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Mn. and Mrs. Blake Moore, Castleton and Mrs. Inene Sommenville, Castleton visit- ed with their sister Berniece and Jîm Stark, during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Gillis, Millbrook were afternoon visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stark last week. Last Tuesday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Llew Hallow ell were Mrs. Austin Turner, Mrs. Orme Falls and Miss Norma Hallowell of Bowmanville, Mrs. Sid Hal- lowell and Mrs. Jim Stark. Those enjoying the Couples Club Bus Trip on Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Todd, Mr. and Mrs. Sid 30 KING ST. WEST MISS G. ZIEGLER BOWMANVILLE DISPENSING OPTICIANS PHONE 623-4477 ~D~yCQewî~ Cue Qe The speaker stood up ta speak, but was spellbound. The big and jubilant audience dazed hlm, and as he stammered and stuttered to g et started, someone in the audience shouted: "Tell 'emi ail you know, Bill. It wan't take long." "ll tell 'em al we bath know," he shot back. "It won't take any langer." CLOTHES CARE HINT: PROTECT YOURSELF. Always insist that your retail store guarantees garments sald to you ta be dry-cleanable. THANKSGIVING WEEKEND Attend the church of your choice with your family. DRY CLEAIIG Bowmanville Cie aners Ltd. 84 King St, W. 623-5520 lfWe Specialize in Shirt Launderiflg"' REDKo"EN Acid Balanced Orgonîc Protein Products for Heaithier Hair and Skin ""Exclusively at your Beauty Slo»i" Product of the Week: AIRSET for Heat Styling An acid balanced protectîve styling lotion to be used with blow dryers, hot combs and curling j irons f or style controI between salon vîsits. Donna - Brian - and Bey (Bey is back on Saturdays) TH E ý:yQe qhoppe- 37 King St. West 623-5455 Special!zing in the Iatestculs I and blow drying STARK VILLE Hallowell, Mrs. Edna Dobson and Mrs. Llew Hallowell. Little Heather Souch spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Souch and boys. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stapleton and Mrs. Herb Gilmer, Bow- manville were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs., Ewart Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shier were dinner guests Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Llew Hallowell. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Far- row and granddaughter Jan were callers on Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sinclair and family Saturday evening. There was a good turnout to church on Sunday. The pot luck dinner was enjoyed with the regular service and Com- munion followed. Mrs. S. Westheuser and Mrs. E. Farrow were Sunday Sehool teachers and Mr. M. Caswell organist. There was choir practice at Shiloh Church Sunday evening for the Men's choir that will be singing for the Church anni- versary. Next practice will be Sunday at 8 in Shiloh. Any men interested in singing may contact Mrs. Brian Caswell. ORONO Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Copping on their 5th Wedding Anniversary open House was held on Sunday afternoon Oct. 3rd in the I.O.O.F. Hall, Orono. Mr. and Mrs. H. Luxton of Bowmanville and her mother ,Mrs. Harry Mercer were weekend guests of their cousin Mrs. Joe Smith of Buffalo. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Martin of Mississauga, recently visited Mrs. Geo. Morton. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Barraball are now residing on King Street East, Newcastle. The Anglican Church Women of St. Saviours held their October meeting on Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Charles Gray. Mr. and Mrs. John Conforzi and son John of Toronto visited hier parents Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Power.' Mrs. Geo. Morton with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Harris visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barrowclough of Wesleyville on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. F. Ardron of Toronto was an overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lance Plain on Sunday. Mrs. Charles Wood has been transferred from the Oshawa Hospital and is now in Bowmanville Memorial Hospital. