000004 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000800008000v0vessse seve . REESOR FUEL & LUMBER 985 - 7951 Beltone Hearing Service ANNOUNCES Special 1 Day Hearing ~~ (Consultation at EMMERSON MOTEL, Port Perry Friday, May 8th, 1964 11:00 a.m, to 8:00 p.m. Come in for FREE hearing evaluation test All Hearing Aids fitted at this Clinic ONE YEAR SUPPLY OF BATTERIES FREE ALL BATTERIES 10% OFF REGULAR PRICE Mr. Harold Nicholas CONSULTANTS Please come in and get acquainted. Mrs. Shirley Draper