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LEG (0) Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor Dial 723-3474 Principal Welcomes Mothers to H-S Tea The Dr. C. F. Cannon Home and School executive entertain- ed the mothers of all Grade 1 pupils at a tea recently. Mrs, H, H. Mitchell, record- ing secretary, introduced Mr. G. A. Korry, principal, who wel- comed the guests. Mr. Korry presented Miss @ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, October 12, 1963 f jmothers of kindergarten pupils, " teacher, wh» outlined a typical MR. AND MRS. E. M. BUZMINSKI Three Sisters, Treland Studio Three Brothers Attend Pearson-Buzminski Rites Mary Theresa Pearson, daugh- ter of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Pearson, Oshawa, became the bride of Edward M. Buzminski, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Buzminski, Oshawa, last Satur- day in St. Gertrude's Roman Catholic Church, Oshawa. The Reverend John Myetfs of- ficiated and the altar servers were Michael Brady and Mi- chael White. The wedding music was played by Miss Connie Lu- cas, Oshawa. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor- length gown of carnation white faille taffeta with a scoop neck: line and lily point sleeves, The fitted bodice and dropped waist- line were outlined with import- ed guipure lace. Her dress fea- tured a controlled skirt trimm- ed at front with bands of match- ing lace and self bows, A sun- burst of pleats at back fell into) e@ chapel train. Her shoulder- length veil of tulle illusion was held by a crown of aurora bor- ealis crystal ited The bride was attended by her sisters, Miss Sylvia Pear- son, maid of honor, Miss Jac- queline Pearson, bridesmaid, and Miss Ruth ,Pearson, junior bridesmaid, alf of Oshawa. They wore identical street- length dresses of gold silk satin with scoop necklines, three- quarter sleeves, and draped- front bodices. Their skirts fell into all-round unpressed pleats with self bow and rosette ac- centing the back. Their head- dresses of curled feathers held a small veil in matching gold. They carried nosegays of yel- low and bronze chrysanthe- mums. The bridegroom's brother, Ray Buzminski, was best man, and the ushers, also brothers of the groom, were John Buz- minski, and Robert Buzminski, all of Oshawa. For the reception held at Club 401, Oshawa, the bride's gold, brocade sheath dress nd jacket with dark beads with pearl drops, She carried a cascade of yellow rose buds brown accessories and a cor- sage of white, tinted brown and stephanotis. carnations, Frances McLeod, Primary Con- sultant, who explained the primary unit system and read- ing program, Mrs, Leo Ginstl and Mrs. Leonard Callfas were in charge of refreshments, SOCIAL NOTICE AT HOME Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grills, Columbus, Ontario, will be at home to their friends and neigh- bors on Sunday, October 20, 1963, from 2.00 p.m. to 4.00 p.m. and 7.00 p.m. to 900 pm, on the occasion of their 60th wed- ding anniversary Coronation H&S Kindergarten Tea Coronation School was the venue of a pleasant occasion on October 3, -- the Kindergarten Tea. Mrs. John Chmara, president of the Coronation Home2 = and School Association welcomed the invited them to join the Associa- tion-and then introduced Mr. R. H. McLeod, Principal of the school, After a few words of welcome, Mr. McLeod introducted Mrs. C. Cornelius, the kindergarten day in kindergarten end passed ou; samples of the type of work the class will be doing during the year. Each parent was abie to take} advantage of the opportunity to chat with Mrs. Cornelius and establish a personal contact which always makes for better parent-teacher relationships. Mrs. G. E. Moss, president of Oshawa District Ilome and School Council and Mrs. R. H. McLeod, wife of the principal poured tea. Mrs. R. A. Donald was the general