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MEADOWS -. KUBAR French tulle veil whbich tel1 Jsister of the groon, and friend, Miss Wendy Johnson, all of Toronto, were brides-1 maids. Miss Carol Stapleton,' Ssister of the groom, and Miss, Linda Murphy, cousin of the bride, were flower*girls. The' bridesmaids wore floor length gowns of yellow crepe with' lace embrojdered bodice trim-' med with stipper satin. and they carried bouquets of yel-: low and bronze baby *mums. The flower girls wore street length dresses of yellow. crepe trimmed with slipper satin and carried îîosegays of yellow and bronze baby Lmums. Recently Married in Oshawa . . . ..- ed that the people of thi Ichurch work w%-eil togethei h Jfor the church and not thE glory of compliments. An ex- pression of appreciation wic voiced in hnur of the Rev and Mrs. Gîlchris;t. and Mr *Sexsmîith tod orfIlle maný uintold aCs oft1,indness anè * words of conifort that thesE two people had given to sc ýmany of our membcrs during the past ' ear. fie endied by stating the fact that is so Weil known -You on]l«y get out r1 this world Pxactlv- what you p ut forth" and thit \x'e should keep ngtie fact in ou r Bouquets of large white and ber cascade bridai bou- Mr. John Walkev 0f Bow- and blue 'mums enhanced quel was of white roses. manville, friend of'the groom,Amoon ordormr St ar s G reek O rthodox M s Tam ara H b r i t r w s b s a n h ushers w s m d ri a r e , a Cburch, Oshawa. for an au- of the bride, Miss Janie were Mr. Robert Stapleton,, Rv.(madhestpand ncied thi tumn wedding uniting in Grabko, cousin of the bride,ý Newtonville. Mr. Frank Sta- enedicitundth marriage Miss Leonita (Lee> Oshawa, and Miss Susanipleton, Toronto. brothers of > Hubar, daughter of Mr. ànd Meadows, sister of the groom,ý the groom. and a friend, Mr. Mrs. Peter Hubar of Oshawa, were t.he senior attendants. Tim Platt of Toronto. and Mr. Roger George Ed- Miss Margaret Huhar, an- Following the wedding the... ýCourt Venture ward Meadows, son of Mr. other sister of the bride, was reception was held at White and Mrs. Albert R. Meadows junior bridesmaid. They wereCastie Hotel. Scarborough,: Of Bowmnanville. Very Rev- attired in forx4hal-length, A-ý where the bride's mother re-, M akes Plans erend Tsukornyk was the Of- line gowns of royal blue brm-1 ceived wearing a gold sheathl fîciating clergyman. cade highligbted by a green dress with matchng coat andle Gie nmarriage by ber, paisley design, and topped by hat. black accessories and:~~~F r A tvte fatber, the bride wore a: brief jackets styled with corsage of white and yellow; -out Venture L1892. Cana. floor-lengtb gown Of white jewel neckline and three- 'mumns. The groom's mothor'~.' dian Order of Foresters,. held p eau de soie fashioned wit h quarter length sleeves. Their assisted, wear-ing a two-piece *> fis fîrst meeting of the nevý lace bodire, long lily-pointed'bow-beaddres.ses were of the moetallic green suit, black. ~~~..............yar on Jantiar, 24th vit lace sleeves. and scalloped' dress material adorned with accessories and corsage of y .' rednt Dne Mcel neckline. The, graceful cathe- royal blue, shoulder-length yellow and bronze 5m5s 'À ~presidiîg. dirai train, which flowed from veils Tbey carried cascade Before leaxing on a brief _-~-* rsideiit celseote the shoulders, was accented bouquets of white and blue honeymoon ai Niagara Fall, , that four members attended bY lace appliques. A lovely mums. the bride donned a pink wool a 5 - etine of Court Char-lene tiara beadpiece held her, Mr. David Lawrence of suit with matching fur col- - lidirs court, Oshawa, after Oshawa was best man and lac and black accessories. A whîch a quiirslion ind aw ver the ushers were Mr. Bruceý corsage of pink and white ý' eu od \was held c-nnductcd i b Meadows of Bowmanvi!1-ý, sweetheart roses complement-71 Brothcr O. F. (Cook, Branîp- IA A e,~brother of the groom, Mr. ed ber travelling attire. Mc. 