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WEDDING ALBUM A record for your Wedding Album is provided by The. Oshawa Times Women's Page. Forms are available at The Oshawa Times office. Early publication of this wedding record is facilitated by the pleted form and a picture of the bride to the Women's Editor as soon as possible after the ceremony. You are asked to submit the names of out-of-town guests attending the wedding to the teen tH ting social editor either hefore or the day after the wedding. Barkley - Firth St. John the Evangelist Ro-| man Catholic Church, Whitby, was the setting for the mar- riage of Ann Firth, daughter of| Mr, and Mrs, Denis Firth, Whit- by, to Paul Brent Barkley, Whitby, son of Mr and Mrs. Frederick Barkley, Ottawa. The Reverend Owen Cochrane offi- ciated. Mrs. Stanley Watkins, Ajax, aunt of the bride, was the soloist and was accompan- ied at the organ by Mrs. P. J. Wilson. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a formal] hite gown of Chantilly lace) over net, with fitted bodice,| bateau neckline, lily - point sleeves and a full skirt. Her| headdress consisted of a spray) of flowers and leaves holding) her elbow-length illusion veil Culham - Mortensen j Miss Martine Sylvia Morten- _ gen, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.| Peter Mortensen, Oakville, be- came the bride of Douglas Mc- Intyre Culham, son of Mr.) George Culham, Stayner, and! the late Mrs. Culham, in Maple Grove United Church. The Rev- erend W. J. Carson officiated at the double ring ceremony. The wedding music was play-| ed by Mr. S. J.. Bickham, who accompanied the 'soloist, Mrs Gordon C. Tate, both of Oak-) ville. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, was attired in a formal gown of white Chantilly lace over satin.) The cathedral sleeved, fitted bodice was designed with aj scalloped neckline, with the! scallops continuing down the) front of the bodice and bouffant skirt. A Chantilly lace and pearl crown held her tripple elbow- length veil of French tulle illu-) sion and she carried a cascade) of red roses, white chrysanthe-| mums and stephanotis, tied gvith the white satin ribbon from her mother's brida! bouquet. Her matron of honor was her sister, Mrs. William Moffatt, |Mr. and she carried a bouquet of red roses. The maid of 'honor was Miss Christine Watkins, Ajax, cousin of the bride, the bridesmaids were Miss Patricia Firth, Whit- by, sister of the bride and Miss Marilyn Barkley, Ottawa, sister of the bridegroom. The best man was Mr. Doug-| las Robinson, Whitby, and those ushering were Mr. William Sul- stan, Oshawa, and Mr, Angus Way, Whitby. | The reception was held at the! brides' home, 915 Greenwood! crescent, Whitby. | For their honeymoon trip to) Niagara Falls 'the bride left wearing a navy blue suit, white accessories and a pink corsage. Mr. and Mrs. Barkley have} established residence in Osh- awa. | | SEEING SPOTS IN TORONTO (left) and daughter Jenni- fer; 8, play with their year- old dalmation Dux. actress Rita Tanno, wife of a Toronto executive, decid- ed her new car should match the new apring coats she. bought herself and her two children, Mrs. Tanno Polkadots seem to be in style this year on coats of all sorts -- even dogs' -- but some people might think a polkadot sportscar is carry- ing things a bit far. Anyhow, Trousseau Tea, Showers Honor | SOCIAL NOTICE ENGAGEMENT " . | Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelly, . "eA Martine Mortensen Of Oakville |Whitby, wish to announce the The bridegroom's _ brother, | engagement of their eldest Mr. Ronald Culham, Orange-| iss Martine Mortensen, el-|future bride, Miss Bonnie Mc-|daughter, Judith Sharon, to ville, was the best man and) dest 'daughter of Mr. and Mrs.|Veigh, Oakville and Miss Shir-|Bruce Joseph Gibson, Oshawa, those ushering were: Mr. Wil-|peter Mortensen, of Oakville,|ley Cooper, cousin of the pros-|son of Mr. and Mrs. James liam Moffatt, Clarkson; Mr-.| was entertained at a miscellan-|pective bridegroom, of Torénto.