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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, Getober 31, 1965 " |short a as TO LIVE IN Gordon Bement, SASKATOON --Ireland Studio Phyllis Howells Wed In Albert Street United Albert Street United Church, Oshawa, was the setting for the marriage last Saturday of Phyl- lis Lucille Howells, Burketon, to. George Charles Gordon Bement, RCAF Station, Dana, Saskatche- wan. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William How- ells, Burketon, and the bride- groom is the son of Mrs. Vic- tor Bement, Vancouver, British Columbia, and the late Mr. Be- ment. The Reverend A, E. Larke of- ficiateq and Mrs. C. A. Naylor played the wedding music. | Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown fashioned with a long white vel- vet bell skirt, with a chapel train of white velvet lined with satin. The bodice was lace over and a scoop neckline. Her head- dress was a half coronet of mother-of-pear! holding a finger. tip veil of net. She carried a cas- cade of red roses and white car- nations. Miss Betty Stevenson, Toron- to, was the maid of honor. and} the bridesmaids were Miss Susan Robertson and Miss Hea- ther Bissonettte, Toronto, and - ae a oe i _ Taminia Caldarana. MVILIALLY VOULUSLULG Annette Alvaro Wed Recently Annette Catherine Alvaro, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Alvaro, Oshawa, became the bride of Dominic Calderone, Oshawa, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph -Calderone, San Luca, Italy, recently in St, Gregory's Roman Catholic Church, with Monsignor Paul Dwyer offi- ciating. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a full- length gown of bridal lace with a bouffant skirt, sweetheart neckline and lily-point sleeves and the bodice enhanced with pearls. Her headdress was a crystal and pearl tiara, holding a shoulder-length nylon tulle veil with embroidered edges, She carried a cascade of white roses. The maid of honor was Miss Grace Silvestri and the brides- maids were Miss Josephine Alvaro, Miss Mary Minaci, Miss Ann Molinaro, and Miss Ida Siciliano, all of Oshawa. They were gowned alike in pink nylon organza idresses with portrait necklines, short sleeves and full | skirts} \nipped -in at the waistlines. They wore rhinestone tiaras, and white accessories and car- ried nosegays of pink and white carnations. | The best man was Mr. Tony Silvestri, and the ushers) lwer-e Mr. Sattinio Cononico, \Mr. Cosmo Siciliano, Mr. Mich- ael Siciliano, and Mr. Dominic Gattelaro, all of Oshawa. An informal reception was held at St. Gregory's Auditor- jum, and after a short honey- moon Mr. and Mrs. Calderone will reside in Oshawa. | Music Teachers Hear Exposition The October meeting of the| Oshawa and District Branch of} Teachers' Association was heid| in Port Perry at the home of] Miss Donna Maybee, Downs- view, and the flower girl was Miss Melody Kemp, Kingston. | They were dressed alike in red| velvet street-length gowns with! scoop necklines, elbow sleeves, and satin bows down the front! of the skirts. Their headdresses| were circlets of red peau de soie| holding short red veils. The| b iC Mrs. J. E. Jackson, | Mr. John Orde, Port Perry) usinessman, president of the) hamber of Commerce, teach- er of instrumental music and leader of a jazz band, gave a! most interesting talk on "Jazz'"'.| The four requisites of alll music, rhythm, pitch, volume} jmaid of honor carried a small| and form he applied to jazz and| taffeta, with lily-point sleeves|rascade of red roses and white | demonstrated with records, carnations, the bridesmaids car-| tied nosegays of red and white| carnations, and the flower girl| carried a miniature nosegay of| red and white baby carnations. The best man was Mr. An- qualifying the type of composi- tion. Much improvisation is| used. Mr. Orde was introduced by Mrs. Jackson and thanked on} behalf of the teachers by Miss| WED Myrna Claire Shakotko and Harvey Nelson Gabona were united in marriage recently in First Baptist Church, with the bride's uncle, the Reverend Dr. A. W. Ness of Toronto, | officiating. The bride is the » |Robert Andrews, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shakotko and the bride- groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Gabona, all of Oshawa. Ireland Stutlio Prepare a Procedure Book By ROBERTA ROESCH the Ontario Registered Music) It's never easy to tell a boss| you're going to leave your job. But when you swallow your nervousness and compose your- self for the time, one redeem- ing feature can be a good pro- cedure book detailing your rou- tine, When you leave this book behind you, your boss won't be left in the lurch with a girl who's as green as Kelly green about the office routine. To give you a few examples of things to put in the book, start with a section marked "mail"? and write down. the en- tire routine for handling the mail. Designate exactly how you open and sort incoming mail and what you do with each of Of Jazz Technique | For Your Office Successor yact eccasions on wnicn they're used. Write down any business lingo your boss may happen to use so the new girl will know it. Also, state how many carbons your boss wants of each letter In a third section of the book marked "people" list all the people with whom yorr boss comes in contact. Mark which ones ate