convener, Mrs, K. A. Dawe, social convener, was as- sisted by the following members of the executive: Mrs. G. Glass- ford, Mrs. Joseph Maga, Mrs. Steve Macko, Mrs. William Morrison, Mrs, Peter Ritzie and Mrs. C. E, Williams. The bridegroom's mother as- sisted wearing a Banff blue sheath dress and matching jacket with white hat and gloves, black accessories and a corsage of white, tinted blue carnations. When the couple left for a motoring trip to the State of Florida, the bride was wearing a cranberry wool boucle suit with white hat and gloves, black accessories and a corsage of white carnations. On their return Mr. and Mrs. awa. Out of town guests were pres- ent from Aurora, Chatham, Kit- chener, Lindsay; London, Peter- borough and Port Perry. wrrnnnee CONVENERS OF "FLIGHT INTO FASHION' Mrs. Henry Bickle, co-con- vener, and Mrs. Douglas Clemens, convener of "Flight Into Fashion", sponsored by the Women's Auxiliary (Eve- ning Chapter) of the Oshawa General Hospital, are hard at work making plans for the fashion show which 'is to be held in St. Gregory's Auditor- ium, October 22 and at SHOW 8.00 p.m. --Oshawa Times Photo Milk costs less if you the economical half-gallon size. Skim- Homo or Guernsey Gold. "At the Store or Vdea Save On Your Milk Purchases Das hs dou] { Latiy Untied AIRY PROC i Helen Ferencz, Honeymoon In The marriage of Helen Ann. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mate Ferencz, Oshawa, and Frank Alexander Nagy, son of Mrs. Andrew Nagy, Oshawa, and the late Mr. Nagy was solemnized recently in St. Gregory's Roman Catholic Church, The ceremony was perform- ed by Monsignor Paul Dwyer. The soloist, Mr. Steven Karnay of Hamilton, sang "On This Day', "O .Beautiful Mother', "Panis Angelicus'" and an Hun- garian hymn, accompanied' by the organist, Mr. Jack Driscoll. The bride was given in mar- raige by her father. She was attired in an original gown of white satin peau de soie. The oval neckline was re-embroider- ed with French Chantilly lace appliques, trimmed with seed pearls. Matching lace motifs trimmed the lily-point sleeves and the bell-shaped skirt in an apron effect. A full, detachable cathedral train fell from the waist and was also trimmed with lace appliques. A circiet of pearl flowers and buds held her waist-length veil of tulle illusion and she carried red American Beauty roses, stephanotis and Pinocchio pompoms in a Hog- arth, curved-line bouquet. PICTURED AT RECEPTION UNITS, GROUPS. AUXILIARIES Ireland Studio Frank Nagy Mexico City wearing a two-piece suit of French wool crepe in cranberry red with a white mink collar, a white mousse hat, black ac- cessories and a white gardenia corsage. Mr. and Mrs. Nagy will re- turn to reside on Floyd street. Guests were present from Wil- lowdale, Etobicoke, Port Credit, Hamilton, Windsor, Niagara Falls, Trenton, Toronto, Scar- borough, Don Mills, Gormley, Port Hope, Brantford, Syracuse, N.Y.; Kalamazoo, Michigan; and Tonawanda, New York. Need a portable baby-gate? Just open a card table with its top up against the side of the door away from the tot. Brace it with a chair full of books, so PILOT CLUB OF OSHAWA its October business meeting Hall. The members were honor- ed to have as their guest Miss tenant Governor of District 17 Pilot International. First vice-president and co-or- dinating chairman Mrs. Russell Flutter called on the chairmen present oral reports of their progress to date and plans for the balance of the year. Lieu- tenant Governor Miss Bascomb was introduced by Mrs. Flutter. Miss Bascomb had attended the international conference at the Fountainbleu Hotel, Miami Beach, Florida, in July and gave a most interesting report. She thanked the club members for the many hours of time that was given to assist in commun- ity service. Plans were made of District 17 Pilot Interna. tional that is being held in Osh- awa, October 26 and 