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Janet Benson Becomes Bride Of Weston Paul % St. Gregory's Roman Catholic Church was the setting for a wedding at 11 o'clock Saturday §orsig, October 17, when Janet yn Benson was united in rriage with Mr. Weston Paul eville. The bride is the fancier of Mr. and Mrs. Harry of Oshawa, and the bride- m is the son of Mr. and Mrs. d Bonneville of Waubaush- &ne, Ontatio. * THe Very Reverend Dean Paul Dwyer performed the ceremony said the nuptial mass. Serv- were Masters Jim Wilkinson ju Darryl Leach. Miss Mary 'agan of Bowmanville played the ing music and accompanied . James Fair of Bowmanville, Jute of the bride, who sang 'Ave Maria", "Panis Angelicus", Ave Verum Corpus, benedictus" and during the singing of the regi- r "On This Day O Beautiful her". » Given in marriage by her ' Appoint Chairmen : And Grade Mothers :At Cedar Dale H&S . » It was 'Get Acquainted Night" > the October meeting of the Dale Home and School As- pociation held recently. Many parents took advantage of the Joportunity to visit their child's er in the classroom. Mrs. jo Elliott, president, welcomed "large number of parents and ected the business portion of meeting. Mrs. Harry Blan chard read the minutes and the er's report was given by . Gordon McQuaid, The room e was won by Miss Joanne ienko's Kindergarten Room With 24 parents present. « Mrs. Elliott introduced the Mothers for the year: . G. D. Ferguson for Mr. Wil- Jan Armstrong's room, Mrs. eter Dobroshinsky for Mr. Rob- Brown's room, Mrs. Edmond h for Mr. Daniel Shutka's , Mrs. Fred Carey for Mrs. {ition Peters' room, Mrs Ger- wld Godfrey for Miss Gaynoll Burton's room, Mrs. George Wil- son for Miss Anna Hannikainen's $oom, Mrs. William Andrey for Mrs. Emma Sterriker's room, Mrs. Donald Leavitt for Mrs. Alma Widmeyer's room, Mrs. Fdward Graham for Mrs. Elinor Bonneville GROUPS, CLUBS AUXILIARIES father, the bride wore a full- length gown sweeping into a cir- cular train, of carnation white de- lustered satin. The slim bodice featured a Sabrina neckline and sheath sleeves, and the hooped skirt was designed with a back bustle caught with satin roses. A coronet of seed pearls and rhine- stones held her fingertip veil, bor- dered with Chantilly lace and worn over the face, and she car- ried a prayer book bound in white! chéntilly lace and crested with a white orchid and chrysanthemum florets. Miss Donna Lyons was maid of honor, wearing avacodo green, and the other attendants were Miss Carol White of Toronto in champagne beige, Mrs. Joyce Al- ferink of Burlington in melon and Miss Marelene Mollon of Oshawa in autumn brown. They wore tical lines of liberty satin, fa- shioned with deep v necklines and elbow length sleeves accented with wide pleated flounces. They wore matching tiny hats of satin flowers, with blush veils, and they each carried arm baskets of yel- waltz-length gowns styled on iden ST. GREGORY'S CPTA The regular meeting of St. Gregory's Catholic Parent-Teach- er Association was held recently with the president, Mrs. W. A. Clarke, presiding, The secretary's report was read by Mrs. Chester Borik. The treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Joseph Klotz. Mr. J. A. Yanch on .behalf of the group presented the Rever- end Brother Dominic with a set of St. Joseph's Missals in--appre- ciation of his teaching service at | St. Gregory's school. | The highlight of the meeting] was a lively discussion led by |Mrs. J. A. Yanch who chose the; isubject 'Obedience." A lively discussion by a record number of fathers and mothers was held on the subject and the Reverend {L. T. McGough summarized the | suggestions given in a very inter- esting talk. Father McGough also quoted| from the Liguoriar Magazine ten rules that were given as direc- tions to parents who have chil dren enrolled