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K/OUMEH, Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor Dial 723-3474 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, October 30, 1961 7) PERSONALS St. Hedwig's Ladies' Guild held a successful dance in the Polish Hall, Olive avenue on) Saturday night. The president,| /|Mrs. Edward Krol greeted ee | cuests on arrival, Dey Brownlee made a pretty| |picture on many Oshawa tele- rison, Colborne; Mr. and Mrs.| J William Brady, Orono; Mr. and| | 7 Mrs. EF. Stephenson, Brooklin. ' Following the rehearsal in St.| George's Memorial Church, the Williamson-Shewchuk bridal par. ty was entertained at the home} WOOLWORTH' LOW PRICES WOOLWORTH'S TOP TOY VALUES LAY-AWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS Power Play -- Electric j of the bride's mother, Mrs.| b / y ||vision sets yesterday afternoon|Steve Shewchuck, Porter street , iat | |when she sang 'When Irish Eyes) Mr. John Shewchuk was mas-| 7 j | a jae jAre Smiling' on a junior talent fe ; t the William-| pk sy is the teaeeold ter of ceremonies at the William show. Dey is the y! hs 1 5 WOOLWORTH PRICE | daughter of Mr. and Mrs, H. E W. Brownlee, Park road south. A Durable Polythene Truck with Plenty of Play Value Reg. Price $5.95 WOOLWORTH PRICE !son-Shewchuk wedding reception} 'lin St, John's Greek Orthodox) | Hall, Oshawa, on Saturday Out-of-town guests at the PRY EINE: Williamson---Shewchuk wedding} The Misses Margaret Lister | included Mr. and Mrs. R. Mut-\and Virginia' Grant, exchange |ton, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. J.\teachers, were guests at a din- ys A ge Clarkson; Mr. and Mrs.'ner party recently at the home, { i é Paul's Presbyterian | Seton, Scotland, and the bride- Church riage phar Y | groom is the son of Mr. and Margaret Wylie Mackenzie ee; a became the bride of Bruce tel Andrew Stevenson of Toronto. The couple are mak- Stevenson. The bride is the daughter of the late Mr. and = ing their home in Oshawa --Christopher Smith Photo In. St, |R. Williamson, Blackwater; Mr./of Mr. and Mrs, Allan Good, jand Mrs. J. Armstrong, Clark-|Belcourt road, Toronto. json; Mr. and Mrs. D. Godick, aye ei Ca aa | ; and Mrs. Gordon ie Humoresque Club for the) 4 ' J ieemaetla echane: Mrs. Peter|Blind held a masquerade party Mrs. M. C. Mackenzie of Port Kuch, Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs.|9 Thursday evening at the Gordon Rice, Hamiltdn. CRA. The party was opened by 4 the singing of the club song and Out of town guests at the|the reading of a Bible verse for Houck - Webster wedding were|the blind. The winners for the |Mr. and Mrs. William McDon-|\costumes were: Best lady, Mrs $s E |ald, Mr. Stewart Cuthbertson. | eginald 'Pike; best man, Mrs. / Miss Lynda Houck, Mr. and|Loretta Gatchell; best comic, \Mrs. Sti B . Mr. and|Mr. Roland Cousins; most origi- SUCCESSFUL "MAKE-ME-OVER" IDEAS pod perl Satria: stice nal, Miss Vera Siblock; best Gloria Fralick, Mr. Thomas|CuPle, Mrs. Eva Wakely and PR JE T peau de soie was made from | white, all of Toronto; Mr. and|Mrs William Suddard; door Recreation Room mer, 15, display the outfits | an evening gown and Larry's |wrs. Lorne Webster, Cleveland; | Prize, Miss Patrice McConnell. they will wear in the '""Make- | cardigan suit from a man's |r and Mrs. J. C. Webster, The winners of the games AT THIS Me-Over" shows to be pre- | suit. All the make-over ideas | yjss Lily Yoeman, Mr. George were: Mrs. Rita Mo untjoy, sented in the Salvation Army | have been worked out by Mrs. | Banner, Whitby; Mr. and Mrs, |Mrs Charles Lovell, Mr. Citadel on Friday evening. | James Garvock, Stone Street. |Donald. Crozier, Mr. Stephen|Charles Lovell, Mrs. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Carl Houck, air Refreshments, were, serve and Mrs. Cecil Heard and Mr.|,° : Marlene Joyce Fertile, daugh- Mr. Neville Lawrence of Osh-| Harvey Houck, Unionville; Mr.|going of guests are always of VERY LOW PRIC E! ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey awa was best man and ushering and Mrs. David Livingstone,|interest in the column. Write. of Oshawa, were united in mar- A reception was held in the ton; Mr. and Mrs. William Har-lcharge. Telephone 723-3474. ¢€ riage in Calvary 'Baptist Hote! Genosha where th = officiated and the soloist, was\ers. She wore a matching rose a 4 an aunt of the bride, Miss Doris hat and gloves. The pride F il H k W b t R t moiher chose shaded 0. OWS Ouc - e S er l es 4 rim "Seeger ania ; Chutte, Mrs. Tressa Gatchell Carol's party dress of cerise | --Oshawa Times Photo. |Fralick, Mr. Ralph Honey, all|~) ih coniabe fee 'ots sceinyicneaaceae -- of Port Perry; Mr..and Mrs. Miss Patricia McConnell, Mrs. 