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~ nai ianias Ocenia gie tas Uemen Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor Dial 7238-3474 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, November 39,1962 7 Holy Name of Mary Church MR. AND MRS. ROBERT VICKERY, SIXTY YEARS WED Felicitations From Far And Wide Shower On Pair Celebrating Diamond Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs, Robert Vickery *celebrated their diamond wed- ding on Monday, November 5, by welcoming many friends and relatives amid a bower of flow- ers at the home of their daugh- ter, Mrs. Harry Brockwell, King street west. Assisting Mrs. Brockwell was their other . daughter, Mrs. Sydney Burgess of Courtice and their grand- daughter, Mrs, Robert Tumey. Over two hundred guests sig- ed the anniversary book, in the charge of little Miss Janice Tumey, the eldest of their great grandchildren, at a table which held an exquisite bouquet of 25 pink roses, one from each of their 13 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. The dining table was center- ed with a crystal basket of orchid and pink flowers, flanked by orchid tapers in tall crystal candelabra, Pouring {ea in the afternoon were Mrs. Clifford Vickery, Mrs, Harry Canfield, Mrs, Alfred Austin and Mrs. Harry Pellow, while Mrs. George Brockwell, Mrs. Ralph Naylor, Miss Loftie Newton and Mrs. Clarence Kay took charge in the evening. The Misses Beverley and Bon- nie Burgess and Miss Cheryl Vickery, granddaughters, Miss Susan, Foster, a great- niece, assisted in serving the guests, MARRIED IN WHITBY Mrs. Vickery, the former Miss Louise Foster, received in @ blue crepe and lace gown with an orchid corsage. The couple was married sixty years ago by the Reverend John Abrahamson in Whitby and have lived the greater part of their married lives in Oshawa. A host of cards was received; telegrams from different parts of Canada, the United States and Bermuda and one from Her Majesty the Queen, greatly treasured as both Mr. and Mrs. Vickery are of pioneer stock with their roots going far back into British soil. Mr. Vickery was born in Rag- lan where his grandparents had settled and was the youngest of ten children born to Joseph Vickery and the former Mar- garet Miller, daughter of the Reverend John Miller. Mrs. Vickery's ancestors were the first settlers of Albion Township; one of them having the distinction of being the first white child born in that district. The family came to Oshawa from Aurora 90 years ago. Mr. Vickery is the last of his gen- eration. Mrs. Vickery, one of ten children also, has three brothers li : Messrs. Thomas and Albert Foster of Toronto and Dr. Fred Foster of Kapus- kasing. CIVIC GREETINGS Among the guests in the after-/drawing-ronom accommodation, | Wedding party after the rehear- noon were her Worship Mayor|to Vancouver, where they williSal last Thursday evening, Children of Mr. and Mrs Herbert Edwards, Centre street south, Whitby, are Loreann Elizabeth, aged nine 4nonths when the picture was Christine Thomas and Mr, T, D. Thomas MLA who presented Mrs. Vickery with an illumin- ated address from the Ontario Government with their best wishes for their 60th anniver- sary and the years to come. The day was made perfect for them when their son and his family arrived from Guelph. Previous to-the at home a surprise party was given by their children and _ grandchil- dren at the Masonic Temple, at- tended by over 50 relatives and itimate friends from Brock- ville, Bowmanville, Whitby, Weston, Toronto, St. Catharines, Guelph, Niagara, New York and) Oshawa. A corsage was pinned on the bride of sixty years ago by her son, Clifford, ad his daughter, Eleanor, gave the bridegroom a boutonniere. Two lines were formed from the entrance to the end of the hall and the couple passed through, greeting each member and receiving