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U..L~J~J PAGE FIVE ith lavende we esadsi streamers. They carried nosegay bouquets of lavender sweet peas and yellow carnations. Douglas Crompton. Agincount. brother of the groom, acted as best maan, and Clifford Crompton, Toronto, another brother. and Alan Short. Toronto, cousin of the bride, were ushers. For the reception held at the r I LUXUIIY HAND LT(JION (jhui 4 or. $1.50 8 oz. $2.50 To keep your beauty welJ in hand Elizabeth Arden presents her famous Luxury Hand Lotion in two beloved fragrances. In either Blue Grass-blue, delightfully scented in this famed fragrance, or perfumed with June Geranium in a delicate pink . . . this creamy, non-sticky Hand Lotion is lovely to use. Use it freely as an all-over LOTION from head ta toe 50 SQOTHINCG ... SQ SMOOTHING .. SQ EXTRA PROTECTIVE JURY &LOVELL 1 4000 -9 - OPEN EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT FRIDAY NIGHT DARGAIN. FRON 7 TO 9 P.M. ONLY FIRST QUALITY N4YLON HOSE REG. $1.50 PAIR UN SALE HALF P IICE! PAIR LIMIT - 2 PAIRS TO CUSTOMER DRESLIN'S - Dowmnanville SOPEN EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT - CROMPTON - STOREY St. John's Anglican Church,- ~.wmanville, was the scene of a ~ry pnetty wedding on Saturday ternoon, May 3rd, xvhen Kath- le nAie Storey, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. V. H. Storey, became the bride of Maurice White Cromnpton. son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cron-pton, Agincourt. The cereemony was performed bv Rev. Warren N. TurneF# against a background of pink and white snapdragons. Mrs. J. Bridglcand Played the wedding music and Mr. Leon Adams, Brantford, cousin of the groom, was soîoist. Given in marriage b 'v ber fatb- er, the bride was lovelv in a floor length gown of w-ite siik hengaline witb long sleevd Spencer .îacket of the same ma-e terial, faced at the collai- and cuffs in cbantilly lace. The long full skirt feul gracefully in invert- ed pleats. Her tulle net finger- Local Home League Takes Part in Spring Rally at Peterboro On April 24 a bus îoad of ladie! of the Bowmanville Home Leagu( journeyed to Peterborough t( take part in the Divisional Sprinj RaIly conducted hy the Mid-On. tanio Division of the Salvatiou Army. Articles made by the variou. Leagues were displayed, consist- ing of handicrafts, petit point and felt band hags. Mrs. Harold Sumnersford of bbe local League demonstrated cushion making Guest speakers incîîuded Mrs, (Commissionex-) Daîziel; Col. Faim burst. and Mrs. (Brig.) R. Gage, Div. Home League Secretaî-y. A banner xvas made by eaclh jHome League representing the main industry of their town or city. The local banner wvas a bouse composed of rubber, com- plete with Wingfoot insgnia. Excellent Report O f Newcastle Public Library IWhile interest in reading is de- I lining in many places, the vil- i age of Newcastle is forging ahead Jin this field, according to figures Ishown on the annual report of the Newcastle Memorial Libraryv presented at the Board's annual meeting lasti week. Total circu- lation of books for 1951 exceeded 1950 by 1537 books. The total circulation figure for 1951 was Ii 8.722 books of which 4.976 !were fiction. Non-fiction, how- O! ever showed the lively interest bUiof the 274 library members in more serlous reading with a cir- culation of 2,128 books, 0f the tota meberhipof 74,91 are boys and girls who last year read 1,668 books. Mr. C. R. Carveth is chairman tiof a verv corrpetent Library Board which is responsibie for a é< well-stocked and well-kept lib- rary of which Newcastle may IIwell be proud. Miss C. B. But- ler is the helpful and experienced I-i librarian who is ever ready to eassist readers in any xvay ps sible. With a population of 883 to draw from. a niembership numbering 274 is a good percent- Sage, especiallY when compared with Bowmanville's population of 5,400 and membership of 4,52. ~'But the Newcastle Library SBoard is not content. t wants 8-3 1forge ahead. b interest more people in the pleasure and value Iof reading. To foster interest and encourage