'r Mrs, Jack Anderson. and Mrs. Myles Houck -and bert and Mrs. Jack Anderson Gary, Judy, Janice and Peter; Teas, birthday parties, wed- Fertile of Frenchman's Bay, were Messrs. Bernard and Rob-/ Stouffville; Mr. and Mrs. Johnitelephone or visit the social and Donald Paul Hercia, son ert Deboski, Roy Poloz, Jack Chandler, Peterborough, Mr.|department with your items of Church, Main street, Toronto, bride's mother received in a on Saturday afternoon Jean Robertson of Port Hope, groom's : who sang 'O Perfect Love")green crepe, sheath style, with} : ci. ni matching hat and accessories. The marriage of Minimum Area 500 Tiles 80 SIMCOE ST. NORTH Larry Flint, and Carol Pal MONOPOLY EDUCATIONAL FUN - REAL ESTATE GAME "Entertainment For The Whole Family" 32.97 We will install in your Recreation Roon, Arm- strong 080 Gauge EXCELON TILE supplying all materials and labour re- quired for as little as REG. PRICE $3.98 WOOLWORTH PRICE Carl Banner, Frenchman's Bay: | Maude ones, Mrs. Eva Wake Marlene Houck, Uxbridge; Mr. and Mrs.|ding anniversaries, coming and of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hercia Carr and Robert Fertile and Mrs. William Cook, Hamp-inews for which there is no two-piece sheath of silk crepe H 4 P rt Ri The Reverend Robert Sneyd in dark brown with rose flow- oneymoon 1n ue (@) 1CO and "A Wedding Prayer'. Jeanjing accessories and a corsage pie iar ela AP 4./Their corsages were pink and|Eleanor, daughter of Mr. andjof bronze roses. The bride- ge eee white carnations and rosettes. |Mrs. Allan B. Webster, Osh-|groom's mother was in green PHONE FOR FREE ESTIMATE own of white peau de soie| For their wedding trip tojawa, and Charles Edward|brocaded satin sheath with beige hare lily-point' sleeves and a/New York and » Chicago, the|Houck, son of Mr, and Mrs. Carl/accessories and a corsage of yel- lace panelled skirt ending in a/bride donned a white and mauve/Houck of Uxbridge, was solem-|low roses. . chapel train. The neckline fea- WO! and mohair _ ful nized on Saturday afternoon in| The honeymoon is being spent tured appliqued lace, embroi- with eo eee hat and oo Northminster United Chruch. jin Puerto Rico. As the couple dered with pearls and a pearl ei ond Sa Her de will a The Reverend H. A. Mellow\left for the airport, the bride and crystal crown held her. Mr. sibsee ide fe uk es Teng performed the ceremony andiwas wearing a gold wool suit shoulder-length veil. She car-|turn to reside at 286 Saguenay the organist, Mr. John Robert-|with black accessories and a ried a cascade of white pom-|street son, provided the wedding mu-|corsage of white roses. é i a da " d | . poms with a single mauve- SORIA. SeGLA. EA gel. tes Buininte: Mrs. Clifford Rundle was| Mr. and Mrs. Hocuk will re- 100% Orion throated orchid lington, Hamilton, Toronto, turn to reside on Masson street. | Miss . Sandra Fertile of Hope, _ bare. Comorne. Browns: ages was given in m Sizes 4-6 - bx Muss v< a art f ; ele ! - ae ie . yas je ar-| ~ 4 és Frenchman's Bay was maid of Ville, Windsor and Ancaster riage by her father, She wore| Colours -- Red, White, Gold honor and the junior bridesmaid a snow white gown of peau de} : 9 é was Miss Joan Bray of Port TRY THEM RAW soie with sheath sleeves and a| LADIES' Hope. The other attendants' Vegetables need not always gathered skirt that fell into a/ were Mrs, Allan Sayers, Mrs.\pe cooked, even during the win-|chapel train The scoop neckline GENUINE LEATHER UPPERS Robert Ekstrom, both of Toron-|ter, In fact, good food rules re-| was trimmed with Elencon lace With Matching Shearling Trim, Padded to, Mrs. Neville. Lawrence, Osh-|¢ommend one serving of rawjan' her fin ip veil was s 3 awr g ar gertip veil was secur- awa, and Mrs. Bernard Beemer,| vegetables per day. Salads can ed to a crown 'of pearls and Soles and Heels. Choose from Several Popular Pastel Colours. Pickering Beach provide nutrients, roughage and|rhinestones, She carried a bou- They wore identical gowns Of variety quite easily during the qyet of white roses. WOOLWORTH PRICE jwore a sheath of champagne| white chiffon over white taffeta,|winter months when many of the Miss JUMBO BAG OF |brocaded French silk, match- featuring short full skirts and|other foods consumed are rich Lynda Webster was Children's BULKY KNIT CARDIGAN Aluminum, Scenic DOOR GRILLES Reg. 64.95 'SPECIAL 30.00 PRESENT STOCK ONLY ! WOOLWORTH PRICE Hand painted scenes designed to add distinctive appeal to the front of your home. Full screen length SCENES AVAILABLE... @ FOREST SCENE (with deer) @ MALLARD SCENE @ PEACOCK .SCENE jlength sleeves, scoop necklines, pleated bodices and brown cum- jmerbunds topping their bell |skirts. Their headdresses were| gold pillboxes with circular! jveils and their flowers, orange ichrysanthemums, The flower girl wore yellow organza with matching headdress and car-| ried a basket of gold chrysan- themums. 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