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r THURSDAY, 3UNE il, 1953 TNI~CANATA?1~TATMAN OWMAVIT.J&l ?I1'£&£UV HEARD - FINNEY St. John's Anglican Church, R Bowmanviîîe, was the scene of a pr~ wedding on Saturday, May 3qen Evelyn An n Finney li'ter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip F'inney, Bowmanville, was joined ini marriage with Lorne Clifford Heard, son of Mrs. A. Blatcb, Oshawa, and the late Mn. C. C. Heard. The ceremony was per- formed by Rev Warren Turner, against a background of pale pink and white tulips and white lilacs. Mrs. John Gunn played the wed- ding music. Given in marriage by ber fath- er, the bride wore a floor length gown of white slipper satinwt panels of nylon, fasbioned on princess lines. A halo cap edged in pearîs held ber finger-tip veil and she carried a basket of red1 roses. Miss June Staîker, Bow- manville,. was the bride's attend- ant, wearing a full length strap- less gown of nylon net over pale blue satin witb matching Juliet cap. She carried a basket of pink carnations. Mr. Joe Kelemen, Oshawa, was best man, and ushers were Mr. Philip F. Finney and Mn. Donald Heard. A reception was beld at the home of the bride, the bride's mother receiving in à -dless of pale blue net with navy accessot'- les. She was assisted by the groom's mother who wore a navy ,blue ensemble. Both wore cor- gages of pink carnations. Following the reception, the bride and groom ]eft on a wedding trip ta Lakeview, Ohio, the bride weaning for travelling a býue tail- ored suit with navy accessories and corsage of pink carnations. On their return they will reside in Oshawa. WEATHERILT - FOWLER A very pretty summer wedding took place at the home of the bride's parents, when Rev. James Hampson united in marriage, Margaret Fowler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Fowler, R. R. 1, Bethany, to Earl Weatherilt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Wea- therilt, Bethany. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was lovely in ber afternoon dress of powder blue crepe trimmed with tiny beads and seed pearîs with matching bolero. Her shoulder length veil was of matching blue caught to a headdress of pink roses and lily of the valley. Her bouquet was of _nV eetheart roses. The matron of r was Mrs. Inez Porteous, Ialso wore an afternoon dress of pink crepe wîth white lace .tnim, matching pink accessories and corsage of pink and white carnations. Charles Weatherilt was grooms- mnan for bis brother. The home was tastefully decor- ated with pink and white stream- ers and large baskets of pink and WEEK Thursday 1white flowers, and the ceremony took place under a pink and white arch in the living room. Mrs. Fowler, mother of the bride received their guests wear- ing a grey and mauve printed nylon sheer dress and grey acces- sories with corsage of pink carna- tions. Mrs. Weatherilt, mother of the groom, assîsted and was wear- ing a royal blue silk dress with black accessories and corsage of pink carnations. Following the luncheon the happy couple left on a motor trip, the bride travelling in a navy blue dress with white accessories, grey coat and corsage of red roses. On return tbey will live at their farm home one mile west of Bethany on 7A Highway. Among the guests were Mn. and Mrs. Reg. Furness of Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bernard, New- castle; Miss Dorothy Allaird and Mrs. Mildred Toddlea, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Capstick, Shanon and Robent Capstick, Ux- bridge, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Wea- therilt, Miss Lillie Weathenilt, Miss Joan Bristow and Miss Mar- garet Lowes, Bethany. *Previous to ber wedding the bride was entertained by a bost, of friends from the Yelverton community at the home of Miss Emma Henders and was the re- cipient of many lovely miscellan- eous gifts. ROUGHLEY - CHARTRAN St. And'rew's Presbyterian Chunch, Bowmanville, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Saturday afternoon, June 6, when Doris Catherine Chartran, daughter of Mns. S. G. Chantran and the late Mr. Chartran, be- came the bride of John Herbent Roughley, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Roughley, Oshawa. The cermeony was performed