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<A thLLEEAEEL LOLCT = ape ema arg, Se tna, mse WEDDING ALBUM A-record for your Wedding Album is nrovided. bv The Oshawa Times Women's Page. Forms-are availabie at The Oshawa Times office. Early publication, of this wedding record is facilitated by submitting the cor*pleted. form and ea picture of the bride to th possible after the ceremony. ie Women's Editor as soon as You are asked to submit the names of out-of-town guests attending the wedding to the social editor either before or the day after the wedding. Barnoski - Esposito . Eight. bridesmaids and a flower girl attended Nancy Lee Esposito at her wedding rec- ently, to Edward Robert Barnoski in St. Gertrude's Roman Catholic Church. The bride is the daughter of, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Nicholas Esposito and her bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barnoski, all of Oshawa, The Reverend John Myers officiated and the soloisi. Mr. Samuel Pankhurst, was accom- panied by Miss Connie Lucas at the organ. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was wearing a formal white velvet gown with a scoop neckline, three-quarter length sleeves trimmed with white mink, an empire waist- Jine and full-backed skirt. Her white mink headdress held her nine-foot bridal illusinon veil and she carried a bouquet of white orchids and white roses. The bride also wore an heirloom diamond ring handed down from her grandmother, the jate Mrs. Nancy Esposito. The maid of honor was Miss Anthonette-Marie Esposito, Osh- awa, and the other attendants were Miss Joan Collier, Miss Corinne Ciciretto, Mrs. David Ellis, all of Toronto; Miss Kathy McRae and Miss Joanne Clemens, both of Oshawa. The junior bridesmaids were Miss Linda Davey and Miss Janet D'Angelo, and the flower girl was Miss Jamie Esposito, all of Oshawa. Mr. Kurt Zetchie, Detroit, was the best man. Those usher- ing were. Mr. David Ellis, Toronto; Mr. Lorne Carney, Ottawa; Mr. John Fields, Mr. Donald Barnoski, and Mr. Joey Davey, all of Oshawa. The ring bearer was Master Robert Fry, Oshawa. The reception was held in the Kinsmen Community Center, following which the couple left for a Mexican honeymoon with the bride, donning for travel- ling,.a suit of jade green silk jpeau de soie, black patent laccessories and a corsage of| lyellow roses, ST. GERTRUDE'S Roman Catholle Church was the DISTAFF DIARY } setting for the marriage of | Nancy Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Nich- By ROBERTA ROESCH "If you stopped to consider all the obstacles in the work you would like to do; you would never accomplish anything," says Terry Hill, who's in love with things Spanish and a resi- dent of the Canary Islands. She adopted this philosophic outlook after she became a widow and began an English newspaper weekly called, The Canary Is- land Sun. Its purpose is to guide the English - speaking tourists who visit the islands. There are a thousand of them a day during the height of the season. "My husband was Ernie Hill, a foreign correspondent,' she told me during a visit to this country to see her grown chil- dren. 'Together we 'discovered' the Canary Islands late in the 1940s, while he was on an as- signment to do a year of travell- ing." It was love at first sight for both of the Hills. They came back to the islands whenever they could and planned to retire there. Before they could realize that goal, however, her husband died. Terry's working experience up to that time had heen assist- ling her husband with research. /But since her children were |grown, she decided to build a Inew life for herself, go to the jislands alone and try to write. | UNOFFICIAL 'GUIDE' | "But soon after I olas Esposito, to Edward Robert Barnoski, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barnoski, all of Oshawa --Ireland