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| Dorothy Skewis Nicholas Jaksitz Exchange Vows At Albert Street United Church * recently, Dorothy Viola Skewis ¥ [and Nicholas Jaksitz, both of Osh.| ¥ |awa, exchanged nuptial vows, 1 The bride is the daughter of Mr, (and Mrs, Leslie Skewis of Osh- ¢ laws and the bridegroom is the ison of Mr. snd Mrs, Nicholas i Jaksitz of Warburg, Alberta, 8 | The Reverend 5. C. H, Atkinson i officiated, The wedding music iB (was played by Mr, Ronald Kel: lington, The bride who was given in marriage by her father wore a floor-length gown of while neiting| over satin and nylon, A beaded coronet held her fingertip veil and she carried a white Bible on which rested a spray of red roses, | The bridal attendants were Miss Audrey Scott in shrimp-tone and Mu Patsy O'Rielly in ture ue, They wore identical. length B 3 ] three-quarter ried yellow roses, Mr, Berwin Adams of Oshawa acted as best man, Ushering were | {Mr Ronald Woolner and Mr,| Richard Woolner of Bowmanville / | A reception was held at the | 3 lehurch, For the occasion the ol {bride's mother wore pink lace gia we - : | WEDDING TRIP TO NEW ENGLAND STATES over satin with beige accessories tinl vows, The bride, the former the bridegroom is the son of and mn corsage of yellow roses ) Miss Shirley Alice Beard Mujor and Mrs, John Patterson When leaving for the wedding In trip to Niagara Falls the bride' Is the oi Vancouver, British Colum. daughter of Mr, and Mr bia George Beard wore light green with white ac of Oshawa and | a prefly afternoon cere cently at Necthminster United Chureh Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Coley Patterson exchanged nup- consories, On thelr return the | couple will Hive in Oshawa Photo by Ireland | of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gronke of SOCIAL NOTICES {ire sear Tr varesen 8, aq Church on Friday, July 19, at 1 Mr. and Mrs, James A, Ash of LODGES AND SOCIETIES Whithy wish to ansounce the en agement of thelr youngest | daughter, Beverley Ann, to Hay | mond Clifford Connell, son of Mr.| and Mrs, Fred Connell of Oshawa The marriage will take place on Saturday, July 27 at 3 pm. in VICTORY LODGE, LOBA Victory Lodge, LOBA, held its regular meeting in the. Coronation Orange Temple recently Worthy Mistress Sister Agnes Wellman presided, assisted hy deputy mistress, Sister Florence Jo Aldwinckle Women's Editor Dial RA, 8:3474 | Whithy United Church ENGAGEMENT Tubb of AIDS STUDENTS BRA AEA hea The engagement Is announced he THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Thursday, July 4, 1087 of Mary Elizabeth, daughter of . » . » Mrs, Charles Warren of Oshaws Wedding Trip To Florida Marian Jackson | " . . and the late Mr. Warren, to Mr Boyle Raymond Leonard Darling, son - ' ib Rit Thomas Stephany 'White Fowler Nuptial Rites of Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Darling Devotional exercises were cons { Oshawa, The marriage will'ducted by the chaplain, Sister LAL 0lIOWS - Sol ized At St G / take rh : place at Albert Street Unit. lan Olmstead y arriage of Evelyn Fran:|for a wedding trip to Miami, Flor Wed In Toronto ! 0 emnize t t, €or e S ed Church on Saturday, July 27,! Sister Elva Van Slyke received The m [4 3 ida. For t Hing the brid United at 2 pm her obligation in the Scarlet De 4 velling the » WOTe| The chape ir oblig p ces Gibson, daughter of Mr, and | TACT lng | he. brig 8 Wore The chapel of Doviands in St, George's Anglican Churchinations and white shasta chrys WNC AGRA her IY Mrs. N. W, Gibson of Brooklin,\o "holon faille, My, and = Mrs, Church, Toronto, Wis tue setting was the scene of a prettyanthemums, The other attendants| nr. "WE IMENT L. How-| Much business for future active and Lawrence Leonard Lyons, son) Lyons will live in Brooklin for a wedding n patpdoy he wedding last Saturday afternoon were Mrs, Richard Smith, Mrs ard of Oshawa announce "he en. |Ities was discussed, ol wr and Me Joop vo Wo Sig. dime 20, Whey | asta | When June Margaret Fowler, James Hurvid and Miss Joan|gagement of their youngest! The annual