new, members. the Library heid "Open House' last Friday night. This xvas a new venture which proved very pop- ular. attracting a considerable IInumber of people. It is hoped a Inumber of new members wiii be gained. Other hibraries wishing 0 to increase membership might try bothîs experiment and hold a .'get Sacquainted with your library SHEET MEI RO0T AIR E HHT AIR FUR. *AIR CONDITIC * OIL BURNERS 8< * ALL TYPES O1 S Work estimated without to low overhead at SELDY J fi MILL LANE BOIVMANVILLE ,t. ýt- in L.. a t e s t ta r r Jc a home of the bride's parents, the bride's mother received the guests, wearirig a floor length gown of dusky rose crepe with matching bat and corsage of pink roses. She was assisted by the groom's mother who wore a floor length gown of soft brown crepe ~gs with matching bat and corsage of yeilow roses. bride and groom ]eft on a wed- ding trip to Havana, Cuba, the bride wearing for travellinga i dress of beige shantung with coat and bat of burnt orange gabar- dine and dark brown accessories. On their return Mr. and Mrs. tip veil w-as caught to a coronet, Crompton will reside in Ottawa of white chantilly lace and she where Mr. Crompton holds aj carried a cascade bouquet of! position with the National Film white roses and stephanotis. I Board. He attended Western Miss Margaret Storey, sister of University before joining the Na- the bride, was maid of honor, tional Film Board in Ottawa. The and Miss Ruth Crompton. sister bride attended High Scbool in of the groom, was bridesmaid, Bowmanvilie, was later gradu- dressed in similar floor length ated from University of Toronto gowns of lavender silk bengaline with the degree of B.A., and re- with matching bolero jackets ceived ber Reg. N. at the Royal fashioned with bracelet length Victoria Hospital, Montreai. She sîceves. Their beaddresses were bas recently beld the position of little covered caps of lavender secretary with The Financial bengaline. trimmed at the back Post. Toronto. A very excellent programme was given by the pupils of the Pontypool School on Friday nigbt. Ail the pupils displayed real talent and pleased the parents and fiends present for the ocasion. They were weil trained by the MARSH - WILLIAMS In a quiet ceremon.v in S John's Anglican Church, Bow manville, on Saturdav afternoor Ma.v 3, at four 9'clock, Mrs. Pat tie Teresa Williams w'as united i marriage with Mr. Harry I Marsh. Both are of Scarboro, bu Mr. Marsb is employed during th summen months with Mr. Fre Depew at Bowmanville Ea5 Beach. The bride wore a grey taffet print dress with matching ha and accessories and a shoulde corsage of red rosebuds. He: only attendant wvas Mrs. Er: Willis of Scarbono, wbo wore; beige wool suit with brown ac cessonies and corsage of pin] Talisman rosebuds. Mr. Freý Depew wvas best man. Mr. and Mrs. Marsb will residi at the East Beach for the sum mer and wilI make their bomý at 1 Kilmarnock Av'e., Scarboro in the winter inontbs. Snowdens Given Party on Leaving For Mission Field Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Snowden who are leaving May 13 to spend the summer at a mission field in southern Saskatchewan, were pleasantly surprised on Saturday evening. May 3, when. being in- vited to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Munday for the ev- ening. arrived to be greeted by parents, brothers, sisters and their families. The surprised couple were es- corted to seats of honor in the living room where Bert Snowden called the gathering together and wished the young couple every success in their summer's work, saying that the family wouid be thinking of them, while they were away. Mrs. Ron McDonald then read two suitably composed poems to Stan and Anna. after which Little Misses Betty Snowden and Susan Broome presented them each with a book. Stan and Anna each thanked the two farnilies for their thought- fulness, saying they were sure the.y would find the books very useful in their work. The remainder of the eveninig was spent in piayîng cards, after which a delicious lunch wvas en- joyed by ail. PONTYPOOL Orono & Kirby