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PAGE EIGHT ¥HE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1951 In Jhe Home Mary Visniar is Wed To Glen G. Danzey The marriage of Mary Visniar and Glen Gew'ge Danzey was sol- emnized on Saturday afternoon at College Hill Pentecostal Tabernacle. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Visniar, of Oshawa, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. Frank J. Danzey, of Oshawa, and the late Mrs. Danzey. Mixed spring flowers formed the background for the ceremony per- formed by the Rev. E. F. Danzey, | brother of the bridegroom. Miss Dorothy Morris played the wedding music with Mr, Lewis Griffin as soloist. The bride, who was given in mar- riage by her father, was gowned in traditional white satin designed by Mrs. Norman Vaters, sister of the bridegroom. A Peter Pan collar over a lace yoke and long pointed sleeves featured the fitted bodice and the skirt was draped in front to reveal an underskirf of Chantilly lace. A coronet of pearls held her shoulder- length veil of embroidered net and she carried a cascade of roses and carnations with long white satin streamers. Her jewellery was a sin- gle strand of pearls, the gift of the bridegroom. Miss Mary Toma was maid-of- honor wearing Nile green taffeta and carrying a nosegay of pink car- nations. She wore rhinestone ear- rings and clips. The bridesmaids were Miss Irene Visniar, sister of the bride, in pink taffeta, and Miss Joy Danzey, of Peterborqugh, sister of the bridegroom, in pihk muslin. Mauve carnations comprised their corsages. The flower girl, Miss Anne Penicka, was in mauve moire taf- Oshawa Artists' Work Accepted By Judges For Montreal Exhibit Two young Oshawa artists have distinguished themselves by having paintings accepted for the annual spring exhibition of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts. Congratula- tions are due to Miss Vera Kochan- ski and to Mr. Ronald Lambert, whose oil painting "Moonlight" was chosen by the jury of judges. MISS VERA KOCHANSKI + +P The exhibition is one of the most feta with a nosegay of yellow car- All the attendants wore flowered headdresses to match their nations. gowns, Mr. Peter Visniar, brother of the bride, performed the duties of best man and the ushers were Mr. Roy Keating, of Kaladar, and Mr. Rus- sell Keating, of Havelock, Ontario. For the reception held at the home of the bride's parents, the received = wearing beige crepe and lace with brown accessories and a corsage of yellow rosebuds. Also in the receiving line Martin Dica, Mr. and Mrs, Paul Visniar, Mr. and Mrs. M. Hronec. Mr. Dica acted as A two-tier bridal cake centered the bride's bride's mother were Mr. and Mrs. master of ceremonies. table. For the wedding trip by motor to the US.A. the bride chose a Chan- tilly turquoise lace dress with wine accessories and a beige shortie coat. Her corsage was pink camellias. Mr. and Mrs. Danzey will reside in Oshawa for the present. important ones held each year in eastern Canada, and as may be ex- pected the majority of the exhibi- tors are fromr Quebec. It is there- fore worthy of note that of the dozen or so Ontario artists to be represented two are from Oshawa. Mr. Lambert previously has exhi- bited at the Art Gallery of Toronto, and once in Montreal. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Lambert, Masson Street. Miss Kochanski, who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Kochanski, Mill Street, has won further honors by winning the Jes- sie Dow prize, valued at one hun- dred dollars for her water colour "Out to Play." Both these young people are for- mer members of the O.C.V.I. Sketch- ing Club, directed by Miss Dorothy van Luven. Miss Kochanski took advanced work in Toronto, gradua- ting two years ago in commercial art from the Central Technical School, She is at present on the staff of the art department of the The bride's gift to Miss Toma was a gold locket to Miss Visniar National Film Board, Ottawa. a pendant, to Mis§ Dangey, a scat- ter pin. The bridegroom's gifts to the best man and ushers were gold tie pins: Guests were present from Peter- borough, Hamilton, Brampton, SLodges and Havelock and Kaladar. Sipiwesk House of the Hudson's | Bay Company was built on Sipiwesk | Lake, 180 miles northeast of The Pas, in 1792. 