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3 ley, NEL AN ie EOP nd Sr LL oy LSA C3 En = the nomination of Federal] mation _Cana RRIEAT # KFT XENI FF FT HX FAR FA ART PEF ARE FE ER REE As part of a program designed to restore maximum mobility and usefulness to his injured hand, volunteer fire captain Jack Cook builds a handsome magazine rack a Hand Severly Damaged May 24th Now Able To Make Magazine Rack As in many Centres in = Canada, the local Fire Bri gade in Port Perry sponsored a fireworks display in the ~ town Fair Grounds during the May 24th holiday week- end. i The highlight of the dis- play was the brilliantly col- oured rockets that lifted high into the sky and burst into thousands of sparkling, lum- inous stars. One of these had just been lit by volunteer Fire Captain Jack Raymond Cook when it exploded prematurely, hitt- ing him in the left hand. Jack, who lives at'129 John Street in Port Perry, and a car mechanic by trade, was taken to Oshawa General Hospital - where emergency surgery was performed to amputate the index finger] Centre, a team of doctors, and generally repair the in- jured left hand. Now at the Workmen's Compensation Board Hospital and Rehabilitation Centre in Downsview; he is regaining the mobility and strength in the hand and looking for. ward to the day when he will return to his. job at Bob Ar. cher Motors, and his home in Port Perry. The father of two boys and three girls, Jack Cook has been a volunteer fireman since 1957. He has received special training in fire fight- ing, resuscitation and rescue work and has been a volun- teer fire captain for two years. At the Compensation Bd"s Hospital and Rehabilitation the Workmen's Compensation Board Hos- pital and Rehabilitation Centre. Studying his progress is Eileen Graham, one of the Board's occupational therapists. physical and occupational therapists and remedial gym: nasts have coordinated their professional skills to design a program specifically to get the hand and Jack back to work as soon as possible. As part of this program, Jack is making a stylish wooden ma- gazine rack for his home. On leave from the Centre over the long holiday week- end, Jack Cook took in a round of golf, and although an accurate score was not kept, the hand showed more mobility and less swelling than before. Jack Cook feels that with the skilled care he's receiv- ing at the WCB Centre, it won't be long before he's hack to work. iI were in Kingston to find re- '| vacationing -in-Toronto fora SCUGOG NEWS The "Head" U.C.W. will be held at the home of Mrs. Myrtle Manns on Wednesday evening of Sept. 6th. Last week Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Redman with sons John and David enjoyed a| couple of days at Expo. On Monday Mr. and Mrs. Orval Heayn with Arnold sidence for Arnold while he attends Queen's University. The early part of this week Mrs. Thos. Redman was in Hamilton attending the Senior Citizen's Convention. Misses Karen and Debbie Collins, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Collins, have been spending 3 weeks with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Collins and some of their aunts. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Collins vi- sited at the parental home. About 40 attended the Gord- on Collins family picnic at Poplar Park on Sunday. Mrs. Galanta and Miss Elisa Galanta have returned after week. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Fra-| lick have returned after vi- siting friends in Manitoba & Saskatchewan. Mr. Barry Prentice is at his home after spending the summer in Bradford. Mrs. R. Tetlow spent a couple. of weeks with Mr. & Mrs. A. Haines in Tyrone. Mr. and Mrs. J. Highet and Debbie of "Agincourt, Mr. and Mrs. J. Highet Sr. of Tor- onto Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. G. Smith; Mr. and Mrs. J. Edgar and Jacqueline visited with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Slute in Osha- wa on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Manns and daughter Saturday night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hope of Prince Albert. Mr. and Mrs. J. Anderson of Toronto week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Moore. Mr. and