church parade will sole 8 st § . Wy p y : Yan 0 I ka Unit # Jackson, daughter of iene daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Reg- White all of Oshawa, Their bal gaugiion, Shirley Ruth, to Mr, be held on Sunday, July 7, for ed Church | a Mrs, J. B. Jackson of Osh th|Inald Fowler, became the bride of lerina gowns were styled on iden in Flvard Bramley, sou of Mr STVioy n King Street United The Reverend 8. J, Hillier offi. was united in marriage WIthi william Duncan White, son of Mr. tical lines of turquoise silk organs Rrooklin. The an Suey ot to Urey. Members Wore requestad clated, The wedding music was Thomas Raymond Stephany, 80n/gnd Mrs, John White, all of Osh: zine over taffeta with short sheer: nyo." eotindav August 8, 1957 [10:15 a.m id played by Mr, E, A, Winkler of of Mrs, F, Walton of Toronto and awa ed sleeves and round necklines iis o'clock at Si + Jhubist 9, 100, (hy Ajax and Miss Diane Mollon of Mr, John Stephany of Cobourg, | The Reverend Clinton Cross of. trimmed with cut-work flowers.| oan Church. Oshawa Ji le pent meeting will be held Oshawa sang The bride is a graduate of East/ficlated at the double-ring cere. They wore sheered wristlets with July Given In marriage by her fath | {h L Torent (mony, Mr, Walter Jackson played matching headdresses of tiny ENGAGEMENT sr the bride wore a floor-length General Hospital, Toronto, [the wedding music and accom.|flowers and carried white shasta Mr, and Mrs, Arthur boutfant gown of bridal lace over| The double ring ceremony Was inanied Mrs, Kenneth Coulter who chrysanthemums with pink YOR Courtice announce the engage-| The metronome for ticking off white taffeta featuring a low | performed by the Reverend Irvinjsang "I'll Walk Beside You", jetles and ribbon ment of thelr daughter, Shirley musical beats was invented hy round neckline trimmed with seed| EelERER G. Perkins, Organ recordings and|"The Lord's Prayer and "The The best man was Mr, James Margaret Joyce, to Mr, Armin| Johann Maelzel of Germany in pearls and long sleeves, A coronet| "The Lord's Prayer" comprised Wedding Prayer', White of Whitby, brother of the Edmund Gronke of Oshawa, son'1814, of pearls held her shoulder-length! WIFE Sp Fern musie Given h nn Juarriage by ale bridegroom Ushering were Mr | H father ride wor oops John Seamme J ) yetiaud she S0rviad a white Wibie If you are buying a home| Given mn marriage by her oth pi R of white Chantilly meil and Mr, John White Jr, | 1. freezer, an upright model father the bride wore a street|lace over white satin, The bodice! : ( | Miss Dist Greet aay oe occupies less floor space than Ajength dress of lotus white ap featured a scalloped neckline with George's parish hall, The bride's honor and the bridesmaids ( . ) 4 . vty |a tiny stand-up collar and long mother vecelved in a dress ol Misses Dorothy Graham and Vera chest type of the same capacity, pliqued organdy over silk faille, a " | "6 p sinted sleeves all trimmed with powdered blue silk organzine over Rossarlo, wore identical dresses but additional space must be TATE atehing half hat and aimed with Powde od biue ali organisine over | of silken cotton, The full-flared allowed for the doors to swing =o, quarter length gloves, She seed pearls, A e y A pink h . ) rig sozer us / "headdress held her full-length fathered hat, The bridegroom's skirts were panelled in pink and open, An upright freezer usually carried a nosegay of white chrys Rondgaion hed Or Hilehgi) Dither gat. The bridep ero [ B 1 is your best with pink roses. A reception was held in St Y -~ o » costs a little more than a chest aaa he npg Wil Shue via. model of the same storage capa anthemums and red roses orchid surrounded by stephanotis with a variegated blue hat, Both Ing, | oY yore bie th veils and €ity, Miss Ruth Jackson of Oshawa trimmed with pink rosettes and wore corsages of pink rosettes 1 malehing Doaguels ng white and|™™™ who was maid of honor i her white streamers, For the honeymoon trip to the | nink carnations, The Misses Gwen SEEK RECOMPENSE |aiater, Wore a White Ihe given The matron-ol-honor