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Celebrities in Action ut Another Milling Contest In conjunction with the ing contest, Tuesday evening 0pening of the World , Cana- Sept. 23rd at 8 p.m. There will dZan and International Plow- be ten participants milking, ing Match, The Oshawa Cen-, two at a time in heats. ý,ral Business Improvement Against Oshawa Mayor Jim Area Board of Management Potticary will be Newcastle are sponsoring Oshawa Mayor Garnet Rickard. Square's Celebrity Cow Milk- CFTO TV's Glen Cochrane They arrived at the ba Il game during the fifth inning. "What's the score, 'Jim?" he asked of a fan. "Nothing to nothing' was the replay. "Oh, goodl " she exclaimed. "Then we haven't missed a thing." CLOTHES CARE HINT-: DIRT AND GRIME have a cutting action on fabrics. Brush garments frequently and remember drycleaning remove& dust, dirt and grime. LIONS CLUB 0F BOWMANVILLE APPLEFEST Friday, September l9th -7:06 p.m. Lions Centre - Beech Avenue CLE AN IIERS tLTD. *mt*rm KING ST. W. 623-5520 ~ We Specialize In Shirt Laundering" In the hands of some people a knife, fork and spoon are dangerous weapons. Dangerous to themselves. They use them 'too often for toc, much of the wrong kinds of food. At COUNTERWEIGHT we'll show you how to use them safely and lose weight. WVe start with'the Canadian Family Meal Plan. With this scientifically designed plan you eat nourishing, welI balanced and tasty meals plus snacks. The variety of food is' extensive and quantities satisfying. Yet week after week COUN- JERWEIGHT members lose weight. will milk agalnst Durham Region Chairman Walter Beatb. Osbawa Times City Hall Reporter Jim Wilkes will ,!'o bis b est to out milk This Week Columnist Alex Law' The radio division will put CKLB's Dave Shrigley against CHOO Country's Bill Johnson. Civic Square, in front ot the Oshawa City Hall, 50 Centre Street South is the scene of this Cow Milking. Senator Jim Coyle and his Cable TV Boys will be providing the musical enter- tainment after the contest, for the street dance. It is expected that several hundred people will be putting on their stamping sboes and coming to this event. Now, Prime Minister Trudeau tells us, it wouldn't be fair for senior civil servants to be Iimited to the $2,400 maximum pay raise proposed for other civil servants as a way of containing inflation. So the senior ones Will get up to $6,000 added to salaries that range from $25,000 to $60, 000, which puts them in the .top two per cent of Canadian tax- payers. Caution: deadly when Ioaded At every COUNTERWEIGHT meeting you'll see proof of their success. Members are working together with their lecturer to lose their excess pounds. Everyone is pulling for you and sharing problems and successes. They're interested and friendly. Weight control is so much easier when you're working in a group like this. Corne on out to a COUNTERWEIGHT meeting this week. Learn how to handle your knife and fork safely. Wherever you are, there is a class near you. ST. PAUL'S UNITED CHURCH Church St., Bowmanville Monday, 7:30 p. m. Over 360 classes par weeëk co--unterweighte ?zAA( Heakes - Mclntyre Wedding Rod Smith was best man and the ushers were Mr. Steve Donovan and Mr. Bill Heakes, brother of the groom. A reception and dance followed in the Guildhall at the Holiday Inn where the bride's mother received guests in a turquoise silk gown topped with a. matching chiffon coat and carrying a pink rose corsage on a beaded bag. Assisting in receiving, the groom's mother wore a gown of deepopink crepe with a corsage o harmonizing roses. For leaving on a wedding trip to the Maritimes the bride chose a formai length skirt patterned with lemon yellow, white and cocoa, a lemon yellow halter top and a wrist corsage of Woburn Abbey roses. The groom wore a beige checked suit. .Mr. and Mrs. Heakes are now residing in London where the groom is attending Law School at Western University. BE A + BLOOD DONOR Trinity United Church, Bow- manville, for#ied the setting