|Gibson, Nestleton. The mar- Glen wares, Wesees Beach and! eous shower held at the home| Mrs. William Tane and her|Tiage will take place on Satur- Duin te 'Seeman neid 1, Mrs. William Tane, Willow- sister, Miss Ann Ponicky, both|day, October 8, 1966. in the Club Galaxy Giakvitie. ee avenue, Ornaya, where lof. Oshawa, presided over the! the couple left for a honeymoon|("ren ine pl i the /trousseau toom. Miss Marian| in Florida and Nassau with the eee : Saree |Culham, sister of the prospec-| bride donning & two-pioc' helge| sor vcd oe ie a ee ace (tive bridegroom, Toronto, was in lace suit trimmed with date Or ney daughter, Mar-'charge of the room displayin and & binck Persian: lamb coat |tine, at a trousseau tea. To re-ilinens and handicraft item : '|ceive her guests Mrs, Morten-| made by the bride. 6ie was as- (CP Wirephoto) Clarkson, and her other atten-! dants were another sister, Miss Janice Mortensen, Oakville; | Mrs. William Tane, Oshawa; | and the bridegroom's sister, Miss Marian Culham, Toronto. Girls aged five to 12 work eight-hour days in Iran making carpets. A four - square - yard |years to finish. INFANTS WORK HARD | THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, Merch 18, 1966 13 Calls For Program To Promote Physical Fitness For Women GENEVA PARK, Ont. (CP) Delegates to a conference here on physical fitness for women have urged.a- more vigorous promotion of their subject. About 76 fitness experis meei- ing at this YMCA camp just north of Orillia called for greater promotion Thurs day after hearing several speakers say that physical fitness ' has reached the status of a con- sumer product often peddled by hucksters with no real inter- est in the welfare of consumers. The three-day open confer- ence ended Thursday. Today and Saturday volunteer work- ers and YMCA and YWCA staff will discuss ways of implement- ing the conference's recommen- dations. The conference was spon- sored by the YWCA and fi- nanced with a grant from the federal health and welfare de- partment. : HAVE RESPONSIBILITY Among its findings were: --Persons involved in fitness programs have a responsibil- ity to know about govern- --There is a responsibility for fitness personnel to pur- sue research, including local pilot projects in fitness for women. --There is a responsibility to create programming. The conference also recom- mended that orientation courses be set up for newcomers to Canada so that use could be made of their athletic abilities. It urged a more creative approach to fitness at the elementary school level where young persons were often at their peak of physical con- dition. BECOME PRODUCTS Elizabeth J. Hill, an adviser) in physical education to the community programs division of the Ontario education de- partment, said fitness, recrea- tion and many phases of health are fast becoming consumer products. She criticized advertisements that tell youngsters that if they eat a particular cereal they'll be able to play hockey as well as their favorite National Hockey League star. ment. resources. V delicious fashion frosting for Spring dresses arpet takes five children three pa bs jit seo eed thi 2C:|sen chose a gered dress Of/sisted by Mrs. William Russell | a corsage of red rosebuds. Mr, |Peige wal 3 Ps ; hedgers Oakville. Miss Judy Van and Mrs. Culham are making| ine tace 4 eh Mb jHorne, Oakville, assisted by hele home at RRS. Stayner, | matching lacs Lee and @/Miss Janice Martin, Toronto, | Ontario : ev mhe br Par cola ; eart eed wes in charge of the room dis-| Out-of-town guests were pres-; af ae 'paid ' baie a \playing the shower gifts, kit-| ent from Oshawa, Stayner, a 'i ee ee. onde |e and bathroom accessories Kingston, Campbellcroft, Toron- et ye rahtaay oe ik reads |and hope chest items. The wed- | to, Orillia, Orangeville, Belle-|), ana ati ge the first (wins gifts were Aisplayed by ville, Cornwall, Midland, Pick. eran nt aoe ore hy the (MiS:,, Melville Harvey, Port ering, Collingwood, Burlington, | orevect nies de cae ae h Credit. Bronte, Port Credit, Clarkson aa teo geet gate ne . 