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T7he Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Oct. 10, 19733 Celebrate Golden Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Werry Mar rîed cf Scu gog lsland LONG SAULT Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cam- eron and Ruthann visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kellett, Janetville on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Triv- ett. Toronto and Mrs. F.dna Wood, Tyrone, were Saturday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. R. Cameron. Mr. Everett Gallagher, Lakefield, spent Sunday witb bis sister, Mrs. G. Bernard and family. Mr. Gaston Bernard Bern- ard, Brockville, spent Thanks- giving weekend home with bis family. Mr. and Mrs. Rye Gibson were recent visitors of bis mother, brother and sister and Mrs. G. D. Bentley, Mr. Grant Bentley and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Grenke and their families, Ajax. Mrs. G. D. Bentley, Ajax, and Mrs. Walter Skerratt, Willowdale, were recent visit- ors with Mr. and Mrs. Rye Gibson. Mrs. H. O. Williams and Mr. Ian Rear, Alderwood, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Rye Gibson. Several friends called in on the R. Gibson's on Monday. 13EEF TARIFF Agriculture Minister Eug- ene Whelan'announced last week, that the tariff on beef and imported live cattle had been re-imposed. The Minister said that the reinstatement of the tariff will be beneficial to both consumers and cattie- men and that is was consistent with the government's policy of increasing the supply of beef. -AVAILABLE AT ABERNETHY'S PAINT and WALLPAPER ryCleaners C/hudie For more than a year, a man had eaten in a small restaurant whose sign read, -Mary's Home Cooking", but never once had he seen Mary. Finally bis curiosity got the better of him and he said to the waitress, 'I've been having lunch in heire for a long time, and Mary is neyer around. Where is she?" -She's just where the sign says she is," the waitress answered, "Home cooking." CLOTHES CARE HINT: There is nothing cheaper than the cost of having your garments cleaned and pressed . . . They are renewed to their original freshness at just a fraction of their original cost. THIS IS FIRE PREVENTION WEEK' BE SAFE -NOT SORRY Check Your Home for Fire Hazards BOWMANVI LLE CLEANERS LTD. -~ ~ 84 KING ST. W. ~LEANER We Specialize On Sept. 29tb, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Werry of Oshawa R.R.2, celebrated Open House at their homeon the occasion of their 50th. wedding anniver- sary. They were married on Oct. 2nd, 1923 at the home of the bride's father Mr. Jas. Scott at Columbus. Rev. R. J. Fraser officiated, assisted by Rev. R. A. Delve. Their two sons, William at home,' Rev. Robert of Minne- dosa,' Man., their wives and their daughter Muriel, Mrs. Maurice Jebson and' ber busband of Beaverton, wel- comed the guests. Misses Diane and Joan Jebson, Eldon and Wendel Werry and Gary Jebson, grandchildren were in charge of the guest book which was signed by over 250 guests. £ Among those who poured tea. were Mrs. Geo. Scott, Maxwells, eider sister of the bride, Mrs. A. R. Scott, Godericb, sister-in-law, Miss Wilma Werry, Witby, sister of the groom. Miss Beatrice Mountjoy,Kedron,Mrs. Harry Rae Oshawa, who were al present 50 years ago. Also Mrs. Mary Batty, Whitby, only aunt of the bappy couple. Many congratulatory cards and gifts were received, among wbicb was a new color T.*V. set from their cbildren and grandchildren. Congratulations were also received from Goveror Gen- eral and Mrs. Roland Michen- en. Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, Hon. Robt. Stan- field, leader of the Opposition, Norman Cafik, M.P., Allan Lawrence M.