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: BS a * LUTHERAN oe) Grace Lutheran Church, was the scene of the wedding of Miss Margaret Kenyon and Mr. Albert Eugene Mac- Kenzie recently. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. "Miss Blaze Feted Prior To Marriage Miss Francis Blaze has been honored by friends prior to her marriage this Saturday to Mr. Alan Fleming in Northminster United Church. Miss: Blaze received an elec- tric mixer and crystal at a din- ner party and reception held at the Central Hotel by fellow em- ployees of the Parts Depart- ment of General Motors of Can- ada where she is receptionist. Miss Diane Mollen and Miss Gloria Glide were co-hostesses at a miscellaneous shower held at the home of the former as-jvent (Wement Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor Dial 723-3474 § THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, August 10, 1962 Marilyn J. Cobbledick Becomes Bride Of Willis J. Barraball ~ Wed recently in Orono United Elizabeth Geldard wore identi-| Church were Miss Marilyn/cal gowns of blue and white Joan Cobbledick, daughter of|flowered print under blue silk Mr, and Mrs. Harold Cobble-|chiffon. They were designed dic, and Mr. Willis Glenn|with scoop necklines, softly Barraball, son of Mr, and Mrs.|pleated skirts and three-quarter Roy Barraball, all of Orono. |sleeves with ruffles on the The ceremony was performed hemline and sleeves. They car- by the Reverend Basil Long. |ried long stemmed white roses 'The organist, Mr. Hayek, ac-| with streamers. Jaccompanied Mr. John Ford,| Mr. Paul McMacken was the | soloist. best man with Mr. Douglas | Given in marriage by her/|Barraball as usher, father, the bride wore a floor-/ The bride's mother. wore a} length gown of white peau de|blue shantung sheath dress,| | soie. It was styled in a Spanish white accessories and a cor-|@ lsilhouette with a_ three-tier/sage of pink rose buds when) # : ; i bouffant skirt and a_ short|she received at the reception) or seeaengyg gaaama chapel train. The fitted bodice|held at the home of the bride's WEDDING featured a scoop neckline and|/parents. The bridegroom's three-quarter sleeves. Her/mother assisted wearing a blue Stephen Kenyon of Lanca- matching crown held a shoul-/and white figured silk dress, | shire, England, and the der length veil of white nylon white accessories and a cor-| bridegroom is the son of Mrs. tulle and she carried long stem: | sage of white rose buds. Ross. MacKenzie of Oshawa | me pink roses with streamers.| mpne pridal couple left for a and the late Mr. MacKenzie. The bridesmaids, the Misses honeymoon trip to Northern --Ireland Studio Connie Tyrell, Joan Aldred and Oritario with the bride wearing ra io . aoe a navy blue linen suit trimmed sisted by Mrs. Ted Rapley and OVERSEAS VISITORS with white, a white lace hat Mrs. R. Mollen. Mr. and Mrs, Allan Littlefield/and a corsage of red roses. Many neighbors and' school and daughter, Linda, of South-| On their return Mr. and Mrs. friends of the future bride were ampton, England are visiting | Barraball will make their home resent at a miscellaneous| relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Charles|in Peterborough. shower held by Mrs. F. Pren-| Littlefield and Mr. and Mrs. W.| Guests at the wedding were tice and her daughter, Dawn, of H, Powell, Simcoe street north.|from Oshawa, Kingston, Toron- Uxbridge. Mr. Littlefield is employed at!tg, Woodville, Bowmanville, | The bridal party will be en- the Southampton Post Office and | Belleville, Trenton, Ottawa, tertained after the wedding re-|as the result of a radio inter-|}ampton and Lakefield. hearsal at the home of the/yiew while on a trip to Sarnia bridegroom's parents, Mr. and/he met a fellow employee and Mrs. Charles Fleming, Grierson frjends from Southampton. Mr. street. Allan Littlefield was born in cepa suena ---- | Michigan and Mr. Charles Little- INSECT BITES field in Sault Ste. Marie and, accompanied by their families, \they have been visiting their birth-places. A paste of soda bicarbonate applied immediately to insect bites and stings will often pre- itching