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Rene nae ee 10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, July 12, 1962 MACKO-CHAREWICZ WEDDING Grace Lutheran Church was the scene uf the marriage re- cently of Mr. and Mrs. George Macko Jr. The bride, the for- mer Lillian Lee Charewicz is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Charewicz, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Macko, all of Oshawa. The Reverend C. A. Kartechner performed the ceremony. Mary's Studio Old Customs Still Prevail In New Israel In the marble wedding-hall of the newly built Rabinical Council in Tel-Aviv there is a roof, electronically controlled, which slides away to reveal the inverted bowl of the sky match- ing the velvet blue canopy over bride and bridegroom. This modern device has been intro- duced in deference to the de- sire of the Ashkenazi commu- tity in Isral to hold their marriage ceremonies beneath the open sky Marriage, the statistician re- veals, is most universal in Israel: the proportion of those remaining single is amongst the lowest in the world. It is estimated that 90 per cent of Israeli males are married by the age of 35, and 90 per cent of the women by 26. But nevertheless old customs do die hard -- one of the most venerable of institutions sur- rounding marriage is that of "shadchanut" so well -- known to the Jewish communities of Eastern Europe. Even in Israel, despite the many opportunities for informal contacts, the prac- tice of "matchmaker" still lingers on in some quarters. Madame Aliza, who runs a marriage bureau in Tel-Aviv called the 'Union of Hearts", is convinced that even in these modern times marriages ar- ranged with the intelligent ap- plication of the skills of the marriage broker hav2 a better chance of succeeding than oth- ers The kibbutz wedding is usual- ly set for the late afternoon when the day's work has been done. The women appear in their prettiest dresses and the men in their sabbath white KEEP IN TRIM Slack Muscles, Not Years Cause M' dle-Age Spread By IDA JEAN Waist-widening i: and parcel of middle spread. D turers take this In women's sizes, inches added to 1 ure, two inches to the abdom' 1a] extension girth. That is, om one dress dize to the r xt there is a two-inch differ: ice at the waist, and a two-inch difference through the ¢ lominal area. While this _iickening is com- monly called the middle - age spread, it's a mistake to bring age into the picture. This puts the blame on age and makes the middle spread appear to be practically inevitable. It doesn't happen to everyone. It's not the years, t t the combination of added ¢ inds and loss of mus- cle tonc. When the waistline widens, the cause is toneless abdominal musc'es. There is no encircling band of muscle to cinch-in the waist measure. To slim the waist, exercise to restore tone to the external obliques which span the side-front of the abdo- men and wrap criss - cross fashion along the side boundary lines T ters particularly need ex- er es to tone the muscles of the abdominal wall, for as the fat is removed, it is important to restore tone to these muscles which hold the important or- gans in place. When the mus- cles' of the invisible interior ad part dreaded manufac- » account. ¢ every two waist meas- 2 also added o'SQUARES By ALICE BROOKS Graceful design based on 2 squares -- interesting to cro- chet, luxurious in effect. Alternate two different squares to make a cloth, scarf or spread. Pattern 7014: crochet directions squares 10-inch in string; 8 in No. 30. THIRTY-FIVE CENTS (coins) for this pattern (no stamps, please) to Alice Brooks, care of The Oshawa Times, Needlecraft Dept., Oshawa, Ontario. Ontario 'residents add Ic sales tax. Print plainly PATTERN NUMBER, 'NAME, ADDRESS. ' NEVER - BEFORE VALUE! 200 designs to knit, crochet, sew, .weave, embroider, quilt -- in pur 1962 Needlecraft Catalog. Beautiful Bulkies in a complete Jashion section plus bedspreads, + >ys, linens, afghans, slipcovers, s 2 free patterns. Send 25c how. girdle have live tone, normal daily living is more pleasant. ASK DOCTOR Today's exercises are easy enough for almost anyone to take. However, if there is any question as to whether or not you should exercise, talk with your doctor. Position: Lying on back on floor, left knee bent, sole of foot flat on floor, right arm stretched back on floor over- head. Movement: Contract strongly with abdominal muscles and get small of back as flat against floor as possible. Now stretch all along the right side, tip to toe. Keep small of back