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aletinibertacimmistetromans nates ee os eR teres lS S DOUBLE-RING CEREMONY Miss Margaret Elizabeth St. John and Mr. James Albert Fulford were married recent- ly in a double-ring ceremony in Port Perry United Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy St. John, Port Perry, and Mr. Fulford is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fulford, Brampton. Patterson-Schoenau Rites Performed In St. Gregory Miss Gail Frances Schoenau and Mr. Wayne Thomas Pat- terson were united in a double- ring ceremony last Saturday in St. Gregory the Great Roman Catholic Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Sirs. pliques. Their matching pillbox headdresses were completed by short veils and they carried graduated white chrysanthe- mums with trailing ribbons. Mr. Jack Hoskins was the best man with Mr. Robert W. William Phillip Sch and Mr. Patterson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Patterson, all of Oshawa, The Reverend A. G. Quesnelle officiated assisted by the Rig! Reverend Paul Dwyer an Right Reverend Phillip Coffey. Mr. John Driscoll was organist with Mrs. W. G. Kinsman as soloist. Given in marriage by her fa- ther, the bride wore a gown of white silk organza over star- Wight blue satin, the yoke ap- pliqued. wyith French lace. It was fashioned with a bell skirt, Watteau back and the cathe- dral train was caught by a self rose. A lace crown adorned with pearls and lined with blue organza rose buds held waist length bouffant veil and she Mr. Robert Souch and Mr, Robert Rife as ushers. Master Mark Kashul was the ring bearer. When the bridal couple left the church for the reception in the Piccadilly Room of the Hotel Genosha they were driven in a surrey which was over 110 years old. The bride's mother received in a mauve imported brocade sheath dress with a winged cape, matching accessories and a mink stole. The bridegroom's mother assisted in a turquoise sheath dress with matching duster and white accessories. They both wore orchid corsages. When the bridal couple left on a honeymoon trip to Pocono Mountains the bride was wear- ing a spring yellow suit, match- carried a white satin Prayer] Book covered with lace and topped with a white orchid and ing accessories and a corsage of yellow tea roses. Mr, and Mrs. Patterson will feathered streamers. . Miss Caroline McGarry was the maid of honor with Mrs. Michael McNamee and Miss Dorreen Campa as senior at- tendants and Miss Paula Kashul and Miss Karen Schoenau as junior bridesmaids, They wore floor-length gowns of white be making their home on Hill- croft street, Oshawa. } HOUSEHOLD HINT When you shop for colored sheets and pijlow cases, look for a label that states color- fast or vat-dyed. These terms crystalite satin styled with high waistbands, bell skirts and trains adorned with lace ap- mean that the fabrics not only be laundered along with white linens as well. URLY-LOCKS Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bremner, Courcelette avenue, are the proud parents of Delora Ann, who posed at the young age of 18 months. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Duncan and Mrs. Germaine Bremner, all of Oshawa. '. =--Aldsworth Photography Let's Have a Party Dishes, Cutlery, Glosses, Silver Cendelobra. Silver Tea Service. || Punch Bowls. COFFEE URNS 25, 30, 44, 55, 75 Sargeat's Rentals one 725-3338 2 LOCATIONS EXCLUSIVE HAIR STYLING FOR MEN hone 728-6007 364 WILSON RD.S me shes ~|prize in Peterborough recently. ..