'ton and Brothrr Krith Clarke, W M U L U Walter Grahko, cousin of the and Mrs. Stapletun are resid- iOs ha w a. A sleigh ride w ill W V I IL I bride, Oshawa, and Mr. Toneving al 819 Kennedy Rd., Scar- rld earlv in Fcbrtiarx-, in W A N TED ~~~Puntus of Oshawa, also a horough. pt(ttadangto cousin of the bride. Out-oftown guest.s WPe r eboln n sa ltri Th ecpin a eld at present fcom Detroit, Mich.,ý 't . the moiilh. hoth tiriderthie tbe Credit Union Hall, Osh-i Newcastle. Newtonville, Or-. ~ auspices of Disu r;-t Couîncil. awa. and xvas followed bv a 0110 and Bowmanville.~.~ ri-eita h A Ld n e G u t s w e r c e v d P r i o r t o e r m a r r i a p e f t h( I i f h lr - . 3 o f 1 l i e ( 'nCr t w o u l d by the bride's mother, whn rdoa enhîoe ihmk a tcf epao wore a peacock blue dress 1 mkrI the h, o putlcphard. ESAEwith lace jacket, white fea- a ubro iselnosi r I)ncothiýBn agceed the ba. atcin ble lîosand a persona] showersq. Mr.SseBn REPRESENTATIVES white gloves and corsage of'Trcy Ebe.N cst, peacock blue 'mums. She was ý1 wa s eLs s for, aeatndo ok t assdinrciigb'hecd by her sister Mrs. John *ý, anud Sister Carol Robertsws groom's mother who chose a; Forrester. Orono, aunts of thea pi ed c n no sitd w h ite a n d g o ld b ro c a d e d re ss 'g r o .h s e s J a n e v t a d with long-sleeved matching gom footist, mthn acsoies The bride \vas also the re- BtyWrstlakreMceei f r t ian cosgofpk mri.cPetof a set of Wearever- and Jea Dx-ltiiaten honeymoon in Jamaica, ateOrange Ccuslî Ltd., IvMr. and Mrs. Roger George Edward Meadows, shown in hie above photo, s peulal session of Ilgeh Cour-t bride donncd for travelling a Whece she was emplo.yed, and wcre roecntly rnarried in St. Mr' Greek OrtI-odox Chut-ch, Oshawa. Former- If0bhe heldi in Brampton on skirt wrth long sleeved whitelmoney fcomn the staff ati-laI-1'r is Lont (Lee) HuLbar, te btue is te dauger of M. ad -r. Pte sil blus, ad mtàng c-lowell Funeral Home, Toc-ý Ifubar of Oshawa, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Meadows P.M.A. Real Estate cessories. Tbey are residing~ onto, whece he is employed. of Bowrnanv il __. Photo 1 by -Ro ber t. AldswýAorth ScouÇ in London, Ont. The groomn's parenîts enter- - ___________s Out-of-town guests attriid- fained the weddirig part 'v :re-p lor-t e acceptedf as report- M tes Ltd. seeks as repre- ýed fromn Cleveland,Ohio, New following the rebearsa I.cd.. This was seconded b Jersey, Rochester, NY., Btuf- Thursday evening prior toI ivarrleu inl Toronto !A. Thompson.b' En dCente na sentatives substantial falo. NY., Bowmanville and the wedding, at the ,Swissi h etrn uehr ro h ecme eeigo men njoîngtheres Toont. Cale", cacoroigh- * the Board of Managers this the Bowmanville Scout Moth- men njoyng he rs. efor hermariagetheYeac are J. Bell, A. Cameron, cers' Auxliarv was held ai the berde wa rs poffie ,b he - T nIP. Cowling and H. Kelly. P hmp of Mrs. Bernie Puk, peet of their Com- Geerl oor ofce Oh was moved and seconded that;Liberf xSt..N. It took the awa. She attended Ritson these aemmesb.r- om faCnena at Public Scbool and Central munity and who are Colleglate, O s h a w a. The' The members of tire(en'* accepted foc another term. with memheu s and giîests in tennial committee thei g*ss A proposed Operating Bud-iheaîîtttl (entennhl costume,-- groom, whowatendedunntarandm m e , fClrests, . get for the comîng year was! 13Y reqîîest the two Quieen faila wthCunry 'Street Public and Bowman- admmes0 Cak on'pcescnted auud