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Phc & >ne 623-3303 Honor Graduate Mr. and Mrs. Dan Seto ofi The many friends of Mrs.1 Toronto, accompanied by Joseph Sing Seto, Parkway friends fromn New York, were ýCrescent, were son-y ta Iearn irn town on Monday. of the sudden death of!lher' .;.Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Alldread. father, Mr. Cheng Lok Sang, ,t>lerty St. North, were Sun- an Friday, June 7, ln~ Hong day din.ner guests of Mr'. andKong. Cousins of Mr. Seto, Mrs. Robert Flett, Brooklin. ;Mrs. S. Yu and her two Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Barrett'daughters, Nancy and Joyce, and Laura Lee, Burllngton, carne !rom Boston ta Bowman. vsted their grandparents, Mr ville ta express their sympath. and Mrs. C. Johns, Liberty S Tjhey xvere guests of Mr. and1 North, last week. Mrs. Seto for several days and i Mrs.Ieftman Sunday to return to Mrs Heman Wentland, their home ln Boston, Mass. Eganvile, has returned homeMr uiSto!Trna- atfter spendJng a recent week-,other cousin, also vislted Mr. end with her sister, Mrs.'and Mrs. Seto. Norman Taylor, Church St. ï Mr. and Mrs. Alec Lyle,' Mrs. J. Kraînp and Mrs. F.'Flett Street, attended the prem-. White, bath o! Brampton, are 1eeo TeDvils Brigade at 1 vtir ndther sonF.A.d daghe ~~Odeon Theatre, Toronto,' Miss Melody Anne Muir ter M. d rs.F.A.Krmplast Thursday evening. Mr. and1d htrof Mr. and Mrs. and family, King St. East. Mrs. Lyle wEre special Arhe .MursCutiesi Mr. and Mrs. John Oke and'at the showing. During WorldrcheR.honor, gorutie o! family and Gary Oke. al of War II Mr. Lyle served over,-p Oshawa, were Sunday guests seas with the lst Special Ser-!Peterborough Teachers' Col- with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence.vice Force (combined Ameni- ýlge. She will commence her English at their trailer at can and Canadian Paratroop- teaching duties in the Dar- Hastings. 'ers), and the film depicts t1he;ington area this September. Miss Pet, Gill has success- exploits of this Special Forcel fullY completed hier fourth'during the war. The major year at Queen's Univ. (2nd raie in the film is the par- G ad te Medicel year) and fis emploedtrayel of Geenel Fredericks,, %.rid ae at the Onitania Hospital, Whiit- cormeanding officer of the bY. as a summer interne, unit. -Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brock. Congratulations ta Doug Queen Street, and Mr. and Evans of Bowmanville High! Mrs. Harold Hale. Toronto, ne- School on receiving a $15 cash' turned home Iast Thursday Provincial Award for high! fromn a three-week motor tnip marks, in this district, in the ' ta Winnipeg and area where flnst annual Ontario Senior thev were g-uests of cousins. Mathematics Problemns Compe-ý Mns. Ernie Wessells, Liberty tition. The competition was,.- St. North, rteturned home last designed ta replace Grade 13; Wednesday from a most en- problems paper, previously an joyable thnee-week holiday inoptionel papeî' of the Provin-j England where she visited ciai Grade 13 final examina- relatives and friends at Ox-'tions. This is the flrst year fard, Berkshire, Surrey and that provincial final examina- London. lions have flot been written. Mn. and Mrs. Harry Dne Doug is the son of Mr. andi and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bry- Mrs. Robent Evans of Quebeci son, ail o emigoMr Citv, formerly o! Boxvman- Frank Train o! Oshawa, and ville. Miss Elleen Large, Town, were. Sunday dinner guests with Mr.