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} THE TIMES-GAZEBTE "Saturday, July 13, 1046 Have Served In Canadian Army Personals Accounts of social events and of to and from the hd HF ed TELEPHONES Miss Ada E. Ross. Social Editor Mrs. James Caldwell is a guest of Miss Wilma Leach, Hampton. a Bb Allan McDonald is spending his holidays at home in Goodwood, Ont. > % ¢ Miss Mabel ert on was a recent visitor at the home of Miss Conn Wheeler, Nestleton, Ont, * ¥ Miss Phyllis ogee, Colborne Street West, spent last week-end at Bal- sam Lake Miss Catherine Minto, R.N., visi- ted recently with A. Minto, Stark- ville, Ont, L 3K BK J Miss Hazel Van Dyke was 8 re- cent visitor at the home of Cecil Jeffery, Maple Grove. * _b Master Billy Ban" Zion, Ont., is visiting his grandmother, Mrs, Mil- ton Robinson, Christie Street. , * Miss Christina Gatchell, Burke- | ton, Ont. is visiting Mrs. Wesley | Vivian, Arlington Avenue, | Bo bP Merle McGregor visited his home in Utica last week and is in North | Bay this week. i Go BB | Nelson Gerrow spent last Sunday | with Mr, and Mrs, Russell Gray, Uxbridge. x 1 Orillia Man and His Oshawa Bride Roy Foster Weds A Weston Girl . Pink and white snapdragons, car- nations and palms formed the set- ting in 8t. John's Anglican Church, Weston, this afternoon, for a dou- ble-ring ceremony when Dorothy Foreman, daughter of A. C. Fore- man, Weston, and the late Mrs. Foreman, was united in marriage ith Roy Herbert Forster, son of Mrs. W. H. Forster, Oshawa, and the late Mr. Forster. Rev, W. E, Mackey officiated and the wedding music was played by Mrs. McKel- vey. The bride, escorted by her father, wore a white corded fallle gown, fashioned on princess lines with a short train and a sweetheart neck- line. Her fingertip vell was caught to a headdress of gardenias and she carried a cascade bouquet of pink roses, white carnations and baby's breath. Miss Marjorie Foreman was her sister's attendant and wore a gown of pink chiffon and lace with a Dutch cap of matching pink lace. She carried a.cascade bouquet of pink carnations and blue cornflow- ers. John W. Wheeler, Oshawa, was best man, For the reception held on the lawn of the Foreman home, the bridegroom's mother wore a grey and white jersey dress with match- ing accessories and a corsage of pink roses and blue cornflowers. The bride donned a beige linen suit with matching accessories and a corsage of pink roses. for the wedding trip to Muskoka. On their return, the couple will take up residence in Harmony, Osh- awa. Bridal Couple To Live In Galt MR. and MRS. WILLIAM HARDING who were married last Saturday in the parsonage of Simcoe 8 United Church. The bride, the former Dorothy Mildred Chatten, is the daughter of Mrs, Cecil Chatten, Oshawa, and the late Mr. Chatten, and * Bb Miss Leah Garrow left yesterday to spend the week-end with rel- atives in Thorold, Ont, LK 3K Miss Betty Flintoff, Miss Mary MR. and MRS. DAVID REYNOLDS : who were married on Wednesday, June 26, in Lindsay by Rev. H. C. Wolfraim at the United Church parsonage. The bride is the former Helen Margaret Forestall, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Forestall, Maple Grove Y.P.A. MR. and MRS. EDWARD BROWN 2 - Gives Clever Comedy marriage took place recently in the parsonage of Simcoe Street Those ing The bride is the former Gladys Ann (Molly) Prest, Rn A LR TN i oh, A. wi SE sl BA United Church. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Prest, and is a former member of the C.W.A.C. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs, Harry Couch, Newcastle, and formerly served with the Ontario T! ank Corps. --Photo by Campbell's Studio Toronto Choir Meets Its Former Organist The choir of Dufferin Street Presbyterian Church, Toronto, held its annual picnic at Lakeview Park last Saturday to meet once again and to visit with its former organ- ist, Mrs. ¥red Van Der Voort, Brock Street West, Oshawa, The choir and friends, over sev- enty in number, came in two char- tered buses and spent an enjoyable afternoon with games, races and baseball, At six o'clock, they sat _ down to a bountiful supper. All voiced their appreciation of the heautifil park and surround- ings and their pleasure in meeting their former organist again. About 10 pm. they left for Toronto and expressed the hope that they might meet again next year. No other leather can be dyed in as many diverse colors as kid skin. Mirror True PROCESS An Exclusive