in return loving congratulations. | Mrs. George Morgan, at the piano, played a medley of old- time songs throughout and when the end of the guest line was reached was playing the Anni- visit their granddaughter, Mrs. Alex Green (Betty) and grand- Marysville, was the setting for the marriage of Miss Agne: Joan Walsh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Walsh, Marysville to' Mr. Peter La Rush, son of Mr. and Mrs, Gor- don LaRush, Oshawa. The double - ring ceremony was performed by the Reverend J. J. O'Neill. The nuptial mass was served by Mr. Paul Flynn, Marysville, and Mr. John La Rush, brother of the bride- groom. The organist was Miss Margaret O'Neill. She accom- panied Mrs. D'Arcy Smith as she sang 'On This Day' and "Panis Angelicus" and Mr, Ed- ward Brown who sang "Mother Beloved" and "'O Saturis". Given in marriage by her |brother, Mr. Edward Walsh, the |bride wore a gown of nylon taf- |feta. The bodice featured lily point sleeves and a Sabrina neckline edged with seed pearls and Venetian lace. The bouffant skirt was gathered at the back of the waistline by two rosettes from which flowed a chapel son, Lieuteant Barry Burgess train. Her elbow-length veil of of Victoria. silk illusion was caught by a Peter LaRush And Agnes Walsh Married in Marysville, Ont. | lotted with seed pearls; She sarried a bouquet of white eathered carnations and trail- ng ivy centred with a white orchid, The bride's sister, Mrs. Gene Drumm, Kingston, matron of honor, wore a gold street-length dress of peau de soie with a fitted bodice and featuring a shoulder cape with matching headdress. The other attendants Miss Dorothy Walsh and Mrs. Jerome Collins, also sisters of the bride, were similarly attired in green peau de soie, All car- ried boquets of bronze and yel- low chrysanthemums. : The best man was Mr. John Strachan with Mr. Peter Ander- lson and Mr. Richard Anderson, |both of Oshawa, were the ushers. The reception was held at the Tops Motor Hotel, Belleville. The bride's mother received the guests, wearing a brown _print- ed silk dress, green accessories and a corsage of yellow rosss. The bridegroom's mother chose a gold sheath dress, brown ac- cessories and a corsage of But- terfly. roses. | | eae EXCHANGE VOWS Seen signing the register are Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ken- ly Robinson who were married recently in Simcoe Street UNITS, GROUPS, AUXILIARIES COLLEGE HILL ASSOC. The regular meeting of the College Hill Neighborhood Asso- ciation was held Tuesday eve- ning, November 6, with Mrs. George Bell presiding. Plans were being made for the Ball Banquet to be held at the clubhouse November 14. It was suggested that the moth- ers of the ball team be asked to help with the banquet. Mrs, Harry Williams, presi- dent of the Ladies' Auxiliary, gave her report and thanked everyone for their help at their recent bazaar, Mrs. Williams mentioned that Mr, Peter Muzik gave a re- port 'on the Teenage Dances held at the clubhouse each Fri- day night. The next meeting is Decem- ber 4, at 8 p.m. Electrolysis Removes warts, moles and superfluous hair. Over 13. Years' Experience MARIE MURDUFF wil be in Oshawe at the Genoshe Hotel, Nev. 12, 13, 16 PHONE 723-4641 for appointment en these detes Mrs, Peter Muzik won. the pot- ted plant and Mrs. Luther Locke won the fancy bun bas- ket in the lucky draw. 