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JQ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, October 8, 1964 Mr. James Fegan and Mr. Bruce Stacey, all of Oshawa. Receiving the guests at the Polish Hail, Olive avenue, the bride's mother was wearing an afternoon sheath in autumn Parties Held For To Be Married Cedardale H&S Installs Executive Marilyn Black Tomorrow Aims and Objects of the Home and School. ; McQuaid Mrs: Beaton with a past president's pin on belialf of the Home and School Association. Mrs. Hre- MERIT AWARD EDMONTON (CP)--Mrs. Shir- ley Zaitchik, mother of two healthy children afd one Child who has been a diabetic since At Opening Meeting Mrs. jinstalled as the new pr of the Cedardale Home and School Association at'the Sep- tember meeting held recently. Mrs. Richard Donald, vice- president of the Oshawa and District Home and School. Coun- cil was the installing officer. Other executive members in- stalled were: past president, Mrs. Gordon Beaton; recording} The room prize was won by William Hre-|Mrs. Betty Hollands's Kinder- ,|ten Class. A social hour was then-en. joyed and refreshments. were served by the executive. she was 2 years old, has been awarded the bronze medal and y certificate of merit at a meet- Gg ing of the Edmonton and Dis- trict Branch of the Canadian © W VE Diabtic Association. The : medal, awarded to diabetic pa- Use handy spring-clip rimgs| tients who have completed 25 that go off and on readily atlyears of life without serious launry time instead of sew-on brass ones on cafe curtains. horuk presented gifts to Mrs. Si! Alyn Elliott and Mrs. George Th retiring bers of the executive. As a means to raise funds to carry out the many \projects of the Association it was decided to hold a "Night of Cards' - on Monday, Novermber 23 in the school, Anyone wishing to assist in this endeavor should contact Mrs. McQuaid, president beige chiffon over taffeta with a softly draped bodice, appliqued with jewelled lace. Her acces- sories matched her dress and her corsage was composed of orange Tropicana roses. The bridegroom's mother wore imported French lace in teal blue with a draped skirt, matching accessories and a cor- sage of pink roses, As the couple left on their wedding trip to points north, the bride was wearing an imported yellow and brown tweed suit with brown. accessories and a corsage of golden garnet roses. Mr. and Mrs. Gow will take up residence at 17A Royal street. ; Guests attended from Toronto, Belleville, Tweed, Buffalo, N.Y., Peter borough, Campbellford, Ajax, Scarborough, Kaladar, Weston, Montreal, Quebec; and Koprzywnica, Sandomierz, Po- land. UNITS, GROUPS - AUXILIARIES ST. STEPHEN'S UCW (Eva Alexander Unit) The Eva Alexander Unit of St. Stephen's UCW held its regu- i jlar meeting recently with 17 members present. Mrs, Jack Strank, chairman, welcomed everyone back after the holidays. The worship service was in |change of Mrs. Fred Lindsay. |. Mrs, Lindsay took as her topic | | Many hostesses have enter-|sonal shower from Miss Black's tained recently for Miss Mari-|*'ice associates. Anne Black whose marriage| 4 supper party at the home tM. Pip Gregory Cart (Mis, 4H Lavras, Be to take place tomorrow iNg)a pr tion of stainless steel in Simcoe Street\United Church. | flatware. Mrs. Ted Smith and Mrs, W. R. , Mrs. B.|Mrs. Dale Robinson assisted the S. Edmondson and Mrs, A. E.