W.M.S. Guests of Newcastle Group at Easter Meet. icuent ul '.I. eiuertainedabaout 45 ladies at an executive meeting on Tuesclay. Rev. Harry- Atkinson, Oshawa, was supper guest of Mr. and Mrs. L, Joblin on Wednesday. Mn. and Mrs. Gordon Hanna and Gary. Oshawa, visited Mr. and Mrs. George Johns. Community Euchre Club dance and euchre on Friday night was quqite a success. Proceeds of over $300.00 to go to Port Perry Hos- pital, Miss Ethel Thonipson, Mr. Henry Thompson and Mr. Reg- inald Nesbitt visited friends at Bethany and Millbrook. Mr. and Mrs. George Johns and Mr. and Mrs. L. Joblin visit- ed Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Fitze, Oshawa. Sorry to hear Mr. Wm. Tbomp- son is sick in Oshawa Hospital. Hope he will be better soon. Don't forget W. A. and W. M. S. meeting at Mrs. Lawrence Mal- colm's, May 15, Mrs. Allan Sug- gitt's group in charge. Mr. and Mns. Frank Emerson, Toronto, visited Mr. and Mrs. M. Emerson.- Mr. and Mrs. Norman Malcolm, M5r. and Mrs. Percy Malcolm and Mviss Jane Downey, Toronto, caîl- eon Mr. and Mrs. L. Joblin. Remnember the Mother's Day, service in the United Church at 3 o'clock next Sunday. MOTHERS DAY A mnother's affection cannot be .veaned from lier child, because bhe mother-love includes purity and constancy, both of which, are immortal..-Mary Baker Eddy. No man is poor who bas bad a godly mother.-Abrahamn Lincoln. Notbing can compare in beauty, and wonder, and admirableness, and divinity itself, to the silent work in obscure dwellings of faithful women bringing their 'bildren Io honor and virtue and pif you wulrefrm teehe wrldT uIftyou-He lryWar Beehe wrd T rom its errors and vices begin enlisting the mothers.-Charles King St. W. uinmous. Eastern Star Tea chased the Giddus Jones farrn At Homeof Mrs.Hall I y Mr. Clinton Brown. AnFmoy bl Af fair 1Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Payne and i d..IAP..IaAJ1 son Douglas and bis sister, Mrs.i 1 A mst sAilan Harris, Toronto, spent Sun- Amtsuccessfui tea was held daywthherateM.ebn by members of the Order of the Payne and rofther CM. eil. Eastern Star at the lovely home PMr.eane iott Cei bi Of Mrs. Karl Hall, Temperance tr Wan eft on oda fo itonh St., on Friday afternoon, May 2. to coerfne his summr Cliwok A beautful spring day favored the t omnehssme' ok event, the first heid' in a private Mrs. Thos. Burkeil left for home by the Order in Bowman- i Hamilton on* Sunday. ville since 1941. and brought such M.adMs awo anr, a lage cowdthat the many Kitchener, spent Sunday with his, members assisting were kept, parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Day- busy arcommodating the numbens nard. who attended from Port Hope and Whitbyv chapters as well as Bow- man ville. Lk hrCak Guests were r#ceived by the Lk hrCak hostess, Mrs. Kani Hall, assisted Mrs. Russell Wilson and Linda, by Mrs. Gordon Moffatt, Worthy Ms rdWloOhw;Ms Matron. and Miss Veima Gay, As- GrdWClarsonOhw; Mrs. J sociate Matron. Pouring tea dur- BodnCak Trno r ing the afternoon were Mrs. C. askenville, Newcastle, s p e n t H. Dudley, Mrs. Arthur W Ed- Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. ger, Miss Editb .Weekes, Mrs. W. Bsevle J. Found, Mrs. T. A. Garton and Mr. and Mrs. L. Laverty, Osh- Mrs. Gus Bounsali. Members of awa, and Mrs. W. Millîgan and the Order from Newcastle and Bernice, Newtonville, visited Mr. Tyrone as weii as Bowmanville and Mrs. B. Jaynes. assisted in serving. The rooms Mr. and Mrs. E. Gilbank and were charmingly decorated with family, Lotus, spent Saturday baskets of spring flowers. while with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bedwin. on the verandah a well-patroniz- Mr. and Mrs. F. Adsett, Belle ed homebaking table was estab- ville, and Miss Amy Speight andà lished under the convenership of Mr. W. Speigbt, Toronto, opened Mrs. H. Palmer. Mrs. Wilbert their cottage over the weekend. Teeple, Past Matron. convened __________ the entire event, assisted by various committees. Guests and workens agreed that the tea w-'a s NE S1LETON a most enjoyable event in the ____ calendar of the Easter Star )rd- Mrs. M. Emerson, District Pres- er. ,1.