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14 THEOSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, September 16, 1964 ot J, UNITS, GROUPS AUXILIARIES CEDARDALE UCW The regtilar meeting of the U.C.W. of Cedar Dale United 'Church was held on Wednesday with Mrs. Albert Singer, the president,-in charge of the meet- ing. Sh: welcomed all the mem- bers back after the summer vacation and spoke on the plans for the coming season. The opening hymn was "The King of Love My Shepherd <5,"" followed with prayer by Mrs. Albert Singer.,The roll call was given and the minutes read by the secretary, Mrs, Earl Hoy. The treasurer, Mrs. Russell Worsley, gave her report in- cluding the catering for the wedding. Mrs. C. L. Gunter agreed to finish out the term of -Ithe corresponding secretary -- owing to the former secretary moving to another part of the city. Several items of correspon- dence were read, including. a letter from Miss Muriel Bam- ford in Bansward, India. It was decided to forward her usual cheque to her this month. The members were reminded of the Oshawa Presbyteral U.C.W. Regional Meeting being held in Pickering United Church on October 27, at 1.30 p.m. and 7.15 p.m, Several members MR. AND MRS, EDWARD MILGATE Oshawa Times Photo |Alfred Barassin, Oshawa. A guard of honor, formed by Wolf Cubs from the 14th Oshawa Pack, of which the bride is an assistant leader and Boy Scouts from the 11th B Oshawa Troop of which the bridegroom is Scoutmaster, met the bride and bridegroom as they left West- minster United Church, follow- ing their wedding recently, The bride, Carol Dawn, is the daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Orwell E. Carrington and the bridegroom is Ralph Glenn Shortt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Shortt, all of Oshawa, Aunts of the bride, Miss Maude and Miss Ethel Hampton. of Queen's Ferry, North Wales sent the fetti, thrown as the couple left the church. . The officiating clergyman was the Reverend John Porter and the soloist, the bridegroom's cousin, Miss Barbara Shortt, sang "The Lord's Prayer". and "The Voice That Breathed O'er Eden", accompanied by Mrs. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a classi- Milgate Family Honors Parents cx'sown or carmation white sk On Silver Wedding Anniversary |organza over taffeta with a fit, jted bodice featuring lily-point sleeves and a scoop neckline, {with appliques of imported Scouts, Cubs Form Honor Guard After Short-Carrington Rites horseshoes set with pearls and amethysts. The matron of honor was Mrs. Donald Osborne, the bride's sis- ter, wearing a blue silk organza over taffeta semi-fotmal sheath, accented with a self rose and a back panel. She wore a match- ing wedding ring hat with a short veil and carried a bouquet of white shasta daisies with the centre ones tinted blue. The junior bridesmaids were all nieces of the bride, Miss Marsha Stewart, Miss Ealine Carrington, and Miss Cynthia Osborne, all of Oshawa. They wore short blue nylon over taf- feta frocks, white lace jackets bride special good luck and con-|with blue nylon trim and their headdresses were wreaths of white Pinocchio chrysanthe- mums with blue ribbons. and they. carfied nosegays of the same chrysanthemums in the centre tinted blue and sur- rounded with 'white shasta daisies. a The best man was Mr. Alan J. Shortt. brother of the bride- groom and the ushers were the bride's brother, Mr. Leonard Carrington and Mr. Robert Ross, all of Oshawa, , For the reception in the church parlor, the bride's moth- er received, wearing a silver- brown brocade plece dress, atechin, feathered 2 4 at, bone. accessories heart roses, For a honeymoon in Algon- foal quin Park, Ottawa and the New/°"S: HOUSEHOLD HINT ; For good brooming, dampen and a corsage of pink sweet-/+, »room slightly before start- ing to sweep, Cuts down on the England States, the bride don- ned .a_ pink crepe de chine sheath with @ sleeveless pleated bodice, white accessories and a corsage of pink and white Pin- occhio . chrysanthemums, _ for! travelling. Mr. and.Mrs. Shortt will reside in Oshawa. GALACTIC PROBLEM Scientists are trying to work out a method of classifying the' 100,000,000,000 stars in the Milky