|hostess. Bradford were co-hostesses at a kitchen shower at Mrs. Brad- ford's home and Mrs. J. W. Piatti, Rossland road west, was assisted by Mrs. D.'E. Jamieson in. giving a miscellaneous shower Mes: Onceie- Dewees at Myce complications, was the first - great-aunt. of the bride-elect. meen here. jassisted by her granddaughter, Miss Marilyn Downey entertain- ed at a miscellaneous shower and another miscelli shower was held at the home of Mrs, John 'Potter, Grenfell street. Mr. and Mrs. Robent Rankine, Farewell avenue, honored the affianced pair at a cocktail panty eat which a presentation urer, Mrs. Paul Lowes; mem- bership, Mrs. Jack Harper; principal, Mr. Daniel Shutka. Before the installation, Mors.) Donal! gave a short talk on the; A supper party for the im- mediate neighbors of the be- trothed pair was held at the) home of Mr. and Mrs. David Low, Mohawk street, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. McCullough assisted the hosts and the couple was|of cnysta] was made. ed with a tea cart and) Mrs. Frank M.. Black, crystal bowl. | Mohawk street, held a trousseau Members of the Phi Phi Chap-|tea for her daughter and was ter, Beta Sigma Phi, gathered/ assisted in receiving by the pro at the home of Mrs. Harvey|peciive bridegroom's mother, Hicks, Drew street, for a cup|Mrs. Lioyd Clark. Miss Lynn) and saucer shower and Mrs. W./|Ciark kept the door and pouring | A. Holland and Mrs. Elgin R.|/tea were the bride's grand-| Munday entertained family and|mother, Mrs. Daniel Black and) friends at a linen and bathroom|the bridegroom's grandmothers, shower in Mrs. Holiand's home.|Mirs. Erle Dingman, Port Perry, | The matron of honor, Mrs. D.|and Mrs. Earl Ballard of Utica, L. Salter and her mother, Mrs.\aiso the bride's aunt, Mrs. A./ Mervin Cryderman, held a cof-|M. Black, Toronto and Mrs. W. fee party and the bride-to-be|J, Timmins, Oshawa. was presented with a round! A presentation of a pyro- bridge table and chairs and ap-|ceram teapot and cup and propriate covers. saucer was made by members Mrs. F. D. Herrington, Bow-|of Mis. Black's coffee club at manville was assisted by Miss\the home of Mrs. S. A. Bone, OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE | Isabel Robbins in giving a per-|Masson stmeet, last night and | STANDARD , BFGoodrich -- THRIFT VALUE DANCER SUCCESSFUL NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. (CP) In a two-year career, Scottish dancer Sheila MacNeil has won four trophies, three medallions and 33 medals in provincial dance competitions here and in the U.S. She is eight. the bridal party will be enter- tained this evening at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Biack, ofllowing the wedding rehearsal. Fall Fashions . For Boys & Girls Choose from rack after rack of the latest styles from in- fants to size 14. Charge ond | Budget Accounts Invited. "The Best Costs Less At' RAR Cellulose dies" oe Sponge mop with a SPring-action . PICTURED AT RECEPTION -- Aldsworth Photography Judy Gorycki And Robert Gow United in Holy Matrimony teardrop cascades of yellow and} bronze chrysanthemums. | Little Miss Kelly Masternak was the flower girl dressed sim- ilarly but with a full skirt. Mas- ter Wayné Gow was the ring bearer. | Mr. Edward Gow was the best man and the ushers were Mr. Ronald Gorycki, Mr. William Kornylo, Mr. James Hutchinson, "The Lord. Is: My Shepherd "'| and in closing read a poem) "The House Blessing". | The various reports were given and plans were discussed | jon catering for two weddings, | also a turkey supper on Novem- | ber 7. It was announced that the) fall bazaar was to be held No- vember 26 at 8.00 p.m. A social half-hour was spent. | TOILET SEAT The marriage of Judy Jose- phine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Gorycki, and Robert John Gow, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vernie Gow, all of Osh- awa, was solemnized in Holy Cross Roman Catholic Church} last Saturday morning. é The Reverend Steven Coates officiated and Mrs. Gary Booth sang "Ave Maria", "On This Day" and "Panis Angelicus" to her own ongan accompaniment. | : The bride, who was given in| marriage by her father, wore a) gown of imported silk onganza over taffeta on classic lines. The V shaped, fitted bodice with oval neckline and _ sheath sleeves, was enhanced with pearl - beaded, re-embroidered lace. The redingote effect of the| softly controlled skirt was also) embroidered with a lavish scroll | . 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