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TrHURSDAY, NOV. ist, 195a ..-~ I.--- DI ~ *.~c' ~-x>ÂN r1lA~N O.IT -.-JLbIAN. JB W M A NV1LLP. ONTARIO A MOFFAT - JOPLING In Wesley United Church, Lakefield, on Saturday after- moon, Oct. 20, Doris Evelyn, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Jopling, Lakefield, was united in marriage with David Neil Moffat, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Moffat, Orono. Rev. T. H. Fleetham and Mr. Kenneth Stewart officiated against a background formed by ferns, emums and gladioli. Mrs. Elizabeth Telford play- ed the wedding music, and dur- ing the signing of the register, Pderfect Love" and "Eternal The bride was given in mar- riage by her father and wore the wedding gown worn by her grandmother, Mrs. J. G. Jop- ling of Bridgenorth, fifty years ago. 0f old ivory point d'esprit over peau de soie, the gown was fashioned with a quaint yoke and high boned collar with rows of Valencienne lace caught to- gether with hand faggoting. The full leg o'mutton sleeves tapeired into close fitting cuffs of match- A cow's lest frienc Any Self-respecting cow likes to know thdt the precious food product she supplies is handled with greatest care so it wilI reaci her customers fresh and pure. Fromn the dairy farm to your doorstep, aluminum is aiding the hygienic handling and pro- cessing of dairy products. Milk pails, cans and churns . .. tank trucks and dairy equipment .. )dsfor milk boules and foil r'butter and chese ... ail arc alumium. his odern contamination, is easily kept shiny.clean. And it does flot ~ pkk up" foreign flavors or odors. As one European author- ity has said, aluminum and milk are madie for each other. ALUMINUM COMPANY 0F CANADA, LTD. (ALCAN) ing lace. The full skirt over a frilled petticoat flowed into a graceful train. A nylon tulle veil was caught to a Juhiet cap and she carried a cascade of Pink Delight roses and stephanotis. Miss Vera Northey was the bride's attendant wearing a floor length gown of orchid appliqued satin with very full bouffantl skirt of net over taffeta. A satin bolero was worn over the bodice. She wore a white feath- er headpiece and carried a cas- cade of white carnations. Mr. Paul Jopling, Lakefield, brother of the bride, was best man. For the reception held at the home of the bride's parents, the bride's mother wore a dress of iridescent crystalette with gold accessories and corsage of tawny gold roses. The couple left on a wedding trip to Western Ontario, the bride weaning a dress of im- ported English wooi tweed in blended autumn shades, with brown top coat and British tan accessories. Rer corsage was of Sunshine roses, white carnations and stephanotis. They will re- side on the groom's farm ati Orono.1 STRANG - LARMER A September bride and groom, Mr. a Chant, are pictured with members of theii Kathleen Woodcock, daughter of Mrs. Joh In a ceremony in Deer Lodge l,ýj.Lcv.tju ýiai United Cburch, St. Jaimes( a on Saturday, Sept. 29, Beryl' Edna Larmer, Blackstock, dau- STAINTON -JEFFERY ghter of Mr. and Mrs Ernest'Avrprtyw dngok came the bride of Const. John place in St. Paul's United ~, Kenneth Strang of the R.C.M.P.CuhBwavleonSt of Winnipeg, Man. The groom is ra afternoon, Ot 20, wlie o d _7 the son of Mrs. John A. Strang Mareann Jeffery, daughter f Inl* o Mn. and Mrs. Victor Jeffery o and the late Mr. Strang of Bran- Bowmanville, was united in mar- C don, Man. Rev. M. McLuhan off- niage with Ray Arthur Stainton, iiTherd e oeadcwn son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Prominent f. bTue wooriseathress ucwi Stainton, Oshawa. Rev. H. A. dian agriculttr tchingwailst enth def it ma- Turner performed the ceremony. Rt. Hon. J. G. and black feathen bat. Rer White and velîow 'mums in eral Minister J flowers were a corsage of white standards decorated the church and Hon. Wm. .4 feathered carnations. for the occasion, Mrs. C. H. Minister, and Di Duly lyd h edigDeputy Ministei 0 Mrs. Ross Flewin of Camp Shi- uic andpaycmped the weolog for Ontario, are Iob, Man. attended the bride, wea-î