Way into surveyable groups. y, ON SAVINGS Interest from date of deposit Full Chequing Privileges Deposits by Mail postage paid envelopes provided free sheath with) Hours--9 to 5 expressed their willingness to| Mr, and Mrs. Edward Milgate, Ontario, daughter of Mr. and Guipure lace adorning the front|peige accessories and a corsage) attend. Four members were ap-|RR 3, Bowmanville, were honor-|Mrs. William Linton of Cobourg. bodice and bell skirt. The over-|of Talisman roses. The bride- pointed to attend the Tuck Shop|ed recently on the occasion of Mr. Milgate is the son of the all effect was highlighted by a|groom's mother assisted, wear-| at Hillsdale Manor on Septem-|their 25th wedding anniversary.|late Mr. .and Mrs. Thomas chapel train attached at theling a shaded blue figured two-| ber 14. |The party was held at their cot-| Alfred Milgate of Centreton, On- pee with a self bow. Her| -- 'A discussion was held on the|tage at Bewdley and the host-|tario. The couple was married| 1©agaress Was a small tiara of; selling of all occasion andjesses were their two daughters,|in | Castletown, September 5, |lilies of the valley, pearls and a} A, E. JOHNSON 0.D. Christmas cards, and Mrs. Wil-|Mrs. Edward Schneider (Ruth) |1939. small bow,. holding a shoulder-/ @pTOMETRIST 14% King St. East 723-2721 Fridays--9 to9 = Saturdays--9 to 1 ; GUARANTY TRUST 32 KING STREET E. 728-1653 liam Henning advised there|and Miss Irene Milgate. Mr. and) --_-- --jlength veil of tulle illusion, and} , Mrs. Milgate also have one son,| aie aud she carried a triple-tiered cas-| ' y xt n" - i 'iii | p seeing tI ree Blaine Edward Milgate Jr., and two SPOCK BEST-SELLER cade of white Fiji chrysanthe- ! lorandchildren Mark and Judy. The pocketbook edition of Dr..mums, pink sweetheart roses| nnual fall bazaar|®"2" : nthe pee A hil a r 7 24 ge eg mgt 4 Gunter, Guests were present from To. Benjamin Spock's Baby andjand English ivy trails. The} Child Care" has sold more than|bride was wearing an a Oshawa, Courtice, Co- 16,500,000 copies. | noon and spoke on the chapter, | veceived many gifts, including} AFTER-FIVE SHIFT "The Means of Grace" from} 3 engraved silver tray. and tea| L ; less. It is trimmed at the high |The Word and the Way." -- | service from the family; blank-| bateau neckline with a wide | -- ets, silver, crystal and money. | border of. sequin-embroidered NEEDS SPECIAL BED The top tier of the anniver- tulle tied with tiny shoulder | BRASILIA (AP)--Beds meas-|Sary cake was presented to Mrs. of black ais sleeve: bows uring more than six feet six in-|Milgate's grandmother, Mrs. 0 ick crepe an beh ches long are being built for the} William Pratt of Castleton, who October visit of France's tower-|!s 89 years of age and was. un- B t A G : SINUS SERVICE ing President Charles de Gaulle.|able to attend due to ill health. e ty nne uroa MONTREAL (CP) -- Rag-|\Experts have also suggested) The guests enjoyed a buffet weed pollen counts collected| modifying the legs of officialsupper and then the whole party 1 and read by Janet Hicks, a 17-|hanquet chairs to seat de Gaulle/attended a dance at Bewdley Douglas Manning year-old biology student, are here the honored pair led the} lower so that he won't tower|w' Married Recently broadcast daily to hayfever suf-|over the diminutive Brazilian anniversary waltz. I ferers here during the sneezing|President Humberto Cas-| Mrs. Milgate is the former|¢ season. tello Branco. |Miss Ruby Linton of Fenella, | The marriage of Betty Anne Viola Groat and Douglas Harry Manning was solemnized re- sa. ia" @t WILSON FURNITURE... THIS WEEK IS Street United Church with the Reverend John K. Moffat of- ficiating. TREMENDOUS SAVINGS THIS WEEK ON COMPLETE CHESTERFIELD CLEAROUT The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, James Roy Groat and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas %. Manning, all of Oshawa. The organist, Mr. R. G. Cont played the wedding musi¢ and the bride was given in marriage | by her father. | ™ ots, se 2-PCE. 4-SEATER SUITE S | iz MO Lies t's ice Yoo Cat iter to Se Toot, boca. ond Rashes Poo more eorsores ry _ oul ' et 2 tas I a. ~ Cushions, Arm Caps Are Included. 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