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| Trudy Klip Peter Kloosterhof Sleeves, She wore a white flow- er hat and a corsage of white |carnations. SOCIAL NOTICE | The flower tris were the }Misses Sonie Pyper and Ellen | MARRIAGE | The marriage of Blanche W. |Van Der Meulen, both in'white stinson of Oshawa and John L. Exchange Vows nylon over taffeta designe |Thompson of Toronto was with Peter Pan collars, Puff) solemnized in London, Ontario, eg igh "A trudy)steeves and fully - gathered|¢n Wednesday, April 4, 1962 ip and Peter Kloosterhof, |<xirts. They wore white flower| with the Reverend D. M. Stin. both of Oshawa, was solemn-|crowns and carried nosegays oflson, brother of the Women MR. AND MRS. JOHN TURIANSKY --s Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor Dial 723-3474 THE OSHAWA TIMES, ized recently at Hebron Chris- tian Reformed Church, Whitby. -- - The bride is the daughter of Wednesday, April 11, 1962 7 Mr. Heine Klip of Holland and the late Mrs. Klip and the Pupils Present Program 'bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dirk Kloosterhof of Holland. The Reverend John Van Har- At Queen Elizabeth Open House 77" oe suienin | The president, Mrs. Carson Heard expressed her apprecia- tion and welcomed the many parents and guests to the April meeting and open house of Queen Elizabeth Home and School Association. The principal, Mr. Lawrence Haisell announced the entertain- ment consisting of a square \dance and virginia reel by pupils of Grade 7. The school choir of pupils from Grades 4, 5 and 6 under the direction of Miss Joyce Martyn, teacher, ' } _,. gown of lace and nylon net to Mrs, Frances Hendren's over satin featuring lily-point kindergarten class. sleeves, a Announcements were made Of | ctudded with sequins, and a the second annual safety patrol fully-gathered skirt. A pearl- jamboree at Ottawa on May 11) studded tiara held her fingertip and 12. Two delegates, from voi] and she carried-a cascade each school to be sent. of red roses, stephanotis and The two delegates, Mrs. jyy. Be sie Leonard Haigh and Mrs, Keith Taggart were named to attend Mrs. John Van Der Meulen the Ontario Confederation of |W@S. the matron-of-honor in an Home and School Association!24¥4 linen sheath featuring a Convention April 25 and 26. esegp _neckline _ and p The Association is having a euchre and bake sale Wednes-,and teachers in the different short scalloped neckline! ( ; bride, |mixed flowers. | officiating. | Mr. John Van Der Meulen) was best man. A reception was) CAREER WIVES 'held in the lower all at the| Almost 45 per cent of some church. The newly wedded pair|1,500,000. women with jobs in will live in Toronto. Canada are married. BAILEY FOODS LTD. 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From Niagara Mrs. Falls, Ontario, Mrs. Mary Pan- Ee vis cik and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Mr and. Mts. Pauco. 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