moved forS-oujts ;funm 1sf. Troop, Fred v l e H igh Schools a nd cil enjoyed a m eeting together Id p i n b . B ll e o d r ' c ; n i n o i P i h w vilette vle. sn l technical Institute, owidup the business of .anye- aoto hyJBlscnddM auîndorPkshw T oeon totista ealuneeing- the C entennial year, F riday I TH . e ll . o tM n ag r sr-d e îî g as ld n their m rt ip t o HîiO Her i a opotun tcbican suprvso wtbvening, Jan. 26, They enjoy ç byh. BocrdyofMtinaesru-deaginortheir motripine.rest Hr sa opotn ehiin sprio thed a fine dinner at the Dutch quested that representatives'including the 12th World Scout Ford at St. Thomas, Ont. Oven and then adjour-ned To 1roups ofteCeisi abre tIdh n nnial i*y te make a perma- ibrie was honred wriate-e tendow Hllthe d GOUsbe A ointed to at-; To celchrate ourr nena brid washonoed wth ev- p thir bsines. ictues 1tendtheBoard meeting.. Year, a heiifufl Gold R-- n n an pr ftb e ieral parties. A miscellaneous upd tieir s n o e. Picturshe yeac of 1967 pr-ovd menhranc-o Book especlally netad prftbe shower was beld in Oshawa d ig eemc noe, ver-y successful for St. An- pcdpared byý Mar-y 'ooke, was b y a u t s o ! t h b i d ; a n o n g w r e m u b e tn e , . - d r e w 's . T h e C e n te n n ia l P r o - s ig u e d b v a il p i- en connection with one ! the groomn's sister, Mrs. John pictures. Those present from 1ei asth nl-ie thati ayeMcitirugan hult 1Brc a otsfoab atsoeie ntrslg.jc wsteol tm ayadtogt oft eBs r s e d r uce hw ra b lsess foma ath Kendal were Miss C. W. Stew- 1 feli short of being completed , proxoking contests were pay et th m st re p ct d ro m bo e a ler ho e nart and Mr. and Mrs. Roy . ow cvec, the Sanctuary seats c d. Bo ma vll. elo m - Foster. - were cleaned and upholstered. To co mrplee thce x cning a' farm, home and rot- ployees of the bride enter- TeEcigAxlayofr, up.osptlrkspe tained and pesite br Mrs. Gordoun Larîgstaff came edToh pee the Axiitla fe- wStirPnjicd byoal.c u tag agnces n Ot. wîth a Spanish footstool. home fcom Memorial Hospital, Idtio o ne enhe sal-w- 1'lenfst eetng0 16 tage Formeefelow-emloyeent-JThursday- on wswt Donna ww-mlye,;Rthr utChrl Ms a wtb-0 e ring of the organ but were will he bcld on lFeh. l2fliat General Motors South Power eaut heMs.GrryWuabetgcdfitem - the home of Mr-s. Helen Hami- aria. This business can *Plant pcesentcd th e groom Campbell, while Diane was in L. abtiore tiorntinfte ord- nut t AlC w it b e uti ul h e b o s ita . A l w s elî J ~ Jla tte r p a rt o f th e Y e a r , b u t t ' a n d S c o u t M o th e rs w ill b e h. operated success- ilinen. ho sebo d r so, that Mrs. Chas'iter.bethttswckmdemtwcom Following the weddigrefhop ,who was 94 i 41 ill ercopeted bithe nekar --------- -- hearsal the groom's parents, January. is iot gaining as fav-ý th.. fuIIy tram your home, entectained the bridai party' orably as one would wish, ln: 1 -i are no bTheir handsand KfiguresI ifneesar.Idafuo tueBre. ofh anecsaygre hsiow a le W l - - ~~~Some 25 guests attended the teBado aaesbs~W if ne essar . Ide l for at th ir ho e in owman llle emor-al 1-ospitl. J - ~given their approval. n B vm nil Wo n liquid embcoidery demonstra.. 4 '.l'lAt the Church Manse oui a c i v - m n d d e t r e M A P E T N M R P Y t i o n e l d a t t h e h o m e o f M r s . r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... ...', J D ' v s i n S t e t h e g r a e I n s t i t ,i i t e m e t i n t h e Y o u n g mo rwmn o Standards of pink gladioli Eddie Cour-oux. Wednesday n iiinSre h aae epesHf ft( ivto men or woen. No !n1ghl. Tat embwas ane-builtenand JnewskitchenonPeople is sHallbof and nalvationn and wbite 'mums adorîîed the gt.Tbt mroidery seems, M.adMs ent JmsSaltn hw cuphoards with twin slnksi Army on Ihiursdav, cb. lst altar of St. James Presbyter- mucb easier and quicker than the above photo, exchanged marriage vows in St.