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MARRIED AT AUDLEY Audley United Church was the setting recently for the marriage of Eileen Mae Guth- rie, to Leonard William Hale Waltham, Brooklin. The bride riage by her uncle. She wore an is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.-Herbert Guthrie, Whitby, and her bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Les- ter Waltham, Toronto. --Photo by Stannett Many Hostesses Entertain The Former Miss Gail Armstrong| Prior to her wedding Miss Gail: Armstrong, now Mrs. Robb Alexander was. enter- tained at the home of Mrs. Hugh Gorin by co-workers at General Motors and presented with a vacuum cleaner and bathroom scales. Mrs. Joseph- Watt, Scar- brough held a bathroom shower which members of the family attended. Miss Erna Litz, assisted by Mrs. Roy Litz, Miss Joan Ann Evelyn, Mrs. Richard Biggs held a bedroom shower at the "home of Miss Litz, Bloor street east. Mrs. Michael McNamee, Mar- land avenue, held a miscellan- eous shower, assisted by Mrs. A. A. Cox, and a similar shower was arranged by Mrs. Bert Frost and Mrs. Peter Nelson and held at the home of Mrs. W. Nelson, West Hill. street, was hostess at a kitchen shower and Mrs, Richard Biggs held a pantry-shelf shower at her home on Elgin street east. She was assisted by Mrs. Gary Gibson and Mrs. Fred Newman. Mrs, S. D. Hyman, aunt of the bride, held a trousseau tea at her home. To receive she wore a grey knit imported ensemble with a pink corsage and the bridegroom's mother was in blue yellow and white printed silk with a yellow corsage. The bride-to-be was in a royal blue silk knit suit with a white cor- sage. Pouring tea were Mrs. A. Weber and Mrs. J. Bond ahd Miss Lorraine Harrison 'assis- ted in serving. Miss Anne Scott kept the guest book. In the trousseau rooms were Miss Erna Litz, Mrs. Joseph Watt and Mrs. Bert Frost and} in the gift room, Miss Joan Ann| Evelyn, Miss B. Hibbert Mrs. Ross Scott, Glendale Mrs. Richard Biggs. dissin KEEP IN TRIM Insight Is Starting Point Find Underlying Cause | By IDA JEAN KAIN If you long to slim down but cannot stay with a diet more than a few days, try to track down the underlying cause; not the habit of overeating solely, but the cause. A single cjue may serve to open your eyes and set you on the right course. The real reasons for compul- sive eating so often go unde- tected. One unhappy young woman admits she hates what she sees in the mirror, yet for some reason, which she cannot THE STARS SAY By ESTRELLITA FOR TOMORROW Yesterday's excellent influ- ences continue. You should | ang result from an early dis-| make good progress in all worthwhile endeavors, whether in the completion of outstand- ing matters or in the initiation of new enterprises. In the Iat- ter connection, however, be cautious -- particularly in the pm. FOR THE BIRTHDAY If tomorrow is your birthday, you may look ahead to a year which should bring satisfying recognition for past job efforts. Original and _ constructive ideas put into effect now should have a vital effect on future progress, but you will have to follow through if yuu would achieve the results possible By mid-February, your occu- pational and finanelal affairs should be quite stable and you can plan on expanding your in- terests in late June, with grati- fying rewards resu ting throughout September and Oct- ober, Be very careful to avoid speculation between now an Dec 20, however There is a strong likelihood that you will travel in- early February; also during the late | May - early September period. Any lengthy journey taken dur- ing the latter period could prove advantageous in making new contacts | Best periods for romance and social interests: late December} all} (an excellent. period on counts), April, May and Au-| gust. Creative workers will be) the beneficiaries of fine inspir-| e' -n -- and profit -- during the} fi--t six months of 1965. A child born on this day: will) be keenly perceptive and un-| usually shrewd in_ business. matters | | ferret out, she punishes herself by eating more. "I think to my- self, 'Oh/you're so big and fat, I'll just eat more and make you fatter!"' To acquire insight into why she acts as she does, this young woman should seek the help of a specialist. This need not be a long, drawn-out process. A psy- chologist or a psychiatrist, per- haps in a single session, could jgive her some clues that. can help her to change her self- image. Enlightenment can be isurprisingly energizing. Hope is | renewed. | Calling herself names can be a devious way of avoiding ac- \tion. This is a form of justifica- tion... to get out of trying. Or jthe cause can go much deeper torted self-image. | |COULD BE RESENTFUL | Compulsive eating can stem |from bitterness or a deep down |tension-building resentment. A jhomemaker felt so resentful |toward her