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POLISH YOUTH PRESENTS OLD-WORLD CHARM OF THE POLONAISE The Polish community in Oshawa took a Mae | active part in the Oshawa Folk Fes- tival's Dominion Day celebra- tions, held in Alexandra Park. A beautifully decorated float was entered in the parade. At the park, Polish cookery was in evidence, and at the evening concert, the Polonaise was danced by a most ex- quisitely costumed group, trained by George Fras. A great deal of labor and enthus- iasm went into this outstand- ing display, and the credit for this must go to Mr, Wal- ter Naklicki, who is co-chair- man of the United Council of Polish Organizations in Osh- awa, and who was in charge of the program presented by the Polish community. Seen with their partners behind them are the young people who danced the Polonaise. They are members of the Youth Organization sponsored py the Polish Union of Can- ada, Branch 7, in Oshawa: Regina Gardzinski, Joe Fras, Mimi Wiatrzyk, Benny Jago- da, Irena Wojtasiewicz, Henry Reculski, Jessie Wardach, Ted Jordan, Christine Patar- ek, Joe Zimny, Theresa Zmudzki, Steve Balko, Wanda Kalata, Eddy Derlotka, Chris- tine Borun and Joe Lipiec. The General W. Sikorski Po- lish Veterans' marching unit had the honor of winning the trophy for the best in this category. This trophy was do- nated by the United Council of Veterans' Associations, Osh- awa and district. --Oshawa Times Photo MR. AND MRS. Family, Friends Celebrate Couple's Silver Anniversary | Summer flowers made a beau- tiful setting for the reception of friends and acquaintances who called at the home of Mr. and|Godfrey presented' his father T Mrs. Roy Godfrey to honor them on the occasion of their silver wedding anniversary. Mrs. Godfrey is the former Elsie Rhea Bradley, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Norman E. Bradley and Mr. Godfrey is the son of Mr. and-Mrs. Roland Godfrey of Glen Ross, Ontario, formerly of Oshawa. The couple was united in mar- riage by the Reverend W. R. Tanton, June 28, 1939, at the home of the bride's parents. They have six children Bever- ley Anne (Mrs. Donald Wood), Calvin, Linda, Sylvia, William and Bradley and are the proud grandparents of Barbie, Timmy and Dorian Wood, all of Osh- awa. ; The open-house celebration was made possible by the fam- ily. The silver-wedding bride wore an ensemble of peacock blue ac- BATHE PARK AU.X The Bathe Park Ladies' Aux- iliary met recently and in the absence of the president, Mrs. William Haight, the meeting) ROY GODFREY -- Oshawa Times Photo | A wedding of Oshawa inter- est took place in Trinity United Church, Smith Falls, where Edward Mervin McLean was united in marriage with Jane Isabel Moore. The bride is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Wil- liam R, J. Moore of Smith Falls, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mervin McLean of Oshawa, The Reverend Hugh A. A. Rose, performed the ceremony and the wedding music was played by the organist, Mr. Ronald Bingley. '"'The Wedding Prayer", and "The Voice that Breathed o'er Eden" were sung by the soloist; Mr. Donald Gar- butt, Given in marriage by her; father, the bride was gowned in a floor-length sheath of white ribbon lace, fashioned from her own design with a square neck- line and short, circular train, A narrow, satin wedding band headress secured her shoulder- length, bouffant veil. Her flowers were white orchids. The bride's sister, Miss Don- na Moore, was her maid of honor and the bridesmaids were Miss Bettianne Cupp, Miss Judith McLean and Miss Perri Moore, They were dressed iden- tically in short, sleeveless A- line sheaths of ice blue shan- tung with square necklines. Their headdresses were haloes of yellow and white shasta cented by a pink and white cor-| sage presented to her by Miss) |Linda Godfrey and Master Brad) with a white boutonniere, The table was centered with) a two-tier wedding cake flank- ed by roses and peonies. In the afternoon tea was pour- ed by Mrs. Robert Hoar of To- ronto, who herself is a bride of 61 years, Later, tea was poured by Mrs. Stuart Whitehead of Port Credit, Mrs. Manfred Du- val, Toronto, and Mrs. Melville daisies and they carried nose- gays of the same flowers, Mr. Ronald Knowles, Toronto, was best man and ushering were Mr. John Moore, Mr. James Sparling, Mr. Douglas Brock and Dr. W. R, Reesor of Sud- bury. The reception was held at the} 'ops Marina Hotel. The bride's mother received in a silk sheath of horizon blue with cape effect sleeves, Her hat was an original, triple-brimmed model of blue silk organza. Her accessories were in blue and white and her