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The marriage of Noreen Elea- nor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Homes, and Richard William Winacott, son of Mr. ® land Mrs. Albert Winacott, all of Oshawa, was solemnized re- i cently in King Street United = | Church. The Reverend Mervin Bury officiated and the organist, Mr. Rhyddid Williams, played the wedding music. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a full- length gown of white organza with shirred sleeves and a pointed waist dipping into the full skirt, appliqued with lace medallions and enhanced with a simulated flounce, sweeping to the back. Sequined lace out- lined the sabrina neckline and she wore organza mittens and a circular, fingertip veil. She car- ried a cascade of red roses. The bride's sister, Miss Don- na Homes, was maid of honor wearing a pale blue ballerina dress of embroidered pure silk organza with a matching clutch jacket. The other atten- dants, Miss Marlene Dalby, | Of Richard William Winacott and Mrs. Winacott wore green| organza with a green hat. Each) had a corsage of yellow roses.| For their wedding trip tol Niagara Falls, the bride wore a blue sheath dress with white | accessories and a corsage of | red roses. { Mr. and Mrs. Winacott are| Noreen Homes Becomes Bride |GROUPS, CLUBS, AUXILIARIES ST. GEORGE'S GUILD The June meeting of the Women's Guild of St. George's Memorial Church was held in the parish hall with Mrs. W. E. a short tour of the county and places of interest including the McLaughlin Public Library, the Henry House Museum, the Baker, first vice-president, pre- siding. minutes and Mrs. Lionel Hind gave the treasurer's report, also a financial statement of the recently held Blossom Tea which was a decided success. nesday, please yourselr.. Mrs. Donald Fox read the made Plans were for the fall luncheon to be held on Wed-| September 27, with i MR. AND MRS. JOHN WHITEOAK Columbus Couple Hold At Home To Celebrate J0th Anniversary Miss Joanne Winacott and Mrs. | {Ira Prendergast and the flower| |girl, Gail Homes, niece of the | |bride, were in pink silk organ-| |za. All the attendants wore rhinestone tiaras and nosegays of yellow and white chrysanthemums- carried | making their home in Oshawa.|City Hall, the Guide House, the |YWCA, the Oshawa General { Hospital, Glenholme School for | Retarded Children, the Shop- Iping Centre; the Ontario Hos- pital, The Court House, Regi- strar Building and Town Hall, |all of Whitby, and other fea- tures as time would allow. As this was the last meeting of the season it was decided to| hold the next miceting on Mon- day, September 11, at 2.30 p.m. The Oshawa boulevard group served tea. Visitors Declare City Progressive And Hospitable An interesting program was planned for the visiting ladies in | connection with the convention of the Ontario Association of Managers and Matrons of the Homes for the Aged and at the civic luncheon yesterday, many compliments on Oshawa's "new look' were paid by the guests. Registration for the conven- tion opened on Tuesday evening and the sessions close after| lunch today. Representatives| are attending from Cornwall, | Fergus, Galt, Picton, Mark- dale, Welland, Newmarket, Ren-| frew, Woodstock, Dundas, Kit-| chener, Hamilton, Chatham and | other municipaliites. | At the informal luncheon yes- terday, Her Worship Mayor Christine Thomas introduc-| ed county and civic hostesses: | FRIDAY NITE & SATURDAY SPECIAL! CHAISETTE UNGES in two-tone Mr. and Mrs. John Whiteoak, Mrs. William Gibson and Mrs. of Columbus were at home to|David Gibson greeted the guests their friends, relatives neighbors to mark the occasion|guest book in the charge of Miss of their golden wedding anni-/Catherine Gibson. and|on arrival and 140 signed the| \ L 5-position chaisette color webbing. Folds easily. Col- ors Red, Blue, Green and Yellow. Mr. Gary Winacott was best|Mrs. Cyril Morley, Pickering; | man for his brother and the|Mrs. Erwin Cowie, Mara; Mrs.| lushers were Danny Homes, |Everett Quantrill, Whitby; Mrs. [Robert Kellar and Wilfred Pres-|John Brady, Mrs: R. Cecil Bint, | versary, recently. A three-tier wedding cake) OH Mrs. Whiteoak was presented centered the candle-lit table and| A reception was held at the with a corsage of orchids and|pouring tea during the afternoon|home of the bride's parents. Mr. Whiteoak with a white car-and evening were Her Worship|Mrs. Homes received in beige nation boutonniere by their Mayor Christine Thomas; Mrs. lace with a white feathered hat granddaughter, Miss Ruth Gib-/Angys Graham, Thamesville;|" rr son, and the honored pair re-| frs, Harold Hayes, Mrs. William| ceived many gifts, flowers and spry Mrs. Stanley Webber, Mrs. cards