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| Double-Ring Ceremony Unites icin' "they "wore entcailpridegroom's mother 'was "in| NEWS IN BRIEF gowns of charm pink silk or-|blue organza over taffeta, sheath| anza, over taffeta, with distyle with pl | g eta, with round|style with pleated cummerbund! OVER FORTIES B ] G W ll S h necklines, short shirred sleeves|and side drape. Her corsage} ever. y rant, 1 lam mit jand bouffant skirts. They wore|was of pink roses. PE agg (CP) ae "a a : Se ; : pillbox headdresses with chapel For a motoring honeymoon|*lore D. Tas, president . 2 bags Pre anel yoni ee ereint Mie a Vall ails to diatel thele gowns anditrip to Quebec and United| the Canadian chapter of the In- é ur ay ernoe, porge F > -- 0, W } Doe |carried cascades of white shasta/States the bride wore a caramel|ternational Council of Execu- rg Pe rage By nna - iL|"The | Lor. snd "the Wedding|chtysanthemums centred withjsilk tweed suit with a beige|tive Women, says this year's jliam Arthur Smith exchange an e ing} petal toned hat and brown ac-|@nnual meeting in Holland fea- a ree * pink feathered carnations. I n nuptial vows. The bride is the! Prayer. iss Janice Cochrane, of\cessories and a corsage of tured discussion of the woman . ' A . " Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor Dial 723-3474 daughter of Mrs. Harold W.| Given in marriage by her Pg Scotia, and niece of the Pumpkin - tinted pinocchio pom-|°Ver 40 returning to work. She Grant, Oshawa, and the lateinrother-in-law, Mr. Lloyd Weir,|bride, was the flower girl. She|Poms. said the need for reform in this THE OSHAWA TIMES, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1962 7 (Mr. Grant, and the bridegroom) +), bride wire a gown of glitelace « pink dress of charm| On their return Mr. and Mrs. area has already been started Ei poled Mrs. bg heas 3) sitk organza over taffeta with|pink silk organza, over taffeta, Smith will reside in Oshawa.|in the U.K., where special re. _ PE NAL Mr Arthur Smith." |" "#!©ilily-pointed, sheath sleeves and|matching the attendants, with| Guests were present from/€ducation for women is spon la : : chapel train. The princess line|an embroidered headdress to,Aurora, Bloomfield, Ajax, To-|Sored by industry. Pin Miron lictigee ee pas bodice featured a bertha collar)match her dress and carried alroate, Courtice, Whitby, Iova HOME NURSING Mr. and Mrs: Ted Remington, |ing England. They sailed from/qouble . ring etal Mrcies Get a ee white and pink car-/Scotia, Brantford and Ottawa. During 1960, a total of 40,645 Grierson street, bave as their|Montreal on the Empress of)w f& G. Summers, of Whitby, |bearls cand 'sequins Matching . | HOUSEHOLD HINTS medical-surgical cases in Can- guests, Mrs. Remington's par-|England and returned by air.|piayed the wedding music andilace appliques fashioned the| Mt Robert Winter was best; 79 shorten boiling time on po-|ada were discharged after re- § 2 5./ overseas vis " bs | sea Sabi gegen Sooo ology on yg Og 84 ee Daniel of the iong skirt, man = me re gy were MI-ltatoes rinse them in hot water| ceiving home care from the Vic- by. YRS sete ajee VStY; ; | ' scaag PP arris a r. Graham Boss A . : Vyner Jr., of Edinburgh, Scot-|Leeds. Many members of the|and Mrs. Robert McKee, Long)" Peat! embroidered crown WacMillan, all of Oshawa. r etter paring and washing. torian Order of Nurses. land, who are here on a month's|family gathered to celebrate/Branch; Mr. and Mrs. Henry|Held her finger-tip veil and she thi, vecacslign was 'old in the vacation. Mr. Vyner is em-|their return at a welcome-home|Curran, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin|C@ttied a white Bible crested| Ser coesehielieg | ployed at The Scotsman,|party held at the home of Mr.\Bruce, Mrs. Thomas Ashton,|With pink sweetheart roses and/Masonic Temple where the) published by Mr. Roy Thomson, and Mrs, John Milne, Grierson|Scarboro; Mr. and Mrs. Austin|streamers entwined with pink bride's mother received wearing owner of The Oshawa Times. _ | street. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Walter|Tosebuds. a beige satin and chantilly . Mills, Mr. Paul Metcalfe and| Mrs. Lloyd Weir was matronjlace draped sheath dress with Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Ward, who) Mr. and Mrs. Walter Beath,|/Mr. Peter Metcalfe, all of Osh-jof honor for her sister and the|a matching nylon tulle hat and celebrated .their 50th wedding) Wayne and Grant, RR 2, Osh-| awa. bridesmaids were Miss Diane|brown accessories. Yellow roses anniversary yesterday, were|awa, are visiting friends in) ~ es . rar honored last evening by a fam-|South Carolina, U.S.A. ily dinner party held at the Osh- = awa Golf Club, with their three Miss Joan Luxton,- grand- daughters, Mrs. Leon Rolson, daughter of Mr. Harry Manning, 9 Bessborough