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WEDDING ALBUM A record for your Wedding Album is provided by The Oshawa Times Women's Page. Forms ate available at The Oshawa Times office. Early publication of this wedding record is facilitated by submitting the completed form and a picture of the bride to the Women's Editor as svon as ' possible after the ceremony. names of out-of-town guests attending the wedding to the social editor either before or the day after the wedding. - Hill Beaverton United Church was the setting for the marriage, last Saturday of Sally Alean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen William T. Hill, Beaverton, to Neil Edward King, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. King, Oshawa. : The Reverend G. A. Beatty officiated and the wedding music was played by Miss Linda Ross. Given in marriage by her You are asked to submit the wispy veil and carried a bou- quet of white and red carna- tions. The maid of honor was Miss Susan Moffett, Islington, and the best man was Mr. Earl Whittick, Oshawa. The ushers were Mr. Jacob Hill, brother of the bride,| and Mr. James Link, both of| Beaverton, Following the reception held at the Rebekah Hall in Beaver- ton the couple left on their) honeymoon, Mr. and Mrs. King will make their home in Oshawa. father, the bride was wearing a white lame suit, a white wed- ding ring headdress holding a Luke - Winterburn The wedding of Eunice Marylelbow length veil of tulle, and) Winterburn, Toronto, and Doug-|she carried a bouquet of red jvelvet roses. las Ernest Luke, took place in! "The maid of honor was Miss St. Clement's Anglican Church,|yargaret Winterburn, of Che- Toronto. The bride is the daugh-|shire, England. The bridesmaids} ter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander|were Miss Barbara Goodwin, | Winterburn o Cheshire, En-/Toronto, and Miss Eleanor Ash- gland, and the bridegroom is/ton, Toronto. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lional! The best man was Mr, Bruce C. Luke of Oshawa. Luke, Oshawa, and the ushers The Venerable T.. Crosthwait|were Mr. William Mackintosh officiated at the ceremony. and Mr. Gerry Poirier, both of Given in marriage by her Toronto. uncle, Mr. William Winterburn,| Following a reception at the} the bride wore a white satinjGuild Inn, Scarborough, the} gown, in the Empire style ac-|couple left for a honeymoon to) cented by a white satin train.|Montreal and Quebec with the The bodice was Chantilly lace, bride wearing a white wool| and similar lace decorated the| dress, a green coat with fox fur hemline, and the bell shaped/collar and black accessories. | sleeves. Her white satin and| The couple will reside in Don Chantilly lace _illbox held an'Mills, Ontario. | ANN LANDERS , ; . | Bud Took Car, 2 ey | Should Pay Price we $y Dear Ann Landers: I'm a fa-|"no harm was done so forget FO RTOMORROW ther who has a serious problemiit" is outrageous. _and I need your help. First 1) Bud should be punished -- but|Wwill be better for strictly per- want to thank tie police" officer); feetthat the penalt#you-ret- S084! affairsthan for business! matters. however, tive pursuits, family interests FOR THE who -- aad Pes Ho is a" ommend is too severe. alert a evoted public serv-) 7 o0, suggest that Bud be denied| ant posed i him to know 1! atitomobile privileges for three am sre a ..|months. This would be reason- The officer spotted Bud driv-\able and just. ing a very expensive car. He pear Ann Landers: I am 24, stopped the boy and asked for| married, have a two-year-old|your horoscope indicates that/yantage of all opportunities; identification. After a few phone|-hiid and another on the way,.|You could benefit greatly calls the officer was satisfied/tpe problem is my mother, |!aunching occasional business|extravagance--especially in late that the car was not stolen. were out of town for the week-|band earns a modest salary but end and their young son said it!we get alone just fine. was 0.K. for Bud to take the ¢ar for the evening. I say Bud should be punished from nursery by having his driving privileges complete layette taken away for one year. My baby. My _ husband wife says no harm was done, '00m. We don't need anything so we should forget it. I need new, Ann. The baby can use your help--Stepped on Father rer we! the things . 34, cni nad . ue aus be amcunt How can we let mother know furniture to a ing and turning can change a bob fea ey ap tery Seong : ies facts, but it's doubtful that he|"@He of gifts?--Not For Sale would be found guilty in a court), ear Not: A gift can be many| of law. Your wife's notion that|*""es- Ht canbe an-expressio a of thoughtfulness and love and it can also be a. pay-off, an Wi)... Pee leraser of guilt, a"club--and a WiUUW LUILDd |device to create indebtedness. | és Tell your. mother she is cre And Publishes ating a problem with her exces sive generosity and that you OMAHA, Neb. (AP) -- Two|can accept only birthday and years ago, Mrs. Guy Easterly | Christmas gifts from. now on. was told that her husband, for;And make it stick; The firs 30 years publisher-of the LaFol-\time she sends an _"extra"'-- lette Press in Tennessee, had send it back cancer. Confidential Five weeks later he was dead, Look To Others: I don't know That was when she took over|! wasn't there. But you were the newspaper to carry on as|No person can make you look she thought her husband, a for- like a fool without your full co-| mer National Editorial Associa-;OPeration. =~ tion president, would have Confidential To Black nessmen and politicians confide|Blue And Embarrassed: wanted. him to practise his judo holds Now, she said in recajling her|0" his male friends. I decision, she is accepted as an|blame your father for being eaitor and publisher and busi-|burned up. (This is a way tojteam work will be important |Don't try to do things alone or {you may run up against some resentment. If differences do oc-} in her, Mrs. Easterly was in Omaha for the National Newspaper As- sociation convention and fe- spend an evening?) VETERAN LOOKS BACK Embreth | Hatten' of was living she went to many is one -of 1,200 old people enter-| conventions with him -- anding their reminiscences in a} passed up the temptations to go\health association contest shopping in favor of attending convention sessions "I never realized then that I'd have to use the informa- tion," she said. Mrs. Easterly said her experi- ence had convinced her that a woman with a proper back ground can operate a newspaper as well as a man, and has brought to her a fuller and deeper appreciation of a news- paper's role in a community. "It is absolutely vital. I still find it hard to believe how much people respect the paper and rely on it for guidance." Asked about her future plans, Mrs. Easterly smiled and said "I always said I'd sell if things got too tough. But they haven't got too rough yet." We carry a complete line of pets and supplies The Pet Centre 9 Celina St. 728-0403 haute coiffure ... Modolla Hair Stylists. - international coiffures 71 celina st. oshaw: ont 725. 