and pain. nage -| THE STARS SAY MR. AND MRS. mS aos By ESTRELLITA |FOR TOMORROW Planetary influences. place some restrictions upon personal relationships. now. Some __per- sons will be easily irritated, so your best motto for the day would be "Handle with care". iGo out of your way, too, to lavoid those who have been a | source of annoyance in the past. | FOR THE BIRTHDAY ; | If tomorrow is your birthday, |your horoscope indicates that, | |where job. and: monetary re-| wards are concerned, the next| four weeks will be somewhat Yacht Club Forms + |on the negative side. Do not. be- og one come discouraged, however. Ladies Auxiliary {September should bring you some pleasant surprises along) At a meeting held recently at these lines and, if you consoli-|the club house of the OYC, Mrs. date all the gains you make|W. A. Smith was elected presi- during that period, you should/dent of the newly formed ladies' easily be able to span: another| auxiliary. Other members of the dull period between early Octo- executive are: vice-president, ber and mid-December and be|/Mrs. G. C. Knowles; secretary, 'lready to take advantage of Miss Meryl Hartley; treasurer, '|really big opportunities begin-/Mrs. L. W. Husted. Mrs. R. G _|ning toward the end of Decem- Beal will convene social events -|ber. Powerful planetary influ-/at least until the fall. ences beginning then and con- The objectives of the auxiliary) tinuing through the first six|/are to assist the Oshawa Yacht |months of 1963 should change Club in the promotion of sailing lyour status considerably and|in the Oshawa area and to help bring highly gratifying returns. provide social events at which i Oi There will be stimulating members may become acquaint- 7 a aspects for social and family z ; DONALD BELL interests during most of the 12|,,0" August 11 and 12, Oshawa 'months ahead, but do try to Yacht Club will be hosts to MRS. A. W. SMITH (president) many Blue Jay sailors, when . avoid unnecessary clashes in| d ay Friends Congratulate Couple -- site cicis"turing octover, {Me take Qniarin north, shore Best periods for romance: Sep- | held I |tember, late December and the ainch will be provided on the first day by the ladies' aux- On Silver Anniversary |period between next May andiiiiary of the Frenchman's Bay Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bell,, Rosehill Blvd-, recently cele-| brated their 25th wedding anni- versary. Mrs. Bell, formerly Amanda Matthews of Varney, September. The latter months h Wh also be fine for travel. Yacht Club and on Sunday the abie program interspersed wit : : __|Oshawa ladies will undertake the group singing choruses. Mrs. '. A ee a eay nes day hte og first major project. They| Ghcdiay 'Mes, Gordo Mrs. e e@ wed with a fine mind)will prepare the 'after racing" Se are ples gr Mrs and strong opinions, but may lunch, during which the cham- en were hostesses at a be inclined to try to dominate pion and runners-up will be an- Ontario, graduated from the) buffet luncheon following: others. nounced Oshawa General Hospital School| of Nursing in 1933. Mr.) Bell came to Canada in 1928) from Motherwell, Scotland, and| has been an employee of On- tario Motor Sales for the past 34 years. The couple were married) in the Foursquare Church at) Durham, Ontario. Rev. R. C. Eastman of the Pentecostal Church, Oshawa officiated, as sisted by Reverend Locksteadt of the Durham Church. Mr. John Matthews, brother of the bride, acted as best man while Miss Jean Ford, now Mrs. John Matthews was bridesmaid. The Lord blessed the union with three daughters. Mary Elizabeth, who graduated last year from Oshawa General. Hos- pital School of Nursing, married Mr. Peter Solotorow who had also graduated last year from the Eastern Pentecostal Bible College at Peterborough. Peter is pastoring a congregation at Ottawa. Reva Heather and Ruth Helen are at present continuing | their education at High School. | Friends and neighbors gather- ed at the' Bell home to offer, congratulations and best wishes. | Among them were two aunts! and an uncle, Mr- and Mrs. James Orr and Mrs., Sally Black. A horse shoe, studded