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HONEYMOON IN OTTAWA Following their recent mar- riege in Grace Lutheran Church, Mr. and Mrs. G. Locksley Adams honeymooned in Ottawa. The bride, the for- mer Miss Petra Tode, Osh- awa, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugen Tode of Oldenburg, West Germany. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon L. Adams, Ajax. --Ireland Studio Mother And Da ughter Banquet At King Street United Church The annual CGIT and Explor- ers' Mother and Daughter Ban- quet was held recently in King Street United Church Centennial Hajl. The hall and tables were decorated with Chinese fans and lanterns in keeping with their studies this year of China. The chairmen for the evening were Patricia Babington and) Sandra Herbert. Patricia Bab- ington thanked King Street Unit. ed Church Women for ihe din- ner and then introduced the guests at the head table, and proposed the toast to the Queen. The toast to the church was proposed by Karen Edgar and the Reverend L. W. Herbert re- sponded .The toast to the moth- +! was proposed by Susan See and responded to by Mi H. T. Sleeman. Marilyn . Morrison proposed the toast to "Our Country." The following program was enjoyed: Sing song led by Mrs. L. W. Herbert; piano solo by| Sylvia Gomme; baton duet by pe ap Lean and Carolyn Hawk- er; piano duet by Mrs. H. BREAKS MARK MOSCOW (Reuters) -- Rus-| sien athlete Tamara Press broke her own women's world diseus record here Saturday with a throw of 59.29 meters (194 feet, 6% inches), Her pre- vious world mark was -- meters (193 feet, six inches), | set in London in September, 1961, baton songs the Explorer Keys and Sheila Keys; solo by Beverley Tindall; from China by girls. A film entitled 'Achievement in Hong Kong" was shown fol- Iwed by the presentation of awards. Those receiving awards were as follows: lst Red Star: Judy -|Warren, Margaret Christianson, Kathy Haight, Colleen Mitchell, Betty Leadbetter, Dianne Shel. ley, Sandra Pelechok; 2nd Red Starr: Judy Warren, Linda Watson, Jackie Dove, Karen Hannah, Kathy Dove, Ann Kelly, Susan Watson, Janet Lean, Sylvia Gomme, Betty Leadbetter, Kathy Haight, Jose- phine Zubkavich, Sandra Her- bert; 1st Blue Starr: Linda Watson, Viola Morey, Jose- phine , Zubkavich, Sandra Her- bert, Susan Watson, Carolyn} o¢ Hawker; 2nd Blue Starr: Ann Christensen, Carolyn Hawker; ist Gold Starr: Susan Sleeman, Linda Sleeman, Christine Mc- |Knight, Marlene Kelly; 2nd \Gold. Starr: Susan Sl Ruth Jeanine Werry Ot Kedron Wed To Grant Aubrey Carson Kedron United Church was the setting for the evening wed- ding on Friday, May 17, of Ruth Jeanine Werry, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Harold Werry of Kedron, and Grant Aubrey Carson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Carson of Mount Zion. Owing to the illness of the Reverend R. H. Love, the minis- ter of Kedron United Church, the Reverend R. H. Wylie of Queensway United Church, To- ronto, a family friend and for- mer minister, performed the double-ring ceremony, assisted by the Reverend T. Fleétham, minister of the bride- groom's church, Mount Zion. The wedding music was play- ed by Mr. Alan Clark, Green- wood. Mr. Fred Densham sang "O Lord Most Holy', "The Lord's Prayer" and a special setting of "O Perfect Love". The congregation sang '"O Father All Creating' and "The Lord Is My Shepherd'. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a floor- length gown of white satin peau de soie, with princess style bod- ice and three-quarter length sleeves. The skirt was styled with unpressed pleats at the back, falling into a short chapel train. Her waist-length illusion lace veil fell from a coronet of orange blossom, encrusted with pearls and sequins, She carried a cascade of pink and white roses. The matron of honor was Mrs, Ronald Werry of Kedron. The other attendants were Mrs. James Halliday, Oshawa, Mrs. Leslie Baylis, Greenbank, and Miss Marilyn Love, Toronto. They wore identically styled street-length gowns of Paris blue crystal peau, de soie made with princes style bodices and bell-shaped skirts. They wore matching veiled bandeau head. dresses, and carried cascade bouquets of white carnations and pink roses. Two nieces of the couple, Miss Laura-Mae Love, Kedron, and Miss Sandra Carson, Mount Zion, were flower girls, wearing miniature replicas of the attend- ants' dresses. They carried bas- kets of pink roses and white button chrysanthemums. The best man was Mr. Lorne Carson of Orillia. Mr. Alan Car- son and Mr. John Carson of Mount Zion, and Mr. Ronald Werry of Kedron were ushers. The bride's nephew, Master Kevin Werry, was ring bearer. Following the service, a re. ception was held in the lower hall of the church. The bride's mother received in a navy blue silk sheath dress, with bodice of navy blue lace over shell pink, with a matching hat trimmed with shaded blue tulle, and a corsage of pale pink rosebuds. She was assisted by -the bridegroom's mother who wore a mist blue silk shantung ensemble, and a corsage of pink rosebuds. Following grace by the Rev- erend R. H. Wylie, the Rev- erend T. H. Fleetham acted as master of ceremonies for the| © toasts, which were proposed by Mr. Sidney MacDonald of Ster- ling, Mr. Lorne Carson of Orillia and Mr. William Werry of Ked- ron. As the couple left on their honeymoon the bride wis wear- ing a brown, light-weight wool suit, with white petalled hat and white gloves, brown purse and shoes. Her corsage was in bronze tones, Out-of-town guests were pres. H.