4 was inserted with red sweet-| and Hamilton. heart roses. | SHRIMP SALAD REMOVED 8y - Electrolysis with the KREE IMPERIAL De Luxe short- wove, reveal- ing your true self, free of barrassment -- FREE CONSULTATION Fashion Stylists Modifying Skinny Coat Lines Of Past By MARGARET NESS here. But its days may be num- bered. ;with a coat or jacket or coat NEW YORK (CP)--Five years | and suit. Coats and dresses also ago the skinny coat came into|Supplement eacn other for the! ,oqqing bell, were the future fashion prominence and is still |$0-called total look this spring. | : ie | MARIE MURDUFF will be in Oshawe at the Genosha Hotel. March 21, 22 and 23 PHONE 723-4641 for appointment on these detes. Mrs. Albert Handy of Bur-| A favorite first-course salad lington, grandmother of the fu-) |ture bride, was wearing a navy|'® shredded western iceberg let-| blue silk suit with white blouse| tuce tossed with shrimp, toasted| jand a corsage of pink sweet- slivered almonds, dill weed and | | heart roses. ja little mayonnaise. Serve in| | Presiding over the daintily ar-| stemmed glasses. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR} worry and eme I) only, Sizes 10-18, 2000 |ranged tea table which was jcentered with a fourteen inch 6TH ANNIVERSARY \bride's aunts, Mrs. Homes Van) S imes ¢ ; ; ometimes coat and dress are| Horne of Oakville and Mrs. Lila| What an utterly feminine look . . . Spring dark crepe frosted with lacy ruffles and velvet (Ag bows! A concoction that's wonderfully becoming, always just right--and in Jack. Anne's cherished fit to match, Navy in fashionable contrast colors, as Gray of Bronte, Mrs. Van Horne "About Tofan" Aun Sommers Are happy 6 an hat the first Annual Dinner and Dance of the Association Ten Pin Bow! of Oshawa will be held on Soturday, Merch 19 ot $:30 om. in Si. John's Halli earner -- Bioor and Simcoe Sts. Prizes and refreshments, cost $2.50 per person. For the bowlers who contemplate continuing bowling - in the summer EASTWAY TEN PIN LANES, LTD. has three ten- week leagues--one mixed, one three-man league and one night for men's doubles. * * * Mr. Walter Devenish, THE W. D. SALES, the local distributor for Princess Jewellery, informs me that the lovely Bavarion butterflies of his jewellery collection were born by a fluke, Actually one of the artisans was on a vacation in the Alps when the idea of transforming the beautiful butterflies found there to a form of jewellery came to him. This lovely and delicate butterfly broach is now available ot the W. D. SALES, 272 College Ave., Oshawa. Finest gold ploted threads cover and preserve the wings which are replicas of actual butterflies cop- tured in fhe Bavorian Alps. They are handsome, very light in weight, different, and original and make an elegant broach. Somples of these and other pieces of beautiful jewellery from the Princess workshops ore available for 'viewing, just call 725-5596. Ue eee Spring is just around the corner and convertible time will soon be here. Already | can hear the wind whistling through my hair as | cruise along the freeway with the top down. For the best selection in late model convertibles and used ears of all types visit your dependable used car dealer, the lot with the Up-side- Down Sign on 137 King West in Oshawa. Morley Stalker, of MORLEY STALKER MOTORS, will be very pleased to show you his fine selection of late model cars, each of them checked by competent mechanics to ensure complete care-free, trouble- free, summer driving. Give yourself a break and visit MORLEY STALKER MOTORS soon and take advantage of his terrific specials in dependable used cars. * n "You call--We haul" is the service offered by LOCKWOOD MOVING & STORAGE who have served the entire Oshawa area for many yeors. Anyone who has moved with them can testify to their fast, efficient service and complete reliability. Your precious dishes ond antique furniture are never in safer honds than when they move you. Moving headaches are taken over by LOCKWOOD MOVING & STORAGE allowing you to enjoy your move to a new home, or just moving a new purchase from the store to your home. Call them today ot 725-2831 and put your moving problems in their hands. * x: * Any business catering to the needs and comfort of the public has to be exceptionally careful and particular