by Rev. A. G. Scott, against a background of wbite snapdragons and white carnations. Mn. W. E. C. Workman played the wedding music. Mrs. Ward Hoffman, Bur- lington, was soloist, singing "The Lord's Prayer" 'prior to the cere- mony, and "Because" during the signing of the register. The bride, given in marniage by ber cousin, Mn. Charles E. Wood, Ottawa, was lovely in a floor length strapless gown of white French lace over satin. Tbe fitted jacket of lace was fasbioned with mandarin collar and featuned tiny buttons to the waist. The long sleeves came to a point over the band. The gracefully full skirt was accordion pleated. Her finger tip veil feli from a headdress of lace over satin and she carried a cascade bouquet of white roses and lily of the valley. The bnide's sister, Miss Florence E. Chartran, was maid of honor, wearing a floor length strapless gown of peacock blue French lace oven taffeta, fashioned simil- arly to the the bride's. 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Gault officiating for the valley. the marniage of Kathnyn Eliza- Litte Mss Ptriia Rugheybeth Jarvis, daughter of Mn. and Littale MissfPthiciaRougly Mrs. G. LeRoy Jarvis to Mn. Hugh Osbaa, iec ofthegrom, wore McCanthy of Calgary, Alta., son a floor lengtb dness of petal pink of Mrs. F. A. Fletcher of Tononto organdy fasbioned with Peter an h aeM.Hg -aty Pan collar and puff sîceves. SheantelteM.ugMCrty carried a nosegay of pink roses The bride, given in marniage and blue forget-me-nots. by ber father, was lovely in ber gown of white nylon net with Mn. Harold Roughley, Oshawa, floor length bouffant skirt, strap- brother of the groom was best less bodice, lace redingote over man, and Messrs. Erie McIlveen aIl made with Queen Anne col- and John O'Brien, the latter a lar, long sleeves. Her finger-tip brotben-in-law of the groom, veil was of silk net caught to a both of Oshawa, acted as ushers. lace beadband and she carried a A reception was beld at the bouquet of gardenias and lily of Lions Community Centre, Beech the valley. Ave., the bride's mothen neceiv- Mrs. Robent Bates was the ma- ing in a dress of iridescent rose tron of bonor wearing rose shan- silk shantung witb navy bat and,1 tung in ballenina lengtb, balter accessonies and corsage of white neckline, full skint and matcbing roses. Sbe was assisted by the headband with spray of flowens groom's mother who wore a dness and she cannied a mixed bouquet of navy sheen and lace, with pink of spring flowens. hat and accessonies and a corsage Mn. Hugh McCartby of Toronto of pnk rses.was the groomsman. Ushers were Following the reception, the Mn. Allan Relyea and Mn. Gor- bride and groom left on 'a wed- don Jarvis of Toronto. Mn. Rob- ding trip to Montreal and points ent Sisson, cousin of the bride, east, the bride weaning for travel- played the wedding music. ling a mauve two-piece dness with Following the cenemony a ne- white French straw bat, navy etowahldttehmef sboes and purse. Hen corsage was tceptin w aend tthe homeof an orcbid. The young couple wiîîte.ld'larns r.Jni reside in Bowmanville for a few necelving their guests wearing a montbs until their new borne is "on0 aybleceewt completed in Oshawa. matching navy accessories and Éorsage of red roses. Tbe groom's The bride is a member of tbe mother, Mrs. Fletcher, wbo also Savîngs Dept. staff in the Cana- received wone a gown of taupe dian Bank of Commerce, Osbawa, crepe with yellow bat and ac- and the groom bolds a position cessonies and corsage of pink on the office staff of Genenal MO- l'oses. tors of Canada at Oshawa. Later tbe bride and groom left - for a trip tbnough the soutben States. For travelling the bride EN. mi ~ wone a navy linen dressmaken suit Mrs.Morie Ta blyn with red and wbite accessories, onord b Frinds corsage of red roses. Tbey will Honore by Fiends live in Calgary, Alta. i Ai Many Showers MFYAID-C"fmrvl 1 Pnior to ber marniage to Mn. Morice Tamblyn Miss Bonnie Wood was guest of bonour at a linen sbower at the borne of Miss Jeanne Reynolds, assisted by Miss Doris Cbartran, on Fni- day evening, May 8. The bride was seated in a pink and wbite decorated chair and given a beautiful bride's book made up by the bostesses. After the opening 0f ber niany lovely gifts the