Tamblyn Service Assures You the Best in PHOTO FINISHING 8 Roll Film Developed With One Print of Each 42. * Fast Service Tamblyn 8 KING E. TEL. 760 '| Miss Youngman Bride Of Kenneth Sparkes Ferns, carnations and peonies formed the setting in Pontypool United Church, last Saturday after- noon for the wedding of Winifred Youngman, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. BE, Youngman, Pontypool, and Kenneth Sparkes, son of Mr. and Mrs. 8. Sparkes, Richvale, Rev. 8. Littlewood performed the ceremoay and the wedding music was played by Mrs, J. Richardson, The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of white moire with a sweetheart neckline and long sleeves, Her veil was caught to a satin Juliet cap and she: carried a bouquet of red roses. Her only jewellery was a strand of pearls. Her attendant was her sister, Mrs. Don Thompson who wore a pink gown, gold locket and a pink headdress, She carried pink carna- tions. Don Thompson, Bowmanville, was best man, The reception was held at the church where the bride's mother, gowned in black with black acces- Sories and a corsage of red cama. tions, welcomed the guests. She was assisted by the bridegroom's mother, who wore a navy blue dress with white accessories and a corsage of red roses. For the wedding trip to points north, the bride donned a lime- green dress and matching hat with white accessories, PARENTS CALL STRIKE Claydon, Sufolk, England--(CP) --Four teachers at Claydon School waited in vain for their 122 pupils to turn up. Parents had called a one-day strike protesting "flith" which had accumulated since. the school .cleaner resigned a month before, " Designed specially by Elizabeth Arden for today's busy woman. ; . it holds so much beauty in attractive Service Kit is perfect to slip in your purse or carry in your hand . . . just fits in the drawer of an office desk «++ and is just the size to tuck into. your suitcase for short holidays and week-ends. In Black, Brown, Blue or Chinese Red leather little space. This trim, Phone 28 JURY & LOVELL COSMETIC DEPT. Pp, $6. Phone 68 . Simcoe St. 8. Thomas and Miss Gloria Attersley left today for a holiday at Muskoka Beach Inn, Gravenhurst. * Pp Pp Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hood, Huron Crescent, spent Thursday of last week with Mrs, Reg. Cookman, Pinedale, Ont. * bk Mrs, Willlam Burnett and sons are eajoying a holiday at the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Berne Doble, West Brock, Ont. " Miss Leah Garrow, Athol Street East, was a recent visitor at the home of Mr, and Mrs, R. Gordon, Sonya, Ont. > > e John Umphrey spent last week- end at his home in Utica, and while there, visited at the home of Bruce Broad. Miss Eunice "Dawson, Burton Road, spent a few days with her sister, Mrs, E. Weatherall, Sutton Line, Ont. a Bi Mr. and Mrs, rry Young, Ar- lington Avenue, were recent visitors at the home of Miss Wilma Leach, Hampton, * bP Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Heasllp, Ja- netville, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs, Frank Malcolm, Ontarl Street, 3 Mr. and Mts a, Bone and daughter and son, Betty-Jean and Albert, are spending! the summer months at their cottage in Caesarea. Mr, and wi g AT 0 Wren, Park Road South, visited recently with Mr, and Mrs. Trueman Clarke, Brown's, Ont. Miss Blanche Son, Pine Stret, and Miss Nellie Shutka were'recent visitors at the home of A. Shutka, Starkville, Ont. de Bb & Mr. and Mrs. Theo Wilkins and Milford Wilkins, Royal Street, visi ted at the home of Wallace Mundy, Maple Grove, recently. . Clive Abbott na ™ sons, Warren Avenue, and Mr, and Mrs. D, Ad- ams were visitors last week with Percy Davidson, Zion, Ont. * bb Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harding, Gre- ta Street, recently visited at the homme, of Russell Stainton, Zion, of Miss Phyllis' Walters is spending two weeks' holidays with her grand- parents, Mr, and Mrs. A. A. Walters Uxbridge. LR 0 J Miss Donna Marie Barwell, Arth- ur Street, is enjoying a vacation at Little Lake as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John McCartney, Arthur St. oo PP Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Troop, Pinedale, last Suaday, and while there, attended the Pinedale Cem- tery Decoration Services. LE Mr, and Mrs. Vincent Otto, and Gwen, Warren Avenue, visited their parents in Uxbridge on Sunday. Their niece, Miss Noreen Fair, Ux- bridge, is now - visiting them here. . a FP > Among the guests at the Bacon- Lemon wedding in Bowmanville re- cently, were Mrs. Lorne Beck, Eu- lalie Avenue, and Michael Adam, Ritson Road South, La a Miss Joan Conlin and Miss Eve- lyn Wot were guests last week- end at home of Richard Grif- fin, Union, Darlington Township, Ont. &* Mr. and Mrs, George Lee and Mr. and Mrs Donald Lee and Wayne were visitors last week-end at the home of Walter Ferguson, Union Darlington Township, Ont. : ® Among the thot hown guests at the Sparkes-Youngman wedding in Pontypool United Church last Sat- urday were Mrs. A. Sparkes, grand- mother of the bridegroom; Mr. and Mrs. J, Storey; Mr. and Mrs. G. IN TWEED A wonderful little coat for the children. Reversi- GRAHAM'S DRY GOODS 4420W 154 Simcoe S. Toronto, 200 00 ee Mr, Oshawa. The bridegroom, from Orillia, is the son of Mrs. David Reynolds, ynolds, --Photo by Fulton C. Stewart, Lindsay T Leech; Mrs, G. Brown and Miss Sparkes, all of Toronto, oe Ne op Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Fredenburgh, Clare Bonine and Misses Marion and Nina Fredenburgh, all of Pitts- burgh, Pa., were week-end guests of Mrs. G. B. Hull and Miss Irene Hull, Church Street. LI IR J Miss Betty and Leonard Johnson, Park Road South, and Mr. and Mrs. | William Johnson, Athol Street Fast, were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs: V. Johnson, Kendal, Ont. oo Bb ou Miss Grace Parkhurst, Grooms Avenue, and Orwell Muirhead were recent visitors at the home of the latter's mother, Mrs, B. Muirhead, Janetville, 6 9 Mr, and Mrs, Lucas Peacock, Simcoe Street South, have motored to Binghamton, N.Y.,, today to spend the week-end with Mrs, Peacock's cousin, Dr, Mary Ross. ob Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kift and son, Paul, of Roxborough Avenue, ac- companied by their daughter Miss Bettee Kift and Miss Margaret Best of Toronto, left this morning for Davis Lake, Kinmount, for a week's holiday. L 2K 2% J Mr, and Mrs, W, M. Miller, Shir- ley, Marion and Joyce Miller and Bob McPhee were week-end guests at the Cedars, Dundonald, Ont. Mrs. Miller, Marilyn and Joyce re- mained for a eek. oP Mrs, Bruce Frauts, Celina Street, and Mrs. Arthur Hobbs, Simcoe Street North, have returned home after a two-weeks' holiday in Otta- wa. > > A large number of the members of St. George's Tennis Club attend- ed a wiener roast held Wednesday night at Pleasure Valley Ranch. The outing, which followed the evening's tennis, was the first of its kind held by the Club this season. LR AE. J The Past Grands of Oshawa Re- bekah Lodge No. 3 held a picnic. on Monday; the Lodge chartered a bus to take them to Gore's Landing 'where they spent a happy afternoon at Sister Fickes' cottage. They en- joyed games and sports and a pic- ni¢ lunch, : A shower wis ven last Tuesday evening at the hame of Mrs Wil- liam Ballan, Mitchell Avenue, in honor of Miss Lillian Taylor, whose marriage takes place today. Miss Taylor received many lovely gifts and a very enjoyable evening was spent, : LK Dr. and Mrs Samuel R. Cook and Mr. and Mrs. Seavey of Sacra- mento, Calif, who are touring United States and Canada, called at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Blair, Park Road South, on Wed- nesday. Dr. Cook is Mrs. Blair's cousin, La Miss» Jean Patterson whose mar- riage will take place in Brooklin, Ont, on July 27, was presented with a walnut coffee table from the office staff of Fittings Limited Friday afternoon, Mr. H. G. Pal- mer, sales manager, made the pre- sentation, &* BP Among those tending the fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Osborne, Cadillac Avenue, recently were Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Stainton and Eileen, Mr, and Mrs, Alf. Ayre, Lloyd and Boyd Ayre, Miss Irene Crossman and Miss Ari orthcutt, all from surrcunding districts, Bs Ph J Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wilson, Alex~ ander Blvd, who will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary next Monday, were presented with a beautiful table lamp Thursday" evening by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gra- ham, on behalf of the Woman's As- sociation of Centre Street United Church, Mrs. Wilson is a member of this organization of which Mrs. Graham is the president. oo of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Manila entertained the former's sisters who are visiting with their mother, Mrs. A. G. Manila, Bloor