'DRUG STORES OPEN THIS SUNDAY -- 12:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. JURY & LOVELL ROSSYLNN PLAZA DIAL 728-4668 KARN DRUGS United Church: The bride is the former Anna Marie Wood, | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | 28 KING ST. EAST DIAL 723-4621 den and Mrs. Vickery is still active Lodge. Both are blessed with good health, a youthful spirit and enjoy entertaiing. Mr. Burgess read telegrams of welcome from them, also crown headdress of nylon tulle When the bridal couple left on! their honeymoon trip to Nassau,| others from a granddaughter, Mrs. Ross Burton (Nancy) of Halifax and Miss Brenda New- SOCIAL NOTICES CLUB CALENDAR stk tc eer sutene Ei ton in Bermuda. A highlight was the playing of a tape recording received from the Burgess fam- ily of Vancouver. Mr. Vickery expressed his and his wife's deep appreciation for all the loving thoughtfulness and extended to all an invitation to their 70th anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Vickery have three living children; one 'son, Clifford of Guel,ph; Eleanor (Mrs. S. W. Burgess of Cour- tice) ad Hilda (Mrs. Harry Brockwell) Oshawa. There are 13 grandchildren ad 12 great- randchildren. Mr. Vickery has been retired for some time but takes great interest in producing a fine gar- Rebekah tin Sushine versary Waltz and Mr. ad Mrs. Vickery led the: dace. FAVORITE BALLADS Later, Mr. Sydey Burgess, who acted as master of cere- monies, introduced the Casual- airs, a Oshawa quartet com. prising Messrs, Roy Heber, Charles Murray, Victor Me- Adam and Harry Brockwell who sang the couple's favorite songs and others dedicated to them, "If I Had My Life to Live Over", "Side by Side', and "When Your Old Wedding Rig Was New". Part of the evening was spent in dancing and renewal of old friendships, some guests not having met in years. A song composed and played by Mrs. George Morgan and dedicated to Mr. ad Mrs. Vick- ery was made up from their names, eding with "God Bless You for, Your Friendship Here Tonight" and sung by Mrs, Wal- ter H. Bestwick to the-tune of "'Mother", followed by '"'May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You"', The bride and bridegroom cut the three-tier cake, made and decorated by a life-time friend, which centered the buffet table decorated throughout with bow!s of pink baby chrysanthemums and lighted by tall, pink tapers in crystal holders. DIAMOND HONEYMOON Mr, Clifford Vickery address- ed his parents and Mr. John Taylor made the presentation speech, recalling thtir 25th, 50th anniversaries which he had also attended. He presented the hon- }ored pair with return tickets, A WHITBY TRIO taken, Daniel Robert two, and Steven Herbert, five years of age. They are the grandchil- dren of Mr. and Mrs, Redvers King, Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Edwards, Whitby. urday, Mrs. Patrick Meagher, the former Carol Ann Slobodian was honored at several showers Carol Sobodian Guest of Honor Prior To Marriage Before her marriage last Sat- A neighborhood shower was held at the home of Mrs. A. C. Britton, Burk street. Co-hostess was Mrs. William Rahme, as- sisting were Miss Myrna Brit- ton and Miss Jaclyn Mitruk, A linen shower was held at the home of Mrs. L. G. Ste- vens, Byron street north, Whit- by, assisted by. Mrs. Paul Ko- walski. Guests were aunts and cousins of the bride. Serving the guests were the Misses Diane and Judy Stevens and Mrs, Bruce Brandt. Mrs. Douglas Meagher ar- ranged a miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs, Carl Meag- her, Gibbon street, assisted by Miss Margaret Brown. Guests were relatives and friends of the bridegroom. Mrs. Paul Kowalski and Mrs, E. Holody were hostesses at a personal ~ and miscellaneous shower for friends of the bride, held at the former's home on Rossland road west. The girls on the office staff of Adams Furniture presented the bride with an eight piece MONDAY Ritson H and § Assn. Harmony H and § Assn. Sunset Heights H and S Assoc. South Simcoe H and § Assoc, Vincent Massey H and S Assoc. Air Cadets Auxiliary Lyceum Club Pleasant Mon. Aft. Club Rundle Park Auxiliary Woodview Park Auxiliary 23rd Scout Mothers' Aux TUESDAY St. Matthew's Guild King Street H and'S Assoc. Woodcrest H and S Assoc. West Courtice H and S$ Assoc. St. Peter's WA SA Home League TOPS Club Christ Church Eve. WA King