d acc. opa iedthsolo- Bar o d ring a dress of winter blue crys- R sM.Dnl ilas h oaArd oft d talette fashioned with V neck Given in marriage by her and, with the r h and flared skirt, Rer bat was father, the bride wore a baller- staff, are now of blue velvet and she wore a ina length gown of white bro- paring for th( corsage of pink feathered car- caded satin and net fashioned oeigi h Ir nations. with strapless bodice, and the Nopeîng n th 9 Capt. Ross Flewin of the Air with strapless bodice and bouf- This year's .R Observer Corps, Camp Shilo, fant skirt. A fitted jacket was be officially0 k Man. was groomsman. warn over the bodice, and the H on. Wm. A. G * A diner for the bridai party skirt was enhanced by an apron ister of Agriculi followed at The Paddock, Winn- effect overdrape ini front and bas as its sloj ipeg, and the couple left later back. show window on a wedding trip to Banff, Kam- A brocaded satin Juliet cap1 and "showplace loops and Victoria, B.C. They embroidered witb pearîs held Eacli of Canada' will reside at Suite 20, Lady Con- h er veil of French nylon tulle wi libe represer way Apartments, 2199 Portage illusion and she carried a cas- 000-odd entries * Ave., St. James, Manitoba. cade of pale pink roses with on display as ex The bride is a graduate of stephanotis and white pinochio the Royal's covel r Blackstock High School and nur- poms. trophies and cas sing graduate of Peterborough The maid of honor, Miss Shir- The Horse ShE i Civic Hospital, Ontario. The gr- ley Young, Bowmanville, was in !ses to be a col Ioom, a graduate of Brandon Coîl- shrimp crystalette, fashioned on citing spectacle legiate linstitute, is a member Iprîncess lines witb scoop neck- the world's greal ? o f the Royal Canadian Mounted ine, three-quarter sleeves, anîd- Police stationed presently at f ull skirt. Th rdemis Ross Jeffery of Oshawa, woe P resb Isimilarly styled gowns in em- * rald green. Ail wore match- Ming bandeaux of leaves studde dTw o E *with pearîs and carried nose- !SÀ,ALE ~gays of yellow and wvhite poms & i Mr. Ronald Heard was bes man, and ushers were Mr. RossA t A Jeffery and Mr. William Bonk lBright autumn Ur of Oshawa. At a reception hcld in the Sunday School auditorium, thei bnide's mother wore a charcoal gray suit with white feather bat. Rer corsage was of red roses. The groom*s mother xvho assist-I ed wvias in a black silk corded suit with Pink bat and corsage of Pink Delight roses. The couple later ]eft by 'plan e for New York, the bride wear -1 ing a light blute suit with white1 hat and gloves. Mr. and Mrs.J Stainton will reside on Prince St., Bowmanvillc. Out-of-town guiests attended! from Oshawa, Whitby, Toronto, Blackstock, Enniskillen, Peter- borough and Sunderland. Those cntertaining for the bride prior to her marriage were Mrs. D. Glover. Oshawa: jMrs. R. Heard, Oshawa. assisted1 by Miss Shirley Young, Bow- manville; Bowmnanville nih bons and fiends. Follo.ig h rehearsal, members of the brida Party were the guests of the groom's parents, Mn. and Mrs. C. A. Stainton, Oshawa. Thel bride's mother also entertained' at a trouîsseau tea for her dauîgh- ter.1 BROWN'S Brown's Home and School Club held their annujal Hallow- e'en party at the school on Fni- day evening, October 26th. with many strange creatures in at- tendance. Following the parade. the la- dies who had the difficult job of doing the judging announced the winners as fnllows: Pr,ý- school girl, Dehbie MeHoîru; pre-school boy, David Baxter; 5-7 yrs. girl, Kathy' Baxter: 5-7 yrs. boy, Roy Brown; 8-10 yrs. girl, Dorella Lancaster; 8 - 10 yrs. boy, Laverne Weatherup; 11-14 yrs. girl, Donna Mcllroy; b1-14 yrs. boy, Rav Kichko: Best Jdressedi ladies. Mir's. R. Watson and Mrs. J. Pitt; Bpst dresseçi gent, Tommny Wilson; Comnic girl under 14, Judy Pitt: Comic Boy under. 