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'WEDDING ALBUM A record for your Wedding Album is provided by The Woman's Page. Forms are available at The office. Early publication of this wedding submitting the completed form and You are asked to submit the of out-of-town guests attending the wedding to the before or the day after the wedding, opp : with appliqued lace flower motifs and an over-train of lace-bordered organza fell from the shoulders, beneath a satin bow. A coronet of tulle petals, edged with pearis, held her elbow-length veil of gathered tulle and she carried a bouquet | of cymbidium orchids and baby Sweetheart roses with ivy j trails, d Miss Teresa Hickling of Ajax MRS. KENNETH A. GRAVES was the maid of honor and the attendants were Mrs. Allen Andrews and Miss Jill Coe, both of Oshawa. They were dressed alike in floor-length gowns in orange-ice with wedding band headdresses and carried bronze and white chrysanthemums and ivy. Mr. Allen Andrews was the best man and the ushers were Mr. Wilfred Hambly and Mr. Arthur Hambly. The Reverend John Van Har- melen officiated at the mar- riage in Hebron Christian Re- form Church, Oshawa, of Cor- | rie Schipper and Eric te Nyen- huis, both of Whitby. The bride © is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Jakob Schipper, Whitby, and the bridegroom is the son / of Mr, and Mrs. George te Ny: enhuis of Alliston, Ontario. The wedding music was play. ed by Mr. William Bouwman and Mrs. John Dykstra sa "© Perfect Love". Given in marriage by her fa- ther, the bride wore a classical, floor-length gown of de-lustered peau de sole. The fitted bodice was fashioned. with Chantilly lace applique, scoop neckline and lily-point sleeves. The bell skirt was accented by a lace- trimmed, detachable chapel train, caught at the waist by a self bow and sash. A wedding 7 ring headdress of lace secured her triple veil of silk illusion and she carried a bouquet of. white carnations, stephanotis and ivy, centred with a white ; orchid. Mrs. Paul Vander Brink, sis- ter of the bride, was the ma- tron of honor and the brides- maid was Miss Helen Talsma. bride donned a orchid corsage. Mr. and Mrs. Graves nue, Apt. 205. ville, Ajax, Bowmanville an Buffalo, New York, MRS. ERIC Te NYENHUIS They wore identical floor-length| dress and the bridegroom's mo- blue crepe. Each had a white corsage of gowns of aqua brocade and carried yellow and red roses. The flower girl, Angie Bassie wore a long dress of aqua bro- ther wore royal carnations. For their wedding trip, the shrimp-rose crepe and chiffon dress with a white lace picture hat and an are residing at 321 Marland ave- Guests attended from Barrie, Niagara Falls, Minesing, Oak- d Baking Soda, Friend In Need To The Novice Homemaker © If you're a bride just com-| Shine stainless steel surfaces ing into a. of your ae -- Wipe with a sponge that's|/" me, one of your greatest) .on wrung out of a baking soda needs is a good list of house- bei aes benign 8 keeping shortcuts. It generally v le ly th vol takes years to build such a list) *0u can ae e _ er unless you can borrow a tiplcar of bs aad ithout here or a tip there from estab- cratching. lished pros in the business and| Clean fruit juice ness -- te ts ade glasses and To get your list off to anjpitchers by filling immediately auspicious start, here is ajwith water after use and add- selection gs _ anaes a --_ of teaspoons of inexpensive household staple,jbaking soda. baking soda. 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Pic- tured beltless, the frock is available with a self-fabric sash which can be worn high, low or at the natural waistline. --By Tracy Adrian cup cold water thsp. (2 envelopes) flavored gelatine 1 20-o7z. can diet de luxe orange-apricot drink 2 eggs, separated 1% tsp. liquid sweetener (sucaryl) 1 8 oz. can diet sliced peaches 1 8 oz. can diet Bartlett pears 12 tbsp. finely diced candied ginger (8 servings of 6 calories each) Soften gelatine in water. Heat orange apricot drink to boiling; remove from heat, add gela-|/ tine and stir to dissolve. | Beat egg yolks; add about 2-3 cup of the hot liquid grad- ually, stirring briskly. Pour, mixture back into hot liquid,) continuing to stir. Cook over) medium heat for about 5 min-| utes, but do not let mixture) boll. Take off, add liquid sweet-| ener and chill until partially set, stirring occasionally. | Meanwhile, drain sliced) peaches and drain and slice Children's Wear SPRING & SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE 5% REDUCTIONS Beat egg whites until stiff. Beat partially set jelly until| frothy, then fold in egg whites.) Add fruit and ginger and fold in carefully. Spoon into 8 sherbet glasses or into a pretty glass serving dish. Chill until firm. Garnish with halved seeded grapes or fresh strawberries. | HOUSEHOLD HINT Parafin poured over the bot- | itom and sides of the garbage can will prevent rust, Paraffin can also be used to mend leaky metal vases. | When you need cade and carried a basket of mixed flowers. The bridegroom's brother, Mr. Gerry te Nyenhuis was his best man and Andy and Albert te Nyenhuis ushered. A reception was held in the church hall. The bride's mother received in a turquoise linen SALMON RINGS | Y% cup cream cheese | 2 teaspoons lemon juice % cup B.C. Pink salmon 2 tablespoons finely chopped | pecans 2 tablespoons pickle relish 2 teaspoons minced onion ¥% teaspoon salt 3 hot dog rolls Soften cream cheese with lemon juice. Blend in salmon, nuts, relish, onion and salt. Re- move ends of rolls with sharp knife. Using apple corer, hollow out centre of each roll working from each end. With narrow spatula, force \%4) cup filling into cavity of each end. Wrap in waxed paper and chill. Slice each roll in 12 rings to serve. 6 a COMING ! SOON / As the couple left on their/ honeymoon the bride was wear-| ing a light blue brocade dress| coat with white accessor-| les. Mr. and Mrs. te Nyenhuis| are making their home on RR 3 Bowmanville. | iii i "HOME-NURSING" Call a V.0.N. 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