bride-to-be -thanked al ber friends and a very delicious lunch was served. On Monday evening, May 11, Miss Wood was guest of honoun at a dinner given ber by the girls of the Engineering Dept. of General Motors at the Cadillac Hotel in Osbawa. She was pre- sented with a lovely larnp for wbicb she fittingly expressed ber thanks. On Apnil 29 followîng tbe manniage of Miss Joan Wood to Mr. George Jones of Orono, and prior to the wedding of Miss Bonnie Wood to Mn. Tamblyn, the two sisters wene guests of bonour at a neighbounhood sbower given at theborne of Mrs. D. R. Alldread, assisted by Misses Mary Alldnead, Marilyn Car- penter and Mrs. Jack Welsb. The two girls wene presented with a pair of airfoam pillows eacb, and other miscellaneous gifts. They tbanked everyone after wbicb a lovely lunch was scrved. Miss Betty Flett entertained at tbe home of ber mothen, Mns. J. Flett on Wednesday evening, May 13, witb a miscellaneous shower given in bonour of Miss Bonnie Wood. After the opening of ber gifts evenyone was thank- ed and an enjoyable evening was spent with a delicious lunch be- ing served. On May 21 Miss Wood was presented with a beautiful table larnp by Mn. E. F. Arrnstrong on behalf of the Engineering Dept. of Genenal Motors. On Saturday, May 16, at the home of Dr. and Mns. Charles Cattran, the bride and groom were presented by their rnany, friends with a beautiful silx-cr1 entree dish. after which an en-i .loyable evening "'as spent. i lvrUIAJD- UMLETT.[ The wedding of Eva Jean Gim- blett, daugbter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gimblett, Columbus, to Mn. John Bruce Medland, Brook- lin, only son of Mn. and Mns. Wil- liam Medland, took place in Col- umbus United Churcb, witb Rev. Roy Rickard officiating, assisted by Rev. M. C. Fisher, Brooklin. The wedding music was played by Mrs. Wallace Scott and the soloist was Mr. Ross Metcalf, Ma- pIe Grove, wbo sang "The Lond's Prayer" and "Wbere'er You Walk". The bride, given in marriage by ber father, wore a strapless gown of white nylon net over satin. The full floor-lengtb skirt was inserted with lace. The matron of bonor was Mrs. Ray Gimblett, sister-in-law of the bride, Miss Phyllis Burroughs and Miss Dianne Lane were bridesmaids. They wore identical floor-length gowns of mauve, yel- low and aqua, nylon net over sa- tin with net stoles and elbow length mittens. Mr. William McAndless was best man, and the ushers were Mr. Ray Gimblett, brother of the bride, and Mr. Alfred Jackson. For the reception beld at the home of the bridte's parents, the bride's mother received wearing a street-length dress of orchid Chantilly lace over taffeta, with black and white accessories. The bridegroom's mother was in lime green 'Chantilly lace over taffeta with tan accessories, They wore matching corsages of roses. For the wedding trip to eastern Ontario and New York state, the bride changed to a grey wool suit with white accessories with an orchid corsage. Her jewellery was a gold Pendant and earrings the gift of the bridegroom. The bride's attendants received earrings and necklaces, the gif t of the bride, the best man and ushers received dlocks from the bridegroom. Mr. and Mrs. Medland wiil re- side in Brooklin. Alberta*s water systerns flow in'o rivers thpt ultimnatelv reacb the ArcuticOccan. 'ie Gujf of Mexico anîd Hudson Ba. Saturday's Bride Fei ed by Friends AI Many Showers Mrs. Jack Roughley, the former Doris Chartran, popular bride of last Saturday, was much enter- tained prior to ber marriage. She was guest of honor at a miscel- laneous shower given by Mrs. Geo. W. James, Mrs. Harry Rice, Mrs. E. Crawford and Mrs. L. T. McLaughlin on May 13 at the home of Mx-s James. Over 50 guests were present wben a basket, beautifully decor- ated in pink and white and filled to overflowing with gifts, was placed before the bride-to-be who sat in the place of honor in a chair decorated with a pink bow. The bride opened ber many love- ly gîfts and thanked all present. A beautiful Guest Book contain- ing page decorations band-paint- ed by Miss Helen Morris, was also presented to the bride. The host- esses served a delicious lunch. On May 20, Miss Jean Noble, Jane St., entertained about 20 of tbe bride's friends at a crystal sbower. After Miss