14, Leigh Wilson; Cornie aduit. Mrs. E. MIcllrov:' Couiple undcr 14. Wendv 'S Bnadle 'v Wilson; Adult coutple, Tommy Wilz:on and Kathleen Brown. Mrs. Bailey thanked Mrs. M. C. Fisher, Mrs. Gco). Smith ancl Mrs. C. T. Fo:hergill wh'o acted a s judges of the costu mes. LunchJ was then served, and manv tined and happy ebjîdren were bundled off home. nd Mrs. Lawrence Aylesworth performed in St. George's Memorial Anglican Church, Oshawa. They rbridai'party. Miss Vivianne are residing in Oshawa. From lef t to rîght are: Gary Tighe, Ross n Vernon Woodcock, Oshawa,' Woodcock, Gordon Chant, the groom, the bride, Mrs. William Maeson, on September 8 in a ceremony Miss Eleanor Woodcock, Miss Doreen Woodcock. -Photo by Ireland Studio, Oshawa Wint£ Gala liseum, igures in Cana- re, including the Gardiner, Fed- of Agriculture, A. Goodfellow, )r C. D. Graham, ýr of Agriculture aincluded among Directors of the urai Winter Fair, management and 1feverishly pre- ie Royal's gala SColiseum here, toyal. which will opened by the :oodfellow, Min- Iune for Ontario, gans "Cana da's of agriculture," >of champions." ' ,s ten provinces which will be xhibitors vie for ?ted red ribbons, ;h awards. tw again prom-J lourful and ex- Swith some ofi itest riders frorii ftery "A nthusic iax anc ed the celegates to the Western1 and Eastern Rallies of the Osha-a wa Preshyterial of the. W.M.S.f The western section met inI St. Paul's United Church, Ajax,C October 23. Mrs. J. C. Love,b of Port Perry, third vice presi-v dent, opcned the session. Mrs.S Alex Russell, president of theS W.A. welcomed the delegates. The worship service was con-JF ducted in the morning by theA Pickering Auxiliary and inth afternoon by the Greecwoo Auxiliary. iS At the luncheon served bx' St. [ i Paul's W.A. greetings wcree brought by Rev. Butler, Mrs. J. ti H. McKinnev, conference presi- dent, and Mrs. F. Rced, second y %vice president. S The eastern section was held oc in CouIrtice United Church. Mrs I V F. Reed opened the session andW Mrs. C. Simmons, president of e( the W.A. welcomed the dele- J P gates. The worship service was c( conducted in the morning by tc MEN Full and Pi workers for the home missions tir Fuirand expressed thanks for the ~r Fa rmucli nee bales of supplies. The uie thughfulwords of O pening Mrs. T. L. Norton, past presi- dent, who told the departing bJnUW fliLdelegates to have faith and to N ov. 9th trust in God was a fitting close to the Rallies. the United States, Ireland, Mex- ico, Chîle and Canada compet- Y L PTl ing. As an added attraction YE VERTON.L which is certain to find favour with visitors to this year's Mn. and Mrs. Maurice Nesbitt Royal, the world-famous Musi- and Trevor were Saturday even- cal Ride of the Royal Canadian ing dinner guests of the John Mounted Police will be seen Wrights. daily. Last seen at the 1953 Misses L'ora, Lois and Elean- Royal, the Musical Ride con- or Wright of Blackstock attend- sists of 32 mounted members of ed Yelverton Sunday School as the Force who go tbrough an guests of cousin Dale Stinson intricate routine that requires while spending the day at the great precision and split-second Stinson menage. timing. Mrs. John MeCabe and Elean- Young agricultunist s from or Jean on Sunday at the Wm. many parts of Canada, includ- MeCabes. ig Ontario, will convene in To- On Thursday evening Messrs. ronto fromn November lOth ta David Wilson and self, Harvey l5th to participate in their Na- M., accompanied Howard Mal- tional 4-H Club Week. colm to a Stewards' Forum beld StilI other interesting featunes in Trinity Church, Peterborough, of the 1956 Royal Agricultural thus fulfilling certain self-impos- Winter Fair will be a magnifi- ed obligations to the local church cent flower show, a live mink board to the detriment of the show on November 9th and caudal regions mneanwhile at- lOth, wool fashion show, cook- tempting more or less bopelessly ing demonstrations, a photo- to resist the soporific tenon of graphic competition, horse shce the "atmosphene". Just why pitching competitions and van- these assemblages of Christians ious other attractions. and would-be'ers, bears the un- mistakable impnint of a wake- we fail to fathom; have we per- Shaps injected this unnatural f.M .S. H olds sombreness into our religion where none was ever intended? Yelverton was well