flowers were white rosebuds in a purse-posy. The bridegroom's mother was attired in a cham- pagne biege, antique silk sheath Wedding In Smiths Falls Unites Edward McLean And Jane Moore with biege accessories. Her hat was a pleated biege organza turban and her corsage, Talis- man roses. the bridegroom's grandmother, the bride. awa. moss green accessories. S' carried a blue-tipped orchid. Guests attended from Sarnia, Toronto, Sandford, Port Col- borne, Oshawa, Fergus, rie, Sudbury, Willowdale, Brook- Chatham. CEDAR DALE UCW The members of Cedar Dale final meeting for the summer season in the form of a pic. nic luncheon in Lakeview Park. A short business meeting was held following the lunch and plans were made for catering for a wedding in July. Contests were enjoyed and small favors were: distributed. A presentation was madé to Mrs. R. N. Hall, one of the popular members of the group, who is leaving the community to make her home in another part of the city. Mrs. William Hen- ning made the presentation, and told Mrs. Hall that she would be missed from our group, having been a faithful and valued mem- ber since coming to Oshawa. The members visited the Henry House Museum and spent an en- joyable hour touring the build- ing and viewing the many inter- esting items displayed there. Plans were made for more so- cial gatherings during the sum- mer months. Bradley of Oshawa. Those serv- ing were Mrs. Ian Mastin, Mrs. Donald Wood and the Misses Linda and Sylvia Godfrey. Mas- ter Billy Godfrey was in charge of the guest book. The many beautiful gifts re- ceived were greatly appreciat- ed An evening of dancing and a sing song closed the party. Guests were present from God- erich, Clinton, Kitchener Hamil- ton, Port Credit Toronto Pick- ering, Whitby, Harmony, Cour- A 33 SIMCOE ST. S, tice, Burketon and Oshawa. I'm Told That WARD'S is the place te shop for UNIFORMS NEW STYLES FOR SUMMER IN COTTON OR TERYLENE PHONE 725-1151 was carried by the vice-presi- dent Mrs. Zoltan Prokop. It was decided to dispense, with the annual picnic usually held in July. There will be no} meetings in July or August.) Field Day will be held in the afternoon of the closing day of} the Park in early September, | After benediction games were | payed and the winners were Mrs. Zoltan Prokop, Mrs. John) Fisher, Mrs. Cleve McMann, | Mrs. Byard King, Mrs. Roy Mc- Donough. Refreshments were served by the hostesses for the evening. Mrs. Jolin Fisher and) Mrs. Cyril Shrigiey. HOUSEHOLD HINT White rubber parts of sneak- ers can be cleaned by scouring with a steel wool pad dipped in detergent cleaner, FASHION ~ SPECTACULAR CLEARANCE HATS © SUITS © DRESSES 50% OFF EDNA ANN HATS OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE Also greeting the guests with the wedding. party were the Mrs, Thomas Bailey, and Mr. Frederick Perrin, grandfather of For their honeymoon, Mr, and Mrs, McLean flew to the Bar- badoes in the West Indies and will make their home in Osh- For travelling, the bride chose a blended, light wool Chanel suit of mossgreen and blue with which she wore pastel blue and Bar- lin, Port Perry, Englehart, Lind- say, Midland, Ottawa and United Church Women held their Jo Aldwinckle, Women' Women s Editor Dial 723-3474 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, July 13, 1964 7 Oaward Christian Soldiers was the hymn played when Lieutenant Elizabeth (Betty) Diane Alidread walked down the aisle of the Salvation Army Citadel Newcastle, to become the bride of Liewtenant Ronald) Gerald Sharegan on Saturday, July 4. : The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Alldread, New- castle, formerly of Trenton, and the bridegroom is the son of 'Mr. and Mrs. J. G, Sharegan of Calgary, Alberta. Both the bride and_ bride- groom are officers in the Sal- vation Army. Captain William Brown, Toronto, officiated, Cap- tain Pamela Woods played the music for the wedding. A selec- tion was sung by a trio, Joanne Brooker, Shirley Fulford and Norma Cooper. During the sign- ing of the register, Major Marg- aret Green sang, 'O Perfect Love." The bride, given to marriage by her father, wore her Salva- tion Army uniform and carried a spray of red rosebuds on a iBble. Her attendants were Cap- tain Irene Davis of Toronto and Songster Donna Sharegan. The flower girl was Miss Karen Pearo of Picton, who wore a white pique full skirted dress, white accessories and carried a nosegay of white chrysanthe- mums and three red roses. Danny Alldread, brother of the bride, carried the rings for the double ring ceremony on a Gay Nineties Float Strikes Key Note Sweet Adelines The Oshawa Chapter of Sweet to be asked