regarding their service and accommodation. Such is the case of the FLYING DUTCHMAN MOTOR HOTEL, Interchange 75 off the Mac- donald-Cartier Freeway. Their accommodations ere second to none in the area with spacious lovely decorated rooms where eoch guest is catered to as an individual. Whether it be one night, a week, or longer, you will always receive the best in service at the FLYING DUTCHMAN MOTOR HOTEL. Their din- ing and banquet facilities make any meal or gothering o suc- cess due mainly to their excellent service and fine cuisine. If you require a place away from home for yourself or friends then the FLYING DUTCHMAN is for you! * 2 Did you know that. after five years or so your antenna heads deteriorate 40 to 50 percent of your picture quality. When your antenna head wears out you will not receive the Best performance from your television set. Don't blame the set! . . . Check your antenna or tower! If your antenna head is cracked from the weather, or your lead wires need replacing, let an expert do the job for you. Call OSHAWA T.V. SUPPLY ot 723-8131, or drop by their office located on Taunton Rd. E., Oshawa. For reasonable prices and guoranteed workmanship, mo one can beat them! x Unless you are in the beatnik category and enjoy sitting on a pillow on the floor, you need a chesterfield, Is your old chester- tield falling apert at the seams, and sitting on three legs. For the latest styles and colours, visit ALCAN FURNITURE & APPLI- ANCES. They have chesterfields, sectionals, four seaters, three seaters, bed 'sofas, space-savers (divans) one of which | am sure would blend beautifully with your present home decor. Be sure to take a@ look at their beautiful 3 pc. modem bedroom suites. Always remember, for repair service that is guoranteed for your wringer washer, dryer, etc., call 723-0011 or pop by the store Heralded by a few tentative|in Ben Reig's navy waffle wor- appearances in the spring of|Sted coat and red silk dress. Or 1960; the skinny coat arrived the they are in dyed-to-match tones, next year. It ousted the coat of |4S in Hannah Troy's golden wool chose a two piece dress of OFF... ot 452 Simcoe S., Oshawa, * * * easy bulkiness with short dropped shoulder. its very |coat and slim wool crepe dress, attached to a/ibelted in the exact shade of leather. sleeves Originala, a trend-setting New York coat house, introduced sev- | eral coats in 1960 and pared down the silhouette to a more- shape look and also included one coat with set-in sleeves. By the spring of 1961 these sleeves took over almost com- pletely, creating 'an even more skimpy effect in the new lean silhouette. Five years later, in the spring of 1966, the coat shape is prac- tically the same but there are sharp differences. Sleeves, though still sct in, are longer The neat smell collars con- trasted with the necklines of 1961 when collars, if they existed at all, stood away from the col- larbone This spring, teo, the vepular double-breasted look provides a new attraction. And the effect of shorter skirts has been to give a totally different look In 1961 the fashion color was pink and more pink, even for coats. This year, while green is popular, there is a fairiy wide spread of color, including a light Navy and a range of beiges. There now are hints, how- ever, that a change is coming Two new silhouettes appear in several coat collections this spring. One is a_ big-armhole style made to slip over suits, The bulkier' coat top is offset by . & tapering-in hemline The other silhouette is the re- verse. A narrow-shouldered coat flares into circular fullness Originala even introduced two voluminous coats at the spring | showing of the New York Cou- ture Group. Monte - Sano and Pruzan, too, included a few "big coat" styles, often with raglan Sleeves or big welt armholes. These would appear to be an indication of the coming coat shape, probably for fall. The costume look is more im- portant than ever 'this spring. Last year suits created a little flurry on their own but now they are again. subordinated to the companion Jook of a dress Sometimes the total look is| pillbox hat. She wore