-...* - n ,r . y± Le Hydra Shop BOWMANVILLE Phone 471 Gift Suggestions... li ïB. Neais while the musical part After being postponed twice, ýd was wvel1 looked after by Miss the Easter Thankoffering meeting Jean Coulter. The draw for the of the W.M.S. was held April 24 chocolates was won by Paul witb a splendid representation of le CMucha. After the concert the W.M.S. members from Orono and 1pupils supervised Bingo, Fish and Kirby Churches, to worship1 ie Pond and Bean Guessing Contest. with the Newcastle ladies. 0, McGill Richardson's orchestra pro- President Mrs. F. Riekard was vided music for the dancing. in the chair and opened the meet- About $100 was raised which will igb eidn lta hr be lloate taplygrundfacl-was no one but ourseives to do ities. God's work and how much de- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Webb, Tor- pended on us. onto, visited friends here over Rev. L. Turner led in a short the weekend. In Memoriam service for Mrs. H. A.W. 1 Marion Brown and A.W. Hancock. The repeating of the ýs 1 Stelia Borsa, of Clinton Air familiar words "Let flot your ie Force Camp, were visitors with heart be troubled" and the fol- ýO the Olan - Youngman famiiy. lowing verses, always bring coin- g We were sorry to learn that Mr. fort and the thought that Christ 1- Me] Succee was injured when his was always serene, conditioned n car overturned south of the vil- by an inner strength, suggested an lage on Saturday night and was example of strength for us. Trib- [S taken to Memoriai Hospital, Bow- ute was paid ta the spirit of the manville. The extent of bis in- departed who left behind such a ,juries is unknown at time Of great influence that we might ask dwriting. to do as well in our day. eStr oS Vtav senindta Ms. Rickard welc:medth r John lias been fireman for the used clothing in large sizes. Chapman Lumber Co. 'for the A deiight fui vocal trio xvas past ew yars.rendered by ladies frorn Kirby, Mesdamcs Hartwell Lowery, Jas. r ZION (Hope Twp.) Lcowerand a h in yMs EretBryson.a Mr. and Mrs. R. Morton visited The guest speaker, Mvrs. Som- Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Morton, ervîlle of Ebenezer, was intro- Baltimore.. duced by Mrs. Hay. Mrs. Soin-9 Mrs. Greave, Port Hope, spentý ervilie was for somne years, a an afternoon with Mrs. Cald- nurse serving in Ontario Missiona well. Hospitals so, spoke with authority a Mrs. Howard Payne, Wesley- on the medical angle of Missions. M ville, visited Mrs. Robert Morton There is a crying need for Mis- fi on Thursday. sion nurses today. nurses who C. Late on Thursday evening tbere must have a spirituial outlook, asp was a magnificent dispiay of for many patients who corne to the nortbern ligbts. Fingers of eeriej hospital, it was their only contact fi pale green flickered across 'the1 with any form of worshiPPing e northern expanse of sky, then God. As an example of theQ fsuddeniv, for a few secondés onlyý splendid wvork done in these there were vivid tongues ofý Mission Hospitals, she cited the! fiame shooting from a dark cap: Case of a young girl brought in1 over th e bis. The display quick-1 with meningitis who, due Io tIe ly faded to the more usual but! care she received, was cured buti none the less awe inspiringý became permanently deaf. Shle 'searchlight" beams of changing i attended the Schooi for the Deaf colours and moving rapidiy from at Belleville and today is one of the north-west to extremne east their exceptionally clever stud- and back again. Those versed in ents and bas won many honors. weather lore read in this a change Mrs. Phip and Rev. L. Turner of weather, and sure enough to- sang a duet whichi was in keep- day, Monday, after several quite ing with the spiritual atmospherei chilly days, we had a touch of of the meeting. Mrs. Honey ex- winter again, when a shower ofj pressed thanks to Mis. Somerville pellets bounced about. These! and ta those w ho sang. have been x'ariously described as sieet, frozen snow, frozen rain andhai. 