with 25 silver dollars, along with other Bifts, was presented to Mr. | and Mrs. Bell. Mrs: R. Walker acted as hostess for the evening. Also a large group from Sim- coe Street Pentecostal Church gathered at the parsonage and presented Mr. and Mrs. Bell with a beautiful oil painting in autumn colors. Rev. R. A. Bom- bay and members of the Board of the Church offered congratu- lations and best wishes to the happy couple, Special duets and solo numbers made up an enjoy- IDEAL FOR COTTAGE... OR COOL EVENING WEAR! LADIES' FALL SLIMS Made of famous VELTONA plaid material in assorted sizes 12 to 20 in the following plaids 'Guelph, Ancient Ayers, Ancient Loulon, Locklomond, Renfrew and Kilmarnock. CHECK THIS LOW PRICE. ONLY 2.47 PAIR 2 STORES TO SERVE YOU BETTER DOWNTOWN OSHAWA OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE - laneous shower. at her home,| evening at St. Thomas' Anglican Friends HOOT (anise attending were relatives| Church Hall, Brooklin. Elaine Spencer an friends of the bridegroom.| og" witha' beautiful" stainless By MRS. ARTHUR ELLIOTT | _™"S. Donald Morrison, of Osh-|stee! cannister set and bread BROOKLIN -- Miss Elaine| 2W4, opened her home for a mis-|container to match, a white Mary Spencer has been honor-|cellaneous shower, at which| Heirloom bed spread, gifts ed by many showers prior to|mainly relatives of the "bride-|from the community among her marciage to Me: Grant Ed-| to-be" were entertained. = eo tn pee gar Mowbray, to be held tomor- i Mr, ani Ts. Q jpen- row at 3 p.m. in St. Thomas an -- ees parents of the bride-elect, Anglican Church, Brooklin. ahd pantry shelf shower at the/ "Cd. "open house" at their The teaching staff of Hunt-\home of Miss Carol Swain, of|"°™¢ in Brooklin during the ers Glen Public School, where) Whitby, when many of her for- past two weeks, Miss Spencer held a position) mer school friends attended as teacher arranged a presen- A FIRST VEL tation and kitchen shower at|_ Following the presentations) onTREAL yd -- Miss Scarborough on May 22 prior to Elaine enjoyed a social hour yo; closing of school for holidays.|@%d reunion with many of her rere pag oe The bride to be received a cry-| former school friends, Phi sorority book award for her stal vase and numerous articles) A group of approximately 45/first novel, "Un Affaire Mala- for kitchen use. friends, neighbors and _ well-| droit," at the annual convention Mrs. Hugh Gilchrist of Osh-|wishers attended the Commun-jof the Canadan Authors' Asso- awa entertained at a miscel-'ity Shower held last Tuesday ciation in Edmonton. RUDY'S HAIRSTYLING ... are pleased to announce thet Miss Inge Plahuta (left) and Miss Lee Macko ' (right Hove recently joined their staff Inge has just moved from Toronto where she worked at the Lo Vogue Beauty Salon on Bloor West for 4V2 years. She has also had 6 years previous experience in Solzburg, Austria, Lee is an Oshawa girl who hes worked in several of the best salons in this area and has also : managed her own business. She has p 2 x diplomas, both as a color technician ae 4 and in advanced hair styling. ee fi 3 *, 4 Visit Rudy's Hairstyling for the first ae ? time on a Tuesday, Wednesday or o S WA i, BY BRIDE ' Thursday and have your hair sty- led, washed and set for only Mr. and Mrs. Alan Law-; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cook- i i 1,00 i d °s rence Pelow were married | son, Whitby. The bride- Thi Asis i , recently in Pickering United | groom's parents are Mr. | is wonderful opportunity available to you until the end of August Church. The bride, the for- | and Mrs. Leonard Pelow of | FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE 728-7021 mer Dianne Donna Evon Oshawa. | ae | WILSON RD. PLAZA 364 WILSON RD. S. Cookson, is the daughter of --Ireland Studio BREW This very light drink was brewed with summer in mind. Holiday is the only really light. brew sold in Canada. It's a welcome vacation from heavy winter beer. Not filling, not bitter. This summer, try it light, for a change. : Have.a Holiday. * Holiday is extra light in flavour and body. And the pleasure content is as high as other beers.