~ ceisald eea te with a good atteidar e ln prevous expeiene 'an Curch, Dawes Rd., Tor- ubgteebodr hed James Presbyterian Church, Toronto on Saturday repairs were completed also. spite of the xxet xx ather. Presl- onto, wen Miss Lillane Isobel evening, Nov. 25th, 1967, at 5 o'clock. The bride is Rev. Gilchrist expressed is dn is .Wîea oee neesr.Mrhduhe fM. and tWehey t el Itwshes wrell.ciation on the Sday the meeting in tue isiial way. ne e s r .M r phys a ug her of c . o a in W e r a d i a a d w npou 0f Jth e fo r-m er L ilian e Isob el M u rp h y , d au g h ter of M r. c oo a teî e and i u ay M rnh rs a rd visitors w e ue ough. and Mr. Kenneth James week. The *y gave on the radioJ and Mrs. Isaac Murphy, Scarborough, and the gomigwcb asnbld he wl(omed. Stapleton, son of Mr. and Mcs that the 1 1/1 Inches of r-ai is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Stapleton, Nwo-shol to operate without a-o Mhs proprain xx as lii charge Nwo-sistaior-e. . Roy Webhec, (Conven- For further details Hugh Stapleton, Newtonville 1 they had in Toronto would sistIle 1-f owever. he alsol "onS were united in marriage o hvn be f)Iieso no, -slaied that we have badthorn me iis. e writ toSatudayeveingNovmberso e SOffl bethanfulim;sfotue I se ive each- rcd a pirce ou"'ife (ar-rBe write ta~ tu~î a.y e enin i No ember sow sho ld h tlian fuib, j s drrrin Ph-, st year r-idtax- Ils he olar nand Rev. G. Muir officiated anîd weathec put the level of the! hae, erfec,(togv the moct-" ýlhre w 's are iin desperate need NIs. s. go 10 e\eethe, motl-" the cbuirch oî-ganist plaved 500w down but it still ig lots!!S A de w 's Com phIII.Oi- of rpaeet.It is hpdi," uvmn ae rîvit.e the weddiiîg music. After the! deep. There are two laYc s ta wwl hv sm bln appx- hraru. wedîgpa~t ssmbe b Of Ice down in it somnewx ere. Mrs Kein the îeîx future an- foedthe atar, achuch 5d be-Mythermometer i ever wenuM-,tn c RealtyorLtd.e dl:'re, alad lîd afin tie e y > cce stu ye r hat we can also acquire a'M 1 atd sag"h ýt 0 Srdymorning the Sprirriet register "O Peî-feet Love*', paig okyon our fr-ont. Chuî-cb n eserl chn Boom 'soIns 'Tass tile Plate o1f Uap- ther s iiieserae ree o Aroind", iiird "\o- The rid, gven n n.17street uirtil tesand trck ý 1lif'le iauil mueeting of St. b,'y Miss Briagg at teuic ln. "ePair and pcoposed pr-ires man' uîrs. s Buia 13018 Baseline Rond, uiage bv lier- fallier, wore a! came aloîîg. Aîîdrew's Presrhvterian Churcb! A scciptumc ceading and pray- v C5'lradîgo Ruuiaxxayrd * foorlenth pmrîcssline Th cîgrcgtoîln cctir a s heldi on Wedricsday, Jaîî.'dc, led by Rev. Gilcbrist, fol- ýfloor and pouring of a newia'., Dunbarton, Ontario. gown of iwhite ranati-n ena nie hu-hwaJ24h 96 t63)b th oed oîc-tefoo ee rsnt ie us sekr.Ms -,Tou na.v n i realize the perm anent type of damage th at igthe 'Fe ru r I I U\e r n s oh o pr- K rii-l 'hsouin ndl ldwvpemnn.aLarry. and M. and Mrs. Gus Ferayofl!y, U'e( geato was gi%-en1Mar-h. 14, xere discussed.A thesoutinsuse i cld av pemaens may cause tO Wilson weme to Tor-onto to see Reg. $12-50 - Specia - food for- thouight when Mr-.r donaltîi ws ivnfm f .e oa n r . c l t i g p n e l m d a e l a e b j u r - t h e m I e F a l l e a n e n o y e " a i r S t y l i n g a t i t s B e s t ! "G i l c h r - s t b r o u g h t t o o îr q t - : M c D o n a ] d I n s t i t u t e P r - o m î(t,. . cle ne . t em very uch tnu ion th, fact that our A rran-gem ents; xere com p lted Rex. Mr. Sneigî-ove took teT er Ij uthi the onl -ne thai for the short course af Maple NE CSL LOSPNAK UPR service in Kendal Chut-ch, Sun- Thioeo