Chartran was seated in a chair decorated for the occasion, the gifts were brought in on a band wagon pret- tily decorated in pink and white. The guest of bonor fittingly ex- pressed ber thanks and the even- ing concluded with delicious re- freshments served by the bostess. Many useful gifts were received by the bride at a kitchen shower given in ber honor on May 21 by Mns. Douglas Harnden, Oshawa. A corsage of pink and white car- nations was presented to Miss Chantran, after which sheoe n- ed ber many gifts, seated ina chair decorated in yellow and white. A lovely lunch xvas served the tea table baving a centreU- piece of yellow tulips with yellow tapers on either side. The girls of the staff of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, Oshawa, where Miss Chartran bas been a member of the Sav- ings Dept. for the past two years, entertained at a dinner in the Central Hotel, Oshawa, witb a miscellaneous sbower following. Eigbteen girls were present and a pleasant time enjoyed. A presentation was made on May 28 from the entine staff of the Bank of Commerce by the manager, Mn. N. MeFadyen, when Miss Chartran received two place settings of Minton china in An- cestral pattern. The groom, Mr. Jack Rougbleý, was also the recipient of a pres- entation on May 22 when a stag party was held for him in the lounge of the Bowmanville Bad- minton Club. Oshawa and Bow- manville friends presented hlm with a lovely Ronson table ligbt- er. June Bride-la-be Showered by Friends Ai SurprisePariy Miss Gladys Hodgson, Scugog St., whose marriage to Mr. Ron- ald Murray White will take place in St. Paul's United Church on June 27, was guest of bonor at a miscellaneous shower given by nine of ber girl friends at the home of Miss Jean Bond, Scugog 1 St., on May 20.1 The bride-to-be, wbo was com-1 pletely taken by surprise, was showered with confetti when she passed under a white weddingý bell hung in the archway between 1 the living and dining room. delicious lunch. REGULAR OUR 'I 38 RING ST. E, Miss Florence Murdoch Guest of Honor -af Pre-Nuptial Parties Miss Florence M. Murdoch whose marriage to Mr. Jack Chandler Mantle will take place in St. John's Anglican Church, Bowmanville, this coming Satur- day afternoon, has been guest of honor at several pre-nuptial par- ties. Mrs. Oriel Acorn, Bowmanville, was hostess at an evening party when the prospective bride was presented with a walnut coffee table and a wine and grey china dîsh. Games provided entertain- ment, and lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Miss Grace Murdoch and Mrs. Haddie Knigbt. A decorated cake inscrib- ed "Best Wishes Floss" centeredi the candle-lighted tea table. The future bride was feted at a party beld in the lounge of the Bell .Telephone Company, Osh- awa office, and arranged by Miss Margaret MacLean and Mrs. Grant Locke. The bride-elect was presented first with a corsage of pink carnations and wellow rose- buds, and later a tri-lite floor lamp; also a blue Kenwood blan- ket. The presentation was made with the good wishes of the Traf-i fic Department and co-workers of the bride-to-be. Cards were Pink streamers from the arch- way were fastened to the chair to which the bride was led by~ ber bostess. The many lovelyl gifts were placed before thel bride on a table decorated in, white. After opening her gifts, Miss Hodgson fittingly expressed ber, thanks. A pleasant social tie wvas enjoyed, the evening con- cluding with the serving of a played with prizes awarded te Mrs. Howard Mundy, Mrs. Erid Sorri, and Miss Winnie Scott. Tu- lips decorated the long table at which lunch was served. Mrs. Kenneth Hopkins assisted by Airs. Roy Van Camp arranged a linen shower at the home of Mrs. Hopkins, Base Line Bow- manville. The prospectiv4 bride received, first, a corsage of gar- den flowers and was seated in a decorated chair under a wedding bell, with streamers of pink and white, and showered with con- fetti. Miss Grace Murdoch of To- ronto assisted her sister in un- wrapping the many attractive gifts. The hostesses were assisted 'by Miss Virginia Hopkins and Miss Joyce Van Camp in serving refreshments. (lit~ L. A. Parker & SoRs HEATING and PLUMBING 47 KING ST. E. 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