27. Mrs. Fred Lindsay, on behalf of the club, thanked Miss Bas- comb for coming and presented her with a gift of appreciation, EASTVIEW PARK AUX. The September meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary of Eastview Park, was held with Mrs. Paul Kettela presiding. The secre- tary's report was read by Wal- ter Saychuk, in the absence of Mrs. Vernon Claus. Mrs. Gor- don Hanna read the treasurer's report. . It was decided to mark the opening of the Auxiliary's ac- tivities in the new clubhouse in Eastview Park bl opening Eastview Park by holding a "Night of Cards", which will include the regular weekly euchre (progressive) and bridge and other card games. Tickets will be sold for this event and prizes are to be canvassed for by. Mrs. Albert (Bud) Turner and Mrs. John Laverty. Officers were named for run- ining the bingos and euchres for the month of October. It was announced the tea fund had now reached $9.00. The hostesses for next month's meeting will be Mrs. Paul Kettela and Mrs. Gor- don Hanna, Refreshments were served by the hostess for the evening, Mrs. Early Goyne. The next meeting will be held in the clpbhouse Thursday, October 24, at 8.00 p.m. ALBERT. STREET UCW The regular monthly meeting of the UCW was held at Albert Street Church in the Friend- ship room. Mrs. James Scott, the presi- dent, opened the meeting with a poem, "The Greatest Gift', followed by ou rthe mhyem.n followed by our theme hymn. Mrs, Clayton Lee read the min- child can't shove it. utes, and correspondence was The Pilot Club of Oshawa held] # Thursday evening at Simcoe; Lucille Bascom of Toronto, Lieu| 7 of the various committees to} © and finalized for the fall council] 7 treasurer's report also the ca- ES ELE SOL ES. PR BEAUTY AT ITS BEST and the granddaughters of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Burroughs, Brooklin, and of Mrs. Floyd E. Barkley, Long Sault, On- tario, and the late Mr. Barkley. : --Aldsworth Photography These young charmers: are Jane Marlene, one year old, and Janice Elaine, who cele- brates her third birthday to- morrow, They are the daugh- ters of Mr. and Mrs. Carman STOP C, Barkley, East Glen drive, : : rts Ancus-GRavpon CARPET COMPANY 282 King W 28-958) TUE ready by Mrs. Wilbur Down. presiding. Reports were read Mrs. Samuel Gibbs gave the and favorite hymns sung. There|j will be no meeting next Mon- day. Date of next meeting is October 21, at 2.30 p.m. At the) conclusion of the meeting re- freshments were served by Mrs. Raymond Dillabough and Mrs. Duncan Nisbet. tering report. Mrs. Scott re- ported for the manse. Mrs. Harry Loi ttom reported eards had sent to the sick and shut-ins and also repor'eu| on the kitchen equipment. Mrs. Arthur Allman reported on the "Old Fashioned Tea" which will be held October 17. Unit 2 was in charge of the worship service. Mrs, William Grandy opened with a reading, "It is a good thing to give thanks unto the Lord." Those taking part in the wor- ship service were: Mrs. William Grandy, Mrs. Gordon Shemilt, Mrs. George Sanders and Mrs. Athol Robertson. Mrs. Scott thanked Unit 2 for the fine de-' votion period and for the artis- tic arrangements of flowers, fruit and vegetables. The members were reminded of the Presbyterial meeting, Oc- tober 29, at Newtonville. Mrs. Gordon Shemilt and Mrs. George Sanders were chosen as delegates. Unit 1 will be in charge of the November meeting; Unit 5 in charge of hospital visits; Unit 3 will look after Hillsdale Manor and Units 4 and:2 will visit shutyins. Refreshments were served. FELLOWSHIP GROUP The Southminster Fellow-' ship Group held its monthly meeting on Saturday, October 5. The group met at the church hall and enjoyed an evening of Miss Kathy Maher was the maid of honor and the other at- tendants were the Misses Irene Nagy, Philomena Gangemi, PERSONALS Betty Puskas, Jean Balough of Hamilton and Mrs. C. A. Root. They