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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, November 14, 1963 2\gram. The highlight was a talk ANGLICAN GIRLS ATTEND SERVICE IN TORONTO Seen with their leader, Mrs. H. R. Lawrence, Westdale street, are some of the girls of St. Mark's Junior Auxil- jary who went to Toronto by chartered bus on Saturday to participate in the White Gift Service at St. James' Cathe- dral. This is a popular an- nual outing for the auxiliary and the gifts this year are designated for Canadian Home Missions. --Oshawa Times: Photos ;|Malaya. While showing colored Westmount H&S Appreciates Talk On Malaya The November meeting of the Westmount Home and School a full and entertaining pro- by Dr. Claude H. Vipond, who spoke about his experiences in slides Dr. Vipond commented on the people, their work, re- ligion, hospitals and schools. In short, he opened a window to the east. Not only the people and their way of life, but also the beautiful' tropical country with its lovely -ties was re- vealed, Exotic trees and luxur- iant flowers moved the audi- ence to voice their admiration. Lacing his remark: with humor, Dr. Vipond made his lecture en- tertaining as well as educational. Mrs, John Hinze thanked Dr. Vipond, who was introuced by Mrs, Cecil G. Step, for shar- i ¢ his exciting experiences. Mrs. Ralph Boneham presid- ed for the routine business. She thanked the methers who as- sisted with the dollar drive in Octobe. Mrs. Roy Spratt re- ported that the project had brought in $224. The principal of Westmount School, Mr. F. H. Ross, in thanking the members for helping with the UNICEF drive on Hallowe'en night, mentioned that Dr. Vipond + a* one of the first citizens of Oshawa to in- troduce the UNICEF drive to this city, The "Hiliters", a quartet of the "'Sweet Adelines", provided the entertainment for the even- ing. Thir medley of songs was well received and prompted them to offer several encores. Quebec Couple Wed In Oshawa In Two-Ring Rites The marriage of Susan Ann Buckland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Buckland of Magog, Quebec, to Mr. Michael Joseph Benoit, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Benoit of Eastman, Quebec, took place recently in the Albert Street United Church, Oshawa, Ontario. The Reverend A. E. Larke officiat- ed in a double-ring ceremony. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a street length gown of white nylon lace over taffeta, the bodice having a rounded neckline and lily-point sleeves. Her finger- tip veil of nylon tulle was held in place by a tiara of pearls. She carried a nosegay of ted roses, white carnations and for- get-me-nots. Mrs, Branka Gilezan, was the only attendant and wore a green nylon over taffeta street length dress with white acces- ories, and a corsage of white carnations, Mr. Moise Gilezan, was best- man and the ushers were Keith Benoit, and Michael Buckland. For the reception at the San- dalwood Restaurant the bride's In a double-ring ceremony in St. Gregory's Roman Catholic Church Louise Mae Thompson became the bride of Daniel Pat- rick Fernane recently. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Thomp- son, Oshawa, and the bride- groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Fernane of Toronto. The Reverend A. G. Ques- nelle performed the ceremony. The soloist, Mrs. William Kins- man, sang "Ave Maria," "On This Day," 'Jesu Thou Art Coming" and "Bless Thou These Hearts," accompanied by the church organist, Mr. Jack Driscoll. The bride was given in mar- riage by her father. Her volumi- nous gown of white French faille was fashioned with a rounded skirt of controlled un- pressed pleats and a _ short- sleeved bodice of organza, ap- pliqued with re-embroidered lace motifs, and scalloped neck- line. A long train of. lace- appliqued organza flowed from above the waistline and a crown of tear-drop pearls held her waist-length, bouffant veil. She carried a shower bouquet of mother received wearing a three-piece brown knit suit, with beige accessories and a cor- sage of white pinocchio chry- santhemums. The bridegroom's