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CRE PRT FS -- <r CFE ~ PR bd BE i RY SAA x SES aa BE LEAL SS UR Nea ~ It must be party of 50 years ago is fortunate enough to meet and celebrate again at a golden anniversary. quite a rare occasion ONE ( °% CHAIR SET NDTIS rtp SSO For TV when the bridal It did happen in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hector Hodgins in Prince Albert in August. The top picture shows the bridal party on August 15, 1923, from left John Campsall, best man; Hector and Myrtle Hodgins, groom and bride; Mrs. Luvina Parkin, matron of honour. same party, photographed in the same positions. Celebrate golden anniversary On August 15th, 1973, Myrtle and Hector Hodgins celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. To help them in their celebrations, their family arranged an open-house on Wednesday, August 15th at their home in Prince Albert. 76 friends and family were served a delightful tea. The waitresses, charmingly dressed in summer gowns, were all former students of Mrs. Hodgins nursery school. ' Then, on Saturday, August 18th, 82 guests attended a luncheon party held in the parlor of the Prince Albert United Church. The meal was catered by the Prince Albert U.C.W. a delicious turkey cold plate topped off with angel food cake with lemon sauce. Mr. Don Miller, a nephew of Mr. Hodgins, acted as Master of Ceremonies for the occasion and spoke most eloquently of the guests of honour. After lunch the "bride and groom' went from guest to guest handing out small pieces of "wedding cake" wrapped with gold bows and each with a gold ring, as mementos of the day. The original bridal party sat at head table. Mrs. In the bottom picture, the Luvina Parkin of Raebor, the lovely bridesmaid, is the groom's sister and Mr. John Campsall of Porcupine, acping as best man, is the ide's brother. After the luncheon, the the coffee was served throughout the afternoon. 2 The planning for the events was shared by the children and their spouses: Terry and Eileen Hodgins, Lotys Stephenson, Gail and Stan Glass, Mary Lynn and Doug Coulter. GGOCOVOOCEGOVOOGCCLHGOGOOBLGGLUGOCHH ; Redman's Fish & Chips} CLOSING Sunday, Sept. 30th Burketon News Mr. and Mrs. C. Cooper, Orono, were supper guests of Mrs. W. Bryan on Mon- day: Mr. Ted Holroyd, Bow- manville with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holroyd on Saturday. Mrs. H. Osbourne and daughter Heleene, St. Catharines were guests of Mr. K. Roblen during the week. ) Mrs. S. Tabb attended a Birthday Party at the home »% FOR THEIR PATRONAGE AND LOOK FORWARD . TO SERVING YOU AGAIN NEXT SEASON. THE REDMAN'S UNTIL SPRING b , WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK OUR CUSTOMERS of Mrs. V. Griffin in honor of Mrs. E. Collacott, Bow- manville. DR RS RR ES SR PSG OGG 5566 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Grace, Oshawa were callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 'H. Grace and family on Saturday. Mr. V. Roach, Mrs. A. Roach, Toronto were week- CANINE TRIMMING & GROOMING end guests of Mrs. E. Carnochan and Mrs. J. Trick. Mrs. E. Smith, Mrs. T. Fitzgerald and Colleen, Ajax were callers at the Davey home on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Bailey, visitors of Mrs. during the week. i Mr. and Mrs. Archie Lunn, Orono were callers of Mrs. T. Bailey during the week. Mrs. S. Grant and David Zion were Sunday tea guests of Mrs. R. Davey. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Greer, Oshawa were callers with Mrs. W. Bryan during the week. Orland California were T. Bailey Phone: 986-5526 POODLE'S TERRIER'S other breeds FREE pickup and delivery Ministry of Revenue The following information is published in accordance with the provisions of Section 40, Subsection 5 of The Assessment Act. Ontario . (A) The last day for appealing the 1973 assessment on which 1974 taxes will be based is October 31st, 1973. (B) The Assessment Roll may be examined in your local municipal office. (C) Any inquiries should be directed to: Assessment Commissioner, i Region No. 13 Ontario County, Rossland Rd. E. Whitby, Ontario. Telephone: (416)668-9351 Zenith 67140 Shhhhhhhhhh. MIDAS MUFFLER SHOPS. 116 Bond Street WESEG Sale YVe WE GUARANTEE IT. » )