Studio settled Summary of feports of meetings and activities of | Hopkins; second committee, Sis-|wishes for the success of the down," she said, '"'my enthusi- Oshawa women's organiaztions as compiled from reports |ter Edith Severs; third commit-/e submitted by their secretarie SA HOME LEAGUE Mrs. William James opened the Home League and welcomed the large number of women who were present. The devotional period was taken by the Sunshine Circle. A variety of readings were given by the members and favorite hymns were sung be- tween each one. Tea was served by the cherrio group. BETA SIGMA PHI (Delta Sigma) The regular meeting of Beta Sigma Phi, Delta Sigma Chap- ter was opened with the ritual at the home of Mrs. Clifford $s. tee, Sister Annie Boughton; | fourth committee, Sister Rose| Mrs. Edwatd Shreves. Sister; -- | It was announced that the|Zufelt; fifth committee, December meeting would be|Marion Jeffrey; degree captain,| held on December 28 at 8 p.m. Sister Evelyn Bilton. at the home of Mrs. Royce Mrs. Edith Severs, Kawartha Whittaker. Following a brief avenue, Oshawa, won a large | business meeting a social even-|Christmas cake. ling will be enjoyed. A cordial| The Worthy Mistress present- invitation was extended to alljed Past Mistress Sister Diane women of the congregarion. Cowle, Past Mistress Sister Eve- saad , lyn Bilton, Past Mistress Sister GUEEN MARY TOBA ___|Edith Severs, and Sister Annie) The members of Queen Mary|poughton with their thirty-five] Lodge hejd their annual Christ-| year pins mas party and exchange of gifts|° i ; : le s-| Installation of the new officers | ee Temple Weanee |will take place December 15,| Worthy Mistress Sister Viola) 196- Refreshments were served. | Rints and Sisters of Vimy Ridge, 91sT PARENT COMMITTEE Whitby were guests. The 2ist Oshawa Brownie and PM Sister Dolly Anderson,|Gyide Parent Committee held| Smith with Mrs. Wallis Cain, | Whitby, conducted the election|its first meeting at the home of| the president, presiding. jof officers for 1966 as follows: |/Mrs, Edward Shreves. | The committee chairman gave thier reports. Mrs. Palmer Knight outlined the various problems in the Sorority and gave recommendations for solv- ing them. | A proposed budget for the re- mainder of the year was read and approved. A combined ef- fort must be made by all mem- bers for the spring rushing. On Saturday, January 22 at 9:30 a.m. at St. Paul's Church the Oshawa District will hold a Worthy Mistress, Sister Flor- sebatly : lected as} ence Strank; Deputy Mistress,| AN CAPCHHVE MRE Sasi id Sister Lillian Olmstead; Junior|{2lows: president, "Mrs. Jack Deputy Mistress, Sister Mar-| L2ylor; ist vice-president, Mrs. | garet "Baragar: recording sec-| Morley Robinsén; 2nd vice-pres- retary, Sister June Goodman; jovani bigger to Ea financial secretary, Sister Isa-| Pr easiy i tics R y 45 te bel Reid: treasurer, Sister Elva|™C@SUrer, BTS: onceersaiee are Cowle; chaplain, Sister Ivy erland; telephone convener, | Saby; Guardian, Sister Mary Mrs. Leo McCarthy. Hayes; - director . ceremonies,| Ways were discussed of get- Sister Diane Cowle; first lec-|ting more mothers interested in| turer, Sister Annie Butland; sec-|the Parent Committee. 1] ond lecturer, Sister Annie} Commissioner Mrs. James) xecutive. asm for the islands was so evi- Refreshments were served by|dent that I began getting ques- \tions from tourists about where This Christmas Give The LOVING GIFT To That One Person In Your Life At Oshowe's Watch World you con choose thet Extre Special Gift from @ widely voried selection of finely crafted kes ond models. And et greet sevings also--from 20% to 30% ..