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4 (today to Mr. Donald Campbell i lin = | Miss Betty Turner | Feted Bride-Elect Miss Betty Turner of Oshawa, whose marriage is taking place Old St. Paul's Anglican Church, Woodstock, has been {feted at many parties. Mrs. Kenneth Noonan of Osh- ONLen, | Scugog Pair Honored on 25th | Anniversary 1 It was a happy occasion for |Mr. and Mrs. John Burnham of Scugog Island when they cele- brated their silver wedding anni- with their hoi were also resiaents or scu- 208. | Freda, whi playing Hucnre, then the pair{ Graterul thanks were expres- were presented with a pop-up|sed by both. Refreshments daughter, |toaster, table lamp, tea service, were served by Mrs. Burnham's sisters and included a beautiful. {ly decorated wedding cake, The couple hage one 1 o is employed in anlelectric egg cooker and twenty- office in Toronto. five silver dollars. The bride and bridegroom along with their daughter and friend and Mr. and Mrs. Hardy enjoyed a delicious dinner at Haugen's of Manchester. On returning home they were pleasantly surprised to find a Dial RA 3-3474 |versary, recently, families and close friends. Mrs. Burnham is the former Tillie Lee, daughter of Mrs, Ed- ward Lee of Brooklin and the late Mr, Lee. As a girl she at- tended the head and centre schools of Scugog. Mr. Burn- ham is a son of Mrs. C. Hardy and the late Reginald Burnham ¢ awa held a miscellaneous show-| Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor i ler at her home on Glenforest avenue. f Miss Anna Martin entertained with a shower at her home on Simcoe street north, Oshawa, and was assisted by Miss Una Allan. The Goiden Jubilee Chapter, IODE, of which the bride is a member, held a surprise shower following the chapter's annual picnic at the home of Mrs. A. J. Johanson, Raglan, Ontario. Mrs. P. H. Campbell of Lon- don, Ontario, entertained at an afternoon tea at her home on Maitland street. Mrs. B. Welch and Mrs. J. Davis assisted their mother and the bride-to-be in receiving. Mrs. W. Smith and Mrs. P. Scalisi of Woodstock were host- esses at the latter's home at a dinner party and miscellaneous shower and were assisted by Mrs. L. M. Levy of London. | Mrs. D. Harper and Mrs. J.| Walsh entertained at a buffet supper and shower at the lat- ter's home on Earlscourt cres- cent in Woodstock and were as- | | sisted by Mrs. R. P. Kennedy. Glizabsth. Chart BLUE GRASS AQUA SPRAY SHOWER AND SPRAY PELLETS REG. VALUE $8.75 SPECIAL number of their friends and rel- atives awaiting them. | Their attendants of twenty- | five years ago, the bride's sister | Eunice, now Mrs. Wilson of. Brooklin and Mr. Fred Gow, Maple Grove, brother of the bridegroom, were among the guests. The evening was spent | THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, August 19, 1961 7 SCHOOL OF DANCING D.E.A. Bailet, Tap, Toe, Baton, Pre-School, Character, Acrobatic REGISTRATION: SATURDAY SEPT. 9th 10 am. to 1 p.m. oy Blakney-Charlton ..| Nuptials Held PL Ee Zn " WEDDING PRINCIPALS | At St. Mark's Church recent-| | {ly, James Arnold Blakney, son | Married recently at Albert | William Fulton, Oshawa, and joi Mr. and Mrs. Harry Blakney 5 Street United Church were | the bridegroom is the son of fof Oshawa, took as his bride, | # Mr. and Mrs. Edwward Mol- | Mrs. Lena Moldowan, Oshawa, {Mary-Jane Charlton, daughter of dowan. The bride, the former | and Mr. Alex Moldowan, |Mrs. Edward Charlton of To- Miss Gloria Georgina Fulton, is | Prince George, B.C. {ronto and the late Mr. Charlton. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. "Photo by Ireland | The Reverend Alfred Wool- - ~-------- |cock officiated. | Given in marriage by her |uncle, Mr. William Watson, the {bride wore a rose colored waltz-| Violet Sylvia Allison Married iri. Foie baie: [lent ite or hte] To Harold Edward James Jr. [hin mice er cor § !sage. The marriage of Violet Sylviajbeige hat. Each had a corsage, Miss Jacqueline Charlton, sis- Allison and Harold Edwardjof white button chrysanthe- ter o te Bride, was maid of James Jr. took place last Sun-| mums. ont ih ue hy jr 8 Dries] g8y alternom in College, Park The honeymoon is being spent|gistor of the bridegroom, in pale Sevembaat, Bl murehlat Deete Lake, Ontario. For blue nylon. Both wore white ac- or lr and Mrs. Cecil Alli going away, the bride wore a|cessories and yellow