Mrs. S. Rzany and Mr. John Ryan of Oshawa guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Reese on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. F. Whalen, Ronnie and Jeffrey, Miss Teresa Curley and Mr. A. Kaiser, all of Toronto spent the week-end at Miss Jean 'Norman Hogg Will Contest County P.C. On the suggestion of a group of prominent Conser- vatives in Ontario County, Norman Hogg of Brookdale near Uxbridge has agreed to allow his name to stand for f| vices. dian Centre of Toronto. He Nomination Conservative candidate in the new electoral district of Ont- ario County. Norman Hagg has farmed in Brookdale for about 30 years and is a pro- minent breeder of Beef Shorthorn cattle north coun- try Cheviot sheep and Welsh ponies. He is married and has two children Mary and Mr. Hogg is an O.A.C. gra- duate and has been engaged until recently in the distri- bution of fime chemicals, principally to the Canadian Feed Industry through N. D. Hogg Limited. During the second World is presently 1st Vice-Presi- dent of the Canadian Short- horn Association and Chair- man of the Beef Cattle Com- mittee of the Royal Winter Fair. The electoral district of Ontario, Ontario is that part of Ontario County contained in the Townships of Picker- ing, Reach, Scott, Scugog, Ux- bridge, East Whitby and part of the Township of Whitby. It includes from the County of York, the Townships of Georgina, North Gwillimbury and all the islands of the Georgina Indian Reserve. The ¢ity of Oshawa and the Town of Whitby have been separated from the old Ont- ario federal riding and the Honourable Michael Starr will seek re-election in this new Riding. Henderson's cottage, Pine Point. Mrs. F. Tyrell. i Mr. and Mrs. C. Fralick visited Mr. and Mrs. G. Rus- -gell of Caesarea Beach on Friday evening. Miss Marilyn Fralick is spending this week at Expo. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Valen: tine and Ginny of Kitchener, Mrs. L. Williams and Doug, Agincourt, Miss Vera Sutton, Kitchener, Mrs. J. Valentine, Winnipeg, Mr. and Mrs. V. Aldred and Mr. and Mrs. J. Sweetman Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. A Aldred. Mrs. L. Kumba of Oshawa visiting with Mr. and Mrs. D. Huffman. Mr. and Mrs. D. Huffman, Paul and John are attending the water ski tournament held in Sherbrooke Quebes. Service at 9 am. You are invited. Cochrane-Burnett Vows (Continued) ensconced with coffee tulle, offset with Bone accessories and a corsage of deep pink carnations. The bridegroom's mother chose a two piece ensemble of Azure Blue Linen featur- ing an afternoon gown trim- med with Alencon Lace. She wore a two-toned Beige tulle sories. Her corsage was pale pink carnations. For going away after the dancing party, the bride chose a brocaded satin petal pink two piece ensemble, de- signed with a portrait collar and Empire waistline banded with plain pink satin and tailored bow, a chic 'short- brimmed white sailor styled hat, black and white acces- sories and a pink-throated Cymbidium Orchid corsage. Before leaving on their honeymoon trip to Northern Ontario. the bride requested that her bridal bouquet be placed on her father's grave. Upon their return the happy couple will make their home at 86 Union Avenue. Among the honoured guests were the bride's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George Burnett, of Toronto and the bridegroom's grandfather, Mr. Ernest Ad- ams, of Bowmanville. Mrs. Burnett chose a Navy Blue ensemble with White acces- sories and wore a pale pink carnation corsage. Out-of-town guests were 'from. Toronto, Oshawa, Bow- -manville, Millbrook, Uxbrid- ge, Raglan, Nestleton, Sea- grave and Scugog Island. J * J cloche hat and Bone acces- in charge of the arrang® ments. Mrs. Fred Crawford greeted the guests at the door and Misses Cheryl Rahm and Jane Smith were in charge + of the guest book when one hundred and fifty were in- vited to sign their names. .. Mrs. Edward Teno the ma- tron of honour elect presided over the Trousseau Room. The Bridal Attendants, Mrs. the bride and Miss Shar®n Armstrong were in charge of the Shower Gifts and the Bride's Hope Chest and the Wedding