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THE OSHAWA TIMES Friday, Aprn 10, 1704 a * |Oshawa, --Photo by HONEYMOONING IN NEW YORK Martin E. Hanley, Joan Tobin Hornsby Exchange Vows In St. Gregory's ,,. The Reverend L. T. McGough|matching flowered hat. officiated when Barbara Tobin became the bride of Mar-|roses. tin Eugene Hanley last Satur- day morning in St. Gregory the/city, the bride chose Great Roman Catholic Church.|piue wool suit, navy The bride is the daughter of|/white hat, black Mr. and Mrs. a navy blue accessorie: son of Mr. Wilfred oven all of Oshawa.jenue, Angelicus", "On This Day", and ging were from Lindsay, "The Wedding Prayer" "accom-|Poroush, Strathroy, London, Ca- panied by Mr. Jack Driscoll. yuga, Dundas and Toronto. § juntil tender. Each Joan|wore a corsage of sweetheart For a honeymoon to New York Joseph Robert| with a white orchid corsage rite Tobin and the bridegroom is the/trayelling. On their return, they and Mrs. Martin/wili reside at 321 Marland ay- Scar- Chicken Camoulet Savory Oven Dish 1. 3:4 Ib. frying chicken % cup seasoned flour tablespoons salad oil small onion, sliced clove garlic, minced Stalks celery, cut 'in 1-inch slices med, carrots, cut in 1-inch Slices green pepper, cut in 1-inch cubes Ib. fresh washed cup white wine cup chicken -broth or con- somme teaspoon salt Ground black pepper Cut up chicken into serving pieces. Wash well, Place inj paper bag with flour; close bag and shake vigorously. Brown floured chicken well in salad) oil, Remove chicken to casse- role, Saute lightly the onion, gar- lic, celery, carrot, green pepper and mushrooms in fat in skillet; add to casserole with chicken Add dry sherry or sauterne wine and hot chicken broth or con- somme. Sprinkle with salt and pepper. Cover tightuy and bake at 325 degrees F. for 1 hour, or Makes 4 servings. SOCIAL NOTICES ENGAGEMENT and Mrs. John Zielinski, wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Wanda Mary, to Mr. Peter Joseph Ruddy, son of Mr. and \Mrs. John Ruddy of Ajax. The wedding is to take place at St. Hedwig's Roman Catholic Church on Saturday, May 2 |1964, at 12.00 noon. AT HOME and Mrs. George Clapp, | 162 Conant street, will be at home to their relatives, frie nds| and neighbors, Saturday, April 11, 1964, from 2.00 p.m. to 4.00 p.m, and from '7.00 p.m. to 9,00 p.m. on the occasion of their mushrooms, Mr. coe 50th wedding anniversary Ronald W. Bilsky, D.C. CHIROPRACTOR Slipped Disc Nervous Stomach 100 King St. E. 728-5156 ANN LANDERS Dear Ann Landers: In 1926, \when I was a youngster, my mother died. I was an only child and the family had quite a lot of money. My dad managed to lose everything by the time I gradu- ated from high school. He is |dead now, A few weeks ago, at .a family jparty, they got to talking about jmy mother and what beautiful): jewelry she*had. One of myj: cousins asked what happened to the jewelry, My great uncle re- plied. "They buried her in it.") When we got home I men-| tioned to my wife that we could| sure use some money and J) would like to have my mother's grave dug up and sell the jew- elry, She looked at me like 1 was crazy. Would this be such a terrible thing to do? After all, I am enti'ted to whatever worldly goods my parents had.| My wife says the thought of it oa her skin crawl. May I have your opinion? -- PRACTI-|. CAL MAN Dear Man: How practical can you get? You've managed to get byt his long without digging up any graves, haven't you? If you are so nuts about money why don't you dig up a second job? Dear Ann Landers: We are all shook up. It was discovered a few days ago that a certain girl in our class-(we are high scnool ' juniors) has been yaning up a "fal se front." Would Disinter Mom To Get Her Jewelry Her shower partner got m at her for some petty reason and told. The news has spread like wild-fire and the boys are making rude remarks. The girl is so embarrassed she can't hold her head up. We all feel sorry for her be- something wrong with the man I am married to? Wallace (not his real name) PERSONALS is 30 years old. We have been} married seven years and have} two pre-school children. Wallace is a faithful and considerate husband and a fine father. Al- though we have our little spats, I would say our marriage is a solid one, I should add, our sex life is 'very satisfying. Last week I discovered by ac- cident that Wallace has hidden some girlie magazines under his toolbox in the basement work- shop. I've heard about suck magazines but I had never seen one. Believe me I was shocked that girls would pose that way without even covering up their cause she is a good person. Also, we don't feel that what! she did was such a crime: She! is tall and thin and built like a flagpole. Please print this letter with a ilittle plea for understanding. [Thank you from all of us.-- SORRY FOR HER Dear Sorry: I can imagine no topic which would be less any- body else's business than this| one, A girl does not owe an affi- davit to the public that every- \thing they see is for real. This goes for teeth, eyelashes, and yes--measurements. The one who should be hang- ing her head in shame is that big-mouth dame who blabbed. Dear Ann Landers: I have a lof of respect for your advice.