|ent from Toronto, Don Mills, Preston, Brooklin, Greenbank, Greenwood, Mount Zion, Port Perry, Claremont, Balsam, Ash- burn, Stirling, Orillia and Peterborough. The. couple will make their home in the Mount Zion com. munity. Maria Ignazzitto And John Lazzaro United In Marriage The ceremony was recently performed in St. John the Evan- gelist Chureh, Whitby, when Miss Maria Ignazzitto, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Frank 'Ignaz- zitto, Whitby became the bride of Mr. John Molica Lazzaro, Whitby, son of Mr. and Mrs. Antonia Milic Lazzaro, Italy. The Reverend L. .J Austin offi- ciated, Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a full- length gown of nylon chiffon over tulle and taffeta, The lace bodice was fashioned with a scalloped neckline and lily-point sleeves. The skirt was designed with lace inserts and flower motifs. A pearl and crystal crown held her nylon chiffon fingertip veil which was edged with lace and she carried a cas- cade of white roses, Mrs, Thomas Molica, maid of honor, was gowned in a coral shade with the bridesmaids, Miss Felipa Rugeri, Miss Lina Ignazzitto and Miss Theresa Maggio in green. They wore identically styled street-length dresses of silk chiffon with empire waistlines, surpljce bod- ices and bell skirts, with tiara headdresses. They carried cas- cades of pink and white carna- tions. Miss Sarina Cannella, flower girl, wore a white lace frock fashioned with a jewel neckline, long sleeves and a gathered skirt, Her headdress| was a crown of white flowers) and her flowers matched those of the senior attendants. The best man was Mr. Thomas Molica with Mr. Joseph Ignazzitto, Mr. Samuel Prin- ciota and Mr. Rento Del-Agnese as ushers. Master Gino Ignat} was the ring-bearer. Following the reception at the MR, AND MRS. JOSEPH LUKASYWICH Oshawa Couple Honored On Silver Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Joseph) Mr. and Mrs. Lukasywich Lukasywich, Mitchell avenue,|Were, married in St. John's The boys' choir of St. Gregory's school, with Brother | | Leonard conducting, and Mr. Charles Abel at the piano, de- lighted the membership of the PTA at the May meeting held recently in St. Gregory's Audi- _|torium. 'Panis Angelicus"', fea- turing Alan Kavanagh, Michael 40° Donnell, and John Vandemeer was sung. Other selections in- cluded "Regina Coeli"', 'Puff, The Magic Dragon" amusing "Fantasy of Nursery Rhymes". This concert was a preview of a program to be pre- sented by the boys in the audi- torium on Wednesday evening, May 29... The guest speaker, Sister Mary Sheila, principal of St. Joseph's High School, was intro- duced by Sister Mary Carmel, Sister Sheila stre the de- velopment of the child, physical, social, emotional, spritual, and intellectual. She emphasized the 2\importance of the pre-school years, and of the eight years of elementary schooling, as @ prop- er background for high school work. Mr. J, A. Yanch thanked the speaker. The business meeting was con- ducted by Mrs, Laura Lefaive, in the absence of the president, Ukrainian Greek Orthodox were honored by family and/Ghurch, Oshawa, of which they friends at a dinner and dance are members. Their wedding at-| in the Ukrainian National Hall, tendants of 25 years ago were) recently, to celebrate their 25th|in attendance: Mrs. Alex Kono- wedding anniversary. packi, Oshawa; Mrs. Alex Shes- Mrs. Lukasywich is the for- towsky, Oshawa; Mrs. Michael! mer Miss Amy Lyson ami the nab Toronto, and Mr. Ted party was given by her mother, mers Weve: Mrs. Odokia Lyson, assisted by|, Over 200 guests came from the couple's only daughter, Miss|Toronto, Malton, Scarborough, | Diane Lukasywich, West Hill, Ajax, Whitby, Batawa and Oshawa and presented the popular pair with an automatic washer and dryer. .. AT Ancus-Gre CARPET COMPANY 262 King W. 728-9581 BROADLOOM TILE WIFE PRESERVER To cut meats julienne style for| Salads, use scissors instead of a knife. This will be quicker and easier. the loveliest DRAPES... Exquisite new patterns, mar- velous new fabrics . . . all carefully tailored to suit your home. Call Howard's to-day ask about their convenient nome service. 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