from their family, rela-oryille Mowbray of Columbus tives and many friends. ~~ |and Mrs. H. G. Willes of Osh- Letters of congratulations|awa, were received from the Prime Minister, the Right Honorable|, . hi 48 John Diefenbaker, the Honor:|Seighley, Yorkshire and care able Michael Starr, Minister of| y : Labor; and Mr. T. D. Thomas, | MPP; also a-telegram from the| Honorable Leslie M. Frost, Pre- mier of Ontario, and a framed address from the Provincial Secretary, the¢' Honorable John Yaremko. Congratulatory mesages were received from England, Brant- ford, Ottawa, King City, Phila- Norma Barager Robert Brown Mr. St. Paul's United Church at and came to Can join her fiance. They wen married in Burlington, May 27,| 1911 by the Reverend J. C. Hill.| They have one daughter, Mrs.| William Gibson (Ruth) and two| |grandchildren, David of Ottawa Mrs Gorden Brown of 'Whito | i . y. and Catherine, at home. | The Rev. J. Porter perform- delphia, Toronto, Rexdale, St. Mr. Whiteoak retired from|eq the ceremony assisted by Mr. Catharines and Thamesville. General Motors in 1951 after 25|W. Farrow. The wedding music Mrs. John Miller acted as tea years service. A pattern-maker, was played by Miss Marie Du-| hostess, ably assisted by Mrs. he worked in Woodstock and|puis of Lake St. Peter. | Frank Ross, Mrs. George Hayes, Hamilton before coming to Osh-| Given in marriage by her fa-| Mrs. David Dyer, Mrs. Leslielawa where the couple made|ther the bride wore a cocktail| Gibson, Miss Grace Webber, their home for 18 years. They|length gown of white rayon and Miss Donna Hayes, Miss Eliza- have been living at Columbus|nylon lace with nylon net and aj beth Hayes, Miss Carolyn Web-|for the past 20 years. Now, in|pleated cumberbund and bolero) ber, Mrs. Grant Webber and|remarkably good health, they|jacket. Her three quarter length) Mrs. Robert Hogle. lare enjoying retirement. veil was of nylon tulle held by| Dr. And Mrs. Georg e Telfor d cascade of red garnet sweet-| Honored At Auxiliary Birthday | Bar was united in marriage with Mr. and Mrs. Noble Baragar of Lake St. Peter and the bride- | Mrs. John Dyer, Mrs. Douglas | Johns, Whiteoak was born in To Live In Whitby oak, the former Marina Rowe, Lake St. Peter, Ontario, was) was born in Haworth, Yorkshire, |the scene of a wedding recent-| ada in 1911 to|ly when Norma Adeline Bara-| | Robert Gordon Brown. rH The bride is the daughter of |EEFI{F groom is the son of Mr. and| all of Oshawa. Alderman Helen Moffat of Chatham thanked the mayor for the hospitality and courtesy ex- tended to the visitors. The ladies were taken on a tour of General Motors South Plant and Hillsdale Manor on Wednesday afternoon. Yesterday by bus they made HOWARD'S FOLDING CHAIRS Steel tubing frame with ny= lon and vinyl seat ond bock. 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A trio composed of Mrs P. G. Fletcher, Mrs. V. Osborne reside in with nylon net. She carried a able to be present and those|o char gle, Mrs. C. A. Kinton, Miss|ceived wearing a navy blue of the Misses Florence and Rose °F pink camatiang, and Mrs. W. Skuce sang '"'Be- SUNDAY, JUNE 18th FATHER'S DAY {awa was the matron of honor and wore a pale blue cocktail length gown of rayon and nylon nosegay of yellow chrysanthe- Tams and yellow steamers, : .R. W. r. Gregory Baragar of Osh-| lo the resident, Mi. 5 and|2Wa performed the duties of| h hit a candle. For those not|P¢St man. Mr. Howard Bara. eat, gar of Lake St. Peter acted who have passed away Mrs.| pater 60 guests attended a Telford lit the candles. dinner which was held at the The past presidents present home of the bride's parents, were Mrs. C. A. Sadler, Miss|then the reception took place at| E. M: Holmes, Miss Jessie Stor-(the Maynooth Community Cen-| rar, Toronto; Miss Mima Prin-|tre where the bride's mother re- Nellie Scorgie, Mrs. J. G. Dan-|dress with white accessories and cey, Miss Grace Anderson, Mrs.|a corsage of yellow chrysan-| J. H. Hunter, Miss Helen Yule |themums and baby white poms. and Mrs. W. F. Manuel. |The biideztonnrs motlier chose On June 27 the group will hold|2 Pale yellow dress with white its annual arty at by home 26Cessorles. She wore a corsage Hawkes, Mary street. Wine, ole now | side the Still Waters" and "Be- ---- |" Guests were present from| yond the Sunset", They were| WOMEN LEAD | Whitby, Oshawa, Kitchener, accompanied by Miss Hazel Of the 450,000 workers in the Bancroft, La'mable, Meaford, Rundle. Mrs. Lawrence French clothing industry in Britain in|Steenburg, Whitney, Maynooth, thanked Dr. Telford, the trio|1960, three quarters were| Cardiff, Maple Leaf, Toronto and Miss Rundle. {women and girls. {and Bowmanville. 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