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Women Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor Dial 723-3474 8 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, October 9, 1964 Malcolm Douglas Dowden Weds Natalie Mary Salahub ed with scalloped Alencon lace, which was A honeymoon in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, and the New England states followed the marriage of Natalie Mary Sala-|A chapel train fell from the hub and Maldolm Douglas Dow-|shoulders and her shoulder- den in the Kingsway Seventh-|length veil was held by a clus- Day Adventust Church recently.|ter of pearl orange blossoms The bride is the daughter of| 2nd nylon leaves. She carried a Mr, and Mrs. Steven Salahub of formal cascade of Johanna Hill Lethbridge, Alberta, and the|Toses set amid. white Butterfly repeated as full-| length front panel over 'the skirt. , ' VISITORS FROM KRONBERG, GERMANY Walter Mihm and Mr. Mihm of Kron- os snscemianverianant antisite roses, Mr, and Mrs. YOU'RE NEVER T Tourists like to take home a souvenir of their visits to for- eign countries, and Mrs. Rob- ert Townsend (left), who is seen here outside the North- ern Ireland Tourist Office in Belfast, is no exception. While she was touring through Ire- land, a farmer gave her two of the famous large Irish potatoes, which she intends to keep as a momento of her visit. Mrs. Townsend, of Lon- desboro, is seen with her sis- ter, Mrs. Albert Bentham, rem A FUTURE SCHOLARSHIP WINNER This bright young lad could well be a scholarship winner about 1980. He is Kevin John Labanovich, the two-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. John Labanovich, Whitby. His Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Labanovich, Whitby and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mantle, Brooklin. His great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Levi Hopkins, Brougham,- and Mr, Martin Labanovich, Port Perry 00 OLD NOR TOO YOUNG TO VISIT THE EMERALD ISLE : |Club, Toronto, Before leaving} bridegroom is the son of. Mr.| and Mrs. Malcolm Ernest Dow- den of Oshawa. Pastor E. E. Duncan offi-| ciated. Miss ' Lucille Lyzanchuk| played the wedding music with a violin solo by. Miss Aimee Plobete and Mr. Thomas Mc-! > of Portrush in trim, famous for pionship golf course. They |ya). also. visited the 'spectacular Reaidas pitas 5 : Edinburgh Festival, which is | The bride was given in mar- held every year in the capital | Tiage by her brother, Mr. Albert city of Scotland. Salahub. She wore a_ bouffant, --British Travel Assoc. Photo | floor-length gown of nylon sheer.| h rab tie asl al |The fitted bodice was embellish-| County An- its cham- Jarvis street, Oshawa, and her daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Little, They returned recent- ly from a four-week holiday in Britain, including two weeks in Northern Ireland. One of the many places which they visited was the seaside town |Marilyn Ruth Downey Feted At Showers, Parties, Dinners Mailyn Ruth Downey has/{Olub presented Marilyn with a been feted at many showers|table lamp, towels and many} and parties prior to her mar-|other useful gifts. Marilyn has| riage to Dean William Beatty to-| been a member of the 4-H fort morrow in Myrtle United | six and a half years and has Church, received her Provincial Honors. A miscellaneous shower was) A miscellaneous communitv! held at the home of Mrs.|shower was held in Myrtle Unit- Nicholas Differ, assisted by|ed Church Hall, where the en-/don Griffith, the teacher, who Mrs. Vincent Busitill, Oshawa.| gaged couple received an array] invited this snothens 26 the claan: Many useful gifts were present-|of useful gifts. They were also|raom after the tea to view the ed by her co-workers of Anca | presented with a set of TV\art work on display Laboratories, Don Mills. |tables, electric kitchen clock! Mrs, Garrison introduced Mrs. The co-workers of Anca Lab-|and a cherrywood salad bowl|Rhodes Letcher, the District oratories and Ovailtine had a |School Nurse, who spoke for a Ye a peogel raed Mrs. Howard Grills and Mrs.|few moments on the School| ed the ae Ge so rae intry | Robert Jones entertained the} Health Program under the Osh-| |party at the Town and Country), i aa4 at a miscellaneous!awa.Roard -of..Health, She en shower. Many gifts were pre- tanged on the various tests used (Vincent Massey School) The Vincent Massey' Home jand School Association held its| annual tea for the mothers of} the Kindergarten children re- cently,. with Mrs, Gordon Gar- rison welcoming the guests.