mother assisted, wearing a brown silk print dress with matching accessories and a cor- sage of white pinocchio chry- santhemums. For travelling, the bride wore a blue suit, with white accessories 'and a corsage of pink sweetheart jingle roses. The couple will take up their residence in Oshawa. Guests attending were from: Magog, Eastman, Rock Island and St. Hubert, all in Quebec; and from Oshawa, Toronto, Hamilton and Dundas. Double-Ring Ceremony Unites Louise Thompson, Dan Fernane pink Sweetheart roses, nestled in white net, and stephanotis. The matnon of honor was Mrs. James Reid of Hampton. Miss Darlene Fernane, Toronto, and Miss Stella Smarz, Oshawa, were bridesmaids and Miss Sandra Ralston, Oshawa, was junior bridesmaid. Their decollete dresses with shoe-string straps and softly pleated skirts were fashioned of melon-rose peau de soie, with matching chiffon boleros extend- ing at the back to full-length, floating panels. They wore melon-rose wedding ring head- dresses with chiffon veiling and carried cascades of white car- nations, accented with pink. Mr. Anthony Azzarell, Tioron- to, was best man and ushering were Mr. Kelvin Shaughnessy, West Hill, and Mr. James Dun- nigan, Oakville. The bride's mother received the guests in the Fleetwood With her jacket-dress of cycla- men-pink silk shantung she wore'a cafe brown velvet hat, matching accessories and a cor- Sage of tea roses. The bride- groom's mother, assisting, was in lime green and oyster silk brocade with a white melusine hat and corsage of gold roses. The honeymoon was spent in Quebec City and Montreal. As the couple left, the bride was wearing a bark brown stroller suit.with a Norwegian fox col- lar, gold hat and clay-tone accessories. Mr. and Mrs, Ferane are residing at 9 Roanoke road, Don Mills. you will graved browpiece, it a wide selection of col lenses. It is 'a truly wonderful 17 BOND STREET EAST, 2nd Floor SOMETHING TO SHOUT ABOUT We ore proud to present the Circe, the latest, smartest and most flattering frame find anywhere. coupled with a Luma-glow, Jewel-like en- contrast to the crystal lower rim. 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Refreshments, convened by Mrs. Harold Braund, were serv- ed by the mothers of Grade 5, Miss Barbara Hillier's class, and of Grade 4 and 5, Miss Georgina VanDeuren's class. Association offered its members] ANN LANDERS Dear Ann Landers: That let- ter from "Married to A Ham" should not be taken lightly. You suggested that the wife should ee interested in the hobby, too. I knew of a fellow who taught his wife to operate his ham ra- dio and it almost broke up two marriages. Mrs. Y. started a cozy little Enid, Okla. They began to mail pictures back and forth. The next thing anybody knew, Mrs. Y. took off for Enid. A few weeks later, the guy from Enid came up to see Mrs. Y. These two psycho - ceramics (crack- pots) spent four whole days to- gether -- "getting acquainted," they said, Fortunately, no divorces took place. The people involved fi- help of a couple of clergymen. So you can see, Ann, women don't really belong in the ham radio fiele. It should be strictly for men, -- AGAINST HALF- BAKED LADY HAMS, Dear Half Baked: You forget that half of this goofy twosome was a man. Characters like Mrs. Y. and Mr. Enid could have met on a street car, 'so don't blame the hobby. Dear Ann Landers: Recently I went into one of the finest de- partment. stores in the city. A clock which I had purchased PHOTO Greeting Cards for s Christmas Come in soon and select from our complete sample catalogue. e -- DEVELOPING --PRINTING --ENLARGING Color or Black & White How's the Time to Beautify Your Home with CUSTOM AND READY MADE DRAPES M. & C. Dry Goods & Draperies 74 CELINA STREET PHONE 723-7827 PHOTO SERVICE 728-1619 251 KING ST. E. Their Short Waves Are Off The Beam talk-romance with a guy from] there several months ago needed repair. I encountered aj y; line of seven people ahead ofly: me at the repair desk. There was only one girl on duty and that flea brain couldn't have cared less about the customers. 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