|secretary, Mrs. R. W. Porteous; WW Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor Dial 723-3474 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, May 24, 1963 Supper-Concert The annual meeting of Vin- cent Massey Home and School Association was held recently and took the form of a pot luck supper. The president, Mrs. N. V. Roe, welcomed those pres- ent, Guests at the dinner were the school staff and Mrs. Car! Creamer, Vice - Presidend of Home and School Council who was present to install the new executive officers. ; Special entertainment. for the evening was provided by a string group under the direction of Mr, Edward Oscapella, Mr. w. J. Armstrong, Principal, introduced Mr. Oscapella who teaches instrumental music in the Oshawa schools, The grov | had been chosen so as to repre- /sent all the schools in Oshawa,| jand they delighted their audi- ence with a varied program of musical selections. Miss Mimi Wiaprzyk of Conant School |played a violin solo, the |selection that won her a She was accompanied at the piano by Mr. Wallace Young Supervisar of Music for the Oshawa Public Schools. Of great interest to the par- ents was the appearance of the Vincent Massey pupils who have been studying violin under Mr. Oscapella at the school. The selections they played showed the good progress they have made during the short time they have been studying music. A clarinet solo by Don- na MacDonald was an added highlight of the musical pro- gram, Mrs. G. S. Hudson, on behalf of the association, thank- ed Mr. Oscapella and his musi- cians for the excellent enter- tainment. The school choir under the direction of Mr. Jack Hutchin- Young at the piano. In thanking the choir, Mrs. Roe praised them for their hard work which had resulted in an excellent performancé, and wished them} every success in the trials for) the Musical Festival which will) be held later this month, This Festival is an excellent eve- ning's entertainment, featuring the best in the differnt musi- cal classifications from the whol city. Mr. Young outlined the expected program at the Festival and urged the parents to attend. The business part of the eve- ning. opened with the reading of the annual reports of the secretary and treasurer. The chairman of the Nominations Committee, Mrs. Jack Dewell, gave her report which listed the new executive as follows: Presk dent, Mrs. N. V. Roe; 1st vice- president, Mrs. Gordon Garri- son; 2nd vice - president, Mrs. G. §. Hudson; corresponding treasurer, Mrs. William Wit- ham; executive chairmen, Mrs. Kenneth Smith, Mrs. Cecil Collings, Mrs. Mrs. Douglas Harnden, Mrs. Bertram McCarl and Mr. W, J. Armstrong, staff representa- tive. As the office of recording secretary still remained vacant, the membership empowered the executive to appoint someone whole city. Mr. Young outlined to fyill the vacancy. Mrs. Roe drew attention to several items in the annual re- ports: which had been handed out in printed form prior to the meeting. Attached to the annual reports were the printed reports from the convention delegates. This was the first year to print the convention reports and the executive felt the membership would derive much more infor- Robert Elliott,|~ Happy Prelude To H&S Annual Meeting mation from the reports in this way. Mrs, Roe announced that the attendance award for the year went to Miss K, Stainton's room, Mrs. Carl Creamer, prior to installing the new officers, con- gratulated the Association on its year's work and compli- mented the association on the leadership it had in Mrs, Roe. After installing the new execu- tive,. Mrs. Creamer congratu- lated each officer personally and wished the executive body continued success. The Field Day committee was announced as follows: Mrs. DADDY'S BOY C. L. Glassford, Mrs. Cecil Col- lings, Mrs, G. S, Hudson, Mrs. | R. Elliott, Mrs. R. W. Porte- ous. Field day will be May 16 and for the combined schools. at Alexandra Park, June 19 The committee to look after field day uniforms was appointed--|~-- Mrs. R. W. Porteous, Mrs, N. Petrovos, Mrs. E. Disney and| Mrs. H, Meades. Mrs. J. Rise- son sang, accompanied by Mr. - MR. N. V. ROE (SRe-Elected) brough and Mrs. L. McConkey will be co-conveners of the com- mittee to arrange the grade 8 graduation dinner. Mrs. Roe explained the deci- gion arrived at by convention to set the new family member- ship fee at a higher rate in order to meet added expenses of the constitutional changes. A short discussion was held and the association voted to set its new membership fee at .