Gifts were in char- ge of Miss Anne Marie Boyle. J * LJ Pre-Nptial Parties Mrs. Bruce Cochrane, the former Georgeen Burnett, was entertained at several miscellaneous showers and pre-nuptial parties. : A delightful shower was ar- ranged by the hostess Mrs. M. Pilkey, who with the as- sistance of the co-hostess, Mrs. C. Kidd, entertained at her home in Whitby for the bride-elect, when the Teach- ing Staff of Kathlegn Rowe - Memorial School honoured their co-worker. Mrs. Harold Martyn, Mary Street, Port Perry held a miscellaneous shower with Mrs. Frank Godley assisting, when neighbours and friepds gathered together to extend best wishes to the bride-to- 'be. Mrs. Sharen McClelland entertained, with the assist- ance of the Bridal attendants for her cousin, Georgeen when close friends & school- mates extended best wishes Mr. and Mrs. A. Kreig and daughters have returned af- ter vacationing at their cot- tage Bradley Lake. Mr. and Mrs. R. Cawker, Wendy and Ernie vacationed- at Montreal, Expo and Brad- ley Lake. The Thomas picnic was held on Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. H. Thomas cottage. Re- latives were present from Sandford, Sunderland, Black- water, Sonya and Greenbank. Mr. and Mrs. J. Newman and family of Manchester, Mr, and Mrs. J. Raines and Kelly of Port Perry and Mr. and Mrs. C. Mason of Oshawa Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs. T. Eden. , Mrs. J. Beckett a Tuesday exhibition guest. Misses Janice and Ann Car- ter are spending a week in Windsor with Mr. and Mrs. War he served overseas in the Canadian Army and re- tired with the rank of Lt. Col. and was awarded the M.BE. and ED. for his ser- Among his many activities he is a past president of the Canadian Council on ¢H Clubs and was one of the original Directors in the For- ON TARGET EVERY TIME Port Perry Rr Ray Trew. Mr. and Mrs. Appleton and family spent Sunday in Bob- caygeon, Mr. and Mrs. A. Aldred and Mrs. B. Valentine Tuesday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. Demara. Mr. and Mrs. Helliwell of Highland Creek visited "i mation of the Canadian, lo.l.- AY ANE SA L$ - FIA RRLPANES BABAR RBA a] Popular Bride-to-be Honoured at Trousseau Tea. Mrs. George Burnett enter- tained for her daughter, Geo- rgeen, at a Trousseau Tea. To receive her guests, Mrs. Burnett was assisted by the bridegroom's mother, Mrs. Edwin Cochrane and the bride-to-be. Presiding over the daintily arranged tea table. which was centred with a unique flower arrangement of pink and white Chrysanthemums and small tapers, during the afternoon and evening were Mrs. Donald Crozier, Mrs. Douglas Crozier, Mrs. Keith Crozier, Miss Rene Burnett, Mrs. Roy St. John, Mrs. Charles Rowland, Mrs. John Spence and Mrs. Robert Shillabeer, the Bride's aunts, Mrs. Ivan Cochrane, aunt of the bridegroom, Mrs. George Cochrane, Mrs. Robert Lind- say and Miss Glenda Coch- rane. Assisting in the tea 'room were Mrs.. Robert Free Mrs. Arthur Beauchamp, mrs. George Carnochan, Mrs. Al- bert Fulford and Miss Sharon Baird. Mrs. Archie McEach- ern, Mrs. Frank Godley and | day. with hex parents Mi a and presented assorted gifts to the future bride. Mrs. John Ballard, of Port Perry; entertained for the bride-elect, at her summer cottage on Lake Scugog. Her sister, Mrs. Elmer - Lee, of Port Perry, assisted as co- hostess. At this party the bride-elect was honoured by the Crozier Family relatives 'and received many useful gifts. The Burnett Family arang- éd a happy get-together at the home of Mrs. Wm. Davis, in Toronto. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. John Spence, Mrs. Robert Shillabeer and Miss Rene Burnett. Several guests from Port Perry at- tended this family shower to honour the bride-to-be. A Pantry Shower was held at the home of Mrs. R. Lind- say, in Oshawa, wher? the Cochrane Family met to ex. tend congratulations and best wishes to the happy couple. The co-hostesses were Mr. G. Cochrane and Miss Glenda Cochrane of Oshawa. After the wedding réhear- sal, the bridegroom's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Cochrane, entertained the Bridal Party at their home CEE " - > TT ------ 'Sharen McClelland, cousin of | SS TR UB a a