Street UCW Cc Evelyn Goodwin Unit Court Oshawa,, IOF Albert Street UCW 5 Calvary Baptist YWMC Beta Sigma Phi Pythian Sisters Kate McLaurin Aux. St. George's WA Nellie Dearborn Group WEDNESDAY University Women's Club Harmony UCW Eastview Park Aux. Victory Lodge, LOBA Albert Street UCW 1 Rebekah Lodge No. 3 Northminster UCW Come Doubles Club Cedardale UCW Guiders' Club St. Gregory's CPTA St. Andrew's UCW THURSDAY St. George's Eve. WA Court Charlene, COF Pilot Club Happy Doubles' Club Albert Street UCW 3 Calvary Baptist WMS Christ Church Eve. Guild Albert Street UCW 4 St, George's WA St. Andrew's UCW Harvey Hunt Auxiliary Sunbeam Chapter, OES 17th Scout. Mothers' Aux. St, Mark's WA Jaycettes | Soroptimist Club FRIDAY Silver Cross Women cessories and a white orchid] RECEPTION | | corsage. | Mr, and Mrs. Murray Green- | Guests in attendance were){ree, 333 Athol street east, will) from Woodstock, Toronto, Osh-|be happy to receive their rela: awa, Kingston, Enterprise; Wolf|tives, friends and neighbors on Island, Ottawa and Belleville. |Tuesday, November 20, from 2.30 to 5.00 p.m. and 7.00 to 9.36 PERSONALS |p.m. on the occasion of their |50th wedding anniversary. Prior to her marriage to Mr. Peter LaRush, Miss Agnes MARRIAGE The marriage of Elizabeth Walsh was honored at a per- sonal shower given by the girls Anne Clayton, daughter of Mr. from the office staff of the Bell and Mrs, Edward Clayton of Niagara Falls, Ontario; a" : iley, 80 Telephone Company at the Osh-| ca¥/ord Benjamin Bailey, ton ot awa Golf Club, assisted by Mrs. Bailey of Oshawa, took place on Jean Crawford; also at a linen Saturday, October 20, 1962, at shower held at the home of Mrs. the Metropolitan United Church A. S. Mepstead, Whitman cre- scent, with Miss Julie Crosson and Miss Jacqueline Cornish as London, Ontario, with the Rever- co + hostesses. A miscellaneous end Clifford Waite officiating. BIG BUYER shower was held by Mrs. Joan| West Germany is the fourth Randell; Following the wedding rehersal the bridal party were largest impo Ets r of bh States goods, taking some $1,- jentertained by a buffet supper |at the home of Mrs. and Mrs, anadian Legion Aux. 500,000,000 annually. |Edward Brown, Belleville. Mrs. M. A. Turner, Coral |Gables, is visiting her father, Colonel R. S. McLaughlin and will assist him in receiving guests at the chrysanthemum tea this afternoon. Mrs. W. D, Clarke of Farmington, Connecti- cut, Mrs. Turner's daughter-in- law's mother, is also a house | guest for the weekend. Northminster UCW held a suc- jcessful and colorful Country |Fair at the church on Wednes- |day afternoon. Mrs. Sandford Perry, president, and past pres- ident of both the former WA and WMS, with Mrs. H. A. Mellow who also held the office of pres. ident in the former WMS, re- ceived the guests. Pouring tea were past presidents of the for- mer organizations, Mrs. J. W. Perkin, Mrs. Ray Yeo, Mrs. George W. Jewell and Mrs. Kenneth Wooster. Brian A, Evans; Kelowna, B.C., Mr. Bruce. M. Preston; Oak- ville, Miss Heather Brock-Hills; MacLeod, Mr. D. Miss Earline Bishop, Gerald- ton; Quebec, Mr. R. L. Grenof, Miss Gisele L'Ecuyer; Miss Margaret Peifer. Among those who assisted in making Mr. ad Mrs. W. Gor- don Bunker's reception for their golden wedding anniversary a happy and memorable occasion was Mrs, L. V. Disney who presided at the tea table for an interval. Mrs. Disney was listed among the tea pourers as Mrs. Stanley Disney, a slight con- fusion arising from their names both being Mabel. CORRECTION Mr. and Mrs. Bradica were married November 6, 1912 and not 1918 which was a typograph- ical error. All their children were hosts for the party includ- ing Mr. and Mrs, James Win- ters (Barbara). DO YOU KNOW? That you can lose inches, stay slim and trim et... SLIM-RITE CENTRE 204 KING ST. 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