4 Marriage A Baby Pictures, $1.00 Social Notices Engagement Announcements $1.00 Wedding Pictures $2.00 ENGAGEMENT Sociol LOYAL TRUE BLUE, No. 55 Victoria Loyal True Blue, No. 55, held its regular meeting in the lodge rooms with W.M. Sister Dianna Cowle presiding, assisted by D.M. Sister Susan Spencer. An invitation was received from celebrate with it on its 21st anni- versary on Tuesday, May 22. Also an invitation was received from Peterborough asking this lodge to put on the White Degree. Both in- vitations were accepted and char- tered buses are being applied for. Lindsay Lodge asking this lodge to | The engagement is announced of Margaret Frances, daughter of Mrs. David A. Valleau, of Oshawa, | and the late Mr. Valleau, to James | Gordon Stewart, son of Mr. and | Regular business was attended to after which refreshments were serv- ed by Sister Mable Blow and her | committee, followed by a game of | Mrs, Charles G. Stewart, of Hamil- | bingo Jn charge of Sister Law. ton, Ontario. The marriage is to Sister Logeman requested that her | take place on Baturday, June 2, at degree team attend the next meet- 330 p.m, in St. George's Anglican | ing, May 17, for degree practise of Church, | the white degree. ~. OF INTEREST Personals Accounts of social events and of visitors to and from the city are appreciated by the Social Department. TELEPHONE 3.2238 The many friends of Mrs. Ron- ald Moore, King Street East, will be glad to hear that she has now completely recovered after being a patient in the Oshawa General Hospital. LE ER Miss Jacqueline MacDonald, who is attending the University of To- ronto, was in Oshawa during the weekend visiting her aunts, Mrs, J. A. Anderson, Thornton's Road North, and Mrs, Albert Bowman, Golf Street. : * 4 Pouring tea at the annual Spring Sale taking place in St. George's parish hall tomorrow afternoon will be Mrs. Eric Green, Mrs. Samuel Wotton, Mrs. Harry Suddard .and Miss Peggy Jackson. The Evening Branch of the Woman's Auxiliary is introducing several new ideas this year at this anticipated social event. Re-elected President N. Simcoe H & S Assn. Mrs. Chester Robinson was re- elected president of North Simcoe Home and School Association at its annual meeting held on Monday evening. Mr . Stanley Gales, convener of the nominating committee, announced the other officers as follows: Vice- presidents, Mrs. Stanley Gales, Mrs. Cyril B. Deyo; recording secretary, Mrs. C. W. Minett; corresponding secretary, Mrs. R. D. Fleck; treasur- er, Mr. Ralph Wallace; executive members, Mrs. Neil Fraser, Mrs. A. G. Coulter, Mrs. R. W. Bassett, Mrs. A. A. Gillespie, Mrs, S. J. Hen- nick, Conveners:- Membership, Mrs. E. G. Munday; citizenship, Mr. Chester Robinson; social, Mrs. S. C. Parker; publications, Mrs. Bruce McGregor; program, Mrs. Dwight Bunner; health, Mrs. J. A. Robins home edu- cation, Mrs. T. Barlow; music, Mrs. E. G. Storie; education, Mrs. Donald Rice. A Mrs. Lloyd Courtice, vice-president of Home and School Council instal- led the incoming officers and was presented with a token of apprecia- tion by Mrs. Robinson. Reports were presented by all con- veners including the membership convener who reported a member- ship of 109 and a higher average attendance at meetings. The program was by pupils of the School Miss Urquhart's kindergarten class presented songs and dances and dramatized "Little Red Riding 1 Hood", Joan Zokarsw presented an | intricate folk dance. { Miss Hull's class won the yearly | attendance prize. Mrs. J. A. Robins presented prizes {from the Association to Gwendy | Gales and Dorothy Redpath for the | | two best essays by pupils for the Hezzelwood and Mrs. George Day convened for refreshments, served by parents of Miss Urquhart's and | Mr, Jobb's classes. HOUSEHOLD HINT Old terry towels make good pot- holders. Fold to desired size, cover with other material or simply quilt together and bind edges. 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C, Tohman, Orono. ~--Photo by Hornsby Studio. Wedding In Toronto Has Oshawa Interest At St. Clement's Church, Toronto, on Saturday, Donald A. mpbell, son of Mrs. Neil A. Campbell of Oshawa, and the late Mr. Campbell, took as his bride Ruth Madeline Young, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon R. Young, of Toronto. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. G. B. Snell. Mr. J. D. Over- holt played the wedding music and Miss Jean Ballantine was soloist. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore antique French taf. feta with Swiss guipure lace with a finger-tip veil of tulle falling from a cloche brim of matching taffeta, and carried gardenias, carnations and stephanotis. Mrs, John B. Bennett, sister of the bride, was matron of honor, wearing light blue marquisette over taffeta and carrying pale pink car- nations and blue stephanotis. Mrs. M. MacDonald and Miss Barbara pink marquisette and carrying Jo- hanna Hill Roses and sweet peas. Ms Douglas W. Campbell was best man and ushers were Mr. John H. Bennett and Mr. Robert W. Cawk- er. A reception followed at the Old Mill. After their wedding trip the couple will live at Leacrest Road, Toronto. Want to buy, sell or trade -- A classified ad and the deal is made, Captains Nominated For Prince Philip Ch. IODE Annual Tag Day Plans for the Prince Philip' Chap- ter of the I.O.D.E. annual tag day to be held on Saturday, May 19, have been completed, and Mrs. C. B. Deys, convener, and Mrs. R. L. Shupe, co-convener, report the fol- lowing members will take charge as captains. Mrs. W. L. Eagleson, Mrs. B. J. Logan, Mrs. Wallace Butler, Mrs. William McNeill, Mrs. R. J. Rowe, Mrs. C. Thompson, Mrs. Kenneth Farrow and Mrs. Leo Glover. Mrs, Harold Luke, convener of WOM EN -~ Albert Street H. & S. Elects Mrs. J. M. Black Mrs. J. M. Black was elected president of Albert Street Home and School Association at its regular meeting held on Monday evening. Mrs. W. P. Whittington, vice- president of Home and School Council installed the other officers as foliows: First-vice-president, Mrs. Victor Phair; second-vice- president, Mrs, Gerald Darling; treasurer, Mrs. Alfred Perfect; sec- retary, Mrs. William Edwards; cor- responding secrettary, Mrs. Gerald Morden; executive 'members, Mrs. Ross Mowbray, Mrs. William Gra- ham, Mrs. James Napier, Mrs. Wil- liam Dixon, Mrs. H. V. Laxton. Mrs. Perfect presented a gift to Mrs. Whittington for her assistance in attending and installing the offi- cers, Mrs, Harold Boddy, president, pre- sided at the meeting which was the final meeting for, this term till the Fall, The yearly reports of the follow- ing officers were read: Mrs. J. M. Black, secretary; Mrs. Alfred Per- fect, treasurer; Mrs. William Ed- wards, corresponding ° secretary; Mrs, Elmer Henry, social convener. All reports showed that the Asso- ciation had had a very good year. The secretary's report was read by Mrs. Edwards, followed by the treasurer's report by Mrs. Perfect. The new business arising was field day, which will be held in June, ar- rangements to be made later at an executive meeting. Mr. Kelvin James room won the room prize. 'The program for the evening was as follows: Mr. C. A. Toaze sang three selections accompanied by Mr. Kelvin James. The girls' choir, un- der the leadership of Mr. Kelvin James, sang three numbers. Miss Stella Ross expressed a vote of thanks to all taking part in the program. Two contests followed the winners beig Mrs. George Slo- combe and Mrs, M. G. McMillan. Refreghments served by Mrs. Henry and her committee. 1.O.D.E. Aids Local Shelter The ,Golden Jubilee Chapter of the I.O.D.E. is in receipt of a letter from Miss Margaret Hancock, of the Children's Aid Society, thank- ing them for a recent donation of clothing. She emphasized the need of clothing for the children, and | the local Chapter plans to continue | this charitable project. Groups, Clubs, ig ST. GEORGE'S EV. BRANCH The regular meeting of the Eve- ning Branch of the W.A. of St. George's Anglican Church was held last Thursday with Mrs. M. N, Jackson presiding. Interesting reports were read by Mrs. Robert Clayton and Mrs. Charles Smith who had been in Toronto attending the Deanery meetings. The members were reminded of the bazaar which is being held tomorrow. Mrs. J. B. Tane Takes Third Term as Head Of King Street H&S Mrs. J. B. Tane was re-elected president