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas George Peebles (the former Deborah Ann Benedict) on their marriage on Saturday September 25th at the Orono United Church. Iliss Laura Morton and Mr Tomn Morton of Bethany and their niece Mrs. Ina Gribble of London called on Mrs. Geo. Morton on Monday afternoon. AdvertLising.1. I eeps people u kworking. I CANADIAN AOVERTISING ADVSORV BOARD iaffy-Smith Wedding pink flowered gown of polyes- For thg ter crepe and a corsage of Oit >dark pink roses and white phioti carnations, assisted by the cortsge groom's mother who chose a cwhitec coral colored formaI gown of rhetur, crimplene with Georget.te rwiîî resi sleeves and a corsage of coral stock. roses and white carnations. iir honeymoon trip to ie bride wore a blue iof polyester with a of yellow roses and ,arnations. On their Mr. and Mrs. Mahaffy ide at R.R. 2, Black- WiII Speak Here October 151h Mah St. Paul's United Church, Bowmanville was thesetting for the pretty summer wed- ding Saturday, August l4th, 1976, when Susan Anne, young- est daughter of Mrs. Mar- guerite Smith, R.R. 2, Black- stock became the, bride of Barry John, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mahaffy of Darlington Blvd. South, Oshawa. Rev. E. Schamerhorn off ic- iated at the double-ring cere- mony with Mr. Gerald Bur- gess as organist and soloist Mr. Douglas Deweli of Hamp- ton. Given in marriage by her fath l er Mn.Gro Cmis the bride wore a formaI gown of polyester 'satin with lace yoke, sleeves and front panel. The dress feIl into a detach- able chapel train at the back. A Juliet cap trimmed with daisies held a three tiered veil and she carried a bouquet of pink roses, white daisies and babys breath. Miss Terry Noble, Oshawa, was maid of honor and bridesmaids Mrs. Pat Forsey, Bowmanville, Mrs. Betty Strong, Blackstock, sisters of the bride. Miss Sandra Mahaf- fy, Oshawa, sïster of the groom, and Mrs. Betty-Anne Saunders, Oshawa wore iden- tically styled gowns of poly- ester satin with flowered or- ganza overlay in colors of peach, pînkz yellow, mauve and green respectively with matching wide brimmed hats. The-v carried bouquets of multi-colored daisies and baby's breath. Miss Jeneene Strong as junior bridesmaid in blue and Miss Julie Strong, flower girl, in white, both nieces of the bride, carried parasols with elongated cor- sages of multi-coloned daisies. The bride's dress and bridal attendants gowns were l made by the bride. The groom was attired in a black Windsor suit with white, black trimmed ruffled shirt and white boutonniere. His attendants Mr. Dan Bowler, Oshawa, best, man, and ushers, Mr. Larry Forsey, Bowmanville, Mr. Paul Hold- er, Mr. Tom Lyczba, and Mr. Bill Satîndens, all of Oshawa, and Junior usher Master Mark Cummins, Blackstock R.R. 2, wore peanl grey Windsor suits and matching ruffled shirts with boutonnieres colored to match bridesmaids dresses., Master Steven Smith, Osh- awa, nephew of the bride wore a black Windsor suit with ruffled shirt and white bouton- niere. For the reception held at Centennial Hall, Bowmanville the bride's mother chose a KENDvAL, Mrs. Jean Hay's class Grades 2 and 3 in Kendal school recently had the exper- ience of huskîng, cooking, and eating the corn. They asked Grade one pupils to the meal. Also two mothers were there to assist in the preparations. Mrs. W.H. Foster and Miss Catherine Stewart, represents Kendal church at a special meeting last Wednesday even- ing in Kingsview United Clburch, Oshawa.- The speaker was a lawyer telling ail about the making of wills. There were two Tupperware parties in Kendal area this past week. One at Mrs. M. Wagar's on Tuesday evening, the other Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. J. Stapleton. Mrs. R. Elliott visited with Mrs. Ruby Wilson near Ross- mount last Friday. Miss Catherine Stewart vis- ited with Mrs. Alva Swarbreck of Oshawa last Thursday. There were between 35 and 40 on the bus trip sponsored by the Couples' Club last Satur- day. The bus left Kendal school at 9 a.m. and travel- led northward to enjoy the fail colors. At noon they were in Bobcaygeon where their faîl fair was on. The parade was exceptionally good as they were celebrating the town's lOth birthday. Al had a few hours at the fair before journeying on toward Buckhorn, calling at the cheese house Lakefield. They had dinner in Peterboro be- 'fore returning home. Saturday evening Kendal Hall was packed to capacity for the 25th wedding anniver- sary celebration of Mr, and Mrs. George Palmer. During the evening they were present- ed with -a chesterfield and NIGHT HAWKS BOWLING 1 Sept. 29, 1976 High single - Ina Hughes 293. High triple - Ina Hughes 598. Team Standing Isobel Wright 2472, 12; Barb Wilbur 2539, il; Mabel Trim- b1e 2463, 8; Ina Hughes 2532, 7; Alice Lorusso 2474, 5; Gloria Vanson 2354, 4. Top 10 Averages M. Trimble 195, 1. Rowe 192, G. Vanson 192, I. Hughes 190, B, Wilbur 188, M. Potter 187, A. Lorusso 187, B. Smith 187, 1. Wright 177, A. Burgess 174. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 6, 1976 3 chair also a swag lamp. B3est organ. Around 4 p.m. the wishes go to thecouple. Sunday School members and Best Wishes are also extend- other interested persons met ed t Mr.and rs. arlat the Sunday School for a hay *ed t Mr.and Ms. E r rding party. Ormiston who were at home to Mr. Alleni Downes drove the their friends and relatives tractor they went to the Sunday for their 25th wedding Ganaraska and had a barbe- anniversary. que supper at the Dell, a good Some from this area attend- time was enjoyed by all. It ed the faîl fair at Roseneath onl was a good day for a trip to see Saturday. Sunday morning the the colors. Rev. A. Tizzard observed Mr. and Mrs. Larry Evans World Wide Communion. Mrs.' and family spent Sunday R. Elliott was, at the door to afternoon with his mother. greet the people. The choir Misses Clara and Margaret sang 'Put your hand in the Seens of Bailieboro were hand of the Man of Galilee' Sunday supper guests with with Mrs. Keith Wood at the Mr. and Mrs. R. Ellhott "Flowers with Feeling", For Any Occasion Telephone 623-3377 OPEN MONDAY CLOSED WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 133 Church Street Bowmanvie Fresh Flower and Dried Flower Arrangements for FUNERALS - WEDDINGS HOSPITALand HOME Be sure and take a look at our Bridail Showcase now sho-wing 'Our fali collîection of fine coats Corne in now ta Carter's of Bond Street and loak over aur gaod selectian of winter coats in Woal, Leather and Fur Fabrics. Wide range af CarCoats, Full Length, in bath Trimmed and Untrimmed styles. N.-W-A SQUARE "A Special Shop tor Special Women" Allen Spraggett, Allen, Spraggett willspeak stations across Canada since to the C anadian Club of West 1970; He is heard daily on Durhm o Frday Ocobe 15 Toronto's CFRB at 10:30 a.m. Da :5pm. n riy Unctoed15with Earl Warren in a popular at 8:15 p.m nvTinitUntedastrology feature; .In 1970-71 Mr. Spraggett is 44 years of CBC-Tseies n"rTer occut"e age, marnîed with five chîld- Cand hosfte Global'Thelevis-t ren, two dogs and two catsan otfthGlblTevs (including a black one named ion Network series "Extra Houdini). He is a graduate of Special People" in 1974-75, Queen's University with First Allen Spraggett is author of Clas Hoorsin eliionand 10 books on ESP and nelated Paschooy anRewasoanis subjects including "The Un- mister or eight ye a aris explained", New Worlds of the oiter acomih ets s Unexplained", "The Case for inclue:Reaclin Editornd Immortality"l, and "The iclumneistofteion dto SardPsychic Mafia". He has lec- coverist oniesTronthear tured on ESP and the unex- woeisorld from 1963 th71 plained at colleges and univen- Auorfo te1eek3y oîumn1; sities across Canada and the "uThrthee expained"s ndict- U.S. and is President and "e n60newpapnersyCnda-co-founder of the Toronto ad nhe0nesates sin Ceda Soci ety for Psychical Re- 1971; Writer and narrator of erch alg oimetcfrt-e the syndicated radio feature inredsiaynocety for the "The Unexplained" heard o n estgto o h nepan His topic will be "Exploring the World of the Unexplained" S',ê=f - and in his lecture Mr. Spnag- gett will describe the astound~ h ~iitt*t~Ç ain v estigaebasound the î awld - from ated oustes wol rn anedbue and sittings with famous mediums to the scientific at PnICESI about UFOs, ESP, and astrol- ogy, and the very provocative FI R V Cevidence for life aften death now beîng gathened by physic- ians from individuals who have clinically died and been revived!; It will be a journey into the unexplained.. LOME JRNIHhGS Season tickets are available from Mr. D. Hately (623-2883), Mr. D. Metcalf (623-4607), ~., S~8k~ Mrs. J. Coombes (263-2063), self Mrs. B. Dean (987-4596) or htbvy Mrs. M. Payne (786-2965.) Some tickets may be avail able at the door. FASHION'S~ OSHAWA rOsa na i UWers OIIUppIig mag, 44 Bond St. W. Downtown Oshawa 576-7152