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ATARI ae Pe BY Wemen Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor Dial 723-3474 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, August 21, 1964. '7 Byzantine Ceremony Unites June Fuller, Viadimir Handera | June Rose Marie, daughter of|style gowns of peau de soie,/ Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fuller of|ankle - length, in deepening Oshawa, became the bride of'shades of blue. The seniors wore Vladimir Elias Handera, son of|blue velvet, bow headdresses, Mr. and Mrs, Elias Handera of|white accessories and carried Toronto, in St. Nicholas East-| white cascades of feathered ern Rite Catholic Church, To-|carnations, full carnations and ronto, recently. chrysanthemums in varied The Reverend Father B. |sizes. The flower girl, Paula Lypsky officiated and the choir, |Sheveluk, dressed similarly, directed by Professor Kowaliv,|wore a white velvet bow head- sang chants and hymns fromidress and carried the same the Byzantine. marriage cere-| flowers. mony. | Jerry Laughlin of Toronte The bride who was given in\was best man and ushering marriage by her father, wore alwere the bride's . brother, classic, full-length gown of|George Fuller, Ronald Simchuk White peau de soie faille onjand George Kemeny, all of empire lines. The high waistline|\Oshawa. Master Lawrence land sleeves were delicately em-|Lukov of Toronto acted as ring \broidered with seed pearls and|pearer. 'than. rae - aan A graduate of Kitchener- Waterloo General Hos pital School of Nursing, Class of 63, Miss Carole Porter, who is at present on the nursing staff. of Oshawa General Hos- pital, is to be married next month to Mr. Glen' Douglas Hea. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Gordon Porter of Osh- awa and her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Douglas Hea of Red Bay, Ontario. 'The PEAR MEDLEY Yield: about 9 medium glasses (4% Ibs. jam) 4% cups prepared fruit (about '1% bbs., 1 qt.) ripe pears, 1 orange, 10-ounce can crushed pineapple, and about 20 maraschino cherries) 5 cups sugar 1 box powdered fruit pectin First, prepare the fruit, Peel and core about 1% pounds (1 quart) fully ripe pears. Grind pears and 1 whole orange, or chop very fine, Add one 10- ounce can crushed pineapple. Chop fine about 20 maraschino cherries or enough to make % cup, Combine fruits and meas- ure 4%4 cups into a very large saucepan. Then make the jam, Measure sugar and set aside. Add pow- dered ftuit pectin to fruit in saucepan and mix well. Place over high heat and stir until mixture comes to a hard boil. At once stir in sugar. Bring to a full-rolting-boit-and- boil hard 1 minute, stirring constantly. Remove from heat and skim off foam with metal spoon, Then stir and skim by turns for 5 minutes to cool slightly, to pre- vent floating fruit, Ladle quick- ly into glasses, Cover jam at once with % inch hot paraffin. FOR THE FINEST IN wedding is to take place in St. George's Memorial Church on Saturday, September 12, at Custom Made a pear! and crystal tiara held} her floor-length, bouffant veil. She carried a white bouquet of baby orchids, Sweetheart roses and stephanotis. Miss Olga Bayko of Toronto was the maid of honor and the bridesmaids were Miss Teresa Cosgrove, Miss Avril Rustage and Miss Colleen Shannon, all of Toronto. Miss Christine ----|Fuller, the bride's sister, was Young Dressmakers Are Winners Here's A Zingy Dish the junior bridesmaid. They ™ SHARON THOMPSON, MARILYN McKINLEY AND MRS. C. M. MOORE : --Oshawa Times Photo A reception was held in West- clair Reception Hall, Toronto, and later the couple left for a honeymoon in Europe. For go- ing away, the bride chose a} white linen dress on the modi-} fied A line with turquoise blue |_ hat and accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Handera will return to reside in Toronto. f Guests were present from Pennysylvania, New York without extra sugar, DRAPES SEE M. & C, Dry Goods & Draperies 74 CELINA STREET PHONE 723-7827 4:00 p.m, The couple plan to reside in Kitchener and the