on floor and stretch three times. Then flex right knee and stretch along left boundary lines. From this same position, raise the straight leg part way up and, shirts. The bride will generally wear a short white wedding dress, carefully styled and sewn for her by the kibutz dressmaker; her bouquet will be a bunch of freshly picked garden flowers. The wedding is held outside in the garden and the canopy is a simple affair, four poles and a red velvet top. On border Kibut- zim the canopy is held up with guns, and the end of the cere- mony is marked by a round of shots. holding the muscle contraction, very slowly lower leg to floor, counting out loud to ten. Do the same with the other leg. Do not hold breath. "Stand" on knees, have arms stretched out at sides, shoulder level. Slowly bend sidewards to the right, aiming to touch fin- gers to floor at right. Don't cheat! Do not allow hips to bow out at sides as you bend. Back to centre, bend to the left. Repeat eight to 10 times, alternating sides. This side-bend is wonderfully waist whittling. Exercise not only enhances the feeling of well-being but it's a beauty measure . . . don't skip it. THEY SHARE A BIRTHDAY Kimberly Ken and Cindy Jean, children of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Whyte, King street east, both celebrated their birthdays May 20. Kim- berly was three and Cindy was one year old. They are the grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Whyte, Fort Stewart, Ontario, and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Barker, McArthur's Mills, Ontario. Ireland Studio Unit Two Hold |i" , gave a surprise party forjenjoyed swimming and games children ar-' children Orono Meeting thelr teacher. The MRS. KEN GAMSBY ORONO -- The June meeting of UCW, Unit No. 1, was held at the home of the leader, Mrs. ducted the devotional. : Ethel Lycett gave an inter- esting outline of the study, "The Church of Christ in Jeru- salem," closing with valuable statements entitled 'Food for Thought." A sing song was conducted F with Mary Berry at the piano. On motion by Ethel Lycett 4 land Audrey Walker, the unit is to dispense with the July and August meetings. The en- velopes are to be brought to the September meeting. Kathleen Chapman expressed regret at losing a unit mem- School ches siemens te party in the Orono} rs. Arnold. Wal-|Community Park where they served lunch and o * presented Mrs. Wallace with a glass dish in of .|her work and interest with. the class. ber, Mary Lou McGee, who will be moving to Essex. Mar-}f. jorie Best presented her with a china cup and saucer. Aileen Bairstow invited the unit. members to her home for the September meeting. UNIT 2 MEETING Unit 2 held their June meet- ing at the home of Mrs. M. Tamblyn. The meeting was opened by Mrs. Tamblyn with a eall to worship. After some discussion it was decided to have a meeting in July, to be held at the parson- age. Mrs. L. Cobbledick read a paper on the work being done by Mrs. Tong in connection with the orphanage in Hong Kong. Mr. and Mrs. Tong and family expect to visit Canada this year. Devotional was taken by Mrs. Hilda Wood, 'What is the task of the Church?" Pointing out ; \the responsibility of everyone PATRIOTIC SWIMSUIT ALL SET to celebrate the Fourth of July at the beach is this little miss. She is wearing a one-piece swim- suit in red, white and blue. The suit is in quick-drying acrylic and elasticized cotton. It features slender straps, short pants, a cord belt and tiny brass buttons on the top. --By TRACY ADRIAN , |to take a prayerful attitude to- ward the task that lies before us. The Bible study taken by Mrs. Jean Duvall, was inter- esting with a short discussion and proved to be a very help- ful study period. Lunch was served by Mrs. Tamblyn, Mrs. Alice Hooey | jand Mrs. Vel. Watson. A vote of thanks was moved by Mrs. Fred Tamblyn to the hostess for her kind hospitality in her lovely home, irs, Long closed the meeting with prayer. ANTI-RAT PLAN MONTREAL (CP)--City offi- cials think they may have found a way to keep the rat problem down. They are -- a pro- posal to spend $200,000 on re- pairs to 46,000 sewer entrance that are in dilapidated condi- tion. "Brooks One of Canada's oldest manufacturers of fine quality lamps has gone out of business. They have sold out their entire stock at a fraction of their original prices... the sav- ings have been passed on to you. @ Modern "Royal Hager" China... rass and Glass... alnut and Brass Combinations. @ 45 styles to choose from... 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