husband for keeping at her to lose weight that she joverate just to spite him. When a friend helped her to see what she was doing to herself, her eyes were opened. Then she was able to talk it over with her husband, and his attitude changed from one of criticism to one of co-operation. When she knew he cared enough to want to help her, she was able to reduce. Overweight teenagers often stuff deliberately . . , without really knowing why. It can be a |form of defiance, But, teeners, don't fall into the trap of think- si nat and|Piccadilly Room of the Hotel G | jing you are doing someone else i favor by getting Wemen THE OSHAWA TIMES, Science Triumphs In New Designs Of Furniture By ELEANOR ROSS Who says good-looking furni- ture has to be expensive? The truth is that furniture and monday, November 9, 1964 1] Gail Armstrong, Robb Alexander Wed In Full Choral Ceremony Gail Priscilla, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Armstrong of Durban, Natal, South Africa, and niece of Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Hyman of Oshawa, was married recently in St. George's Memor- fal Church to Mr. John Robb Alexander Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. John Robb Alexander of Scarborough. ' Canon F. G. Ongley officiated in the choral service and the boys' choir chanted part of the service and sang Hymn 128 and "© Promise Me"'. . The bride was given in mar- original gown of white peau de sole with a scoop neckline V'd at the back, and _ bracelet |sleeves, ruched below the elbow. 'The. floor-length skirt, stra'zht {in the front was dramatized by| \deep pleats on each side and pleats at the back fanning into \a long train. Leaf motifs in lace, |bordered the neckline and were jrepeated on the sides of the |skirt and the train. A teardrop \erystal and seed pearl tiara held |her bouffant veil of tulle illusion jand she carried a prayer book |eovered with small roses in white and ~ellow. | The maid of honor was Mis3) Erna "itz and the other attend-| ants were Mrs, Richard Biggs, | Miss Joan Ann. Evelyn, Mrs.} Bert Frost, West Hill and Miss| Jean Alexander, Scarborough. | Miss Anne Scott was the junior bridesmaid. | The seniors wore floor-length| gowns of burnt orange peau de| soie, fashioned after the bride's) gown with an added cummer- | bund and train effect. They car-| ried ivy muffs accented with) gold roses and their headdresses | were braided wedding bands, | entwined with ivy and matching| circular veils. | The junior bridesmaid was dressed similarly in pale gold.| Mr, Joseph Watt of Scarborough} was the best man and ushering) were Mr. Michael Derby, Han- over; Mr. Donald Brown West! Hill; Mr. Peter Nelson Scar-| borough and Mr. Bert Frost and| Mr. Ralph Frost, both of West) Hill. A reception was held in the enosha. The bride's aunt, Mrs. S. D. Hyman, received in a pale green and gold brocade, floor-length gown with a match- down to shapely weight. Get over the motion that by not reducing you spite someone else, perhaps your mother. | You are the one who suffers the unhappiness that from being too fat... you are the one who will reap the rewards of right eating and jexercise. Change your attitude jand you can be set free to get down to shapely weight. | If you have a defiant, mad-at everybody attitude, talk it out with someone who™understands and cares. If you cannot ferret out why you react as you do. talk with a specialist. ¥ BERNARD} . Studio JHAIR DESIGN Salon of Distinction Call 723-5201 151 King St. East FOR THE FINEST IN MATERIAL im various 98° YARD & uP im M. & C. Dry Goods | & Draperies 74 CELINA STREET PHONE 723-7827 coiours & fabrics ~ "| WHAT'S Lack confidence ...... | Outdated steps Can't lead ..: Can't follow .. 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The bridegroom's mother wore a floor-length gown of chocolate brown chiffon. over beige lace,.a beige feather hat and carnation corsage and gold kid accessories. As the couple left on a wed- ding trip to the United States, the bride was wearing a Paris original three-piece suit in Wedgewood blue with a corsage of yellow roses and black ac- cessories. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander are residing on Harmony road, Oshawa. Guests attended from Toronto, Newcastle, Clarkson, Hanover, Ontario, IT ISN'T TOO EARLY FOR CHRISTMAS GIFT \ é PORTRAITS Truly The Gift that Lasts Forever Qroland STUDIO For Appointment Call 723-3680 21 Athol St. W. © Tuesday is Tuts' Day © LILLIAN MAE MARSH SCHOOL OF DANCING D.E.A., M.D.A, Ballet, Tap, Toe, Acrobatic, Pre-School, Kinderance, Character AT MASONIC TEMPLE, 91 CENTRE ST. INFORMATION 723-7253 4 « LAAAA) AANA YY) pe O00 00000000000 FABRICS 3000 COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM!. By The Yard At HARLEIGH SUPPLIES (Oshawa Ltd.) 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