carnation RR heii se broadc |corsages. i R. 2, Oshawa, and the|TOS€ broadcloth suit with beige : i Wes Ry is the son of Dr.jaccessories ie, vert Bulins acted asf and Mrs. Harold E. James of] The bride, a graduate of the $ : ; ] smtp Music | The newly wedded pair left for| St. Helena, California. {Royal Conservatory of Music, |, wedding trip to Ottawa follow- | Toronto, attended Oshawa Mis-| Elder W, H. Grotheer of Mun-| College ant' Bonnantel ing a reception held at the] Miss Aldorine Lanteigne cie, Indiana offisiatey By the Sonary oo oy SE riligroon s parents 19 m &| whose mariage to. Me 0H; 8 yas Mrs. Anthony CT TC 5 ia 52. (Woodcrest avenue, an : y a oy Brooklin, New|The bridegroom attended Pacific| ove their home in Oshawa. |Haagmans is to take place next York Miss Carolyn Rhodes of| Union College and is returning| __ Tuesday morning, was honored Oshawa sang and the trumpet|to the Seventh-day Adventist [by her fellow-employees of the soloist was Mr. J. R. Entwistle,| Theological Seminary of An- {Northern Canada Supply Ltd. at Oshawa. The bridesmaids en-|drews University, Jerrien |a miscellaneous shower ar- tered to Prelude in B Flat Minor|Springs, Michigan, where both ranged by Mrs. Allen McNair, Simcoe street north. The af- ndel by Bach, and the bride to he and the bride will be com- John Van Schy e | A {fianced pair are being honored Trumpet Voluntaire by Purcell [pleting courses. Wed Recently [this evening ata party given by For the recessional, organ and At. St. Gertrude"s Roman| y E ) ' g . ot, Mr. Haagmans' associates in tripe played Pureell's Trym SOCIAL NOTICE [catholic Church recently, Marie|the Oshawa Folk Festival, Mr. AT THE MASONIC TEMPLE 91 CENTRE ST., OSHAWA Information: 723-7253 CiTY WIDE FREE DELIVERY 8 KING ST. E To BY IY Lalo] 00 08-1 pHONE RA 3-2245 OSHAWA "SuoNE RAS-3546 [ROSSLYN PLAZA - RAB 4668 ALSO STORES IN BOWMANVILLE AND WHITBY PLAZA BE WISE LET THE OSHAWA TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS PAY YOUR "BACK-TO-SCHOOL" PORT WHITBY WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. Frank Elmer | of Port Whitby and the bride- Lawrence were married re- | groom is the son of the late cently in St. John's Church, | Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lawrence Port Whitby. The bride is the | of Toronto. former Mrs. Fred Middleton --Aldsworth Photography PERSONALS and Calgary where they visit- | ed Mrs. Keenan's sister, Mrs. | George Charbonneau, They | also toured in Montana and the Rockies. Marie Legroulx Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sobil and family of Clearwater, Florida, | visited BIrs. Sobil's mother, Mrs. F. M. Penfound, and sis-| ter, Mrs. Sidney P. Harding and | Mr. Harding, Bruce street, on| Tuesday, while holidaying in the| { | pet Tune. The bride was given in mar- riage by her father. She wore ivory silk taffeta on princess| lines flowing into a cathedral, train. The bodice was enhanced Leona Legroulx and John P.land Mrs. Harry Chapman, Mr. |district. ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. James W. Bren-| nan of Ajax wish to announce the engagement of their only Van Schyndel, both of Oshawa, |and Mrs. Jan Drygala, Mr. and exchanged nuptial vows. {Mrs. F. J. Francis and Mr, and| The bride is the daughter of|nrs. J, A. Aldwinckle, at whose Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Legroulx of home, Bonniebrae Lodge, the Oshawa and the bridegroom is|party is taking place. Guests in- EXPENSES. with sequined lace and a pearled|daughter, Geraldine, to Mr. Al-ithe son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony i , crown held her fingertip veil of|lan Earl Adams, son of Mr. and|J. Van Schyndel of Gomer ude the Drie men Bi silk net. She carried a cascade|Mrs. Earl M. Adams, Oshawa.|Holland. {teigne of Montreal and Mr. and of Sweetheart roses and white|The marriage is to take place on| The Reverend John Myers|mrs. David Dineen of Kitchener button chysanthemums. |Saturday, September 9, at 3 o'-|officiated. The wedding music i Miss Esther Tarback of Tor-| clock in St. Paul's Unitedijwas played by Miss Connie onto was maid of honor and the| Church, Ajax. Lucas. | i : ate Given in marriage by her fa- bridesmaids were the bride's NGAGEMEN A : sisters, Miss Karen and Miss| ENGAGEMENT {ther the bride was gowned in . : : : {| Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mantle, white organza over taffeta de- a A Te ree x (Bruckiin, wish to announce the|signed with a bateau neckline, were styled with batean neck. | engagement of their daughter, short sleeves, and a full skirt. Hines V'd at the back and cross- Lyn Lorraine, to Mr. Edward!