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ee a a ea on eome ne a se SPRINGTIME WEDDING Miss Christine Gajda and Mr. Ettore Serra were united in marriage recently in St. Hedwig's Roman Catholic Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jéseph Gajda and the bride- groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mario Serra, all of Oshawa. --Mary's Studio i WEN Jo Aldwinckie, Women's nanor Dial 723-3474 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, Mey 22, 1964 9 PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Peeling, Athol street east, and Mr. and Mrs; Norman Richards, West- moreland avenue, were. present- ed with china floral arrange- dments in honor of their 35th g anniversaries at @ weekend party held at the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Salmon, Lake Dal- rymple. Other guests from Oshawa were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Naylor, Olive avenue, and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Petre, Verdun road. Previous to her marriage on Friday, May 15, Mrs. Richard Dingman, formerly Gwendolyn Gales Read, was entertained at a number of showers. A miscel- Janeous shower was given by Miss Donna Elford in the lounge of Christ Memorial Curch at which guests were present from Oakville, Clarkson, Weston and Islington as well as many Oshawa friends, Miss Larraine Elford and Mrs. Grant Elford assisted with the refreshments. A miscellaneous shower was Guides And Brownies Prepare | And Serve Banquet To Mothers The annual mother and daugh- ter banquet of the 5th Guide Company and Brownie Pack was held recently at Girl Guide House. After grace led by Brow- nie Catherine Simpson and God Save the Queen played by Mrs, John Pearce, 65 guests sat down to a delicious supper prepared by the Brownies, Guides and the Guiders to honor their mo- thers. The 3rd Guide Company served as a good: | Brownies had made little needle eases for all the guests. Patrol Leader Beverly Hainer Introduced the guests at the Guides' table and Mrs. John Gaskell, Commissioner of Kings- way District; Mrs. Avery Wis- kin, captain; Mrs. Thomas Dal- ey, captain of 13th Company; Miss Judith Britten, Lieutenant; and her mother, Mrs. Fred Brit- ten; and Mrs. Leonard Hurren, president of the Parents Com- mittee. "Brownie Catherine Simpson in- troduced the Brownie head table ests as Mrs. William Goyne, iene Owl and Mrs. William Simpson, her mother; Air Ran- ger, Sally Goyne; Mrs. Murray Hainer; Golden Hand con- vener; Mrs. George Webster, e ciency badge convener; and rs. Sidney Atkinson; social convener of the Parents' Com- mittee. Mrs, Goyne spoke to the mo- thers regarding the Brownie work; Captain spoke on behalf of the Guide Company and call- ed on Mrs. Daley to tell a little of the work that has gone into the preparation of the trip to Washington her company is tak- ing this summer. A toast to the Guide move- ment was proposed by Patrol Leader Gertrude Gillard, and nicely responded to by the Lieu- tenant. A toast to the mothers was by Brownie Debby Conlin and Mrs, Hurren res-| ponded. A vote of thanks was given by Guide Susan Atkinson to the Guides of the 3rd Company. Mrs. Gaskell spoke briefly with an inspiring talk on Guid- ing and the need of the mothers' support. After the tables. were cleared Guides put on a short skit ' turn. 'The| Go; called "Susie Knotless" under the leadership of the Lieutenant. The Brownies formed a Fairy Ring and Commissioner Mrs: by the Brown Owl to Brownies earning them. All the Brownies participated in a square dance and a sing song led by Air Ranger Sally yne. Thanks were extended to the sentation of the new ties to the Pack and Company. The Guides then presented an amusing day at Camp. At the camp fire, Elizabeth Tremnal was enrolled as a guide of the Fifth Oshawa Com- pany. Badges were presented to Guides earning them. Guide Beverly Laroque pre- sented the flowers from the Gaskell presented Mré. Goyne with her Brown Owl's warrant and pin. Badges were presented Parent's Committee for the pre- SOCIAL NOTICES | ENGAGEMENT | Mr. and Mrs. Bernard F. Lawless wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Dorothy Therese, to Mr. Robert James Amey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Amey, all of Osh- awa. The wedding is to take place' Saturday, June 27, 1064, at 12 o'clock in St. Gregory's Roman Catholic Church, Osh- jawa, ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs, Jack E. Smith wish to announce the engage- ment of their daughter, Sharon Diane, to Mr. Arthur Frank French, son of: Mr. and Mrs. |Arthur F, French, all of Osh- jawa. The marriage is to take |place on Saturday, June 6, 1964, at 2.00 p.m. in Cedardale Unit- given by Mrs, Ross C, Twining, at her home, Meadowvale road. She was assisted by Mrs. Earle Dingman, Jr. A miscellaneous shower was given by the bride's co-workers at Duplate of Can- ada Limited in the form of a luncheon at Adelaide House, A presentation was made by the Duplate office staff of a transis- tor wall clock. Mrs, ,.V. A. Cope, Leslie street, was recently elect- 1 ident of the TO GRADUATE Miss Carolyn Pascoe E. Pas- coe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Pascoe, Glad- stone avenue, will receive her Bachel of Arts degree at ed nati vice-p Silver Cross Women is sailing today from Montreal on the 6S Empress of Canada for a vaca- tion on the continent. She will be sightseeing in Paris, Raven- na and Cessena, Italy, and Montreux, Switzerland, and spending a little time in Eng- land before returning to Can- ada in mid-August. Oshawa guests attending the Hall-Amy wedding in Waterloo, last Friday evening were: Mrs. L. H. Widmeyer, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hawley, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Breen, Mrs. Frank Hawley, Mr. and Mrs. William Ridgely, Mr. and Mrs. H. S, Myers and Mr. William F. A. Wilson. Among the many guests at- tending the Hall-Amy i last Friday evening in Waterloo were: Miss Frieda Dancey, Mr. John Finley, Miss Shelagh Mc- Cullough, Miss Sandra Maxwell, Mr. Fred Piper, Miss Anne Ma- lowney and Mr. and Mrs. James Istae!, all of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Ronaid Postiam, Mr. Fred Leitch, Mr. and Mrs. Rus- sell Scott, and Mr, and Mrs. James Lackner, all of London; Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Johnston, Miss Maureen Johnston, Mr. and Mrs, H. MacKenzie, and Miss Peggy MacKenzie, all of Guelph; Mrs. Leslie Johnston, Fergus; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Frye, St. Thomas; the Rever- end and Mrs. Bruce Woods, Georgetown; the Reverend and jed Church. | ENGAGEMENT | Mr. and Mrs. John Issel an- |nounce the engagement of their daughter, Joanne, to Anthony Edward Laskowsky, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Laskowsky, all of Oshawa. 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Her crown of crystal and pearls held a bouffant snood veil of silk illusion. She carried a cascade of stephanotis and white spray orchids and was wearing her grandmother's gold and pearl necklace, The maid of honor was Miss Lynne Amey, Waterloo, sister of the bride, and the otaer attend- ants were Miss Donna Muir, To- ronto; Miss Barbara Ellis, Lon- don; and Mrs. Robert Wild- man, Toronto. They were gown- ed alike in viva rose Flamboya fulldength gowns, styled with square necklines, elbow-l sleeves, and sheath skirts with front and back panels, trimmed with cabbage roses at the back waists. They carried cascades of shaded pink majestic daisies. The best man was the bride- groom's brother, Mr. Donald R. Hall, London, The ushers were (Mr, Ralph A. Myers, Kingston; Mr. Gordon Ridgely and Mr. John F. McGarry, Toronto; and Mr. Donald Buie, London. the convocation being held tomorrow at Queen's Univer- sity, Kingston. 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