*P., Premier Wm Davis, Alex Carruthers M.P.P. and Walter Beatb, Charima 'n of Durham Region. Guests were present from Minnedosa Man., Goderich, London, Beaverton, Whitby, Bowmanville, Newcastle, Or- ono, Enniskillen, Hampton, Solina and Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ralph Hood Grace United Churcb, Scu- gog Island, was the scene of a Sretty summer wedding on aturday, July 7, 1973, when Rev. Preston Brown united in marriage Lena Berniece, dau- gbter of Mrs. Melville Bertrim and the late Mr. Bertrim, Haydon, and Peter Ralpb, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hood, R.R. 3, Port Perry. The organist was Mrs. John Beck- ett., Given in marriage by ber brother Mr. George Bertrim, the bride chose a lovely full length empire waisted formal gown of organza over taffeta with rose appliques accenfed witb pink and white seed pearîs. A full length Chapel train outlined at the top with Mvarried cf Enniskillen the shoulders. A Juliet cap nf matching lace and pearîs h eld a three tiered French illusion tulle veil and she carried a bridal bouquet of pink sweet- heart roses, white carnations, stephanotis and baby's breath. The, bride's sister, Mrs. Kenneth Urwin, was the matron on honor, and the bridesmaids, were Mrs. Ron- ald Morrison, sister of the bride, Mrs. John Bertrim, sister-in-law of the bride, Miss Susan Morrison, bride's niece, was the flower girl and Master Robert Urwin, nephew of the bride, ring bearer. The bridai attendants were gowned alike in white floral nylon over pipk taffeta aind 1 uey ýcaIrriedcasacf t(p;qetsý of rose pink carnations and shasta daisies. The flowe2r girl wore a similar gown and carried a basket of miniature rose pink carnations and shasta daisies. Mr. Gordon Pogue was best man, and the ushers Messrs. George Bertrim Jr., bride's nephew, and Ross Bailey. Following a reception beld in the Church bail, the happy couple lef t on a wedding trip to Western Canada and are now residing at RHR. 3, Port Perry. I. GRENMcOUAT- BRIAN HARRIS BUD FOGG These men can help you find the car or truck you're looking for. No high pressure, >ust friendly help, fair prices and good service. See us bef ore you deal. 219 King East Bowmanville 623-4481 -I., TOMORROW Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Dittburner, Enniskilien United Church was the setting on Saturday,, July 28, 1973 when Rev. Lester Bigby, united in marriage Doreen Erlyne, oniy daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Trewin, Enniskiiien, and Robert Car- son, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Dittburber, Hal- ey's Station. Mrs. C. R. Chambers was the organist and Mrs. Harold McLaughiin, cousin of the bride, soloist. The church was decorated with baskets of white gladiolus and yeiiow daisies. Given in marriage by ber tather, the bride vaslovely in a formai length white Swiss mustin gown with tins flocked bows througb the materiai. It was fasbioned witb a bigb waisted bodice, square neck- line and long leg of mutton sleeves. A gatbered tbree-tier skirt was trimmed witb ribhon of white, orange and yellow embroidered daisies . Wearing a white wide hrimmed picture bat, ribbon trimmed, she carried a sheaf bouquet of long stemmed yeliow roses and wore an heirloomn neck- lace xvorn by ber maternai grandmother at ber wedding in 1917. The bridai attendants were friends of the bride, Miss Nancy Simpson, Toronto, maid of bonor, Miss Jennifer Ferris, Ottawa, bridesmaid and Miss Susan Siemon, Haydon, cousin of the bride, junior bridesmaid. TIhey wore identical formaI length goxwns of yelloxx Swiss muslin and carried sheaf bouquets of long stem white and yellow daisies w,ýith baby's breath. Mr. Tom Miller, Kingston, xwas best man and the ushers xwere Messers Donald Trexvin, the bride's brother and Donald Smith, Ottawa. For the buffet supper 'and dance beld at the Lions Centre, Bowmanville, the bride's mother wore a formai lengtb gow\n of nylon jersey in a yel1ow muiti-coiored floral print. The groom's mother chose a formai iength gown in a green floral print. Both wore corsages of yellow rose- buds and white carnations. For their honeymoon trip f0 the west coast, the bride chose a three piece burgundy pant suit with white accessories xith which she wore a burgundy rosebud corsage. The bride and groom will be rcsiding in Ottawa where she wiii teacbH fome Economics for the Ottawa-Carleton Schooi Board and he is an eiectronics engineer witb the Federai Goveroment. IMEMORIAL HOSPITAL WEEKLY REPORT Week of Oct. i-7 inclusive. Admissions .............70 Bîrths - 3 maie, 2 temnale ..5 Discbarges............71 Major Operations.,....... 10 Minor Operations ........ 33 Emergency Treatments . .329 Visiting Hours 3-8 p.m. daiiy. 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