represent- ostic Rallies e ttonihorn uein this week. The Bethany turkey ýupper drew a capacity crowd - d Cou rtice so good in fact the late comers remarked thein turkey tasted the Bowmanville Trinityf Church slightly "hammy". Sorry a Afternoon Auxiliary and in the certain "mal d'enfant" laid low afternoon by the Nestleton af- our best laid plans and that filiated society. tender turke,% turned out to be At te luchen sevedpoached eggs. At he unceonseredby the On Sunday a representation Courtice W.A. greetings were was present at Ballyduff Anni- brought by Rev. L. M. Somer- versary Services which were ville and Mrs. J. H. McKinney. held morning and evening. Con- Solos were sung by Mrs. Harry gratulations to the energetie Smith and Mrs. Harold Muir. hiandful of supporters on their Speakers were Mrs. K. C. initiative in keeping thein Hopkins and Miss lia Newton. church alive. VIns. Hopkins in a thought-pro- On Wednesday evening the voking address based on the Jack Wilsons, Miss Em. Henders heme of the Rallies, steward- and the Art Rowans attended hip of abilities, declared nobody the Kedron fowl supper. is without talent and urged Yelverton acquaintances of everyone to use their talents to Miss Marie Carr of Bethany he best of their ability. share the anxiety of family and Miss Newton who bas spent 20 friends over the progress of this vears in north western Alberta popular young lady following ;poke of ber work, especially h er unfortunate automobile ac- f the last six years spent in cident. A speedy recovery is Vina, one bundred miles nortb hoped for. vest of Edmonton. She serv- Mn. Jack Archer and Miss d both old and young, teaching, Rowena Archer of Port Hope, oreacbing, baptizing babies and were Saturday evening supper onducting funeral services. She guests of the David Wilsons. ýold of the great need for more Mn. and Mrs. David Wilson --and Mrs. Annie McQuade were1 4Sunday dinner guests of the . Percy Prestons. A N T ED APPLY Brookdale-Ki ngsway Nurseries BOWMANVILLE Pre-Cast CONCRETE Approved Septic Tanks Sidewalk Slabs Porches and Sieps Brooklin Concrete Products Phone Brooklin 155 COLLECT CALLS ACCEPTED LOW RAIL FARES TO THE ROYAL AGRICULTUIRAL WINTER FAIR TORONTO, NOV. 9-17 FARE AND ONE-HALF FOR THE ROUND TRIP G.ed golng-Nov. 8th-1 7th mci. Return-Leave Toronto not lacer than midnigbt, November l8tb, C A M 4ival o Hampton Bride Given Shower Hampton: A mîscellaneous shower for Miss Annabelle Ad- cock, bride-to-be, was held in [the Sunday School room on Fr1- day evening, Oct. 12 when she was the recipient of many lovely and useful- gifts from Hampton community, friends and neigh- bors. The room was very tastefully arranged for the occasion, with pink and white streamers and tiny pink umbrellas, baskets of Royal Conservatory olt Music of Toronto MIDWINTER Applicatiofis ani fees m. reach the Conservatory net Inter thon DEC. 10, 1956. 135 COLLEGE STREET TORONTO 25, ONT, FULL LENGTH $79.95 Recent Oshawa Wedding* of Interest Here Precision Waterproofi * MA RReS JEWELLERY 43 King W. MA 3-5'~63 Fresh, new fur-toned Shades like Silver Sand, Caramel, and Beaver. glow make this year's BORG DEEPILE coats even more glamorous. A BORG DEEPILE coat is practical as well as beautiful-it iswarm with- Out weight-it is permanently moth- Proof and it's 100% Orion* pile assures lasting loveliness. BRESLIN'S Bowmanville -Whitby garden flowers a&lm lent the% beauty. The bride Iob . was assIsted in receiving the gifts by hei cousin, Miss Grace Kersey. Ari« nabelle expressed her apprecia. tion and invited ber friends te visit her in ber future home. A number of ladies assisted in serv. ing dainty refreshments. A pleasant evening was spent by the large group of ladies' assembled. Canada's electrical manufac. turing industry produced close to a billion dollars worth ol goods in 1954. Marr'sSays: BUY NOW DURING THE BIULOVA lqw-.Footwear Prices slashed much below cost: Priced from .50C Pr. LOW RUBBERS, OVERSHOES, ETC. Ail Sales Final John St ut t Shoes 15 King St. E. 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