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* | traditional white hat will be left. beg when 18-year-old Deanne . mith goes on a Ranger scoutt-: hi i THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, June 12, 1963 9 rley spurrier mes toms, | ss When the bridal couple left | Bride Of Lenord H. Jarvis | wearing a dress and jacket of| NEWS IN BRIEF' shrimp pink linen, matching hat, \ pen goodwill trip to the; performed the marriage cere. Mr. Bruce 'Spurrier, and Mr.| carnation corsage. | SASKATOON (CP) -- Women| mony recently in West Hill] Raymond Wilson as ushers. On their return from a honey- | received 197 of the 869 degrees |S" s bag copies = " s pong e stew recipe to Lenord Herbert Jarvis, Oshawa, | Grace Presb iP l M M J yterian Church! Pensylvania, Mr. and Mrs. Jar- |vocation of the University ot | £ took Shirley Ann Spurrier, West | 1121" pout Union, When receiy.| Vis made their home at 285 Mon.| Saskatchewan, 'Three women---|Me's learning to cook it too, + rier is the daughter of Mr. and|ing, the bride's mother wore a| cote Sask., Yvone Margaret Mrs. Leslie Spurrier, West Hill,)Pale pink linen dress, three- Psseady , , SERVE CANADA | Rose Forsman of Strasbourg, ft Coribbeon @ Hewell of Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Jarvis,/sories and a corsage of deep) --won most distinguished h 3 tate "oe oo Oshawa. pink rose buds and carnations. of the Empire, founded in 1900, | 9 or: stinguishe ed ed by Mr, William Squires with|a blue lace dress with jacket,|philanthropic women's hacaaad see Te eee Four Seasons Travel Miss Eleanor Rich as soloist. |white accessories and a corsage tion. of pink rose buds and pag | | the reception, the bride was| The Reverend W. A. Beecroft|man with the bride's brother,|black accessories and a white) EARNED DEGREES United States this summer. But' United Church, West Hill, when] The reception was held injmoon trip to New York and| |at the 52nd annual spring con.) he American Girl Scouts, ina: Hill as his bride. Miss Spur- jtrave avenue, Oshawa, |Barbara Jean Gordon of Wat- Going This Summer and the bridegroom is the son|quarter coat, dark pink acces. | The Imperial Order Daughters' |Sask., and Sandra Mavis Toews pre See us without optigation. The wedding music was play-| The bridegroom's mother chose/is a_ patriotic, non- sectarian | / CALGARY (CP) -- Calgary's |) 24-Hour Service -- 728-628 SVEN S eee See ee Given in marriage by her| father, the bride wore a full- length gown of silk faille e| hanced by self bows on the! bodice and waistline and a cha-| pel train. A crown of small| -\flowers and pearls held her| "| shoulder-length bouffant veil "| and she carried a crescent bou- "\quet of yellow rose buds, yel-} 4\low and white shasta daisies) and baby chrysanthemums, The matron of honor, Mrs. W. | | Metcalfe, wore a street- length) | gown on the lines of the bride's and carried a crescent bouquet | of yellow and white shasta dais. ies and baby chrysanthemums. | The flower girls were the Misses | Kathy and Jackie Dove and| Karen and Brenda Pierson. |They wore frocks of organdy| over taffeta in green and yellow and carried baskets of rose buds, shasta daisies and baby chrysanthemums in yellow and white. 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She is the granddaughter of Mr, and Mrs. William Davis and Mr. SHAS Gentle, Regular, Super | worked in the Canadian govern- | ment's Indian services. Another delegate with inter- 1,09 size Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cam- enzuli, Courtice, are the proud parents of James Al- fred, who was seven months old at the time of this pic- Promote International Peace Sponsored by the Voice of| Women in Canada, a mission of 25 wmen from Canada and the United States will be spending a month touring Britain and Europe with the aim of sponsor- ing a special "year", such as the recent Geophysical Year, for the promotion of interna- tional peace. Making their first stop in London in Mid-June, the} | party wifl undertake a | pean tour which will take in Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Oslo, Stockholm, Moscow, East and West Berlin, Warsaw and Prague. It will then return to London, and some members of the party will visit Edinburgh, Liverpool and Birmingham be- fore returning to Canda by air. This tour is being organized by the Voice of Women in Can. 4 ada and the International Liai- son Committee. While in Eng- land, the party will be guests of the Women's Liaison Committee for Peace Groups. LED BY CANADIAN The delegation will be led by Mrs. Helen Tucker, of Port Cre- dit, Ontario, a lecturer at the University of Toronto. She is a member of the Council of Chris- tians and Jews, has led |}UNESCO cultural missions to Mexico and Japan, and travel missions to Jamaica and| Africa. ture. He is the only grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Camenzuli, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Klimezak, all of Osh- awa. --Photo by Hornsby LODGES AND SOCIETIES Other Candian women in tie | | party include Mrs. David Smith, | jfrom Saskatchewan; Mrs. Joy | Kennedy, of Toronto; Mrs. Mar- LTB No. 55 The regular meeting of LTB No. 55 was held in the Orange Temple. DDGM Sister Elda Howard acted as Deputy Mis- tress in the absence of Brother Leo Keeler. The lodge was opened by Sis- On July 14 there is to be a garet. Ashdown of Toronto, the picnic at the home in Rich-| national treasurer of the Voice! mond Hill and a band from!of Women of Canada. dere and -- ny DESCENDANT OF CHIEF and will supply the entertain An interesting Candian dele- a diaws Were won by Sis gate will be Mrs. Ethel Brant ter Annie Fowler and Sister Su. Monture, also of Toronto, grand. daughter of the Chieftain of the Six Nations Indians, Jcseph Brant. She was born and edu- cated on the Iroquois Reserva. tion at Brantford and _ is regarded as the greatest living authority on Indian culture and! |ests in common with Mrs. Mon- ture is Mrs. Florence Hill, of Oshweken, Ontario, who is a Mohawk of the Six Nations an) the Grand River and a gradu- ate of Brantford Collegiate, Her husband is supervising princi- pal of the Six Nations Indian Fair and former district direct- jor of the Six Nations Associa-| tion. 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