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| | j | j 1 | 1 \ bh AWAITING EARLY arrivals, Colonel R. S, McLaughlin heads his family, Miss Isabel McLaughlin, Mrs. M. A. | Hundreds Renew Old Friendships At Gracious, Parkwood At Home The massive portals of Park- wood, Oshawa home of Colonel R. S. McLaughlin were thrown wide on Saturday afternoon when the genial host and mem- bers of his family welcomed a succession of some seven hun- dred guests With his remarkable memory for names and faces undimin- ished and an effervescent Irish wit, the host stood for hours Shaking hands and 'embracing his old-time friends and ob- viously enjoying the as much as everyone else. At his side were Miss Isabel McLaughlin, Mrs. Mildred Tur- ner of Coral Gables, Florida; Mr. and Mrs. John B. Pangman of Charlottesville, Virginia, and Mrs. C. Churchi!] Mann. Miss McLaughlin was wearing primrose delustered silk satin, the bodice delicately embroi- dered in pastel silk motifs, twinkling with opalescent pail- lettes and the skirt falling in soft folds. Mrs. Turner chose shell pink peau de soie with a beaded lace bodice and peg-top| skirt accented with a flat bow. Mrs. Pangman's dress was clas- sically simple, navy blue chif- fon, gracefully draped with a floating back. panel and Mrs. Mann's tabac brown peau de sole sheath was richly beaded in bronze over which she wore a matching stole-wrap with fringed ends reaching the hem- line. Chrysanthemums in the en- trance hall were the warm and glowing '"'gold lace' variety, with yellow cascades decorat- ing the circular staircase. A large specimen of a new var- iety, "Cream" was used in the solarium where the reception line awaited the guests. Many beautiful varieties and colorings were shown in the party ANN LANDERS Dear Ann Landers: We just returned honie from visiting rel. atives. There were other guests present and we were aii seated in the living room. My husba.i saw a bowl of fruit on the coffee table and reached over"to help himself. Before I could stop him @ \he took a great big bite and Turner, Mrs, J. B. Pangman and Mr, Pangman and Mrs. | C, Churchill Mann. | --Oshawa Times Photo Jo Aldwinckie, Women's Editor Dial 723-3474 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, November 12, 1963 7 long gallery of Canadian Art, enhanced by. the use of founda- tion planting of crotons and adiantum fern. In the dining rooms, and green 'Nightingale' santhemums and the new bronze 'Radiant' were used in effective, candle-lighted ar- rangements, Pouring tea at appointed in- tervals were Mrs. E. G, Baker, Mrs. G. D, Conant, Mrs. R. E. Kindersley, Mrs. E. V. Lander, Mrs. N. C. Millman, Mrs. Os- car Mills, Mrs. John Oille, Mrs Joseph Pigott, Mrs. W. D. Ross, Mrs. D. E. Robertson, Mrs. E. H. Walker and Mrs. E. J. Umphrey. The tea assistants were Miss white chry- HE'S A YEAR This charming young man, who celebrates his first birth- day, today, is Glenn Chomniak, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chomniak, Linden Court. His grandparents are Mrs. Wil- try AMBITION Susan Armstrong, Miss Carol Herman Heintzman, Mrs. Phil- ip Jackson, Mrs, A. V. Larway, Mrs. Shirley MacPherson, Mrs. /E. iGecnge Mclaughlin, Miss Eliza-| beth McMullen, Mrs. R. K.| F W bb B Miller, Mrs. John Moffat Jr.. Heather Trances We ecomes Miss Jennifer-Anne Oille, Mrs. Derek} . Phillips, Miss° Linda Pierson, DTIQG@ aro e@wal Daliem Mrs. Roderick Ross, Miss San- and Mrs. John Spratt. the scene of the recent wedding|lottetown, was best man and the An innovation in the conserva-|of Heather Frances, only daugh-|ushers were John and Garfield tories was the Japanese garden.|ter of Mr. and Mrs. T, J. Webb|Webb, Bowmanville, brothers of Sede ' F ..