for a lovely cànd1eight wed- ding on Saturday, August 16, 1975, when Rev. Wesley Oake United in Marriage Jane Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. Mclntyre and Edward Alfred, son of Mr.' and Mrs. Alfred C. Heakes, Islington. Mr. John Crook- shank was the organist and accompanied soloist Mr. Paul Sbay of Simcoe who sang "The Wedding Song". The bride, given in mar- niage by ber parents, wore an original gown of silk organza fasbioned on princess lines with bishop sleeves 'and, em- pire waist. The skirt extended into a train and was trimmed Phnoto by Astor with alternating rows of pin 'tucks and embroidered organ- za flowers. A matcbing Juliet cap of organza flowers beld her finger tip veil of tulle illusion and she carried a bouquet of wbite carnations, pink roses and baby's breatb witb a sprig of white beather brought from Scotland espe- cially for the occasion. The bridal attendants, ma- tron of bonour Mrs. James Tedford of Owen Sound and bridesmaids Miss Suzanne Presson of London and Miss Lois Gee of Ottawa wore princess style gowns of blue flowered silk designed with capelets and matcbing blue picture bats. They carried bouquet s of mauve daisies, g ink carnations and blue aby 's breath. The groomi and bis attend- ants were attired in wbite jackets with black velvet lapels, black trousers and their boutonnieres were white roses witb baby's breatb. Mr. TeCanadian Statesman. Bowmanville, September ,7, 1975 3 COMMERCIAL PORTRADINTS& PORTRITGS il SPECIAL OCCASIONS BARRYVIRTUE -1 cireot[ve~ookoh R. R. 1, Orono, Ontarijo LOB iMO 416-983-5240 Fur Fabric in Car Coats and FOIl Length J1 Top Quality andoa Good Select ion. --Al 'A Specia~l Shop for Speciat -Women" OSHAWA, ONTARIO 44 Bond Street West Phone 576-7152 On Saturday, August 2nd, 1975, at Central Butte Luther- an Church in Central Butte, Saskatchewan, Marlene Joyce, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. Gibson, 18 Jackman Avenue, Bowman- ville, was united in marriage to Keith Duane, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon E. Lindquist of Central Butte. Pastor Norman D. Foster officiated at tbe ceremony and tbe organist was Mrs. N.D. Foster. Given in marriage by ber parents, the bride wore a peasànt-styled floor-lengtb gown of white polyester melon crepe with a gatbered neck- line accented hy Guipure lace-trimmed ruffle, puffed sleeves and an A-line skîrt paneled and hemmed with lace. She wore a floppy-brim- med hat trimmed with lace to match the gown and carried an armn bouquet of natural dried wheat, oats, corn tassels bunny-tails and strawflowers in shades of orange, blue, yellow and green. The maid of Honor, Miss Patricia Gibson, the bride's sister, wore a white printed polyester crepe gown and carried a wicker gathering basket of dried flowers in deep colors of blue, orange, yellow and pink. She wore a wbite floppy-brimmed hat witb yel- low trim. Tbe Best Man was tbe groom's brother Larry Lindquist, and the ushers were Gary Lew- chak and Ron Wandler, friends of the groom. The Master of ceremonies was John Murdoch, Stratbroy, Ontario, friend of tbe family. The bride's mother wore a sleeveless blue polyester crepe gown witb a sbeer blue floral long-sleeved jacket and a matching corsage of dried flowers. The groom's mother wore an off-white printed polyester gown with a matcbing corsage of dried flowers. The reception was beld in the Central Butte Hi gh Sebool Auditorium. The bride 's oing away oufit was red and white gingham jumper with a ligbt blue chambray blouse. Her corsage was in natural and red tones. After a camping trip to Cypress Hilîs, Saskatchewan, Mr. and Mrs. Lindquist will reside in Central Butte (P .O. Box 505). 219 King St. East Tel. 623-4481 I I. No, 1 DO NOT need g lasses from The Optical Boutique, 1 can sf111 read the headlines if you could stop shaking. Be Sure and Look through THIS WEEK'S 'Staitesman for your VALUABLE COUPONS Redeemable At, 751/ king St. E. 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