- BULOVA'S Ranging from $35.95 & up RODANIA'S From $14.97 & up ENICAR From $29.95 & up (This does not include the discount) Watch World also has a top line stock of Bands--Pius Men's and Ladies' Jewellery-- Alarm and Wall Clocks. EXCLUSIVE IN OSHAWA CYMA Men's and Ladies Watches from 59.75 to 130.00 WATCH WORLD 24 PRINCE ST. 723-6922 convention. The program will be composed of panel and dis- cussion groups on. sorority life in Beta Sigma Phi. Miss Betty Baxter issued boxes of soap to the members "to be sold as a sorority ways » and means project. Tickets were issued also from the Phi Phi Chapter by Mrs. David Perkin. A gift was presented to Mrs. Robert Nichol. | The cultural program was} presented by Mrs. Douglas Cos- burn and Miss Irene Wysotski on "Self Analysis" and Mrs. David Perkin and Mrs. Donald ' Liddiard on "Nature."' Refresh- ments were served. SOUTHMINSTER UCW The regular meeting of South- minster United Church Women was held recently in the gird hall with nine members in at- tendance. Mrs. Gary Bayliss led a Christmas worship service, as- sisted by Mrs. Royce Whittaker. The business meeting was pre- sided over by Mrs. Royce Whit- taker. It was announced that the chocolate bars were nearly all| sold. Proceeds from this sale} will go to the group's treasury. Mrs. Gary Bayliss and Mrs. Gyles Harrison, co-conveners of the Christmas bazaar, tea and| bake sale, announced that the' event had been an outstanding success. Mrs. Frank A. Singer, president of Cedardale UCW opened the bazaar. Mrs. A. M. Butler and Mrs. Royce Whit- taker were tea hostesses. NEW in OSHAWA WHITE-ELNA SEWING CENTRE 38 Bond West 725-7181 SPECIAL CHRISTMAS OFFER | in achines" ee REVERSE STITCH ZIG - ZAG AUTOMATIC PORTARLES CONSOLES Frost; inner guard, Sister i. outlined the duties of Sheffar; outer guard, Sister Kay!the officers and expressed best | | @ Custom Meade Drapes ®@ Broedioom @ Custom Made Slip Covers HOWARD'S 2y (aPETING ' Be "Santa" To Yourself DRAPERIES 926 Simcoe St. N. | 725-3144 | FLOORS 80 SIMCOE ST. N. 728-6218 728-6218 --| A Gift Of Sheer Flattery WALKER'S CELEBRITY NYLONS Pair Te Walker's very own brand of seamless micro Comfortable lace welt and looped toes. Choose from Beige, Taupe or Bronze. Choice of leg lengths. Sizes 9, %, 10, 193, 11. +> WaALKER'sS Where good taste im fashion is not expensive Open Daily 9:30 A.M. to 9 P.M. Including Saturdays mech. avlons THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, December 6, 1965 3 Wee = Overcomes Many Obstacles to dine. Then I began to ask myself: 'Why not start a news- paper for tourists?" "Printing was a mystery to me," she said, 'But you know the old saying about fools rush- ing in, so I rushed in in a big way. I struggled to get govern- ment approval.for my project, sold .and collected advertising, wrote and edited the paper my- self from my small apartment. Then I had the paper hand-set to be run off on a two-page flat- bed press by a staff that under- stood absolutely no English." Doing what she want d to do without considering obstacles, however, paid off for Terry Hill. STAFF GROWS Today she has a growing staff as well as a small office, a crew of newsboys to whom she's the ite to go, what to see and where, '"fittle mother," and a weekly Sonn een cece a [paper se. ehsorbing that .many.| of the subscribers have it sent to them every week after they return to their native lands. Now Terry Hill--who built a new life after widowhood--can shine with contentment in her present role as publisher, editor, guardian of tourists and unoffi- cial hostess of the Canary Is- lands. She had her plan, she had her goal; but one thing she didn't have was time to consider all the obstacles that could and did block her way. She merely surmounted them. 4 SEE PRIVATE TREASURES MONTREAL (CP) -- Master- pieces of modern art, many never shown publicly before, were assembled in Canada re- cently for "Exhibit 21" at a local shopping plaza. The privately- owned works included paintings by Renoir, Matisse, Degas and Picasso. 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