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Tocloy with JO ALDWINCKLE WOMEN'S EDITOR - - OTN PHONE 3-2233 8 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Wednesday, August 13, 1952 "WED IN DOUBLE-RING CEREMONY Following their marriage re- cently in Port Perry United Church Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd John Short left for a wedding trip to the eastern United States and on their return will live in Sea- grave. The bride, the former Miss Ruth Olive Duff, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Duff, Port Perry, and the bride- groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Short of Seagrave. Photo by Hornsby Studio. University Women Con Woman's Status OTTAWA (CP)--Men are under- mining women's rights, says a report on the legal and economic status of women prepared by a committee of the Canadian Federa- tion of University Women. The report, to be presented by Mrs. W. H. Clarke of Toronto dur- ing the federation's triennial meet- ing here next week, says women must act together to stem this trend. The report says two highly sig- nificant examples of "male bureau- cracy at its worst in the past year" were the blue-pencilling of | expenditures by the United Nations | for its status of women commis- sion and for the women's affairs section of the high commissioner in Germany. Queen and Duke Shooting on Moors INVERNESS, Scotland (Reuters) The Queen and the Duke of Edin- burgh were up among the wind- swept moors of Scotland yesterday for the grouse-shooting season. The royal couple head the list of Britons who brought their guns to Scotland for this important event of society life. House parties have been planned on Scotland's prineipal estates for several days, | with guests arriving by automobile, train and plane. The Queen rented three grouse moors on Invercauld estate, not far from her Balmoral Castle. HOUSEHOLD HINT When you are buying shrimp, re- member that one pound of raw shrimp equals one and one-half cups of cooked shrimp. | pm ; FUTURE MRS. EDEN Clarissa Spencer - Churchill, niece of Winston, will become the bride of British foreign sec- retary Anthony Eden. He is 55 she is 32. Central Press Canadian. (Churchill's Niece | . 'Marrying Tomorrow LONDON (AP)--Foreign Secre- tary Anthony Eden, 55, and Clar- issa = Spencer-Churchill, 32, or- issa Sepencer-Churchill, 32, orphan- ed niece of the Prime Minister will marry in a registrar's office Thursday after a three-day engage- ment. Eden, who described himself as the "happiest man in London," got an extra-cost special marriage licence yesterday to speed things up. Ordinarily, a three-week wait- ing period is required. Registrar James Doomsday Hol- {liday will unite the couple in for- | malities which usually take only five minutes. Later, the couple will fly to Portugal for a brief honey- moon. Times-Gozette sends which all particulars written, by telephone. Similarly, no wedding in the paper. For the convenience of the bride-to-be, The We regret that we canriot accept a wedding account for publication more thon a week after the wedding has taken place and for prompt service it is desirable to have the form returned to this office before the ceremony. Any changes found necessary later may be made out wedding forms on ot the wedding can be pictures will be accepted at the office more than six days after the ceremony. Exception is made only for marriages performed at some distance from Oshawa. nominal charge is made for pictures appearing A Accounts of showers and pre-nuptial events cane ol be accepted after the wedding has token 0. 4 The Social Department is glad to be of assist ence in these matters ot all oli v ™» _|new home, PERSONALS Miss Madeline Mullen is spend- ing a holiday at Wigwassan Lodge, Muskoka. Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson and son, Murray, have returned to London, Ontario, after having spent an enjoyable vacation with Mrs, Roy Thompson, Arlington Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. John Payne, Kings- dale Avenue, have returned from a two weeks' vacation. The first week was spent in Portland, Ontario, where they visited relatives and the second week at Chateau Wood- lands, Haliburton. . Miss 'Jean Olan, Ritson Road North, has returned from a vaca- tion trip to Halifax, Nova Scotia, where she visited relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Irwin, Stone- haven, Whitby, were among the guests at the marriage of Miss Nancy Elizabeth Graham of Toron- and Mr. 'Ross of Welland which took place in the United Church at Winder- mere, Muskoka, The reception was held at the bride's parents' sum- mer home, Greenridge Point, Port Carling. Mrs. Alfred Charlton, King Street East, entertained at a post-honey- moon reception for her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Carette, the former Miss Vivian Charlton. Among the out-of-town guests were Mr. Wil- liam Gaudreau, Montreal, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Windover, Belleville, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Manning, Pickering Beach. Mrs. Irene Wood, McKim Street, has returned from Rochester, New York, where she visited her sisters, Mrs. Walter Narrie and Mrs. Har- old Vincent and her brother, Mr. James Reddick. The Rev. and Mrs. James Hold- en and three sons of Little Cur- rent, Ontario, are spending their holidays in Oshawa with Mr, Hold- en's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Holden, Sr. Charles Street. Mr. Holden is a former Oshawa boy, and prior to undertaking his studies for the ministry, was a reporter on the staff of The Oshawa Daily Times. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Marshall, Simcoe Street North, have as guests, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dick from Phoenix, Arizona. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peacock and Miss Diana Peacock of "Syl- van" Gormley, Ontario, accom- panied by Mr. Allan Wedlock of Toronto, were among the out-of- town guests at the Ross-Graham wedding in Windermere, Muskoka. Mr. and Mrs. Peacock are former- ly of Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Edwards, Athol Street East, held a family dinner party last Sunday in their Guests from out-of- town included Mr. and Mrs. Mur- ray Collis, and son Teddy; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stephenson and sons, Alan and Ian; Mrs. Thelma Leslie and Mr. Basil Ferrari, all of Toronto. Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Post of Banning, California, and their two children, Carolyn and Craig, were weekend guests of Mr. Arthur Huyck, Bowmanville, and visited Mr. and Mrs. E. E, W, Brownlee, Madison Avenue, on their way through to Niagara Falls, New York, where they plan to take up residence. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Coakwell returned last Friday from a vaca- tion at Fitzroy Harbour, Ontario, where they were the guests of their daughter Mrs. Cameron Stewart and Mr. Stewart. They al- so motored to Quebec City and (through the New England States to Bar Harbour, Maine, other points of interest. visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Coakwell motored to Warsaw, Indiana on Saturday to attend the funeral of the latter's brother, the late Mr. Arthur E. W. Gibson, who was Kkill- ed in a motor accident near Fort Wayne, Indiana, last Thursday. They were accompanied by Miss Florence Gibson and Mr. Harold Coakwell. Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Fitze, Div- ision Street, and Mrs. Edward Fice recently visited Mrs. Mabel Darcy at Blackwater. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Saywell and Margaret, and the Misses Mabel and Helen Van Camp have been vacationing in Northern Ontario. Mr. John Clairmont spent his holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. Clairmont at Marmora, Coronation Relics On Display at 'Ex' TORONTO (CP)--China and cry- stal treasures used by the royal family at Buckingham Palace will grace the '"'coronation wing' of the women's building at the Canadian National Exhibition opening shortly. Coronation mugs, traditionally made by famous pottery firms through the centuries to mark the beginning of a new reign, will also be among the exhibits. Beautiful emperor's china in the napoleon ivy pattern designed by Josiah Wedgwood and sons will be represented by the last three re- maining pieces, taken from the company's vaults for the occasion, SALADS William MacMorran | © Mr. and Mrs. Joseph -Stark- oski following their marriage re- cently at the Manse, Columbus. The bride, the former Miss Mar- ion Louise Mountjoy, is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. W, L. 'KUGUST BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM Mountjoy, R. R. 2, Oshawa and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. Thomas Starkoski of Oshawa and the late Mrs. Starkoski. Photo by Hornsby Studio. Edna V. Hancock Russell Mapes Wed The marriage of Edna Viola Han- cock of Oshawa and Russell Calvin Mapes of Courtice was solemnized recently in the chapel of King Street United Church with the Rev, W. P. Fetcher officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. Harold Hancock of Oshawa, and the late Mrs. Hancock, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Mapes of Port Perry. Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a street-length light blue nylon net dress with match- ing hat and shoulder veil. She wore white accessories and a cor- sage of red and white roses. Miss Helen Ross was her only attendant wearing nylon net with a pink hat and white accessories. Pink roses comprised her corsage. Mr, Cecil Burtch was best man, A reception was held at the Betty Cake Shoppe where the bride's stepmother received wearing navy blue crepe with a gray hat and white accessories. Later Mr. and Mrs Mapes left for a wedding trip to Lake Hay Bay, Ontario, and on their return will live in Courtice. For travel- ling the bride changed to a light beige suit with brown accessories. Bath Couple Mark 25th Anniversary At Evening Party On Saturday evening over forty relatives gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Buck, Bath, Ontario, formerly of Oshawa, in honor of their 25th wedding an- niversary. The evening was spent in dancing on the lawn to music supplied by Mr. Ernest Young Jr. and Mr, Kenneth Aston. Later the guests assembled in the dining room where flowers decorat- ed the bride's table which was centered with a wedding cake. An address was read by Mr, Ernest Young and the silver an- niversary couple were presented with an air foam chair and a chest of Lady Hamilton community plate and many other lovely gifts. Guests were present from Osh- awa, Frankford, Belleville, Cole- brook, Wilton, Bath, Collins Bay and Kingston. SEW-THRIFTY AR By ANNE ADAMS DOUBLE VALUE for your sew- ing time! Summer's most practi- cal, coolest Wrdpron -- make it also in a brief version for a cover- up apron that really protects you! See the neckline -- it's air-condi- tioned! 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Producer Don Glen, who has had previous summer theatre work at Niagara Falls and Peter- borough, said its closing was 'not defeat, but a withdrawal in order to make our plans for next year." Since June 30 the group gave the suburban area a sparkling bill of theatre fare. But for the most past it played to many empty seats. "How can you get the people out?" asked business manager Cal Whitehead, formerly of Vancouver. Some thought it might have been because the players were pioneer- ing in a district that never before had a resident stage company. Others said the troupe was too far out to draw the Toronto crowds. It takes a trip by bus and street- car to cover the 15 miles to the theatre from the centre of the city. Whatever the cause, the company recently put on a superb production of Lesley Storm's family tragedy "Black Chiffon" to such a small Straw Hat Theatre Fails To Draw at Scarboro audience that the applause made little noise in Scarboro Collegiate's big auditorium. 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