a corsage of yellow sweetheart roses. Mrs Gray was gowned in a sheath dress of olive green nylon sheer over taffeta with matching satin mauve lace which was accent: | ed by black shoes and black | COLD WAVE Fashions since 1807 achieved by fabric or pattern contrasts, as in Davidow's large window - pane plaid coat with raglan sleeves that slips on over a neat plaid suit in lime green, shoes. Her hat was of olive | green folded velvet and she also |wore a corsage of yellow sweet- |heart roses. Assisting in the tea room Several designers favor the|Were Mrs. William Moffatt of . Clarkson, Miss Janice Morten- three-piece look of coat, skirt and blouse. Larry Aldrich in-|8e" of Oakville, sisters of the! cluded in his spring collection a| buttoned-to-hem. coat and slim skirt in peach double-faced twill | accompanied by a tuck-in biouse| of navy matte jersey | These double-faced fabrics are popular. Some are plaid with plain. Others combine two col- ors. Many of the double-faced coats are unlined and easily re- versible, At the Montreal spring fash- ion showing, arranged by the International Ladies' Garment Workers Union, the fashion writ- ers voted awards in various categories. The coat award went to Apparel Originals of Toronto and the winner is a perfect ex- ample of the new spring look Designed in cream diagonal wool, it is cut on the slightly shaped princess line, with set-in sleeves and, for variation, a low bias ripple at the back | Two interesting side-buttoning | coats were also shown. In the} Alice blue coat by Joshar of Montreal a seam curved from the neckline to the buttoned side. The other, by Montroy of Montreal, was in bright green looped wool with welt seaming DURING THE MONTH OF MARCH The Wrayfar Salon 728-0662 27 CELINA ST. 728-0662 Zenith SEWING MACHINE DEMONSTRATION = stare TONIA'S Variety and Coffee Shop Will Be OPEN NOW 12:00 P.M. EVERYDAY Serving Meals, and Light Lunches Late Night Snacks, Plus Sand wiches etc. for Parties and Picnics Please Phone aheod for toke "PHONE 725-3772 205 Bond St. W. -- Oshowe This weekend you may see a demonstration of the Zenith fully automatic. sew- ing machine, A foctory re- presentative will be at John Swan Hardware to answer all your questions. All Day FRIDAY and SATURDAY MARCH 18 and 19 SEE IT NOW! This machine includes: This Weekend The Above Sewing Me- chine is yours COMPLETE FOR ONLY @ Zenith Deluxe Automatic Deluxe Console Cabinet 5 John St. W. an For Appointment 20% orr PERMS ' Offer Good Until March 17th Open Tues. to Sat. -- 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Open Thurs. and Fri. evenings by appointment SUZANNE Matching Sewing Cabinet Matching Hi-Bock Chair Huge Accessory Kit with threaded bobbins etc 189.95 Visit Us Soon At... HARDWARE Oshawa Shopping Centre 725-3527 JOHN HAIR STYLING d Simcoe South Coll 725-4541 the school crowd to sneak April 1 tex increase. x Moke the most of your wardrobe dollar when you dis- cover special savings on fine fur trimmed coats. Come early for best selection of styles, colours, and fabrics. Available in our Oshawa Shopping Centre Store Only. SATURDAY SPECIALS FINAL CLEARANCE WINTER COATS Up to %% Price Savings WINTER CAR GOATS Take advantage of winter coat savings now before the @ EXTRA SPECIAL @ Less Than '2 Price FUR TRIMMED COATS CENTRE OF GROUP 1--The season's favourite silhouettes, colours, and fabrics including 100% alpaca. REG, TO 70.00 34.99 GROUP 2--Raccoon collared coots. Now's the time for up on future cold weather 10.00 19.99 40.00 and pair up cozy sovings now! REG. TO 30.00 19.99 REG. TO 90.00 38.00 Fashions Since 1807 Getting ichy feet with this spring-like weather? Well, spring is just erouhd the corner now. With the coming of spring, many people stort considering the purchase of cottages or summer homes. W. FRANK REAL ESTATE LTD. has a beautiful place now listed: This would be the ideal place to build « lovely sum- mer cottage. Only nine miles east of Oshawa, there are 98 scenic acres located on the paved highway. There are two fast trout streams on the property. If you desire to be close to nature and enjoy the outdoor life, this beautiful wooded property would be ideal for your summer home or cottage and is only priced at $20,000 which is the full price with terms available. Coll 728-7518 today and take a drive out to see for yourself, x = * CHRIS CRAFT, the magic name §n cruisers, can now be seen at the OSHAWA YACHTHAVEN, They now feature the Caria- dian made 27 footer which sleeps four, has a completely equip- ped galley, 210 H.P.