of the King Street Home and School Association at the last meeting of the current year held on Monday evening, Mrs. M. H. Moffat presented the slate of officers prepared by the nominating committee, and the following officers were unanimously elected: Vice-presidents, Mrs. J. G. Brough, Mrs. F. A. Getz; re- cording secretary, Mrs. A. D. Mor- rison; corresponding secretary, Mrs, G. B. Attersley; treasurer, Mrs. Morris Berg. The following executive members were elected: Mrs. Arthur Slyfield, Mrs. Roy Sawyer, Mrs. Alfred Evans, Miss Disney, Mrs. W. R. Jones. Annual reports were given by the conveners of the various commit- tees showing a year of satisfactory achievements. Mrs, R. A. Wallace, the vice- president of the Home and School Council, installed the officers for | the year 1951-52, pointing out to | them the aims and objectives which |. might be reached in the coming | year. Mrs. Jack Chamberlain presented | Mrs. Wallace with a bouquet of { flowers, expressing the association's | appreciation for her graciousness | in installing the officers. | Two films, "Pacific Canada" and | "The Wood Thrush" in techni- color, were shown. Mrs. Tane asked for volunteers | as representatives to council, with | the following results: Mrs. Gerald Bll Mrs. Roy Sawyer, Mrs. | Arthur Slyfield, Mrs. J. T. Brown | and Mrs. Gordon Attersley. | The attendance prize was won knitting, Mrs. C. G. Luke, convener of overseas parcels, and Mrs. H. C. Hainer, publicity convener, are in charge of a display of knitted gar- ments, sewing, quilts, handiwork, and overseas parcels, through the courtesy of leading storekeepers who have offered window space on May 17, 18 and 19. An executive meeting will be held at Adelaide House at 2 o'clock, May 28, and not May 21, as previously stated, and the regular monthly meeting is to follow at 2.30. All executive members and by- | | QUALITY VENETIAN BLINDS law committees are requested to attend the executive meeting. Anyone interested in the work this chapter is doing, or anyone wishing to become a member, will be welcome at any of the regular monthly meetings. VENETIAN BLINDS We offer you the finest "QUALITY" flexible aluminum or steel with baked enamel plastic finish. Our blinds are equipped with a CLOSED- IN METAL HEAD BOX, metal bottom rail, and your choice of any colour tapes and cords. Fully guaranteed. ALL THIS AT LOW PRICES. 3 DAYS DELIVERY PLASTIC TAPE AVAILABLE (Slightly higher) | Our representative will be in Oshawe, Whitby, Bowmanville ond vicinity on Monday, May 14ta, 1951. Kindly write Box 430 Daily Times-Gazette for free estimates. [] 548 OSSINGTON AVENUE, TORONTO LL. 3225 Here's an x idea for the sweetest Mother's Day gift story ever told.= the style that mother likes. Come in and see our interpretations of these wonderful touch of spring fash- ions. We are happy to help you select FRANRKLIN-SIMON 64 SIMCOE N. DIAL 3-7462 In Jhe Community Ladies' Section L.B.A. Makes Summer Plans An executive meeting of the la- dies' section of the Oshawa Lawn Bowling Association was held at the home of the president, Mrs. Ewart Cornish, Carnegie Avenue, on Mon- day afternoon. Reports were read and plans dis- cussed for the coming season. Open= ing day is expected to be Tuesday afternoon following the men's open- ing day, There will be a social even= ing of cards in the Club House, Saturday, May 19, at 8 p.m. for members and prospective members, Mrs. J. H. McDiarmid and Mrs, W. J. E. Oatway attended the On- tario Provincial meeting of lawn bowlers held in Toronto recently. At the Central Ontario Association annual meeting held in Peterbor= ough the club was represented by: Mrs. Ewart Cornish, Mrs. Ed. Brad- ley, Mrs, Jack Biddulph, and Mrs. T. D. Thomas. At the close of the business meet- ing refreshments were served by the hostess, Mrs. Bradley presided at the tea table with Mrs. Biddulph and Mrs. Sharpe assisting. HOUSEHOLD HINT When fagoting on lingerie breaks, baste both edges to strong paper, leaving space for fagoting. Cut and pick out the old thread, then re- fagot with buttonhole twist, by Miss Disney 's class, and Mr. Laurence Savery and Miss Disney tied for the yearly prize. 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