|Dewar Ballem, son of Mrs. J.! The reception was held in Cen- present. in gs national peda Ballem of Charlottetown, |tennial Hall where the. bride's and answered questions relat-)prince Edward Island, and the|mother received wearing dusty stone paths meandering around) The marriage was solemnized|crowned fur felt hat and an rockeries and pools, fed by a|by the Reverend L. Wesley | a pi haze fur cape, The tiny waterfall. The gentle tap/bert, assisted by the Reverend/bridegroom's mother assisting, authentic sound to this peaceful! tario, a first cousin of the bride-|/ berry crepe souffle with a white bower. groom. Mr. Rhyddid Williamsjfur hat and black seal cape. This new garden drew consid-|Was the organist and the solo- Each had a corsage of white |greenhouses filled with over|"The Lord's Prayer'? and "O| For their wedding trip, t he jtwo hundred varieties of chry-|Perfect Love", Secombe net bride donned a raspberry red, santhemums. were equally|for which was anranged by Mr.|wool shift with a high turban I ! : ' j}hat in blending colors and a cor- ing in the display the delicate} The bride, given in marriage|sage of White chrysanthemums. orchid collection, the manyjby her father, wore a floor-|Mr. and Mrs, Ballem are re- cyclamen, "Lady...Mack" be- 1p flowered lace over satin. The} The bride attended Bowman- ang om haven oe eee fitted bodice featured a bateau ville Public and High Srnools were the Asplenium o irds|neckline and lily-point sleeves.| Anil? Pai Mua naik Rat er" Phatis fern and a yp jand Peterborough Teachers held her shoulder-length veil of dron. The border ferns and|tujle illusion and she carried a/ grasses, Panicum and Pilea|jace-over-satin handbag and a SOCIAL NOTI( ES many colors. | : | Miss Joan Davey of Tyrone ENGAGEMENT | Amon, uests fnom Toronto) ,, wi "yeas "8 . 5 was maid of honor and Miss) he engagement is announced jthe Honorable Earl Rowe and . # IMrs. Rowe, and many friends hey -- = street-length/Mrs, John Janetos, Oshawa . gowns of yellow organza over\and the late Mr. Janetos, t from Ontario centres included|*: + ith id ; | Mr. Janews, to eta with a wide strip Of/Mr. Thomas Lambos, son of onel-McLaughlin's granddaugh- A m : : Galt attended from Montreal|'™® & : ; sses|late Mr. Lambos. The marriage jwere yellow, wedding - ringjis to take place in Schenec- Coral Gables, Florida, was als : la hea pata ui lee aa cades of white and yelliw chrys-|January 12, 1964. elena cae anthemums. HELPED The flower girl was Miss ENGAGEMENT MONTREAL (CP) -- Baller- groom's niece from Charlotte- of Brooklin wish to announce ina Dame Alicia Markova told| town. P.E.J. Her dress was of|the engagement of their daugh- an audience of Montreal women} Conlin, Mrs. Gordon Hare, Mrs R. S. McLaughlin, Mrs. Miss Jacqueline Moody, |dra Robson, Mrs, Donald Storie King street United Church was, Mr. Ralph MacDonald, Char- Two young Japanese girls were|9f Bowmanville, and Mr. Harold|the bride. ing to this form of art, flag-/late Mr, Ballem. rose lace over taffeta, a high- of bamboos striking added an|Byron Howlett of Guelph, On-|wore a sheath dress of rasp- erable admiration but the many|ist, Mr, Fred Densham, sang/and yellow chrysanthemums. beautiful and interesting, includ-| Williams. | pi gy Ae ane a length, full-skirted gown of soft)siding at 340 Marland venue, cae ceknaon Hower" Cisesain: Nylon petals forming a rose) College. enhanced the beauty of the] cascade of white carnations, jwere the Lieutenant Governor| Jane Flett, junior bridesmaid.|g¢ sophia Janetos, dauchter of Mr. and Mrs, Leslie Frost. Col-lwhite lace through the centre Mrs. Peter Lambos, Philadel- and Mrs, lee Mean from | whimsies. They carried cas-|tady, New York, on Nancy MacDonald, the bride-| Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ormiston that fallen arches, not ambition, | pastel grean nylon with *ch.