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16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, July 20, 1961 COLUMBUS PERSONALS presentation was held on Sat- urday night in the lower Church Hall for Mr. and Mrs. Don Nicholls, the former Miss Gwen Shaw. The evening was opened with a sing-song and then mov- ies were shown of their wed- ding. Two lovely lamps and a purse of money were presented as a gift from the community. The address was read by Miss Isabelle Corner. On Sunday Michael Robert Haight was baptized by Rev. R. H. Love in Columbus Unit- ed Church. Mr. and Mrs. George McKen- zie, Mr. and Mrs. Allan McKen- zie, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cor- ner and Mrs. Jessie McKenzie were guests at the wedding reception of Miss Lenora Loyst and Mr. George McKenzie at Claremont. Mr. George McKen- zie was formerly of Columbus. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Walter Holliday were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Holliday. Sunday evening Miss Jessie Webber of Brooklin and Miss Maude Ferrell of Toronto were guests at Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Webber. Mr. and Mrs. John McClel- lan of Whitby were Sunday din- ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Stark. Mrs. Levi Ellins and Mrs. Mary Dyer held a barbecue party at the former's home in honor of the Columbus Base- ball team. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pereman were honored guests. Mrs. Frank Hayes and Bev- erly were the weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Beath and family. Mr. and Mrs. Stafford Cos- way entertained Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Catton from Port Perry on Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grills held a picnic for their family and grandchildren last week. Mr. Oliver McCulloch is re- covering from surgery in Osh- awa Hospital and we wish him a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Elliott from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, visited Mr. and Mrs. H. Moun- tenay on Sunday and held a family picnic. Mr. and Mrs. George Mec Kenzie of Guelph and Miss Mil- dred Webber of Simcoe were re- cent guests of relatives in Col- umbus. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Ratz and family from Huntsville were visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Wil- fred Sanderson's for the week- end. BOWMANVILLE BOWMANVILLE -- Mr. and Mrs. J. Cuddahee and girls are on a week's holiday at View Lake, Lake Scugog. Mr. and Mrs. J. Knight are on holidays at Rice Lake. Carol Hughes is spending the summer with relatives in England. Miss Tanya Goddard is teach- ing English conversation to French Canadians at the Queen's University Summer Course, Kingston. "Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bates are on a month's vacation by mo- tor to Western Canada. Misses Beverley McRobbie and Linda Rundle left by air for a holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Holyoak, Vancouver. Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Tennant and Mark have returned from a week's vacation at Kirkfield, Ont. Tom Mason, Allan Plummer and John Phillips spent a few days at Presque'lle. HOLD TEA BOWMANVILLE -- A tea and bake sale was held by the La- dies Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion in the Legion Hall on Friday afternoon. The proceeds will go towards the furniture and equipment of a four-hed ward in: the few wing' of Memorial Hospital to be donated by Branch 178 of the Canadian Le- gion and the Ladies Auxiliary. Glenholme Hughes, the Hos- pital Board Chairman opened the tea and spoke of the effi- cient help given by the auxiliary to the legion and the commun- ity. The hall was decorated with sprays of summer flowers. Two large baskets of peonies adorn- ed the stage. A wishing well was placed in the centre of the hall. President M. Bates and Com- rade I. Candler presided over the teacups. Pink and yellow roses centered the serving table which was lighted by tall pink and white tapers in crystal can- dlesticks. Comrade S. Graham read the teacups. Those serving were the convener, Comrade Jean Firth, second vice-presi- dent E. Rundle, Comrade Au- drey Fletcher, Comrade Mona Swan, Comrade R. Bathgate and Comrade F. Bruce, Com- rade M. Lawrie, Jenny Harn- den, C. Hall, A. Clapp, G. Dow- ney, K. Newman and V. Somer- scales. First vice-president A. Bate was in charge of the tickets for door prizes and the winners were: Mrs. L. C. Mason, Mrs. Rose Palmer, Mrs. S. Murdoch, Mrs. R. E. Richards and Mrs. C. Hall. Comrade V. Fletcher was convener of the bake table with Comrade A. Butler and Com- rade A. Dilling assisting. Comrade R. Palmer was in charge of the candy table. Com- rade G. Murdoch was in charge of the touch and take table. Comrade B. Woodward was in charge of the white elephant table. Comrade H. Humphrey was sgjling tickets on a special draw 10 articles which will be drawn for in September. Canadians all across Canada pay $70 million a year for their DAILY NEWSPAPERS Public confidence in DAILY NEWSPAPERS has never been higher--people turn in ever increasing numbers to DAILY NEWSPAPERS--for news, for comment and for guidance in buying. Canadians NEED their DAILY NEWS- PAPERS-they are the main source of news--the most used "market guide" for households clear across this country. CANADIAN DAILY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION 55 UNIVERSITY AVENUE, TORONTO 1, ONTARIO Phone 368-1813 R. A. BARFORD General Manager