$1.25 per family, There will no long- er be single memberships. In his remarks, the Principal, Mr. W. J. Armstrong, thanked the association on behalf of his staff, for the buffet supper. The association voted its thanks to the conveners of the dinner, grade mothers, Mrs. Kenneth Forbes, Mrs. C. Foote, Mrs. Walter Libby, and social' con- vener, Mrs. C. L. Glassford. 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SHOPPING CENTRE PHONE 723-2294 723-2209 Mr, and Mrs. Steve Zurba, Grenfelt avenue, are the proud parents of Earl Wayne, who was two years old at the time of the picture. He is the andson of Mr. and Mrs. Carol Copeland | Donald McGregor | Married Recently | Married recently in_ St.| George's Angiican Church were} Miss Carol Anne Copeland, | daughter of Mrs, Arden Cope-| land, Oshawa, and the late Mr.| Copeland, and LAC Donald! Keith McGregor, RCAF Station,| Downsview, son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith McGregor, Oshawa.| The ceremony was performed| by the Reverend F. G. Ongley| § ih John Zurba, Oshawa, and Mr. and Mrs. Reinold Krushel, Morden, and great-grandson of, Mrs, J, Schiewe, Morris, Manitoba. --Mary's Studio | SOCIAL NOTICES ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Stevens announce the engagement of their daughter, Leslie Diane, to Mr. Fredrick Thomas Short, son of Mr. and Mrs, Allan Short, all of Whitby. The mar- riage is to take place on Satur- day, June 22 at 4.00 p.m. in St. Mark's United Church, Whitby. RECEPTION Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Powell, R.R. 1, Oshawa, will be happy to receive their relatives, friends and neighbors at the 4\pr. S. J. Phillips Home /loverflowing. Over 220 children / \particit /\the program which was co-or- 4 \Puckrin, ¢ "April 4\Daffodilly". (2 + \Dance'"'.-- Robins, -- Jane Bai- _\den, Edward Smith, Bunnies-- At the annual meeting of the School meeting interested par- ents filled the auditorium to and|Damant, ton, Wendy Weiderick, David Peter Taylor, Billy Versluis. Christine Fox sweetly sang a solo entitled "Freckles", ted in the of dinated Miss Margaret a a 2 teacher. Nancy Willson acted as Mis- tress of Ceremonies and intro- _|duced the folowing program. The Kindergarten children of Miss Edna Greenfield and Mrs. Labanovich performed with the "\poise and charm that is char- acteristic of the five year old. (1) A Group of Spring Songs: Showers", "Robin in the - Lop", "Miss Rain', "Lippity m ) "Betty Blue Lupton, Kathy Michaud, fanen 'Tvew, Miss Daffodilly-- |Darlent Gallant; children--Ro- \salind Ross, Susan Beckett, {Monica Hess, Donna Crome. \Choir and Dancers--Regina Vor- -|steveld, Christine Bowen, Brian Peterson, Susan Beckett, Cathy Bowen, Rosalind, Ross, Donna Crome, Dougie Cavanaugh, Monica Hess, Dougie Cooper, Donald White, Susan Chesher, Michael Eliott, Leslie Andrey, /Anne Crosier, Todd Dewhirst, \Mary .Gough, Rhonda Greene, Cathy Hess, Louise Lawrence, | Paige Logan, John Logeman, Dana Olsen, Diana Stapleton, John Visser, Patty Warren. John Broadbent's interpreta- tion of "Italian March" at the piano was skilfully presented. Students of Miss Fay Broad's Grade 2 Class presented a play "Information Please' with Mary Nix as the nurse assisted by the following students: Sus- an Blight, Pauline Brookes, Trunela Cane, Debra Clapp, Diana Cooper, Jamie Copeland, Jennifer Curley, Blake Dew- hirst, Cathy Evans, Lynda For- rester, Alexandra Galbraith, Ann Griffin, Ricky Hawkshaw, Dean Jollow, Judith Kelly, Lynda Kirby, John Lovell, Rosemary McLaughlin, Eliza- beth Michaud, Elizabeth Miller, Gary Pettit, Cynthia Rundle, with Mr. Alan Reesor as or-|home of their daughter, Mrs,.