| ter, Lynda Patricia, to Mr. Ron-| ; jing headd ss and Ahe car-|2!d John Bray, son of Mr. started her dancing. When she/ried the sam i nd yellow/@nd_ Mrs. Jack Bray, Port Perry. The marriage will take place on Saturday, November 23, 1963, at 2.30 p.m. in Brook- lin United Church. was eight, a doctor recom-| flowers. mended ballet because the exer- PERSONALS ENGAGEMENT lcises were strengthening, She {made her first professional ap- {pearance at the age of 10 and at 14 joined the Diaghilev Bal-| ' let. 8 Following the wedding re-| The engagement is announced Lei _________ |hearsal, Mr. cand Mrs. : Robert|°f Joan Lorraine Alldred, daugh- |Flett and datghters, Jane and| rT of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. All- Isabell, entertained the Ballem-|4'ed, to James Albert Gibbens, lWebb bridal patty. at {son of Mr, and Mrs. J. H. Gib- their), lhome, "Flettdale" in Brooklin,|O°"S,, all of Oshawa. The |The bride, the former Heather} |Frances Webb, was honored at a shower held at the home of "\her aunt, Mrs. P. T. Mutton, ,|Bowmanville. The girls in Miss --* |Webb's office at General Motors -theld a dinner in her honor at ' \the Flying Dutchman and pre- jsented her with an heirloom) '\bedspread and a pink woo! \blanket. She also received an/| i \electric fry-pan from her group! Jin General Motors, The bride- |groom's bowling team presented | jhim with a yellow, wool blanket and his fellow-workers at Gen- jeral Motors, a gift certificate. a.m. in St. Gregory's Roman} The French Conversation} |Group of the University |Women's Club of Oshawa and) | District, met last evening at the| jhome of Mrs. William Stirling, | |Oshawa boulevard north. men the/rphesians, chapter 4, verses 11 Sunday, |° Catholic Church, | Good food dese Mr. an Mrs. Gordon Tonkin} jand daughter Heather, Ottawa,| |visited Mr. Tonkin's parents, | Mr, and Mrs. E. A. Tonkin, Town Line north, and. Mrs, Tonkin's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Stewart, French street, | this past weekend. liam Chomniak, Oshawa, and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bishop, Hamilton, and his great- grandmother is Mrs. Richard Russell, Kirkland Lake. Ireland Studio | Due to faulty | elimination can be relieved overnight with the help of K:L PILLS. broke his tooth on ple. | Everyone was convulsed with laughter, and I must say the look of astonishn.ent on my hus- band's face was worth the price Now he is mad at his sister-) in-law and says she had no bus- iness putting out artificia' fruit, He swears she did it as a gag. | I don't think he has a legi- jtimate beef. If he hadn't had |so many martinis he would jhave known the apple was wax ithe moment he picked it up. |What do you think about this? --GARDEN OF EDEN Dear Eden: The hostess |\should not be expected to hang a sign on artificial fruit saying, "This is fake. Do not eat.' suspect about the martinis are correct, If your husband wants to be |mad, let him be mad at him- | self. Dear Ann Landers: In May our 16-year-old daughter eloped with a high school senior. They were gone only the night and nobody knows about the elope- ment but us and the boy's par- ents. We six talked it over the next day when they 'returned and we succeeded in getting the children to see that it would be best to have the marriage an- nulled, Our attorneys worked it out with our cl rgyman and everything was settled Two weeks ag out daughter told us she is pregnant. The boy has made it clear he does not want to get married. He is a Bonds Of Peace Theme Of Meeting Westminster UCW "At all times in_ history |'Peace' is' and should be our only thought. Our hope for sur- vival in this world and the next wax ap- j\depends »n.our peace with our! jneighbors both here and abroad. {Not God alone can give peace but we ourselves must be for- | giving and forgiven, be loving and be loved, be thankful and give thanks.' These words were} Mrs. Peter Lofthouse's remarks lat Westminster United Church |Women's meeting held last Monday night. 