drive, Mrs. Donald Albert street, has enjoyed tour- Brown, Masson street, and Mrs. ing Europe for a month, Douglas. Calhoun, Somerville street, as hostesses. Guests at the Cochrane- ; Mies Joves Kennedy of To- Leveridge wedding were Miss/ RETAILERS TO THRIFTY CANADIANS jronto, formerly of Oshawa, Mary Montgomery, Frankford; : etl j Kaufman 7% 2 ES ae | spent the weekend with her par- a pohg ie eae H a Ml. cx Posie ee BS Fren peer pe Earle Ken- Hanthorn, "Carrying Place; Mr. "CHARGE-IT"! NO DOWN PAYMENT! ie efFoa nedy, Hillcroft street. d Mrs. Frank Alexander and BOWMANVILLE NEWLYWEDS ce oie, come ea " " Mrs. Earle Kennedy, Hillcroft Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Mack Wil- PORTABLE Lady Torcan HAIR DR Seen after their marriage} tell. The bride is the former <treet, held a dinner party last|. 1 as Violet May Severn, daughter [Sunday with Mr. ier ' an son, Coe Hill; Mr. and Mrs ceremony when they were es- | of Mr.an d Mrs. R. G. Severn | James Pillinger, Mrs. Marguer. Arnold Heron, Mr. and Mrs VALUE $14.99 a SPECIAL corted from Trinity United | 4¢ Bowmanville and the bride- jte McLaren and Miss Joyce Lat! Heron, Pickering; Mr. and Church by the Bowmanville | groom is the'son of the late 'Kennedy, all of Toronto as MTS:,,rerrance Madison, Mr. Legion Pipe Band are Mr.| Mr. and Mrs. W. Thertell. guests and Mrs. Jack Nicholson, Mrs. . -Position Heat Control ee a Mrs. Glen Orville Ther- --Mary's Studio. E. Crone, Miss Dorothy Vander. a "en oo 4 ee ee ae a - The following campers have|Dent, Mrs. Hilda Ashton, Mrs. eee returned from Camp Comak in|Raymond Cooper, Miss Vida @ Whisper-quiet @ Extra large hood a Gey JUNIOR SANDMAN These gaily-patterned jadi Sd . Douglas Norman and Miss Tina} i gall Vin troy Savery. all of T to: the Rev: Peggy Leveridge Goertzen as attendants. They) rae gg boll ol pve erind cna Mra. Rendsth Gaia " washable corduroy slippers take plenty of wore mauve dresses of silk participating in the camp's Fit bell, Milton; Miss Maude Hill, @ "Charge-It"! Pay Only $1.25 Weekly wear. Elastic side-bands insure perfect fit. There's carefree comfort in the bouncy Robert Cochrane organza with matching head: teenth Anniversary Season:|Mrs. D. Norman, Dunbarton; x dresses and carried ye.!0W Thomas Patterson, William Pat-| Mr. and Mrs. Albert Elliott, Mr. "habbletubber" siidsoles, and tha leather OSHAWA SHOPPING 4 outsoles won't mark floors. Sizes 6-3. : Sweetheart roses and -mauve torcon and Mrs, Matthew Miller, Whit- . " Married Recently chrysanthemums. Miss Michelle by; Mr. and Mrs. Victor Walker, DOWNTOWN ZELLER'S CENTRE || ' $2.98 r yer-g re ' ; " ; 21 SIMCOE ST- SOUTH Alexander, flower-girl, wore a Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Bunner,| Pickering; Mr. and Mrs. James PHONE 723-2294 PHONE 723-2209 haw 'hurch re-\Yellow nylon dress and cat-|Hilleroft street, have returned/Curran, Guelph;. Mr. and Mrs. ome on Tle pects duaalred a basket of yellow and after spending five weeks tour- Douglas Bruce, Riverside; Mr. se Best . (mauve flowers, " See aN OS Sona END PNET ert Leveridge, daughter of Mrs : Gerald Leveridge of Ajax and. The best man was Mr. Wal- the late Mr. Leveridge andjter Mills with Mr. Ronald Mr. Robert Michael Cochrane,,Cochrane and Mr. Douglas son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman|Bruce as ushers. C. Cochrane of Ajax- were) The reception was held in St united in marriage Paul's United Church. Mrs The Reverend Kenneth Camp-|Leveridge received in a_ yel- sl : ; bell officiated at the service,)low and white figured sheath / 3 i JUNIOR ROGUE Made of durable corduroy assisted by Pastor Ronald Bax- dress with three-quarter coat j in colours and patterns youngsters like. ter. The organist was Mrs.\and a corsage of yellow Sweet- hia m Just toss these slippers in the washer when R. D. Campbell with Miss Doro-|heart roses. The bridegroom's : ; : ae they get soiled! Foam rabber soles ate thy Vanderbent as soloist. mother chose a sheath dress in . # (i eld ob, can't oisid dan: Sisal Given in marriage by herjbeige with a matching jacket Y ZG 3 ta ke h ' 1 oer dieses uncle, Mr. James Leveridge,| and a corsage of orange roses : ait f oe) eather outsoles are quiet round the house. the bride wore a white full-/ When the bridal couple left oi f } Sizes 6-3. $2.98 length gown of silk organza|their honeymoon trip to the over taffeta on princess lines, Thousand Islands and New s : j with short sleeves and a sc00p| York State the bride was wear- 4 ; : $ d ; ' neckline. Her three-quarter/ing a knitted black and white s 4 \2 f /é : MISSES PLAYGIRL Little girls will love these length veil was held by a pearl) suit, black and red accessories j ; j slippers of sweater knit fabric with stylish ' Pee f cuff and tiny golden crown at side. 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