prospective bridegroom will enter his final year in chemi- cal engineering at Waterloo University, HOUSEHOLD HINT For new flavor, cook dried ruits in cranberry juice cocktail State, Michigan, Montreal, To- ronto and Oshawa, were dressed alike in empire) Of Style Maker Sewing Contest! For Tomato Addicts PERS Fresh ripe tomatoes are so The annual Young myereerer| Yee Mrs, Moore modelled her! ONALS sewing contest was held Wed-|Serano linen jacket dress in|adaptable in color and flavor mesday night in the UAW hall honey gold, accented with navy| that they can be used with a 2 es blue, fancy braid. The skimmer|variety of foods and at almost under the auspices of the Singer|dress was styled with princess)any meal. They are the perfect Sewing Centre and three skill-| seaming and. double pockets|ingredient in salads and sand- br ; |. young dressmakers were|lent interest to the hip-length/wiches and served hot they mother, Mrs. William Linton, amed winners of their respec-|jacket. A matching pillbox hat)make tasty snacks and supper Dr, and Mrs. Gordon Witterick, Toronto guests attending the| Whiteley-Jackson wedding last Saturday in Christ Memorial Church were: the bride's grand- Blake, Mrs. Aubrey McConkey, | Mrs. Eric Buechler and Mrs. William Widdicombe poured tea. The approaches to the Ontario ¢ Government Building at the|§ Canadian National Exhibition) ; THEY GROW > FAST ! Portraits Now Will Be Treasures Later sn Preland sv». They're here . . . sport eoots, suits, slacks, sweaters, skirts Z . top-of-the-class fashions for the well dressed young mon Come in and see our selection now! tive divisions and awarded completed the ensemble. dishes. The Consumer Section of| Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Whiteley, | prizes. e|Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moody, Miss|were thronged with people at In the Tweens Division, year-old Marilyn 13-} McKinley, |the agency contest, August 25-/6 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mel-|September 3, winners of which/1 The winning garments are the Department of Agricultur being forwarded to Ottawa for|fecommends Tomato Rarebit: tomatoes to 1% teaspoons salt Y% teaspoon pepper ville McKinley, Champlain Ave.|Will be sent to New York for |Jean Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-|7.30 last evening lining up to) iliam Leal, and Mr. and Mrs,.|shake hands Peter Davidson. | .Other guests from out-of-town with the Prime 723-3680 Minister of Ontario, the Honor- able John P. Robarts; who was holding a reception and preview won first place for her yellow,|the finals, September 8. ¥4 teaspoon basil calypso, cotton, princess dress| The original enrolment: num- % cup butter with inverted pleats, stitched in|bered 38 and 25 modelled their. CHEESE SAUCE: contrasting thread, A neatly|own creations, made under the/2 tablespoons butter made, flat bow accented thejinstruction of Miss Louise)? tablespoons flour waist. |Goguen. | % teaspoon salt Sharon Thompson, 15, came; Mr, Lucien Seguin welcomed Dash pepper : first in the Teens Division.|the audience and introduced} Y% teaspoon paprika Daughter of Mr. and Mrs.|/Mrs. Barbara Pollock, the com-| ¥% teaspoon dry mustard Ernest Thompson, Hibb er t|mentator. eo cups om 9 street, Sharon modelled her| 'The judges were Mrs. Audrey| % Cup grate! three-piece, navy blue -- hanerceeee Mrs. A. sfacrios! Y% teaspoon Woi weave wool suit with a shell rs. Her: Zverina, |. sauce blouse of blue polka dots pr a |2 tablespoons sliced ripe white silk. The slim - skirted, | | olives (optional) a . lating Chanel type ault was cleverly] HOUSEHOLD HINT Sorinkls eliced: tofutdes with Those entertaining for Miss = -_ rast gg ge af j Serve your family a, summer- ; ;|Sharon Jackson prior to her|ter H. Bestwick, rs. 1. WW, detailed with top stitching, : salt, pepper and basil. Fry in rs \Peters. Mrs. William Atki | bound: buttonholes and pocket|time salad dinner. Sliced cold)putter or place in a greased|™atriage last Saturday to Mr. snd Mr "David Sawnian nen flaps. lroast beef, sliced tomatoes and|baking dish, dot with butter and) es oes) bigamy og : ' | Winner of the Miss and Mrs.