|Jane Scott, Blair Sinclair, Jill ganist and Mr. Kenneth Mallett,| Allan McKenzie, Columbus, On-|Stroud, Julie Swinson, . : jtario, on Sunday, June 2, 1963,|Usray, Katie Ugray, Given in marriage by her bro-| from 2.00 to 4.00 and 7.00 to 9,00| Vickers, William Watt, soloist. Cecily Sandra Susan ther, Mr. Gary Copeland, the|p.m. on the occasion of their ey Terry Wood, Thomas Wright bride wore a floor - length gown of silk organza over taffeta with lace appliques. The bodice was Styled with lily-point sleeves and a square neckline embroi- dered with seed pearls and se- quins. A tiara of seed pearls held her silk net veil and she carried a bouquet of _pink| Sensation roses and white pin-| occhio chrysanthemums, | The maid of honor, Miss| Connie Johnston and _ brides- maid, Miss Nancy McGregor, wore gowns of romance blue with embroidered bodices and bell shaped skirts adorned with| large bows at the waistline.| seed pearl tiaras. Miss Susan| Porteous, flower girl wore a! short dress of silk organza over taffeta with a matching seed pearl headdress and she . car- ried a basket of pink and white pinocchio chrysanthemums. Mr. Douglas Barton was the best man with Mr. Alan Fran- cis and Mr. Richard Crouse as ushers. The reception was held in the church hall with the bride's mother wearing an ensemble of pale blue French brocade, white accessories and a corsage of pink Pinocchio chrysanthe- mums. The bridegroom's moth- er chose beige linen, brown ac- cessories and a corsage of bronze Pinocchio chrysanthe- mums. When the bridal couple left on their honeymoon trip to points west, the bride was wearing a 50th wedding anniversary. AT HOME Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Heard, 103 Mary street west, Whitby, will be at home to their rela- tives, friends and neighbors on Saturday, June 1, 1963, from 3.00 to 5.00 and 8.00 to 10.00 p.m. on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary, AT HOME Mr. and Mrs, C. J. (Cliff) James, 349 Division street, will be at home on Sunday, May 26 from 3.00 to 5.00 and 7.00 to 00 P.m, on the occasion of Their headdresses were blue |their 40th wedding anniversary. MARRIAGE The marriage of Elsie M. Soule, Belleville and Mr. J. H. Lawrence Armstrong, Oshawa, took place on Satur. day, May 18, at 3.00 p.m. in Victoria Avenue Baptist Church, Belleville, with the Reverend Gordon Woodcock officiating. accessories and a pink Sensa- tion rose corsage. Mr. and Mrs. McGregor are residing at 18 Skipton Court, Downsview, Ontario. right. Judith Kelly of this Grade re- cited '"'The Wasted Crust' with clarity and excellent expres- | "Dancing Waters', a piano duet by Cathy Evans and Alex- andra Galbraith was most en- joyable. CHORAL READING Students of Miss Puckrin, Grade 2, cleverly presented a choral reading "Wondering" and they sang a group of spring songs. These students were: Peter Barron, Robert Bennett, Ronald Bouffard, John Bowes, Karen Burton, John Chesher, Joanne Dalgleish, Peter Dubyk, Patricia Ellis, Julie Fuller, Robert Goodman, Elizabeth Gulliver, Stephen Hammond, Mark Herbert, Barbara Houl- den, Anne Jariga, Victor Lewis, Laura Moore, Jill Ostrom, Sherry Preston, Margaret Reed, Richard Reinholds, Kath- ryn Ross, Rochelle Rubin, Larry Walters, Nicola Warbur- 9.99 DYED FREE TO MATCH ony color, All sizes TAMMY Fashion Shoes 79 SIMCOE N. 728-2491 beige nubbed linen suit, pink SATIN SHOES | CARPET COMPANY 282 King W. 728-9581 RUG CLEANING For far thicker growth MLM-GRO-KOTED GRASS SEED Exclusive "Green Gro - Koted" process gives you a more luxuriant carpet of healthy, deep-rooted grasses. Available in four different lawn blends, each best for its purpose. BIRDS DO NOT EAT IT READILY Available ONE-STOP GARDEN CENTRE MASTER FEEDS OSHAWA | 54 CHURCH ST. -- Free Customer Parking -- Dial 723-2229 | At Your... The students of Miss Helen Kearns, Grade 1, favored us with a song and a play. Those in the choir were: John Bas- tedo, Cindy Bell, Karen Ben- nett, Carol Bosy, Allison Bur- den, Donna Bouffard, Howard Cane, Wayne Cunliffe, Robert Davies, Debbie Din, n, Billy: Dubyk, Kenneth Elder, Cindy Frauts, Susie Ellis, Jean Ful- ton, Jane Fulton, Donald Gul- livers, Stephen Feiss, Teddy. Henry, Nancy Hicks, Douglas Hill, Laura Hunt, Carmen Jen- kins, Billy Keel, Jaye Logan, Nancy Lee, Michael Prosser, Laura Scott, Suzanne Simpson, Susan Stemeroff, Esther Under- hill, Billy Warner, Laura Wood- ward, Larry Smith, Kenneth