1 NE WTON VILLE Severai neighbors attended the! Metropolitan Silver Band Concert! on Saturday evening, and theý Mrs. Bill Found, Toronto, spentl services on Sunday, in the United Sunday %vith ber parents, Mr. and Church, Port Hope, at %,,hich the Ms's. Saunders. band accompanied. Mr. Elmer Randali and son The foilowing report is by the Jem, Oshaw'a, with bis sister. Miss press secretary, Sam Hutnv\k- 1Miuînie Randaîl on Saturday. The seventh meeting of the Zion, The Burley Bus journeyed to Mission Band was held on May 2, Niagara on Sundav ith a fLII with Mrs. Best in charge and quota of sightseers for Blossom' Mrs. Gerow and David as visitors. ý Weekend. XVe hadl the roll cail and secretarv Mrs. Wiifred Wood spent Suin- read the minutes. Jean Best read d1ay iin Toronto with her mothes-, *Frieiidship." The treasurer re- Mrs. Chas. Reid and sister Hazel. ported $5.15 on hand. Mrs. Best Miss Alice Nesbitt. Toronto,' read tbe Stb chapter of the Twins. spent thbc veekend with her sis- Our thenie xas "Jesus Lives On I" ter, Miss Annie Nesbitt. Sam Hutny-k read the scripture. Mr. Fred Henderson who xvas' Mrs. Best read the explanation ini Memorial Hospital, Bowrnan- followed by an 'Easter prayer. ville, for an appendix operation, Mrs. Gerow read a chapter from returned home on Monday and "The Flying Umbrelia." is improving nicely. Mrs. Caldwell, Messrs Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Len Barton and Jones, Ellsworth Casweil and famî1lV motored to Niagara for Harold Caswell visited Mr. Roger' Blossom Sunday. Tambl.vn in Port Hope Hospital.1 Th ere was a short course in Mr. Stanley Job nston, Newton- the Orange Hall on Monday and 1 ville, called on Mr. H. Caswell. Tuesdav, sponsored, by the W. giving the ladies ideas on biowto re-model their \vardrobes. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wacle and lAL W ORK Mso ndMs eeyHliron D ~at Orono.i The 'Jlowers in the Ltnitodl Church Sundav eeinig ierei placeci there i iii einorN- of Mrii. HEATING oe okinlvhs NACES Mrs. William Lane. Mr. and, )NING Mrs. Cleland Lane and Mr. and Mrs. Melville Jones attended the wedding reception of Mr. and F ROOFING Mrs. Philip Roy Gustar (neel obligation will conform Helen Jean O'Neill) held at thei my new location. home of the bride's grandiparents, 11ope, <ou Frhlav. Dr. and Mi-.J.. K. Blizzard. R A N TW'ai'kw'orth, with Mr. and Ms ýOff Scuog St.) Willis Jns Go 49 KING ST. W. Whiat could beie icer for Motiier titan gift of a stylish... NEW RAT - GLOVES - NYLON BLOUSE or niake a gift selection froin our varicd assortmient of SPRJNG AND SUMNER DRESSES Plother %vould appreciate... AN ALL -WOOL CARDIGAN for these cool evenhngs A poptîlar gift with 'Mother wvouIdl be a . .9 Fancy Pique or Cotton Prints by the Yard You wiIl find that ail the above items are VERY REASONABLY PIRICED and are made from only the best of materials. Au.]KENNEDY PIIONE SU MOTHER'S DAY ive SOMETHING PERSONAL! Dur Port Hope flepreseniative for.. SINGER SEWING MACHINE cou will be in Dowmanville Tues. and Wed. each week It is our desire to give our customers even better service than ever before, for service, repairs or en- quiries abotit new machines, cali our Port Hope store and reverse the charges. SINGER SEWING CENTRE 47 Walton St. PORT HOPE Phone 3060 HOSE --LP Suiccessor to Couch, Johinston & Crydernian BOWMANVILLE 0 'YES" PROMPTLY to 4 out of EXAMPLES OF LOANS 5. Bankable security or co- Ya makers flot required. Loans for -!9iMa. !# Mo.* O . balance of down payment on . 154.19 509.72 719.46 homes and home repairs. ea $2$4$4 Phone, write, or corne in today. sPynI,,...., Il- See P . i ., ., C dl Loans $50 fo $1200 .Ionv -T) USCaP AvJT IUS tO SAY Vr»- 4 'Eeôoea~FINANCE CO. 2nd Fi., 1 IS!? SIMODE ST., K. (Over Bank of Nova Sootia), OSHAWA Phone: 3-4687 s John Palisa, YES MANager OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL NOON All lans made in conformonce with Consumer Credit Regulotions tons made ta residents of aIl ssrounding tows - Personal Finance Company of Canada O&haiwa, Conodau ,TH rRSDAY, MAY Sth, 1952 THE CAX"IA11; STATESMAN. BOWMAMM.t.IP- niýZTARTeN c 1 BOWMANVILLE Phone 471 7ý 0 PANTIES