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4 = THE OSHAWA TIMES, Ssturdey, November 9, 1963 The men's and boys' Anniversary Held At Audley Church . By MRS. FRED PUCKRIN |Guthrie; most comical, t AUDLEY--The Audley church|Richards, Peggy, Squire; most/Box of the Pickering Township anniversary service was held re-jattraetive couple, Randy Rich- cently. Dr. Kenneth Prior, thejatds and Darrell Winter. guest speaker, told of some of} For the adults, prettiest cos- _ his exper Fv while a m |tume, Lynda Puckrin (bride), fields in rica where and Marilyn Harris (gay nineties); his w: orked for thirty years. ; He eee the ae that|most original, Linda Izatt. (gay!on Manitoulin Island. every worthwhile achievement|nineties), Shirley Smith (hobo);| Some Audley residents attend- in the: Christian world was ac-)most comical, Leonard Walthamjed the recital at McLaughiin complished through mission|(lady), Bert Guthrie (ghost);|/Public Library, Oshawa, re- work, from the first church to|most attractive couple, Diane|cently, when Peggy Squire play- p.m. Mr. Stanley Outhouse, the fifth concession, was the politan Toronto. the home of Charlie and Mrs. speaker. banguet/the highest mark in Grade 6 in|Mrs. R. D. Riley, Milford Bay, was held on November 1 at 6.30|the June examinations in the|Mrs, James McCartie and a of|Oshawa area. brother-in-law and sister, Mr.|J The community club met Sat-land Mrs. Frank Martin of Mon. urday evening, November 2, atitreal, and Mrs. brother, Mr. Cecil Smith, Mrs. Susan|Clemence, Patrol Sergeant Alan/Smith and Karen, of Chapleau. Police Department, was guestiey's family visited on Sunday|desia with her at the home of her son- Eileen Guthrie has returned to|in-law and daughter, Mr. andjwhite-ruled Southem Rhodesia, continue her training at Sick|Mrs, George Squire, the occa-|has been banned by the govern- Children's Hospital, following ajsion month at the Red Cross Hospital/birthday. Mr. and Mrs. 'E, A. Darling,|have had to use tear gas and Port Carling; Darling, Bracebridge; ters, Mrs. A. Wright, Huntsville, HAVE GOOD RECORD friend Miss Corbett, Thornhill; Visitors at the home of Mr.|also nieces and nephews, My bridge; Mr. and Mrs, Gordon arvis, Willowdale; and Mr. and! volving 768 passengers, an_an-|miles. Mrs, David Bambridge, Thorn- Davidson's| hill. BANNED FROM MEETINGS SALISBURY, Southern Rho- (AP) -- Joshua Nkomo, |}. African nationalist leader in . A. Mawhin- Members of Mrs awhin DANCE PARTY BOB MINNS & HIS ORCHESTRA AIVILON OSHAWA Old Time -- Modern ADMISSION--$1.00 being Mrs. Mawhiney's|/ment from attending any public meetings for three months. The z : ° government said that police € ies included her brother, c ~~ brother, Victor|dogs to break up crowds of y her sis-/Nkomo's suppo ters after he addressed them. schools, hospitals, suffrage, and|Carter (farmer), Keith Puckrin|ed a piano selection and re- every organization. (lady). iceived her award for obtaining Sere NOY O'KEEFE CENTRE sang "O Lord Correct Me" and Mrs. Arch Bell presided at the OPENS MON., THRU NOV. 23 BARBARA JOHN organ, Dr. Prior gave the bene- diction in the Umbhundu lan- guage of Africa. Church services for the winter months will be at 2.30, preceded EVES. 8.30, WED. & SAT. MATS. 2 P.M. ' $1.50 TO $5.50 by Sunday School at 1.15 p.m, The Explorers have presented O'KEEFE CENTRE, FRONT AND YONGE, TORONTO BOX OFFICE 11 a.m.-- 9 p.m. EM, 3-6633 to the church a framed picture} of the old church which was) torn down in 1956. This picture has been hung in the church) vestibule. MASQUERADE " The community club held a masquerade party in the) school on Friday evening. Prizes were given to the following chil- dren: prettiest costume, Helen| Zdanowicz, Neil Guthrie; most 2:25--4:40--6;55---9:10 nual seminar of the Flight ATHENS, Greece (Reuters)--|Safety Foundation has reported About 135,000,000 air passengers | here. This was a safety record FIRST INHABITANTS {come from Asia The first inhabitants of the|Bering Strait in New World are believed to have|that started 15,000 carried in 1962 but therejof less than one passenger fa- guest speaker. He is the Proba- Mrs. James Davidson 1e.|@nd Mrs. Ross Darling, Brace-\Were tion Officer for Boys in Metro- eas ge cag Davidson's were only 28 fatal accidents in-jtality a 100,000,000 passenger- ine MUST TERRIFYING: MOTION PICTURE THE PICTURE i a UNITARIAN FELLOWSHIP Sunday Sapvies 11:00 A.M. ANOTHER IN THE SERIES OF LECTURES ON COMPARATIVE RELIGION "Your Friend, The Adventists" GUEST SPEAKER: MR. P. W. MANVEL President of The 7th Day Adventist College School of Religion Classes 11 A.M. O.R.C. BUILDING -- 100 GIBB ST. ADULT ENTERTAINMENT KIND / OF LOVE ' AC THEA TEE AIR CHEVALIER, TECHNICOLOR TODAY FEATURE DAILY AT: 4 FAMOUS PLAYERS THEATRE original, Tommy Astley, Donnie TODAY and SUNDAY "KING KONG vs, GODZILLA" wy couce Added Suspense Hit ~~ "THE TRAITORS" STARTS MONDAY) MONDA GANGWAY . GREATEST THIS YEAR'S -- OF THEM ALL! The New Spectacular TARZAN THE MAGNIFICENT" in Core aed BIG ADVENTURE! 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