ý pýJ1 and Mrs. Charles Symnons, G..raduate Ontario Street. Mn. and Mrs. A. C. Anden- ý son and deughter Joanne, Kingston, spent the weekend l wvith Mr. and Mrs. S. R. James, Hazel Eleanar Richards Centre Street, and wene guests deughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ross et the Murray-Vanstone wed- Richards, Bowmanville, grad-1 ding ln Tinity United Church ueted as a Nursing Assistant: Satunday aftennoan. ' froni Ontario Dept. of Health Rev. K. J. Frempton o! St on rlday, June l4th, et Ave-, John's Anglican Church, Mrs.ý nue Rd. United Church, Ton-' Frampton, Mrs. L. Lucas, Mrs. no H. Suttan, Mrs. Elmer Hen-1 nlng and Mr. and Mrs. M. Roenigk ettended the Annuelý Synod o! the Anglican Diocese G ra ua es of Toronto held recently. Sunday visitors wih Mr. and Mrs. David Park were Mn. '. and Mrs. Tam Park and Alan. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Tondit! and: Mandia. Oshawa, Mrs. Edna,, Wood, John and Ted, Tyrone,1 Miss Sandra Gibson, Mn. and -.,I SMrs. Ray Kichko, Mr. Colin ~'aylor and Mn. and Mrs. Ken-! neth Park. Cathy and Angela, Igowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Richards, Gordon Burnham Mrs. Maurice Richards, Mrs.i On Saturday, June Ist iný Carl Raby, Mr. Alan Reby the convocation hall (Grant' ý Mrs. C. A. Larmer and Mrs.Hall), Queen's University,' -. 'Gardon Beech attended the1Gardon Burnhem was calied ta graduation exercises at Avenue1 the dais, handed his dipioma Rd. United Chunch, Tononta,iand knelt before Chancellor when the farmers daughter, ! Stirling who, with his trihat, liazel, graduated as R Nursing ýtauched him on the shoulder 'à. Assistant froni the Ontariaand said "Arise Bachelar of Department o! Health. !Arts." These were proud words taý be heerd by his father and Dr. Aileen Rackhanz, B. Sc.M.D. REHOBOTH mothen, Harold and Florence ýdaugh ter of Mr. and Mns. John REOBTHBurnham, fonmerly of 1 HuntF. DeWith of Newcastle, rc ChritianRefomed St., Bowmanvîlle; proud wonds ently graduated from the Fac- Chritia Reormd 1fan his uncle and an with ulty of Medicine et the Uni- Church 'whomn he spent the early years sito!onno Seugog Street o!hslteadecurgn Se attended Newcastle Pub. words ta his flancee Faye Nich- jîie Schoi, Bowmanville High Phone 623-7216 oison, for their future; proudISchool and gradueted fi-arn words ta the Distric't Deputyi Victoria Coilege in 1964 with Minster: of the Woodmen o! the World,,a Bachelor of Science degrce. Rev. A. VandenBerg, Gordons chosen fraternity. ýHer busband, Lee Rackham, Much credit is due ta Gar- formenly of Bowmanvllle, is B.A., B.D., M.Th. "don, ta the teachers of Bow- going inta lis final year ini manville High School and ta Dentistry. Dr. Rackhanm isi Worship Services his parents for their untiring!presentîy interning at Toronto' 10 a.,efforts towards the goal afiEest Genenal and Orthopaedic 7:0 amgraduating from this greetilHospital. Carl Arthun Winklen, L.L.D. 11:1 a.m Suday choo ofMontreal pointed out in his 11:1 arn Sunay Shoolremarks, thet the B.A. gradu- Gr d ae Bac.k To God Hour ates should endeavar ta fur-- BURKETON Severel tram the district enjoyed a Burlev Coach tour :t Taronto, taking in the new City Hall, Alleni Gandens, and "Gone with the Wind" last week. Many oId residents and fri-- e.nds joined with Tyrone in celebreting their 1001h Anni- ; versai-v on Sundav, June Bh. 4 Tlhe church xvas lilled ta aver- ,flowing; many sat outaide. jý £rson a/ AUEX - - Bayer j CUR PORP ~ w 75fo re8k ~~t ~Q-?ips II'7asngCr~ ei,180's(36os0b Swaob ohlSfl '0 viCFr 8 Z abY po der 14 oz. eolf' size VASELINE White petroleuM iJohna0s om.npac t 73C Valu e for 65rc )ut2?g 19 Neiý;w Lightwoi h RazorbyCILLE E ~ LISTERrnEAC & ~tUbe Antiseptic ~Stanlesftl B9e ses -MOuthwash -anci g.0 .9 14Gargle . i 1oz. Sugg. lst 11 3 McGREGOR PRESCRIPTIONS KING STREET WEST I.D.A. REMEDIES DRUGS PHONE 613-5791 Mrs. R. Davey spent Wed, The Canadian Statesmnan, Bawsr neda i Troa. En1d Coming in 1975? jneddan belîs are rlnging.! tIJon519 te hl Mr. and Mrs. Wrn. Steven- arld1luJong5:in, the poe son, Toron ta, spent Sunday wWl! I-b IciintheAowe with Mn. and Mrs. Mur j C r ltuo!he icdan. i Anchibald and famil3-. I U J II M. Pafe s e o d s eb y ftewled tne."r. eee ; W e are pleased ta rep rtf ta . ans w e to qe stiro ns that ;M . Harold Lai-ner is home IN * Eri toere uper maO sti on s th nd convalescing mlter undergoing w e o! his audin thhe ns !ia apertion int 1shawaHs- God pernutted wickednesfor pilta wE.nAdahe spen 16 a. 'Y ' o long! How much longer. Mrs. . Adms, shaw. xvll it lest?" visited Mr. and Mrs. Don, Jehovah's Witnesses con- dual and collective acts of edness arase in the human, Archibald. cluded thein "'Faith Strength.- wickedness that are occun:ng !amily and identified the, laInansiver la the firsi ques-' Mr. G. Anderson is~ spend-i ening" essembly in the Cour-l an an increasimg scale each .ton he explained, "God does' lng same time in lhospital.We' tice Secondary Schaal Sunday, day, Mn. Powiey raised the principal instigaeo as berng, nat view lime as humans do,ý i ail wish him a speedy* ne-! evening. An autstmnding fea- question, "Why dnes Gad per-j Satan the Devii. 2 Peter 3:8 states clearly that: cavery. !ture a! the three-day meet, mit such wickedness?" H e ep-1 He then illustrated his paint with God a thousend yeers isp Son-y to report Mn. Ormne xvs the public discourse de-, pealed ta his audience of il381 bv describing how criminels as one day and on this basisl i-lyland re-entered Part l'en-v Iivereu uy Arhu Pwly,"ta let God answer thi tie aperete behind the scenes in the penmissiveness of wicked- Hospital and is now in Osh-; District Supervisor o! the! ]y questions seeing that Heï the United States and make ness has only existed six full ewa Hospital. Watch Tower Bible andi Tract!lis the one permitting it." iappear that they do not1 deys in God's eyes." Gla tareprt rs.LesieSociety, entitled "1Why Daes B y careful refenencr ath xst. As scriptural muthonîx st tescn qeto. Taylor lias retunned 1iar God Permit Wickedness?" iBible Mr. Powley then pro- Mn. Powley quoted the words How much longer wilI it Bowmanville_ Hospital. Commenting on the indivi-i oee-ded ta descnibe how wick- a! the apostleJohn recandied' e'Mn aie tte A- UNTISAIURDAY SUNDAY, JUNE 23, 1968 11:00 A.M. **THE BREADTH 0F THE CHRISTIAN LIFE" Sunday School WilI Resume in September CAL VARY GOSPEL CHURCH R.R. 1, Tyrone, Ont. (FUNDAMENTAL) Hgear DARRELL HALL frorn TORONTO BIBLECLLE SUNDAY, JUNE 23rd, 1968 at both Services 11:00 A.M. and 7:00 P. J Ail Are Welcorne tnan-vlfle, June 19, 198 cording to the most rellabi. investigations of Bible chro. nology w h ich harmoiuizes with many accepted dates of secular histnry the year 1975 wvill mark the end." He tJhen concluded by describing how Jehavah*s righteous Kingdomn will usher in an evei-lasting paradise for faithful mankind. Gel Cash Today For ONd Applianco: through S TA T E 8MA N C L A 5S1F 19D 8 I Phono 623-3303 99 W-d. a. Mm COLLEGE PHONE 623 m 3,792