business associates, which are personal friends and which are both. Under each name write addresses, phone nunibers, titles, what the con- tact is and what your boss calls each one When you come to your fourth section -- "filing" -- write down a full explanation of your filing system. If at all possible, list the types of material found in |23, had been postponed. '|changed to December 7, - |stead. UNITS, GROUPS | AUXILIARIES ONTARIO REGIMENT LADIES' AUX. The October meeting. of the Ontario Regiment Ladies' Aux- iliary was held recently in the armouries with the president, Mrs. Clifford Bould, presiding. It was announced that the Veterans' Council dinner, orig. inally planned for November be asked to donate the prize for the next meeting. : A night of cards, at the home of Mrs. Harry Woods, 183 Rox- borough avenue, is planned for November 12. Prizes will be donated by Mrs. Clifford Bould, Mrs. Douglas Scott, amd Mrs. } Walter Buttle, All members are | welcome. ! Volunteers for the Hillsdale Manor Tuck Shop, in Novem- ber, will -be: Mrs. Harry Woods, Mrs. William . McNeil, Mrs, Frank Roche and Mrs. The. Christ- mas party that was discussed for December 3, has been in- errr Lucky prize winners at the night of cards held recently in the home of Mrs. Porter, were: |} Mrs. Frank Roche, Mrs. Robert Andrews, Mrs. Dovglas Scott) and Mrs. Erie Gardner, All members were asked to be sure to attend the next meeting, for 'xe election of offieers. and to also bring donations for the grocery hamper and the penny sale. Mrs. Walter Buttle, Mrs. Douglas Scott, Mrs. Clifford Bould, Mrs. Harry Woods and Mrs. Frederick Porter will be in charge of refreshments. The meeting was closed and then! refreshments were served by| Mrs. William McNeil, Mrs. Fred| Porter and Mrs, Robert drew, while the penny draws were made. While she turned the office up- side down, her boss and three visitors waited and all the time the boss insisted that Jane (the girl who preceded her) could al-} ways find the book. | Finally, embarrassed and red-| faced, the girl located the rec- ord in a closet she'd never used. | Then, as she gave it to her boss, the boss remembered a little! late that she couldn't possibly| 'have known of it, since it hadn't been used for five years. | The guests, of course, couldn't co LTD know this. So in an effort to| e We save her face, he made it red-| den more. | A "I couldn't expect her to find} it," he said. "She's only worked) here five years!" | 80 SIMCOE NORTH OSHAWA | "S38 "The Broadloom Specialists" OSS E. MILLS REMNAN 728-6218 each file drawer, | When there are unusual hard-| i the types that usually come to} Miss Helen Willard presided|the office. Then write down} ithe next pupil's recital to be jand reminded the teachers of| jheld in the McLaughlin Pubiic} when outgoing mail has to be \ready at the end of each day. Note what's to be signed by the secretary, what must be signed by the secretary, what must be signed by the boss and what postal rates are used for to-find items that a secretary may look for only once or twice in the course of years, desig- jnate where to find those things. |SAVE EMBARRASSMENT This may save your successor the irritation and embarrass- ment that happened in one of- various classifications LETTER SECTION fice. 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Park|were completed for the recital awa area, when the Youn g|!omeymoon in Peterborough, /2, when the talented pianist Al- m jcape, white gloves, and black|the western auditions, held by in Toronto last March at 615 Wilson crescent, Apartment! wit] present the program. 13 and 19 attended. FINANCE SEMINAR' ™ (\refreshments and were thanked shion Council, of which Walker affairs | --_ girls in Ontario. language poets here. The gath- are fashion-minded, They want! noet and dean of McGill Uni-| That is why Walker's created| '; mee, LO, HE Fd te the fun way for young girls to more alert to fashion individual- is eligible to pick up a Young the Oshawa: Shopping Cenire this program go to fashion j -- and have fun while tney | Fashion Council \drew Drozdowski, Vancouver;|Helen Willard. To Meet Saturday jand the ushers. Mr. Mostyn} On Saturday, November 2, at|/™@0y; Mr. Gary Anbrove, King- Fashion Council will come to| Burketon. H |Library Auditorium on Novem- Oshawa. | An informal reception was|ber 30 and that arrangements Centre will be the scene of an Hall, Bowmanville, after which/of young artists in Kingsway exciting new first in the Osh- the couple left to spend their/College Auditorium, November 'Adult Fashion Council of Osh.|"ith the bride wearing a blue/exander Skeaping and vocalist awa will hold it's first general Velvet A-line dress, white fox} Margaret Blakeway, winners of eeting. Young Adult Fashion Council Sede shoes, for travelling. Mr.|the Canadian Federation of held it's first general meeting|2"¢ Mrs. Bement will reside at)Music Teachers' Association, O'Keefe Centre, where some|!1, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. The hostess assisted by the 3500 girls between the ages of |Port _ Perry teachers served| It is expected that by the) prosper Q jon behalf of the guests by M Pipe y | , Que. (CP)--A grant L Of Wie guess Uy Mrs, year-end, the Young Adult Fa-\) on) Quebec's cultural H. 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