--V-8 engine, all ready to turn the key and fill the summer with family pleasure. Priced at only $8,990.00 delivered in Oshawa with convenient budget terms available. Your present boat can be traded in and used as « down poy- ment. Many options and accessories are also available. Pop down to the Harbor and see all the beautiful new cruisers available at the OSHAWA YACHTHAVEN. For further Infor- mation, call Mr. Norm Courthey at 723-1901. wee A very common, complaint is perspiration on clothes which causes damage fo many dyes and to most fabrics, Some fabrics are more readily affected and damaged by perspiration than others. Silk is the most susceptible to this type of damage. Many of the new synthetic fibres have high resistance to perspiration. Perspiration will often affect the colour or dye used on many synthetic yarns. Here are a few precautions you can take to prevent severe perspiration damage: The first one is to wear dress shields in your clothes. If they are not the dry cleanable type, you should remove the shields from your clothing before you send them to the cleaners, Have your clothes cleaned re- gularly, Cleaning garments slows down 'the destructive action of perspiration. Remember, the longer perspiration remains in a fabric, the more damage it will do. Protect your garments by having them cleaned regularly by the OSHAWA LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING, 50 Mill St., Oshawa. * eee TURNBERRY INTERIORS invite the parents of the brides and bridegrooms-to-be to consult now for that very special 'one of a kind" gift. The range covers, from the very latest in swivel- type. kitchen suites, fine crystal chandeliers, crystal lamps and ornaments, the very finest in furniture, occasional chairs in choice velvet, bedroom suites with the latest type of foom-rubber matt- resses.and bases, There is also a fine selection of Italian marble tables, Spanish imports, lovely decorator lamps, tne best in mirrors, and bedspreads of every style and color. TURNBERRY INTERIORS special of- the week is a Flora! Pillow-Bock Chester- field suite for only 499.00. They are situated at 312 Stevenson Rd. N. in the Stevenson Plaza where parking is no problem. Phone. 723-3889, * * * ! am happy to let you know that for the first time 'there is now in Oshawa a nice quiet respectable place strictly for the teenager. The OSHAWA STEAK HOUSE known for its good food and atmosphere has long been the ideal place for adults. The prop- rietor of the OSHAWA STEAK HOUSE, Mr. Helmut Kitschke, és now managing the new "RENDEZVOUS" teen club. The same excellent quality food served at the OSHAWA STEAK HOUSE will be served at the RENDEZVOUS, the only difference being it will tend to teen-age tastes and prices. There will be a different band featured every week. If you have a little combo or band, and wish to try your luck on stag, just give Helmut a.call ot 725-9111 and he will be pleased to assist you in forming a group, or putting you on stage ! The RENDEZVOUS is locoted in the Landsdowne Plaza on Simcoe Street North. On Heidi's staff there are many coutries represented to bring you the knowledge, skill, and various fashion: trends. Mary is from Hungary, Franca represents Italy, Heidi herself from Ger- many, and their new addition Maria is from Yugoslavia, | take this opportunity to welcome Maria to the fine staff at HEIDI'S MODERN HAIRSTYLING. These girls are fully quolified in the high style techniques of this modern day. Long hair is no problem at Heidi's. | may just mention a unique feature of the shop is eyebrow and eyelash coloring. Also, for the extra touch of sophistication,' |. personally recommend streaking or frosting. For an appointment eal] 723-5631,