closes for the montb ofGrove, Feb. 22, "Fashion Cues' NE CATE IOSPACAESUPE âay, and spoke from the text Saon o August. This matter s to be foc You", *Newcastle Community Hall - February 27th "Where the Roads Dixide". O I boîght to bbc session at theirý Roî (all xx vas aiwre The choir sang "~Tell Me the oOnéixt meeting. -Th,- advauîiages of ltir-infg, r1O1d, Old Stomy" with Mms. A. O~Mr. Sexsmitb spokr of bis a home on a btudgct". Meet-' - Foster piaviîig thre organ. B b t e e ypi-ide in beiug a member of iuîg losed %xith God Saxe the: Mr. and'Mms. Waynre Fostcr For Appoinfment 623-7691 SI. Atidrew-'.- anid gave a spe-iQtiren", piauliI, NIr,;. 0. S and Mcc. M. E. Foster were cial wonrd of praise to the BragE. Lunch W-as -ýer-ved h\- W A 5 -guests of Mm, and Mms. Hatch- 57 KING ST. W. BOWMANVILLE Women*s Groups that wxor-k the gr-oup in charge. Mms ;R 'er Foster, Suindav, celebrating s0 bard and kccp the chur-cb Patfield. Conxcoor-. A social _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ H a t c h e r 's b tt h d a y . o p e r a t i n g f n a n c i a l l y . H .e f o t - i h a f - h o u r w a s e n j o y e d . ils'Te Cariadiari Statesman, Eowmancllle, Feb. 7, 1968 e , I D . W e s W . Cra g ; Trustees, X_ý SALEM 1 as . LYIE. Twist. L. Welsh. Gerald I.Our annual congregational Shackleton. Gordon Shackle. r. was held at the church on ton, D. Reynolds, M. Mar- y January 3lst. The meeting chant; Ushers. Bruce and Don d opened with hymn .154 fol- Richards, Don Welsh. Brian se lowed by scripture and prav-ý Blackburn; Organist. Mrs. K. o er bv Rev. D. Northey. 'Shackleton with Misses Mar- ig Mr. Doug. Reynolds was, ion Buttery and Cindy Craig )y aippointed secretary. Steward,; as assistants: Music Commnit- ,il report was given by Gerald tee, Marion Buttery, R. Craig, of Shackleton; Sundav School, Mrs. E. Twist an'd Mrs. K. )I report by Mrs. S. B3utterv: Shackleton: Preparation of Id U.C.W. report by Mrs. L. elements. Mrs. L. Richards e;Welsh: Tyro report by MradsL. Welsh: Church ur Doug Reynolrds. Treasurer, Mr. W. Craig: M The Tyros have a member- and M. Fund Treasurer, Mrs. tshîp of 19 with Mrs. A. Ste-' W. Craig: Parsonage Board- dphien and Mr. Dnug. RPeynoldzz representative. Mr, and Mrs. las leaders. Mrs,.,ohn Coombes Gerald Shackleton; AudItors, els the leader of the Explorers, Bob Craig and Doug. Rey- There is aiso a Hi-C group nolds. on the charge. A meeting was cailed for 1Election of officers as fol-' Monday, Feb. 5th, to discuss l:'ows,: Eiders. L. Squair, K.' plans for projects and special Sha.ckleton. W. Craig, S. BuLt-.' services for Our centennial te"r. : Stewards, Gerald Shack- thîs year. A social time was ](eton, F. Blackburn, R. Craiz, enjoyed following the meet- L. Richards. Jim Coombes, irg. WIfyvou havent Id got a n'Ochb Idunce.. THE RICI- UNCLE meet Jim Slack, he'11 see that you get the cash you need without any grumbli ng. Unlikec rich uncles, Seaboard Mariagers are trained specialists when it cornes to personal and family finances. That's why more Canadians turn to Sea- board every day, even people wha have rich uncles. At Seaboard you can get cash ta keep you going between paydays or cash to hîy a home. With Seaboard, the Joan business isn't. just figures and bookkceeping, it's people. Seaboard bas helped a lot of people ta get things done and can probably help you, too. Make it a point ta meet 'tînce' Ji soon. He doesn't believe in the word huimbug. And he doesn't belie%,e in wasting your Lime. YouUl prob- ably get, your Joan in minutes. Your Seaboard Manager ini Bowmnanville is Jim Slaek at 1 King Street East. Call Jim at 623-3326. 4>8% FLOAT A SEAF3OARD LIFESA VER LOAN JIM SLACK THE SEABOARD MAN