4531 THE STARS SAY |For THE BIRTHDAY | From the day our child was|and-or financial ventures, al-|February, throughout Marc h| In my opfiiion the car was|born mother has sent gifts un-\7eady Planned, as of now. As of/and next November. Gain on all| stolen. It belonged to the par-|til my husband is ready to blow early this week, you entered a/fronts is star-promised through-| ents of another teenager (my/his stack. She is making him|cycle which generously favors gut the year except for the| son's friend). The boy's parents|feel like a charity case. My hus-|these interests and you should/ aforementioned periods see exceptionally gratifying re- sults before your next birthday Last night mother- announced rolls that she plans to buy everything -- front, ine for the new\and left the/Spark still further progress dur- ing the last week in January, throughout the months of May, the first}/August, September and the first tw erned by excellent stars during). the first 10 days of December, the first three nary, ary, the first week of July, August months of August ar ber. ever, March, and November, No spec- ulation! No extravagance! der good influences for most of tthe year ahead, with emphasis on romance in mid ~ January, early April, early May and late To How Did t/August; on travel next July, Au- gust journeys). take several short trips through-| out the year. | Anaibe endowed with fine business Tell acumen, excellent judgment and remarkable intuition. | Aon't| THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW Trysil, | CUr, 4 called that while *2r husband/Norway, now in her 103rd year, 'ake policy. tains, drapes, etc., lengthwise in| a tub of warm water containing! a mild detergent. Remove spots or stains by) carefully working the mild de-! tergent into the wet fabric with) fingertips. Let the fabric soak 30 minutes, then swish it easily to float off the dirt. Rinse thoroughly warm water. Bleaching is not desirable for white glass fibre things and should never be used for colored or printed ones. If necessary, a perborate bleach may be used on white fabrics. Never use a} chlorine bleach. Drip - dry the fabrics. Hang them over a shower curtain rod or clothesline until most of the water is out of them, Re-hang draperies when all the excess moisture is gone, without the touch of an iron. Fabric may be still slightly damp when the washed draperies are hung. Glass Fibre Drapes Easily Cleaned By ELEANOR ROSS Just how should glass fibre draperies and curtains be laun- dered to assure long life and beauty? With so many synthetic fab- rics available, it is easy to be- come confused as to individual care. : Many manufacturers include washing instructions with ready- made curtains and draperies. But these are not always read by the housewife--with the re- sult that fabrics that should be washed are dry cleaned and vice versa. The glass fibre division of the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. has compiled an excellent list of do's and don'ts that we feel should in- terest our readers. . Three important "don'ts" that should be emphasized: Don't put the fabric in a wash- ing machine (some glass fibre fabrics are machine-washable, but the majority are not). Don't dry clean. Don't iron. } Dry cleaning solvents will dis-|'/* solve the finish that protects the fabric and keeps it suppl Ironing will, damage the gab- ric. Glass fibre fabrics are| ironed all they ever need to be} by the time they leave the fac-| tory. in clean Bridal Shoes TATTED MOTIFS FOR EVENING SCARF The distinctive beauty of tatting, its crisp freshness, pleasing patterns, and lacy elegance, always adds a personal and delicate touch to any article. Try it on stamped envelope and ten cents to cover cost of hand- ling, to the Needlework De- partment of this neyspaper and ask for leaflet No T8485. an evening scarf and you can be sure to draw ex- . clamations of admiration from all your friends, If you would like instructions please send self + addressed HOUSEHOLD HINTS If Monday is your birthday,| 'To take the guesswork out of jyour horoscope indicates that|cooking times for the turkey, the next year will embrace aluse a meat thermometer, ad- most propitious period for enter-|vise home economists at Mac- prises requiring initiative andjdonald Institute, Guelph. If. in- good -~judgment--two_outstand- serted .into the centre of ing Sagittarian traits. : Me i week, you have entered an ex- Community ee -verr cycle promising much in|cooked n By ESTRELLITA Sunday's planetary influences Fine stellar aspects, encourage crea- degrees F when the bird BIRTHDAY and financial success but you/ed into the middle of the dress- If tomorrow is your birthday, | will, of course, have to take ad-|!"8. ; ge ; KEEPS HER FIGURE bylalso avoid risky speculation and Physical culture expert Bon- Inie Prudden is 51 years old and a grandmother. the} As of this thigh leg muscle it reads 190) is| The reading should be} e way of career advancement |165 degrees F when it is insert-| |SHAKE GENTLY Here are some directions to assure long life of the glass fab- ric. First, gently shake out dust and dirt. Since the glass fibres" cannot be penetrated, much of the dust and dirt may be re-) moved in this way. | Remove weights and hooks} and place the glass fibre cur-! 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