Pollard. A play '"Teddy's gan was portrayed with great spirit and was enthusiastically received: Teddy Henry, Doug- las Hill, Stephen Feiss, Robert a Billy Warner, Billy eel, VIOLIN SOLO "Playful Rondo" by C, W. Green, a violin solo, was skill- Tooth" introduced by Jaye Lo-|b Students Of Dr. 5. J. Phillips School Delight Parents At H and 5 Concert formed their mat work, Adam, Margaret Tooley, Spring, Jane Fitches, Leza ton, Brian Hicks, Ronald . Leod, Gerald Hungerford, Bennett, John Reed, Si Johns, Michael Hammond, Brian Smith, David Powers, Michael Boyd, Ronald Denttis, Robert Sinclair. ay Charlie Popham enter with a plano solo "W; f Schubert, : Fey A m 'The Princess ¢ the Gypsies" recited by: lyn Hoggard was said with quence, Lage Girls dressed in the colors red and white ally and artistically , their skill in the art Of Swinging. Miss Carolyn. their teacher, a them on the piano, rye Cune, Sally Macdonald, Judy Fekete, Leslie Greer, Janet Richardson, Bette-Lynne Os- jorne, An accordian solo, entitled "Adios Muchacho" was with finesse by Michael Lgn- caster. oe Betty-Lynne Osborne offered a piano solo entitled, 'Sona- tina" by Kuhlau. The play 'Robin Hood" pere formed by students of Mr, fully played by Jennifer Smith accommpanied on the piano by) Mr. John Robertson. | Mrs/ Nesbitt, Grade 4 direct-| ed her junior choir in two de-| ightful songs entitled '"'O Jesu Sweet" and "The Brook". Those taking part were: Nancy Craig, Janice McLean, Laurie Spring, Deborah Solomon, Joan Gardner, Deborah Shore, Doro- thy Ann Logeman, Deborah Glover, Richard Goulding, Brad Logan, Donna White, Gayle Anne Brownson, Cathy Dennis, Ted Hawkshaw, Carol Free- born, Margaret Nix, Douglas Douglas Alexander, Janet Will- son, Deborah Cheeseborough, Tom Wilson, Stewart McGahey, Margaret Ross, Dawn Hess, Linda Christenson, Bruce Blight, Jeannie- Burns, Debor- Davies, Billy , Warner, Billy ah Bouffard, Glenda Keetch, Catherine McCune. Eric Wright showed marked proficiency when he played "'Alleliua" by Mozart on_ his trumpet. Paul Murdoch announced a rousing Square Dance, "Dar- ling Nellie Gray', danced by: Natalié Hawerlander, Burke Maidlow, Rhonda Levine, Alan Stein, Carey Childs, Ian Mc- Nab, Sandra Herbert, George Goulding. Kathy Lewis and Andrea Run- die enacted with versatility a vocal duet, 'Playmates'. Mrs. Cliff Rundle accompanied them on the ipano, MacDougall's Grade 8 class drew hearty applause. Those taking part were: Grant Os- borne, Mike Zimmerman, Fred " nome Rinus Hawkshaw, ary Gulliver, Ce ee Steve Warburton, Richard .Rol- son, Don Ross, David Spicer, Don Ruddy, Gary McKenzie, David Cotterell, Joan Sta ton, Eleanor Rice, Connie bage, Diane Tresise. IN APPRECIATION Mrs, R, F. Richardson sented Miss Jean Bayne with a gift of Indian brassware on the occasion of her retirement. Miss Bayne has long been @ favorite teacher in this city and is loved by parents and students. She received her gift graciously and replied that teaching our children had al- ways been a pleasure to her. Mrs, William Gardner pre sented the slate of officers for the coming year as follows: President; Mrs. R. F. Richard- son, vice-president; Mrs. M. A, Hoggard, vice president: Mrs. William Hungerford; recording secretary, Mrs. William Bowes; corresponding sécre- tary: Mrs. P. A, ;_ treas surer: Mrs, Robert F, Kelly: Charirmen: Mrs. Peter Willson, Mrs. J. D. R. Galbraith, Mrs, Earl Dingman, Mrs. Gordon Reihl. f These officers will be install- éd in the fall according to' the new structure. The room count was won by Ruth Young's artistry at the piano was evident when she played "Sonatina in C". "Tumbling Skills' announced|W. C. McFeeters and by Kathryn Tresise, added ajThomas White for Mr. T. J. change of pace to the program! Park's Grade 7, and Mrs, Stan- when students of Mr, Paul Mc-\ley Lawrence and. Mrs. . Intosh, Grade 6, showed dex-/Trew for Miss Dorothy Smith's terity and agility as they per-'Grade 6. Miss Edna Greenfield's morn- ing kindergarten. 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