were dressed alike in mother. received, wearing a|Buzminski will reside in Osh-|,merican Beauty rose peau de soie with short sleeves and scoop necklines. The bodices and skirts were re-embroidered with sprays of flowers. Their headdresses were pillbox hats of matching peau de soie with tailored bows at the sides and covered with circlets of match- ing tulle illusion, They carried curved, garland bouquets of white pompoms and Fujii chry- santhemums with a burst of White Tiara rosettes in the cen- tre. The maid of honor's bou- quet was centered with a burst of Melissa Pink Sweetheart roses, The flower girls, the Misses Sandra and Laura Mozic, were dressed alike in white organza dresses with red rosebuds trim- ming the bodices and _ skirts. They carried nosegays of Sweet! Mayday rosettes with white 'eathered carnations. Mr. Edward Nagy was his brother's best man and the ush- ers were Mr. David Puskas and Mr. Leslie Kababik, both of Oshawa; Mr. Ernest Tol di, Hamilton; Mr. Paul Berta and Mr. Gordon Berta, both of To- ronto. A reception was held in the Hungarian Culture Club, Wear- ing sky blue chiffon over crepe, with matching hat, white acces- sories and a corsage of White Tiara Sweetheart roses, the Prior to her marriage last Saturday, to Mr. Edward M. Buzminski, Miss Mary Theresa Pearson was feted at several showers. A miscellaneous show- er was held by Mrs. Sidney Meringer, assisted by Mrs. Jerry Forestall, cousins of the bride, at the former's home. A miscellaneous shower .was given by Mrs. Jack Mackness and Mrs. Al Muir, sisters of the bridegroom, at the home of Mrs. Muir. A_ miscellaneous shower was also given by the housekeeping staff of Hillsdale Manor at the home of Mrs. Violet Attersley. The nursing staff held a _ miscellaneous shower in the auditorium of Hillsdale Manor, The. bride's co-workers and residents of Hillsdale Manor, presented her with an electric clock, a match- ing canister set and. sani-can, and an electric can opener and mix master. After rehear- sal last Friday evening, the bridal party was entertained at the home of the bride-groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Buzminski, Oshawa. : To celebrate his 87th birth- Chomedey, Quebec, where he spent a week, during which a birthday party was held. He received greetings and a gift from his daughter in Vienna, Mrs. Otty Czernok; and guests at the party included Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ruth and baby, Ricky, from New York; Mr. and Mrs. Irving Gerschkovitch, and son, from Ottawa and friends from Montreal, Mr. Gerschkovitch has_ returned home "feeling younger than ever". Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Lesley, Bond street east, have as their guests Mr. Lesley's brother and his wife from Liverpool, Eng- land. Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Les- ley arrived last Sunday and will be here for two weeks. Mrs. J. A. Aldwinckle, Bon- niebrae Lodge, and Miss K. S. square dancing and games. Refreshments were served by, Mr. and Mrs, Anthony Zura- well and Mr.. and Mrs. Bald- win von Minden, who were in charge of the meeting. PMA CLUB The Pleasant Monday After- noon Club held its weekly meet~ ing on October 7, with the presi- dent, Mrs, Elwood Bradley, HOUSEWIVES! There is @ place for you in business wee. hove speciclized Busi- ness Sroming. You con get the training you need ot the OSHAWA BUSINESS COLLEGE Our records indicate thot there Is a ready constant demand for mature women qualified to fill responsible positions. ATTEND HALF-DAY SESSIONS Either mornings or ofternoons 9 to 11:30 a.m. or 1 to 3:30 pim. Choice of up to 5 subjects. Murray, Toronto, are spendi the holiday weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Clive S. Aldwinckle and family at the RCAF Sta- tion Clinton; Ontario. Mrs. G. P. 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