'Bonds _ of |Peace" is a main objective in| the world today. | dent of Westminster UCW, brought the meeting to order by the theme 'From all that dwell below the skies', followed by the Lord's prayer. Thanks were extended to all who took part in the turkey supper held re- cently, "Glorious things of thee are |spoken"" was sung. Mrs. Peter |Lofthouse read responsively from the first Beatitudes. Mrs. \John Porter led in prayer and read the scripture taken from 15, The hymn '"'Rise Up, O Men f God" was then sung. Mrs. Jack Allan,' the church organ- ist, introduced her daughter, Miss Susan Allan and Miss Ger- trude 'Trudy' Manson who, |with Mrs..Jack Allan played a piano trio entitled "March Mili- taire". Mrs. Ray Hatter gave |two vocal solos, one being "Tis |Me, O Lord' by Burleigh and ithe other "Do Yiu Know", |song. Miss Louise Pogson, Whit- |by, was a guest entertainer and |she played a piano solo called "Juba Dance". | Mrs. George Lofthouse report- ed that the bundle of toys which |she personally undertook to have }packaged and sent to New |Delhi, India, from the group is on its way, to arrive in time marriage is to take place on|for Christmas. The president, | Saturday, November 30, at 11.00/Mrs. John Redko, informed the| group that they now have ac- quired a gas stove for use in rves good wine CANADA'S WINES OF DISTINCTION This Modern Adam || Finds Aple P your conclusions | Mrs. John Redko, the presi-| translated from a German folk}: Mrs. Charles Gunn, Mrs. H. Jonnston, Mrs. Charles Bowre, Miss Doris Cameron, Mrs. Ken- neth Peterson, and Mrs. Bruce | Bradley. Lady Shriners Night Of Cards The Oshawa and district La- dies' Bokhara Court, Ladies' Oriental Shrine of North Am- erica Inc. held a successful Night of Cards at the Shrine clubrooms, Simcoe street north, recently. The social evening and play was declared open by ly Mabel Barnett of Toronto Bok- hara Court. | Prize winners were Mrs. R. |Wellman, Mrs. A. C. Stone, Mrs. M, O'Regan, Mrs. A. J. Lymer, Mrs. Mabel Swanger, Mrs. Douglas Barnes, Mrs. H. F. Woodcock, Miss Jane Jobb, Mrs. J. S. Menzie, Mrs. §, T. Hopkins, Mrs. Joan Liddiard, Mrs. E. J, Ferguson, Mrs. W. M. Haynes, Mrs. D. W. Ives, Mrs. H. G. Roughley, Mrs. R. Taylor, Mrs, Kenneth McRae, Mrs. Ian Currie, Mrs. Ed. Rose, Miss Mamie Kellow, Mrs. R. Crook, Miss June Hyde, Mrs. Bruce McGregor, Mrs. G. Wil- liams, Mrs. R. Batten, Mrs. Miles Stoughton, Mrs. Lorne Williams, Mrs. Norman Ward, Mrs. George King, Mrs. D. Cal- houn, Mrs. A. Dowdle, Mrs. Lee Rolson, Mrs. W. Clary, Miss Lois Brodie, Mrs. W. B, Miller, MAPLE CLEANERS 504 SIMCOE ST. S. OSHAWA Cosh & Corry -- 4 Hr. Service ff Pi moe poehiy ree Pick-' an "Your Family's Friend" PHONE 725-0643 honey freshman in college now and is enjoying what he cails freedom." He told her to the baby up for ad ption if wants to, and has made it clear she can't count on him for a thing. My husband started looking for his deer rifle when he heard the boy's remark . I got him to calm down and pleaded with him to be rational and not add to our daughter's problems. : Please tell us what are the boy's responsibilities? Can we force a marriage? We need help. --DISTRAUGHT PAR- ENTS Dear Distraught: You cannot force a marriage, And éven it you could, why on earth would you want to? That irresponsible little punk would make a lemon of a husband, and a mighty poor father. | You need a lawyer. He will explain the boy's obligations-- jand the sooner the better. Dear Ann Landers: I am in a tough spot and don't know what to do. During lunch period a certain bunch of girls smoke in| the suncol bathroom. A lot of »-----DEVELOPING --PRINTING --ENLARGING Color or Black & Whi PHOTO SERVICE 728-1619 251 KING ST. 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In February, the Presby-| tery has been invited to West- minster United Church for noon| dinner, She also 'reported that/ seven bowls were replaced in} the kitchen. | The members were reminded| about renewing the subscription | to the United Church Observer. | Mrs. Gordon Clark will -- the subscriptions. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Peter Lofthouse, Mrs. John Porter and Mrs. Jack Allan. | The December meeting will be | | "Free Pick-Up & Delivery" awe "JUST ONE CALL DOES THEM ALL" "Over 75 Years' BAKER Experience" CARPE} Cleaning Co. Your local Agent . ROSS E. MILLS co. LTD. in the form of a pot luck supper and a 25c gift exchange, held at the church hall on December 2. 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