|cucumbers served on lettuce|bake in a moderate oven, 325] whitel iad phar a ssi ald Attending Prime Minister| Division. was Mrs. Calvin|with potato salad, a roll andjdegrees F., for about 10 min-| wag ai gir s home zon Robart's reception and| ained at Miss Georges home) review at the Canadian Na-| Moore, formerly of Cloverdale|milk is a meal the whole fam-|utes. i 2 street. now residing at Hunts-'ily will enjoy. | "To Make Cheese Sauce: Melt|°" Park road; Mrs. William|tiona) Exhibition last evening! ; ------------| putter over direct heat in top of|Scattergood entertained at a) J or¢ Mr. and Mrs. Donald War-| jmiscellaneous shower at her ing Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wicks H home on Farewell avenue; Mr. | yr and. Mrs. George Finn, and Mrs. Donald Burden enter-| som Bay Ridges, Mr. and Mrs. | taining for the relatives of the) 1), 4 Bexage | Hilton Nicholson, 8, bride-to-be, presented the oenlel wtinewnos, Detbartee' _ with an electric fry-pan; the of- LADIES! fice staff of the Sales Depart-| No Baby Sitter, oo oe reinereed ring of the Ontario Government Ex- wedding last Saturday were Mr- hibition. The Honorable Mich- and Mrs. H.C. yee oF ael Starr flew in from Ottawa ston; ri. se gg 8. J a Mra [2nd was accompanied by Mrs. Lal Linton "Peterborough; | 52": Also gars ig ee | . : 'lawa were Mr. A. V. Walker, po eg ay a shes MLA and Mrs. Walker, Mr. and hora 'ean Mr ase Mrs. Alex Shestowsky, Mr. and| ' inde ' Mrs. J. A. Vivash, Mr. and) jell 5 ag a meen shes. Walter Famme, Mr. and| sample, Quebec: Mina Gwen] Mas..C: Tan, Mr; and Mrs. esa tii gee + *-/Wilson and his daughter, Mrs. ames Frazer, Welland. Jelle Bakker, Mr. Sam Jackson, eese estershire |double boiler and blend in flour} jand seasonings. Gradually add cook . until mixture stirring constantly. |Place over hot water. Add cheese and when blended stir in Worcestershire sauce and olives. Serve tomato slic NOW IN STOCK! 've ever laid eyes on! Come see! - The finest school sweaters r back-to-school clothing needs Come Save! Dunn's carry all et budget prices! OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT No Interest -- No Carrying Charges AT Ancus-GRAYDON) CARPET COMPANY 282 King W., Oshawa ®@ Tel. 728-6254 Oshawa's Rug and Carpet Centre Broadloom-Tile-Linoleum DOWNTOWN OSHAWA OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE Open te 9 P.M. Thurs. & Fri, Rug Cleaning 36 King Bost Open to 9 P.M. Friday ment of General Motors present- | No Car Fare oy oh: toast ed Miss Jackson with a sunburst MR. BERNARD wall clock at the home of Mrs. Paul Hetherington, Athabasca Of Leading Toronto Salons Experienced Hair Stylist street; the couple were the hon-; ored guests at the summer cot- HOA |tage of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas} APPOINTMENTS |Six servings. /Russel where the prospective) PHONE AFTER 9 P.M. SOCIAL NOTICES } \bridegroom's relatives present-| 728-9317 topped with the cheese sauce. ENGAGEMENT \ed them with a rotisserie broil-| Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Edward /er; Mrs, Robert Whiteley, | Cline announce the engagement/Hampton held a miscellaneous | of their daughter, Sharon Lynn|shower as did Mrs. Bernard (Penny), to Robert Gerald|/Emard; a trousseau tea was} Blears, son of Mr. and Mrs. /held at the home of the bride's | 4/Gerald Blears, all of' Oshawa./parents where Mrs, William! +|The wedding will take place on| ---- * Saturday, September 19, 1964, at 4) 3.00 p.m. in Northminster United +, Church. FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE Mr. and Mrs. James Gordon| Porter, Oshawa, wish to an-| nounce the forthcoming mar-; riage of their daughter, Carole Elizabeth, to Mr. Glen Douglas Hea; son of Mr. and Mrs. H.