to take part in the Oshawa Folk Festival on Do- minion Day. A lot of hard work went into the float for the par- ade, on which the members ap- peared in Gay Nineties dress, including three . bathing cos- tumes from Cole of California's museum collection. response received from the the Chapter for his first public appearance with them was brand new director William Knight from Agincourt, Ontario, of whom the chapter is justly proud. The Oshawa Chapter of Sweet Adelines, as the name implies, is made up of women of all ages who enjoy singing har- mony, in their case, barbershop harmony, This is a hobby and social club, and would be en- joyed by anyone who just pure- ly loves 'to sing. Anyone wish- ing any information may call 723-9543. PATIO TILE 12" x #12" and 12" x 16" -- 8 COLORS -- STORRAR DUNBRIK | SIMCOE ST. 0631 i PHONE 725-06. Salvation Army Officers Wed In Uniformed, Choral Service Adelines was proud and happy Credit should also be given to Mr. Wib. Miller for the use of his he| Cat which is also a museum plece, and to Mr. Robert Hoy ed for the use of his truck, The crowd was most gratifying. With white satin pillow with the Sal- vation Army crests. The bridegroom was attended by Alexander Bolton, Young People's Sergeant-Major while the usher was Soldier Richard Cooper, Peterborough. Flag bearer for the ceremony was Captain L. Pearo of Picton. All the attendants were in uniform. Following the marriage vows, the bride and bridegroom took part in a dedication ceremony and Captain Brown gave the dedication ceremony and Cap- tain Brown gave the dedica- tion prayer and blessing. The attendants then signed the reg- ister. The reception was held at the hom eof Mr, and Mrs. How- ard Weese, Carrying Place. The bride's mother received, wear- ing a navy blue dress, pink ac- cessories and a corsage of pink roses. The bridegroom's mother assisted, wearing a navy blue suit, white accessories and a corsage of pink roses. of St. Paul's Anglican Church, Lindsay, Ontario, was the set- ting recently for the marriage ancy Geraldine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Norris, Lindsay, to Mr, Wesley Edward Keenan, son of Mr. and. Mrs. Alex Keenan, Oshawa. The Reverend David E. Lem- on officiated and the soloist was Miss Patricia Gordon, Lindsay, who sang "The Lord's Prayer', and "Wedding Prayer' accom- -- by, Mr. Harry Moss, ay. Lin \ Given in marriage by her father, the bride was wearing|Lindsa: a formal white silk organza gown with the bodice enhanced with @ round neckline and lily- point sleeves, The bell-shaped skirt emphasized an inserted cummerbund trimmed with three rows of French appliques. 'The appliques continued down the front of the skirt and out- lined the detachable train, caught at the waist with a flat bow. Her headdress was an Italian tie-silk pill-box edged with pearls and held a triple- tiered bouffant veil of silk illu- sion. She carried a cathedral cascade of white cymbidium orchids and trailing English ivy. The matron of honor was Mrs. the bridesmaids were Miss Miss Marlene Karrys and Miss Lindsay. They were gowned alike in shellpink sata-peau, the bodice designed with . round necklines and elbow - length For a wedding trip to Ron- deau Beach, near Ridgetown, the bride chose a pink brocade dress, pink accessories and a red rose corsage. On their re- turn the couple will motor to Lioydminister,~ Alberta, where they will take up residence. Out of town guests were from Calgary, Newcastle, Toronto, Lindsay, Picton, Peterborough, Bowmanville and the Trenton- area. 8th SEA SCOUT GROUP AUX. LADIES! No Baby Sitter, No Car Fare MR. 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Paul's Church, bride's mother' received wearing a pink chiffon over taffeta sheath, with match- ing petalled hat and accessories, with a corsage of pink Sweet- heart roses. The bridegroom's mother assisted, wearing a tur- quoise Chantilly lace dress with flowered hat and matching ac- cessories, with a corsage of pink sensation roses. Before the couple left on a' parish hall of St y. The (Store Closed All Oshawa Store Only 43-45 SIMCOE NORTH 728-9411 or 728-9101 See Last Saturday's Oshawa Times ---------------- The best man was Mr. Daniel) | The reception was held in the) ae DON'T MISS GREAT JULY Jubilee SALE NOW ON! 5 DAYS ONLY - July 13, 14, 16, 17, 18 WIFE PRESERVER Thread aluminum clothesline © Dede A he through the "tor the utility room clothesline with clothespins permanently at- tached. 3 Day Wednesday) Group Auxiliary held their clos- ing meeting of the season at the 8th Rovers Den at Camp Samac. 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