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" MR, AND In honor of their golden wed- ding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gay of Courtice have been feted by their family, friends and members of the community. On Friday evening, December 15, nearly two hundred rela- tives, friends and neighbors gathered at Ebenezer United Church. Mr. Charles Osborne acted as chairman and Miss Jayne Gay and Mr. Rick Gay escorted their grandparents to seats of honor and presented their grandmother with a cor- sage and their grandfather with a boutonniere A short program followed. Mr. Dennis Gay, a nephew, played a piano solo. Mrs. George Annis sang and Miss Evelyn Gay gave several short readings. Miss Hazel Rundle sang two suitable selections and a quartet com- posed of Mr, Jack Bickle, Mr. Elmer Downs, Mr. Murray Osborne and Mr. Raymond Osborne contributed two selec- tions, one with special words for the occasion Mrs. Ross Pearce then made a presentation speech which covered the honored couple's lives from young people to the present day and Mr. Wilfred Brown and Mr. Eber Snowden presenetd them with a beautiful chesterfield. Mr. and Mrs. Gay both made fitting replies, thanking their) friends and expressing their ap- preciation. Several short speeches were made expressing best wishes to the honored pair by the Rev- erned Harold Stainton, Mr. L. J. Courtice, Mr, Charles Whal- MRS. --Photo by Rehder, Well Known Courtice Couple | Celebrate S0th Anniversary KEEP IN TRIM . By IDA JEAN KAIN "My doctor says I must lose 40 pounds. He is disgusted with my on-again-off-again diet 'at- tempts. He gave me a 900 cal- orie diet, With all the work I have to do, I simply cannot sub- sist on such meager fare and stil: be decent to my family. "When I diet I lose three to four pounds. a week, but about two weeks is all I can stick it. Then I go on a spree and eat, A few weeks later I start: the diet again, but soon I'm back to overeating--and gaining. Doing this I've pushed my weight from 158 to 189 pounds! I'm disgusted RUSSELL GAY Bowmanville special anniversary evening drew to a close. The committee who had charge of the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Osborne, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Vinson, Mr. and Mrs. Eber Snowden and Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Brown. ber of the nursing staff at Bow- 4|/manville Hospital; Mr. Harry Gay, of the Gay Construction company, which was founded by his grandfather;' Miss Bernice Gay, a member of the staff of the Robert Simpson Company, Toronto, and Miss Joan Gay, an assistant at the Oshawa General Hospital. Both Mr, and Mrs. Gay have been 'very active in the com- munity. Mrs. Gay is a life mem- ber of the WMS of Ebenezer United Church and a very will- ing worker in the Church, Mr. Gay who js still connected with the Gay "Construction company has been an ardent sportsman and in later years has taken a keen interest in watching base- 900 Calorie Reducing Diet Too Low For Homemakers with myself and so discour- aged!" she concluded. The problem of on-again-off- again poundage appears to be more pronounced with thosé| who follow crash programs. How can this overweight, or any overweight break inis habit pat- tern? To pull out of the rut, first discard ali: old notions about dieting. Step thinking of diet as torture. Put the blame for excess weight where it be- longs--on your poor food habits. Decide in your own mind that this time you will stop diet- dallying and learn to eat for weight control. 4 900-Calorie diet is too low. With a family to take care of, you need 1,100 to 1,200 calories a day while reducing. Your doc- tor is trying to'help you to lose weight. He may set the calories at 900, knowing your inclination to slip in extras. Surprise him. Eai three adequate meals a day keep your total calories. within 1,200--and never once go on a spree. You'll lose, pounds! Why lose out on nutrition: science? Apply protective nutrition to everyday eating--you will find it unexpectedly easy to reduce. SHE SUCCEEDED These words from a success- ful dieter carry conviction: reached the place where friends are saying, 'You look wonder- ful!' You might say that I have been on a diet--although it isn't so much a diet as it is a protec- tive plan of eating. I followed your calorie chart and restricted my servings. It is surprising how well I ate, and I did not go hungry. "Everyone is complimenting me now and exclaiming 'What wili power!' I tell them it does not take will power. All it takes is to follow a. protective pat- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, December 20, 1961 9 LIKE MOTHER ANCASTER, Ont. (CP) -- Pol- itics is a' family affair here, where Mrs, Ada Pritchard is a civic controller and her daugh- at the recent election. It's not likely that council members will need to ask her to "speak up." She's an elocution teacher. ter, Mrs. Norman Anker, is a member of the school board. - CLEAR SPEAKER AYR, Out. (CP)--This Water- loo County town got its first woman reeve when Mrs. Mil- dred Gillies, 64, defeated the * When need "HOME-NURSING" Call a V.0.N. Nurse 725-2211 Care for incumbent reeve, Carl Weitzel, EVERYONE" tern. By changing my ways of eating I have reduced from 200 pounds to 150 pounds in seven months, My weight of 150 for five feet six inches may seem a little high, but I am solidly built. Now that I know how to eat to control my weight I am never going to let my weight go over the 150 pound mark." Congratulations! USE INGENUITY MONTREAL (CP)--A nursery school teacher must be alert to every opportunity to develop creativity among her charges, says Celia Henerofsky, director of the YMHA nursery here. For instance, she said, a child might bring "an old flowery hat" to a Pu! gg tt gpl and an alert teacher would use it as basis for an jeapeovioutalary. MONTREAL (CP) -- Under- Wear as outer-wear was sug-) gested at a lingerie show here, which showed bras of pink bro- cade and lame modelled with long, tight evening skirts of the same material. For casual wear "If fat people would only leain .about food they would not ball and curling. < Also entertaining for the couple was Mrs. Arthur Gay, who had as guests thrée other couples of the 50-year-club, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Osborne, Mr. and Mrs, Wally Pickel and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Vinson. These people all reside in the Eben- lezer community and it is quite an achievement for a rural com- munity. | A family dinner was held at} the home of their son, Mr. Harry Gay, when suitable gifts) were presented to them by their granddaughter, Jayne and| grandson, Rick. Mr. and Mrs. Gay were also} entertained at dinner at the Fly-| ing Dutchman when about 30) relatives gathered. There were, suitable decorations and a wed: | ding cake centered the table. A) toast was proposed by Miss Evelyn Gay, a niece, and Mr. Leslie Jackson, a brother, spoke on behalf of the bride's family) and Mrs. Gordon Chartran and Mrs. Leslie Jackson presented) her with gifts. Mrs. Edward) Rose spoke on behalf of the Gay) family and Mr. Donald Courtice} presenetd suitable gifts to Mr. Gay. The honored couple both| expressed their appreciation. | "The former Millie Jackson) was married to Mr. ll Gay, youngest son of the late 1911, Mr. Harry Gay on December 13, at the Jackson farmhouse of Bowmanville. 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