| Douglas Hea of Red Bay, On-| |tario. The cermony is to take jplace on Saturday, September} }12, 1964, at 4 o'elock in St.) George's Memorial . (Anglican) Church. | PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE (Qualified) FOR CITY OF OSHAWA Generalized programme. Good personnel policies. Apply to D. Fleming, Personnel Officer, Civic Administration Bldg., OSHAWA, Ontario SUSAN HAS THE ANSWER the great-granddaughter of Mrs. Arthur Drew. --Ireland Studio old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | % oi eanning, and the wee | Ronald W. Bilsky, D.C. | sister of Mark. She is the | CHIROPRACTOR granddaughter of Mr. and | | The young Jady with determined look on her face is Susan Elizabeth, the one-year- SPECIAL OFFER SAVE on dry cleaning USE THIS | inal Dise Injurie ee Ww. Hoek, tateiegs, & | Pe, Die Injuries | Hay Fever Fes Jae t ee oe, 20k. |] 100 King St, E. 728-5156 Canning, Ovhawy. She is the | CAR LT 0 N S She fs te 1 CLEANING CAROUSEL UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP (Formerly Peggy's Beauty Salon) ; PROP. ROSEMARY VEENHOF REGULAR *| Slbs.of DRYGLEANING *;;;. CARLTONS CLEANING CAROUSEL SPECIAL FOR CARLTONS CLEANING > 15 75. CAROUSEL Wa 75: OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE courow OPENING SPECIALS Perms at reduced prices MON., TUES. and WED. 2 Expert Stylists R. VEENHOF and JUDY NASH 1188 SIMCOE ST. S. Corner Ritson and Simcoe ~ 2 Bis PLEASE NOTE New Phone No, 723-6711 OPEN 'THURS. AND FRI. NIGHTS ~LOCAL IMPROVEMENT NOTICE TAKE NOTICE THAT: 1, The Council of The Corporation of the City of Oshawa Intends te construct esp pa t; pevement, grenuler base with concrete curb and gutter; and asphalt pe with te curb end gutter, os « local improvement, and ii to specially assess a part of the cost upon the land abutting directly on the work. ESTIMATED COST City's Owner's Cost Owner's Annual. Share Per Ft, Ftge. Rate Per Ft. Ftge, eet hal width Totel ASPHALT PAVEMENT N, Limit Plen M-43 Name of Street From Te Ansley Court Rossiend Rd. 28" 20' in Court $4,999.61 $2,705.63 $1.50 $0.20 Dianne St, Blive Ave, 8. Limit Lot 31, Plan 741 28' 28' 28' 20' in Court 20' in Court 2,379.30 1,515:56 3,189.76 1,779.30 845.06 2,078.08 1.50 1.50 1.50 Digby Ave. Dover St. Dover St. Surrey Dr. Adelaide Ave, #. N, Limit Plon 784 Dover St. 5. Limit Pian 784 Adelaide Ave. E. 2,864.44 1,790.44 1,50 0.20 Elgin Court Nipigon 8t. W. Limit of Court 3,012.61 1,921.87 1.50 0.20 Florell Drive N. Limit Lot 9, Plan M-51 N. Limit of Court Olive Ave, 28' , 874.84 799.84 1.50 0.20 Gerdenia Court Oshewe Blvd. N. 1.50 1,50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1,50 1.50 1.50 0.20 0.20 0.20 0.20 0.20 0.20 0.20 0.20 5,139.86 2,891.55 2,891.55 1,525.44 , 601,93 3,530.19 3,963.85 6,727.51 3,443.38 1,499.81 1,500.18 923.94 519.05 3,144.60 2,152.85 5,213.05 Gibbons St. Glendal GI 28' Glenecho St. Glendale Ave. Glenmer Ave. Glenmar Ave. Glenecho St. Gibbons $+. Horwood Ave. Central Perk Blvd. N.E. Limit Plan 747 Keewatin St.S. 8. Limit Plan 720 WN, Limit Plen 720 Linden St. Olive Ave. N. Limit Plan M-54 Olive Ave. Florell Dr. Olive Ave, W. Limit Lot 48, Plan 741 £. Limit Plan 741 S. Limit Lot 13, Pion M-50 ASPHALT PAVEMENT, GRANULAR BASE WITH CURB AND GUTTER Gibb St. M Ave. I St. 33' 12,272.88 8,110.77 6.60 Nipigon St. &. 'Limit Plan 759M. Limit Plen 759 28' 1,687.39 1,116.09 6.60 Ave. Ave. 2 28 32' Harmony Rd. 8. 35' W. Limit Plon 741 35' 28° 9,014.92 2,589.58 1.50 1.50 6,890.00 Ronles Ave. 1,364.08 Wakefield Cres. Dianne St, Lebredor Dr, 28° " $30.35 669.85 1.50 ASPHALT PAVEMENT AND CURB AND GUTTER Dover St. $. Limit Plon 784 28' 2,441.66 2,332.76 3.30 0.45 2. The estimated cost of the work is $74,944.78. The special assessment is te be paid in ten equel annual instalments. 3. Application will be mode by the Corporetion to The Onterio Municipal Boord for its approval of the undertaking of the work and eny owner'may, within twenty-one days after the first publicetion of this notice, file with the City Clerk his objection to the work being undertaken, 3 4. The said Board may approve of the work being underteken, but before doing so, it may eppoint « timp and place when any objection to the work will be considered. Lansdowne Dr. DATED et Oshawa this 14th day of August, 1964, L, R. BARRAND, Clerk, City of Oshawe, 4