| Mrs. Garrison introduced the principal, Mr. Gerald Harper, who spoke briefly, outlining the age factor used to decide which elass the children would attend.| He in turn introduced Mrs. Gor-| | KINDERGARTEN TEA | | \ fl Olshansky, Ridgeway avenue, and their daughter' Patricia The matron of honor was Mrs. Gerald Just, Willowdale, and the bridesmaids, Miss Leona Tadla, and Miss Marjory Lewis, all of -Willowdale, They wore full-length gowns of gold peau de soie and carried semi-cas- cade bouquets of Bacarra roses, gladiolus florets and pompoms, all shaded in golden tones with centres in orange-red. The flower girl who carried a miniature bouquet of the same owers was in a_ fulltength gown similar. to 'the others in white peau de soie. A TEACHER SUGGESTS Mr. Deiter Kuntz was. the best that mothers refrain man and the ushers were Rudy |from putting candy in a child's|- Reinhardt and Warren Tren-|school lunch, It just makes| chard. The Bible boy avas Allan|other children who have none Boutcher. drool, and also encourages A reception was held in the | them to steal if they leave the Hotel Genosha. The bride's: sis-| tom and are near lunch boxes. ter, Mrs. Nicholas Sokolowsky,|50 save the candy for home, St. Catharines, received in cee aie 3 beige sheath dress with acces- sories to match and a red feath- ered hat. Her corsage was com- =SUPER-Fasr.. /Q = RELIEF. 1=/ */ posed of red Sweetheart roses and white carnations. The bride- groom's mother, assisting, was | _ in a sheath of black lace Over) Dr. Scholl's Zino-pads hmagenta taffeta.with a match-| speedily relieve painful ing pillbox hat and a corsage of epot, soeken eu deep pink roses. cushion it. Enjoy For travelling the bride don-| fee! relief as mil- * ' lions do with Dr. ned a pastel, pink wool boucle suit with a pink velvet hat, black accessories and corsage of deep cently' of welcoming to Can- Mrs. Olshansky's aunt uncle, Mrs. ada, and Richard MARRIED TEAMS The Dominion Bureau of Sta- tistics reports that both husband) and wife are working in one of} every five of Canada's 4,000,000 families. Scholl's -- world's largest - selling gid for Bunions! | | | | | | | --tIreland Studio | SHOOTS INTRUDER NORTH BAY, Ont. (CP)-- When Mrs. Pierre Aubin tele- phoned her son Roger at. 7:15) | paws comi &.m. from her, home across the Street, it was to tell him she could see a bear trying to ; in the bedroom window. Roger's wife had just wakened him to|# tell him the same thing--she Anca, Miss Downey was pre-| sented with an electric mixer} and attachments and many} other gifts. A presentation was held at the home of Miss Janice Bird,| Brooklin. The 4-H Homemaking) PEPPER AND ONION RELISH 6 sweet green peppers (3 cups coarsely chopped) sweet red peppers (3 cups coarsely chopped) hot red peppers to 3 medium: onions | to 4 cups vinegar diluted to) taste | 1 cup white sugar | 1% tablespoons salt | Wash peppers and remove} seed cores. Wash and peel onions. Put vegetables through) coarse food chopper. Place in! large kettle, cover with boiling water and let stand five min- utes. Drain thoroughly. Boil vinegar, sugar and salt 2 2 3% |three minutes. Add drained veg- etables and cook until tender, bout 10 mimutes,- stirring occa- sionally. Pour into hot sterilized jars and seal. Makes about two could see the animal's head and| quarts. If desired, one half tea Roger hung up, then picked up bed- his rifle standing in the climb! room and shot the bear. | ng in the window.|spoon mustard seed and 1% tea- sented by relatives and friends,|0n the pupils, the immunization pink carnations Mr. and Mrs. Dowden are/ t D! Scholls Zino-pads Miss Jean |program, and opportunities. for assistance from this source. Mrs. Garrison thanked Mrs Letcher and invited all mothers to the next meeting, following which tea was poured by Mrs | Robert Peacock, program chair- man and served by the Execu:) tive Mrs. Jack Dewell and Mrs. Ross Porteous convened the tea | Gloria Cooper, | Brooklin, the bride-elect's maid' of honor, gave a bathroom and) personal shower, attended by| members of Brooklin Junior In-| stitute and Junior Farmers,!| where Miss Downey is president, | and a very active member of the Junior Farmers. On Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Algar Beatty entertained the bride-elect at a get-acquainted tea in Cannington, where the couple will be living. 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