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\Mrs, Kenneth Whattam and|groom when a presentation of} Friends from Belleville pre-|sal tomorrow evening the bridal Mrs, James Kemp. __|Corning ware was given by for-!sani Mr, Balson with an elec- party will be entertained at the Miss Betty Arnold and Miss|i,o, team mates from hockey 'tric clock: - {home of the bridegroom's par- 'Honored at Showers Mercine Fleming were co-hest-| 'ents, Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Bal- Glenda Atchison 'NOW, I WONDER .. .' Studying his chances of es- caping the photographer is one-year-old Kevin Murray Woods, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Woods, Simcoe north, Kevin is the grandson Oshawa Guests Attend Cochrane-simmons Wedding The double ring wedding of Miss Hilda Elizabeth Simmons and James Bruce Cochrane at St. Alban's Anglican Church Peterborough, on Saturday was solemnized by the Rey A. J Patstone. Given in marriage by her eld- est brother, Edward Simmons, the bride is the daughter of Mrs. Edward L. Simmons of Peter- borough and the late Mr. Sim- mons. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cochrane of Orono, Music was played by Miss PRINTED PATTERN 4916 SIZES 9-17 «white and yellow pom-poms. :|was Gregory Simmons, nephew) Mr. JUST FOR YOU! By ANNE ADAMS Your own initials (easy to embroider) add a bright flour- ish to a dress with a pretty play of pleats all around. Sew it in chambray, Dacron, rayon Printed Pattern 4916: Jr Miss Sizes 9, 11, 13, 15, 17. Size 13 takes 35g yards 39-inch Transfer included. FIFTY CENTS (50 cents) in coins (no stamps, please) for this pattern. Ontario residents add two cents sales tax. Print plainly SIZE, NAME, AD- DRESS, STYLE NUMBER. Send order ty ANNE ADAMS, , eare of The Oshawa Times, Pattern Dept., Oshawa, Ont SPECIAL Summer Pattern Catalog: Morc than 100 styles -- sun, sport, day, dance, work, travel. All sizes! Send 35 cents made SLIPCOVERS Slipcovers will be cut and pinfitted in your home. 926 SIMCOE ST. N. 725-3144 street | |with over-the-face veiling. , jembroidered linen. Jo .Aldwinckle, Women's Editor Dial 723-3474 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, July 26, 1962 A this Saturday. Prior to Wedding lesses at a kitchen shower at! and ball clubs, Following the wedding rehear-ison, Taylor avenue. the home of Mrs. Melville Ar-|~ Miss Glenda Atchison, daugh-|"0!4, Windsor avnue. ree ter' of Mr. and Mrs. Courtland) Mrs. Michael Nemisz, Cour-| Atchiscz, has been entertained|tice, aunt of the bridegroom, | by several showers prior to her entertained at a miscellaneous | marriage to Mr.' Glen Balson) shower, assisted by Mrs. Wil-| 'liam Matthews and Mrs.! | Michael Keenan. street east, aunt of the bride,, A presentation of an electric | entertained at a linen shower,|beater was presented to the! | Mrs, Donald I Brown, King George Karl Bittner Takes Jean Cryderman As His Bride St. Gregory The Great Roman Catholic Church was the setting 'last Saturday for the marriage of Miss Jean Viola Cryderman, Oshawa, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Everett Cryderman, Solina, Ontario, to Mr, George Karl Bittner, Oshawa, son of Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Bittner of Kuroki, Saskatchewan. The Reverend A. G, Quesnelle performed the ceremony with Mr. Jack Driscoll as organist. Given in. marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of silk organza with a short bell- shaped skirt, three - quarter sleev@s and a scalloped neck- line. A tiara of pearls and rhine- stones held her shoulder-length Evelyn Marie Long Michele Sirizzotti | of Mr. and Mrs. Rene Thi Take Nuptial Vows baud and Mr. and Mrs. T. C. " . | Woods, all of Oshawa. His _Mr. Miche Lé | greg : 4 , j Sirizzotti were united in S$ | great grandparents live 'in G cy Great Roman Switzerland. STORORY, Nee --Aldsworth Photography Catholie Church recently ne The : * 'pride is the former Evelyn Marie Long, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert J. Long. of Prince Albert and Mr zotti of Oshawa, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sante Sirizzott lof Torrice, Italy. The ceremony was perform- Norma Branson and Mrs. Bert ed by the Right Reverend Mon- Goodwin sang the Wedding'signor P. M. Dwyer. Mr. Jack Prayer and O Perfect Love. Driscoll, organist, accompanied The bride chose a waltz length the soloist, Mrs. William Kins- gown of Chantilly lace with a! man. square scalloped neckline and long tapered sleeves, the neck- line and bodice adorned with a pattern of pear! and iridescent sequins. The gown featured an overskirt showing several tiers of scalloped lace at the front. Her elbow length veil af silk illusion edged with matching lace was caught to a small tiara appliqued in lace and she car- ried a cascade of golden sceptre roses and sweet peas. Miss Velma Cochrane, sister f the bridegroom as maid of honor, wore green taffeta with an overskirt of organza, Her headdress was an organza rose and Mrs. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a full- length gown on princess lines of silk faille. The bodice of gui- pure lace was fashioned with a bateau neckline and short sleeves. A jewelled crown held a bouffant veil of illusion tulle and her flowers were white roses and stephanotis. The matron of honor was Mrs. Luigi. Sirizzotti with Mrs Donald Long, Miss Marisa Siriz- zotti, Miss Nela Zeppieri and Miss Lois Hope as the attend- ants. The flower girl was Miss Sylvana Mijnardi. They wore identical white gowns with fit- Senior bridesmaid was Miss ted bodices of Chantilly lace, Vivian Houghton, and junior bateau necklines, belled organ-| bridesmaid, Miss Jean Corkery. 2a skirts and matching head- They were dressed similarly in dresses. They carried cascades yellow taffeta and organza. All|of pink rosebuds and pink car- carried colonial nosegays of(nations. The flower girl wore a white organza dress. and bolero, The flower girl, Wendy Sim- matching headdress and car- mons, wore nylon organza overjried a basket of pink frose- taffeta with embroidered ap- buds and white carnations. | Pliques and carried a basket of} The best man was Mr. Luigi assorted flowers. Ring bearer) Sirizzotti with Mr. Donald Long, Ronald Hope, Mr. Mario} Sirizzotti and Pasquale Siriz- Roy Zotti as ushers. vy, The brides mother received) lof the bride. best man was Bowens and ushers were Roy Brown and George Simmons. at the reception held at the Pol- Receiving in the church par- ish Alliance of Canada Hall, in lor Mrs. Simmons wore Wedg-|4 light green sheath dress with wood blue silk shantung with|all-over embroidery,' a match- embroidered and_pearl|ing three-quarter length duster, neckline, The bridegroom's White accessories and a' cor- mother wore a sheath of blue Sage of white carnations tinted Both wore) With green. white accessories and corsages| For their honeymoon trip to of pink Delight sweetheart roses.|Ottawa, the bride left in a Guests were present from)|light blue sheath dress, match- Hamilton, Toronto, Orono, Pon-|ing three-quarter length duster, typool, Markham, Oshawa, Ty-|wWhite accessories and a cor- rone, Bewdley, Castleton and sage of white carnations touch- Peterborough. ed with blue. When leaving on their wed- On their return the bridal! ding trip South the bride wore a|couple will live in Oshawa three piece imported knit suit) Out-of-town guests were from in moongold with green acces-;|Toronto, Port Perry, Scugog sories and her corsage was of|Island, Bowmanville, Seagrave, |white Starlite carnations with Whitby, Oakwood, Prince Al- gold. bert, The. bridegrooms father Mr. and Mrs. Cochrane will|was present from Torrice, live at RR 3, Pontypool on re-|Italy and an aunt from Los turn. Angeles, California ? WE HAD LOTS OF FUN... BEING SICK... BUT WE'LL BE BACK IN THE SHOP STARTING JULY Sist, SO WELL SEE YOU es 725-4321 veil of nylon tulle and she car- ried a cascade of pink Sweet-) heart roses and white stepha- notis. Mrs. Kenneth McMinn, attend- ant for her sister, wore a shell pink, ribbon.- scrolled taffeta dress with a bell-shaped skirt and a scoop neckline. She wore matching accessories and car- ried a nosegay of white chrys- anthemums tinged with pink. The best man was Mr. Vincent Vasey with Mr. James Danchuk and Mr.. Edward Drumm. as ushers. The bride's mother received at. the reception held at the Acres Restaurant, in a powder blue ribbonese nylon _ tricot sheath dress with bone shade accessories. The bridegroom's sister, Mrs. Louis Sliva, repre- sented his mother. She wore an off-white cotton knit sheath dress and yellow accessories, After the reception the bride donned a pink sheath dress with matching waist length jacket and hat and white accessories. The bridal couple will reside at 146 Eastmount street, Osh- awa. Siriz-) - Lenora Mary Ward Feted Bride-Elect Prior to her marriage this Saturday in_ St Gertrude's Roman Catholic Church to Mr. Maurice Gilbert Tessier, Miss Lenora Mary Ward has been entertained at several showers. A miscellaneous shower was given by Mrs. Kenneth Hen- ning at the home of Mrs. Paul Ward, who assisted. Among those attending were guests from Toronto and North Bay. A miscellaneous shower was given by the future' bride's co- workers at the Oshawa General Hospital at the home of Mrs. Edward Moldowan assisted by Mrs. Shirley Bagnell and Mrs. William Watson. The bride's attendants, Miss Brenda Flegg and Mrs. John Lyon, held an outdoor, miscel- laneous shower at the home of the former: After the wedding rehearsal tomorrow evening, the bridal party will be entertained at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ward, Wilson road north. SPECIAL FOR PIKE Fine sauce for a meal of pikefish made by stirring three to four tablespoons of chopped horseradish into two cups of thin white sauce 1s lassisted by Mrs. Gordon Cum-|bride-elect by her co-workers of! mins. /General Printers Ltd. i A neighborhood shower was Mr. Larry Hoare entertained held at the home of Mrs, R. J./at the home of his parents Mr.) |Luke, King street east, assisted|and Mrs. F. J. Hoare, Base) ctiaaaaaael WEEK-END SPECIALS Jury and Lovell Ltd. 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