was Mrs southern United States { he bride | , COS 3 4 dvtuieboibiig |hwiss dotie 4 Chester Stelmack of Racine, Wis: travelled In a white linen su and Linda Gibson, nieces.of the| n he atta 4 CIMA Pp y pride. were flower giris in blue| MELBOURNE (Reuters) white picture hal and carried consin, in pink nylon chiffon over with a turquoise hat and gloves 1 8 ! it An Australian union here is [white and yellow chrysanthe:\apiors' with matching headdress and an orchid corsage, Upon | silken cotton pleated dresses with) Seeking a "loss - of » gl : Mr, Keith Burkholder was ) ' erinolines, They wore matching girl glamor mums. Mr, Reith and wristlets, She oarvied a bou- their return Mr, and Mrs, White op arried| Poament for girl sales clerks, | est man for his cousin (quet of pink rosettes, white ear will live In Oshawa flowered headdresses and carried The union claims that stand. | he reception was held at the] =ee------ ph U - haskets of rose petals trimmed ' nan | e recep \ ! | Ing long hours each day gives t HH A {home of the bridegroom's mother with pink carnations the girls "Marllyn Monroe |Wheve the bride's mother re Mr, Dale Lowell acted as best| curves In the wrong places" | sived in a pale blue nylon two man, Ushering were Mr, Irvin) and dims thelr marriage [ioe dress with a white ploture : \ x | ! Gibson i Mr Rie Gltwon - | hopes L o [hat The bridegroom's TP okher A reception was held a e| assisting chose grey and white Oddfellows' Hall, Brooklin, To INDIVIDUAL STYLE silk with a white shell hat, Both receive, the bride's mother wore LONDON (CP)--Spelling mis. (Wore corsages of roses . |a draped sheath of turquoise crys: (takes hy 11 . year » old children| For the honeymoon trip to Ot. McCartney of Ajax, Seen in [tal charm with belge accessories iy Essex schools included "cup:|tawa, the bride wore a paisley at: '8t. Paul's Presbyterian the upper picture ls the bride an h Sotsage of Jellow Toner: |lporty*: for "'eup of tea," and *'per- print cotton dres; with white hat tend a \ ith her attendants (from left ve hridegroom's mother assist-lficcontion™ for 'perfect condi- and gloves. On thelr return the Church recently Shella Doreen 40°) Migs June McEachern, {Ing was in rose peaude sole twvith jon," ! RC will live In Toronto, Nathan and Michael McCartney Miss Sharon [navy blue accessories and a cor exchanged nuptial vows. The maid-of-honor the [sage of white carnations, | bride the daughter of Mi aa Miss Catherine Mes | Later the couple left hy motor ang rs. Alexander athan of ern | { bridesmaid. The little Oshawa and the bridegroom is | flower ot JULY CLEARANCE of children's wear In a pretty summer wedding | W irl is Miss Inez Pretty, th¢ son of Mr, and Mrs, Arthur : PERSONALS Out of town guests at the White + Fowler wedding were Mrs George Fowler, Toronto; Mi Mr; and Mrs. Clarence Knott Mr, and Mrs, Chester Stelmack Miss Emily Knott, Racine cotih Mrs, Alec MacKay F wa; Mr. and Mrs. Heeton Yates Oakville; Mr. and Mr Kenneth Coulter, Fenelon Falls; Mrs, Jack Purdon and daughter Dianne Burlington, McCulloch ha and ahe mothe Hess Mr. Robert urnel o Alaska after, visiting his John Hess, and Mr ac' avenue south Mgs, James Preston, Thornton PR hy has ay guests thi weekly her Best of Vania Andrew Cole of Saskatchewan Mrs. John James Jezeg former Miss Jou } Wherry, was honored nuptjal events prior to her riage last Friday evening Westmount United Churel Joyck Hann was kitchen shower at Davidson street, Assi ing were Miss Loi Robert Mollon, M Mrs. William Brown Almond Brintnell, The Su y school teachers momat United Church held a mis cellgneous shower at the church As ing in serving were Mrs Frank Owens, Mrs. Rupert Har ris and Mrs, Samuel McReelis A ghborhood shower s held at the home of Mrs, Leslie Wat ton, "Buena Vista avenue Mrs Clarence Meclnroy, Miss Beverley Melnroy and Mrs, Flore lang assisted In se staff of Seaway Credits pre od the hride with vooll ket and a junior food Little items of wiways welcome for this ec what people are doing so If you! 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