in school. Mrs. Yanch thanked Father MicGough and all those who had! participated in the program. | low chrysanthemums with wheat and leaves, Miss Sherrydon Ben- son, small sister of the bride, was flower girl wearing a long frock of white silk organza having a cummerbund and tiny hat of ava- codo green satin. She too carried a miniature basket of the same flowers as the senior attendants. Mr. Warren Bonneville, of Wau- baushene, was best man for his brother, and Mr. Richard Benson of Oshawa, brother of the bride, Mr. Derek Lewis of Cheltenham, England, and Mr. John Brousseau of Toronto ushered. The reception was held at St. {Gregory's auditoriym, where the| {bride's mother received wearing a dress of autumn brown, beige hat and gloves, a brown fur stole and brown accessories. Assisting was the bridegroom's mother who, chose a beige dressmaker suit,| trimmed in brown fur, winter white accessories, and a three- toned brown hat. Each wore a corsage of brown orchids. bride donned a royal blue stroii > suit, a winter white fur velour hat, and white orchid corsage. On their return the couple will reside in Toronto. Out of town guests were present from Cheltenham, England, Toronto, Burlington, Waubaushene, Six Mile Lake, | Kidd's room, and Mrs. James Curran for Miss Joanne Mosien- ko's room. + Mrs, Elliott reminded the members of Home and School Council meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 2, fall bazaar to be held in| Cedar Dale School Saturday,| 8 * The Regional Conference for| frome and School is to be held in| Pickering on Saturday, Nov. 21. * The - committee chairmen for he year were introduced as fol- a X : Mrs. George Thom- or Education, Mrs. Hill; Health, Mrs. Stanley, ; Religious Education, Mrs. Joseph; Visual Aids, Otto Young; Membership, Roy Foster; social, Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Edward am, and Mrs. G. E. Eyres. The program chairman intro- Heather Blanchard, a stu- of the school, who entertain- th a toe dance. nie Leavitt, Junior Cham- of the School's Public Speak- Contest, spoke on the aims rposes of the Community Sharon Graham. * After the visit of the parents fo the various rooms, Grade Mothers, Mrs. G. D. Ferguson 8nd Mrs. Peter Dobroshinsky, as- by the social conveners, "CHILL CHASER : By ALICE BROOKS + Shelter your shoulders smartly in this handy, little shrug with flower medallion trim. ~ Pretty, cozy topping for dresses, geparates. Easy-crochet, light in 3-ply wool or cotton. Pattern 7472 crochet directions sizes 32 . 34; 36-38 included. Send Thirty-five cents (coins) for this pattern (stamps cannot be accepted) to The Oshawa , Oshawa, Ont. Print Platuly NAME, ADDRESS, PAT- RN NUMBER. JUST OUT! Our New 1960 Alice Brooks Needlecraft Book contains THREE FREE Pat- terns. Plus ideas galore for home furnishings, fashions, gifts, toys, bazaar sellers -- exciting, unusual designs to crochet, knit, sew, embroider, huck weave, quilt. Be first with the newest -- send 25 in the E. A. Lovell School. | were also reminded of| Montreal, Brechin and Wyan- |dotte, Michigan. HOUSEHOLD HINT Vacuum cleaner efficiency de- creases as the bag fills with dirt. Manufacturers advise emptying] the dust container after every cleaning for maximum cleaning power. I For the honeymoon trip, the Refreshments were served by the mothers of the pupils in | Grades 7 and 8. | PMA The vice president, Mrs. | {George Whitbread, presided at} Ithis week's meeting of the Plea- |sant Monday Afternoon Club. Mrs. R. G. Callison called the| {roll showing a large attendance| land two children. The secretary | | cently at St. Gregory's Roman Catholic Church. [whenever the occasion arises. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, October 22, 1959 11 Kinettes Mark 20th Anniversary The Kinette Club of Oshawa, with a membership of 50, this year celebrates its 20th anniver- sary. Their motto "The Commili- ities Greatest Need", i During last year thew have host essed The Idea Home, held a card party, sold Christmas cards, aid- ed the Kinsman at both the Kins- man Carnival and , The Hobby Show, and are currently plan- ning- a bake sale for November 20, at the Metropolitan Store. The Kinette Club meets every First of the month in the Fleetwood Room at the Hotel Genosha. The executive for the year 1950-60 stands as follows: President, Mrs. Earl Southern; past president, Mrs. John Mac- Lean; first vice-president, Mrs. Arthur Stone; second vice-presi- dent, Mrs. Douglas Lowe; secre- tary, Mrs. Donald - Skitch; trea- surer, Mrs. Gordon son; registrar, Mrs. Steve Dyl; bulletin Northminster WMS Fosters Program Of Home Reading The Woman's Missionary So- ciety of Northminster United Chureh was organized in 1951 with Mrs. S, Snowden as presi- dent, Since then we have followed the WMS theme, namely to pray, [0llS study and give. During the years we have studied the werk of our 'missionaries in manv lands, including Canada, have| learned of the work done and of the varied needs and have given stockings, which \ various articles. guiding them always, has made the Kin- etie Club one of fhe leading ser- vice clubs in Oshawa, For years now they have combined their ef- forts with the Kinsmen to bring many hours of pleasure to the youngsters at the children's shelter, by planning a variety. of| monthly parties. They have made contributions to the Retarded Children's Fund, the hospital nursery, The March to needy countries. Among the ar- ticles was a very large number of} old nylon women of Korea remake of Dimes, and in recent years have made it a practice to give four scholarships to high standing 'ont~ in Home Economics at -OCCI. Plans are now underway to muse similar grants to The Dr. Donevan Collegiate. _Funds in the club are raised by various projects in which all Kin-| Bartolome Murillo, the great ettes are requested to participate. [Spanish artist, died iy, 1682 from The primary aim of the Kinette|the effects of a fall from a scaf- Club is to assist the Kinsmen folding while painting an altar. oe Bite Any. Coepiriapt Cur JEerg: to' lip. relieve thei directors, Mrs. Harvey Armitage, Mrs. James Henderson, Mrs. Norman Raike, Mrs. Robert Tay- lor, Mrs. Howard Vice. We carry on a program of read- ing at home, visit the sick and shut-ins: and remember the shut- ins of our congregation with boxes of home-made cookies at Christmas time. In addition to the Christmas gifts we sent to the In- dian school. We also sent a e number of cartons of used cloth- ing t oToronto for re-sending * ARTIST'S DEATH 12 King St. E. BA 3-9633 § BUEHLER'S ¥ Bw i 1 i % oS Side EXCHANGE VOWS Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Regi- ter of Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Augh- nald Durno were married re- | ney and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Durno, all of Oshawa. The bride, --Photo by Ireland |and treasurer reports were read. | Mrs. Mason Chamberlain was reported ill in hospital and Mrs. | William Collins ill at home. | A duet was sung by Miss Cathy | {Burkett and Miss Marilyn Brad- ley. Readings were given by Mrs. | R. G. Collison and Mrs. Whit. bread. | There will be films shown next onday. Birthday greetings for Mrs. Jack Jakes. Refreshments were served by Mrs. John Callison and Mrs. Lloyd Annis. | RUGS | CLEANED TO YOUR SATISFACTION and CARPET SALES NU-WAY RUG M were sung | MEMBER r BUSINESSMENS > ©) Tenderloin SAMSONITE ULTRALITE LUGGAGE Discontinued Line I IMITED STOCK WALMSLEY and MAGILL NATIONAL DOWKTOWN WEEK Special Clearout 75 SNING . . . on Quality Meats STEAKS ROASTS! 174 Mory St. RA 5.0433 9 KING ST. 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