| & immature. or is there LANDSCAPING Call 623-5757 Now Van Belle Gardens 3 Miles East of Oshawa on Highway No, 2 Give Mom Your Dion ()-PUE ATHOL ST. W. FOR MOTHER'S DAY Moke Your Appointment Now 723-3680 faces, Should I throw the magazines out and keep quiet, tell him I {know they are there, or just for- get it? Help me.--NAOMI Dear Naomi: Your husband is) still operating at an adolescent} level--like the little boy who) hides behind the: garage and} {smokes 'a cigarette. a him you have discovered he magazines and you hope he will outgrow the pecking stage before his children are old enough to use his tool box hair. Mr. and Mrs, Murray Green- tree, Athol street east, have returned from an extended win- ter vacation at Largo, | St. Petersburg, and Clearwater, Florida. Mr, and Mrs, . Hubert Chase, Oakes avenue, are home again after spending four months at Largo, Florida. Miss Hazel Waring, a recent patient in Oshawa General Hos- pital, is recuperating at Hills-! dale Manor and is able to have visitors. Back from a winter vacation, at Redington Beach, Florida, are Mr, and Mrs, J. Norval Will-| \son of Adelaide avenue east. Mr. and Mrs. Intosh and Miss Janice Mc- 'Intosh, Iroquois; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Milner, and' Mr. Keith Milner, Port Dover; Miss Chr tine MacDonald, Toronto Constable Brian Harlow, RCMP, | Ottawa, were guests at the y A STOP Ansus-GRAYDON CARPET COMPANY | 282 King W., Oshawa @ Tel, 728-6254 Oshawa's Rug and Carpet Centre Broadloom-Tile-Linoleum professional Rug Cleaning Ronald Me- WIFE PRESERVER When painting steps which must be used while being paint- /ed, paint every other one and let dry. Later, paint the re- maining ones. Gallagher-Milner wedding Mon- day morning in St. Gregory the Great Roman Catholic Church, The Syrian city of Damascus - '|gave its name to the reversible figured fabric, damask. SMART WOMEN have their. carpets and stery cleaned Sate by DURACLEAN . 728-8518 |Oshawa, oe--naememwercoar a _ eeenecemeerERET It's Time NOW! .. . To STORE Your Valuable FURS With Our | and) GUARANTEED PROTECTION -- From -- © MOTHS © FIRE © THEFT, ETC. © "Shinerizing"' (Fur Coat Cleaning) BI WILLIAM ST. W. FREE! Bonded, Pickup & Delivery PHONE 723-3012 Oshawa Fur & Cold Storage Limited 'OSHAWA Given in marriage by her fa- ther the bride was wearing a fulldength gown of silk peau de soie with a shallow scoop neck- line appliqued with Guipure lace. The controlled skirt, trim- med with matching appliques was enhanced by a_ bouffant back and chapel train. Her headdress was a crystal crown holding a bouffant veil of tulle illusion. She carried a prayer book crested with a white orch- id with pale yellow rosebuds on streamers. The maid of honor was Miss Marilyn Barrett and the brides- maids were Miss Joyce Tobin and Miss Claire Tierney, all of Oshawa, They were gowned alike in yellow tanissa dresses styled with jewel necklines and bell skirts complemented by matching wedding band head- dresses. The flower girls were Miss Janice Tobin and Miss Joanne Tobin, sisters of the bride, wearing identical dresses of pale green flocked organza with matching headdresses. They carried nosegays of daisy chry- gsanthemums with ivy trails. The best man was Mr, Pat- trick Hanley and the ushers 'were Mr. Robert Knapp and Mr. Robert Boisson. For the reception at the St. Gregory's auditorium, the bride's mother received wearing a pale blue dress of silk shari- tung with matching hat. The bridegroom's mother assisted, wearing a dress of pale pink chiffon over taffeta with a UNITS, GROUPS AUXILIARIES ROCK AND MINERAL CLUB The April meeting of the Osh awa Rock and Mineral Club was held April 2 at the CRA and attended by 33 members and guests. After a brief session, Mrs. Donald J. Brockman intro- duced Mr, Jack Kaufman, who spoke briefly on calcites, illus- trating his talk with specimens of various calcite crystals which were on display by Mr. John Pratt. Various features of cal- cite were the large number o! «varieties -- over 300; hardness. was 3 and the basic chemica! was calcium carbonate. During the war pure calcite was used in bombsights because of its re- fractory qualities. Excellent specimens of calcite crystals "could be found in Joplin, Mis- souri, Mexico and Bancroft, On- tario. The main-feature of the eve- ning was a most interesting nar- rative of a trip to California by Mr. Eddie Warburton and illus- trated with slides, with special emphasis on Bryce Canyon and Zon Canyon and the rock form- ations in both. The colors and magnificent. structures were breath-taking. Mr. Warburton also had specimens of rocks from this area which he had brought back and were various shades of pinks and mauves. A feature that intrigued. members, and guests was the home-built cartop tent Mr. Warburton had constructed for his trip and il- justrated with slides on severa! locations where he had camped. stretch LINE UP SCHEDULES KITCHENER, Ont. 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