{A pearl beaded headdress held over sashes with bustle bows [Louis Ray, son of Mrs. Walter lier shoulder-length veil and she | Their flowers were white gladoli| Ray, Oshawa, and the late Mr.carried a spray of White pom in cascade type bouquets. Ray. The marriage is to take Poms and stephanotis. : place on Saturday, September, Mrs. Robert G. Breton, sister Mr. Wesley Blevins was the 1g at three o'clock in Brooklin of the bride, was matron-of- | best man and the bridegroom's|{nited Church honor in flowered organza over| home this weekend after an FOR BEAUTIFUL attendants were Garland McCoy| taffeta featuring a portrait| extended holiday in Vancouver PORTRAITS and Dale McKee. Ushering were| neckline and full skirt. Her|™ Mr. James Bruce, Mr. Rudy| Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wade, Accessories were white and she| Reinhardt, Mr. Eric Moore and R R. 2 Bowmanville. announce, Carried a nosegay of pink chrys-| Mr. Derek Evans. lthe engagement of their daugh-|anthemums Miss Virginia A reception for 150 guests|ter, Bonnie Louise, to Mr.[L/e8roulx who attended her aunt| was held in the assembly|Robert James Wilson, son of *° flower girl wore white organ-| of ok A 4 ai oo (2a over taffeta with matching hall. To receive, the bride's|Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Wilson! | a A mother wore a light blue silk|of Oshawa accessories and carried a nose- The marriage it to : : 4 IE gay of pink y ysan- dress, patterned with deep blue|take place on Saturday, Sep- By nk and white chrysan roses and a beige hat with silk|tember 16, in the parsonage of . he roses. The bridegroom's mother Ebenezer United Church, Cour- beayiony V an Seladel)- chose royal blue sheer with altice. | At the reception held at San-| Tits BSE dalwood, the bride's mother] ? wore brown - beige organza over silk with white accessories and a corsage of yellow chrysanthe- mums. The bridegroom's par- ents were unable to attend. Later the couple left for a wedding trip to the United |States, For going away the bride wore green printed organ- '1 za over taffeta, white accesso- 21 ev" a white pom-pom cor- ; sage. The newly wedded pair ++ will live in Oshawa. 11 Out-of-town guests attended from Montreal, Trenton, Chat-| itham, Toronto, and Munvie,| i Indiana. | i | Teas, birthday parties, wed- ding anniversaries, coming and goings of guests and- your own - holiday plans are always of in-| terest in this column. Write, | WIFE PRESERVER telephone or visit the social de-| Blue jeans will look new again partment with your items of if you add a package of darker news for which there is no blue dye, dissolved in a little charge. Telephone 723-3474. wam water, to the hot water in the machine. Wash about 40 Mr. and Mrs. Alex Keenan minutes. and son Wesley, Colborne --m---- ree i street east, are expected | | ENGAGEMENT When you nee "HOME-NURSING" Call a V.0.N. Nurse 725-2211 'Home-Nursing Care for EVERYONE" GLECOIT SUPERMARKET 174 RITSON RD. S. OSHAWA | OPEN DAILY TO 10 P.M. Specials for Mon., Tues., Wed. 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As Brigadier O'Donnell, she |and her husband are in charge of the Salvation Army's correc-| tion service here. { { In the beginning, the boys ap-!| {peared hostile at 'being forced" to go to the meetings. Lack of attention and continual commo- |iton marked the early difficult days. i formula -- Your no longer used items -- plus a fast working Oshawa Times Classified Ad -- qAual the extra money you need for those "back to school" bills. Do it today. Assortment of Girls' Clothing, size 10-12 = Just like new, very reasonacble, Tele phone 72---- LUCAS BRAND -- SLICED BOLOGNA wv. 39° FULL STOCK OF PRESERVING SUPPLIES AND SPICES SHOP AND SAVE AT GLECOFF'S FREE PARKING--FREE DELIVERY THE OSHAWA TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS Where wise families find cash for "Back - To - School" expenses HAPPY LITTL This bonny young man is | ip Philip John, son of Mr Mrs. John Harrison, Cubert | street. 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