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. for many years, is a member | "fare of the community. | "i ' Na MF 4 5 oni ay tay Hi%3 . PRE RERIET | SHRI BRAT Mr. and Mrs. irl S. 'MacFarlane Celebrate 50th An It was a very happy time on Sunday, June 5th when hundreds' of friends and relatives came to extend congratulations and best wishes to Mr. and Mrs, J. S. . MacFarlane onthe occasion of the 50th Anniversary of their marriage, Mr. MacFarlane -is a son of the late Mr, and Mus. James MacFarlane and was born on the farm where he now resides. Mrs. MacFarlane was the former Eva Muriel Dure, daugh- ter of Mr, and Mrs. Nicholas Dure, - They were married by the Rev. Capt. Thomas Dodds, min- ister of St. Andrew's Presby- terian Church, Sonya on March 22, 1916, at the home of the bride's parents. They--have one son Reid J. Dure MacFarlane, who served in '#he Air Force in World War II, While stationed in England he married Miss Eileen P, Leopold, and they have one ddughter, ~Leueen E. MacFarlane. "MacFarlane | Mr, and Mus. have taken an active interest in their home, church and wel. «Mr, MacFarlane has served for many yeats on the Central Ont- ario area High School Board. He was a member of Reach Township Council and County Council. He is Clerk of the Session of St. Andrew's Presby- terian Church, Sonya, and is ac tive in Politics. Mrs. MacFarlane's interests have been in the home and fa- mily, in the church, the W.M.S,, a member of Lindsay Presby- terial executive for over thirty years. Taught in Sunday. School of Scugog Chapter, Port Perry "Imperial Order Daughters 'of | the Empire, and served four years as Regent of that Order. Beautiful baskets of roses, mums, carnations and many other flowers, all gifts from many friends banked the living "and dining rooms where Mr. & Mrs." MacFarlane received their guests, : Miss Lorna Dure, sister of Mrs. MacFarlane, assisted . by Mrs, R. J. D. MacFarlane, wel- comed the guests, - Miss Elizabeth Nodwell look- ed after the guest book, Congratulatory messages were received from their excellencies the Gov. Gen. and Madame Vanier, Prime Minister Lester Pearson, Hon, J. Diefenbaker & Mrs, Diefenbaker, Hon, & Mrs, M. B. Dymond, Hon. and Mrs, Michael Starr, a citation from Hon, J, Robarts, Prime Minister of Ontario, Miss Ruth Fitzell, New York, a life-long friend of the family, Reginald Dure Dy- mond, Brantford, Mr, and Mrs. Norman McLeod, Mrs. Murray Armstreng, London ,and many many others. Those pouring tea were: Mrs. John Murray, Mrs. M. B. Dy- mond, Mrs. Ronald. Peel, Mrs. Grant Christie, Mrs. I. R. Bent- ley, Port Perry, Mrs. Norris Brandon, Toronto, Mrs. John Summerfeldt and Mrs. Scott Brandon, Cannington, Serving were: Mrs. M. B. Dy- mond, - Miss Port Perry, Mrs. R. J. Brown, Oshawa, Mrs, Norman Kennedy, Uxbridge, Mrs. Ralph Reynolds, Mrs. Bert Wanamaker, Seagrave Mrs, M. Purvis, Cannington, Mrs, Lawrence Morrison, Cress- well, Miss Sadie Stewart and -Naney Dymond, Ivor Davies, Oshawa, Mr. EEE------ Ne niversary Mr, J. Irvine, Toronto. Among the guests present were: Rev. B. Simpson Black and his daughter Mrs. M. Blundy, Oakville, Rev. E, Mec- Neil and Mrs, McNeil, Rev. and Mrs. Buntain, Port Perry, Hon, Michael Starr and Mrs, Starr, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nicol and Michael, Hon. Matthew B. Dy- mond and * Mrs. Dymond, His Worship Mayor Lyman Gifford and Mrs, Gifford, Ex Mayor Norman Down and Mrs. Down, Ex Mayor F. McCallum & Mrs, McCallum, Mr. and Mus. Fred Harris, M#. and Mrs. Kelso Creighton, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Brown, Mrs Healey, Miss Cath- arine Howden, Misses Doris and Evelyn Moore, Mr. and Mrs, and Mrs. Lorne Taylor, Miss M. Tay- lor, Dr. and Mrs, Wm. Taylor, "Hill, Ottawa, Mrs. J. H, Douglas PORT PERRY STAR Lae, * S85 . -* RET For BALE EE VN Bk hat REL IE D8 STA iff als VF Wit ALE Ae Ay iy iat ' ¢ ' SETI a aa Thursday, June 16, 1966-13 ASHBURN NEWS Mrs, W, Downing of Toronto, | is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Fred Daw. Pleased to report Miss Mary Hopkins able to return home from Oshawa General Hospital last Wednesday. Mrs," Alfred Fisher accomp- | anied her aunt on a trip to Boston last week, Several from here" attended Decoration Service at Grove- side Cemetery, Br ooklin on Sun- day. Mr .and Mrs Wes Doble of Sunderland; Mr, "and Mrs. James Doble; My, Lawrence Doble and son Chris of Toronto were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ashton. © Mrs, V. MacGregor, Whitby, Mrs. (Dr) J. Sinclair Miss F. Ruddy and Miss E. Brabazon, Willowdale, Mr, and "Mrs, J. Mr and Mrs. James Douglas, Streetsville; Miss Edythe Jones, St. Catharines, Mr, & Mrs. Wm. Newman Dunbarton, and many' other friends from Toronto, Scarboro, Uxbridge, Cannington Woodville, Sunderland and the -a miscellaneous surrounding community. Mr. and Mrs, Russell Richard- son are visiting relatives in Kingston and Cumberland this week, Mr, and Mrs. W. Sparks, of Port Hope were Sunday visitors | with Mrs, M. Sparks, Mr. and Mrs, «Walter Reyn- olds and family, of Ancaster, and Mrs. A, Reynolds, were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs, Edgar Heron. The annual Sunday School picnic. will be held at Geneva Park on Thursday, June 28rd. A number of friends and neighbours ~ gathered in the Church basement on evening and presented Frank Gardner and Linda Oldham with 'shower prior to their marriage on June 18th. The monthly meeting of the Ladies' Bible Class was held at the home of Mrs. H. Buntain, Port Perry on evening, May 8th. I require lots of 'any size providing they meet local building regulations. Write HARRY O. PERRY, 46 Rossland Rd. E., Oshawa JOHN F. For confidential interview call : oo REAL ESTATE LTD. BOWMANVILLE, 14 Frank St., REAL ESTATE SALESMAN 'Business is good and we are short of help. We prefer someone with selling experience, but not an absolute necessity. Must be of good character and having an eager. ness to learn the real estate business. Can also be full or part time. De WITH Phone 623-3950 a... sse-- . Ontario Hydro ~ cordially Invites you to official opening "of the new | ~ Bowmanville Alon Office on Scugog Road Wednesday, June 22, at 2:30 p.m. attend the : The official opening by George E. Gathercole, Chairman of Ontario Hydro, will be followed by a tour of the building. Light refreshments} will be served. | These new, all-electric headquarters will provids | more space and facilities to enable us to meet the growing electrical needs of over 10,000 Area customers.' Take Scugog Rd. to northern limits of Bowmanville. " Friday Wednesday i ER anes LC oe em CT emer AR a, fi & S-- ~~ fo -® . ) . 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