Stret East, at the Oshawa Pavilion last Saturday. The 'visitors dare Mrs. R. C. Green, Hamilton, Bermuda; Mrs. C. L. Si at, Winnipeg, Man.; Mrs, M. | B, Moore, Hollywood, Calif.; and | Mrs. J. L. Cox, New York City, | whose? husband, manager of the . | BMI. Radio station in Manhattan, was also present. L 2% 2X J Among the arrivals on the S88. Georgic, which arrives in Halifax on July 15, will be Mrs. Frank Gor- ing, wife of L/Cpl. Frank Goring, 125 Brock Street East, and Mrs, : W. Manning, wife of Pte. B. Manning, 278 Jarvis Street. Pb Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Butler, Hill- side Avenue, and Mrs. Butler's brother, "Doc" Morey, who has just returned from overseas, have been spending a week's holidays motor- ing in Northern Ontario. Mr. and pv 7 Trimm, Park Road South, were surprised by rel- atives and friends one evening last week on the occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary. Mrs, William Cowle Sr. read an address and Mrs. Keith Clarke presented to Mr. and Mrs. Trimm several pieces of silver with the good wishes of the guests. An enjoyable evening was spent at cards and refreshments were served by Mrs, James Cowle, Mrs, Keith Clarke, Mrs. Delbert Gibson and Mrs, Wilfred Badgley. * * PB Out-of-town guests at the recent Spencer-Gibbs wedding were the following: Mr. and Mrs. R. Duke, Port Hope; Mr. and Mrs. K, Humphries and daughter, Bonnie, Peterborough; Mrs, C. Brown, To- ronto; Mr. and Mrs. C. Watson, Lindsay; Mr. and Mrs. L. Prud- homme, Miss M. Daley and Mr. and Mss. N. J. Robertson, all of King- ston, > +P The Westmount Group of the United Church held its annual pic- nic last Tuesday at the home of Mrs. W, H. Jordan near Corbett's Point, Games were played on the lawn during the afternoon and were followed by a bountiful picnic supper. Mrs, M. Wilson, president of the group, expressed on behalf of all the members appreciation of Mrs. Jordan's hospitality. dF Bb Miss Rose Starr, a bride-elect of this" th, was honored with a kitchén shower on ursday eve- ning by her co-workers of the Anglo-Canadian Drug Company, Ltd., at the home of Miss Lorraine Reed, Lloyd Street. The bride-to- be was seated in a chair decorated with pink and white bows and streamers. The gifts were presented to her in a doll carriage also trim- med with pink and white bows. Lunch was served by the hostess and Mrs. Harold Keenan, LR A J Arthur Frederick Ladd, who was recently married to Doreen Grace Glover, is the son of Alfred Ladd and the late Mrs. Ladd, and not of Arthur Ladd, as was stated in Thursday's issue. oe de B Mr. and Mrs. Ted McColm and daughter, Barbara, have returned home after spending a week's holi- days at Crowe Lake, Meat Coupons Given Last Two Days--178 Oshawa citizens are becoming in- creasingly aware of the significance of the meat coupons turned in to the local Ration Board. Evidence of this claim is the fact that 178 coupons have been turned in during the past two days only, to make the present total of 2611 coupons. These coupons, turned in or mail- ed to the local Ration Board, 66 Simcoe Street North, are used by the government to release more meat for the famine-stricken coun- tries of Europe. Everyone is urged to turn in his unused meat coupons for this worthy cause. DAINTY WOOL FABRIC London-- (CP) -- British research has produced a wool fabric as fine to the touch as georgette. A umper of- the light weave would eigh 1% to 2 ounces whereas the average woollen jumper 'weighs | 2 = NHAN'S S55 | a Woman's Association of Centre St. "Susan Steps Out" a three-act comedy produced by Maple Grove Young People's Association and sponsored by the Women's Associa tion of Albert Street United Church, was piayed before a full house Thursday night in Albert Street Church, The entire play was delightfully refreshing and, although an ama- teur production, the continuity of the plot and the clever interpreta- .| tions of the roles lent it a truly pro- fessional touch, Those in the lead- ing roles, Miss Mildred Metcalfe and Bert Snowden, both of whom gave excellent performances, were ably supported by the following cast: Jean Summersford, Ken Summers- ford, Jean Jarvie, Albert Metcalfe, Jean Burgess, Loryne White, Pearl Collacutt, Ray Mundy, Art Burgess, Jack Mundy, Doreen Jeffrey, Stan Snowden, Mildred Snowden and Phillip Finney. Between the first and second acts, Miss Lenore Collacutt accom- panied on the piano by Les Colla- cutt, sang "The Bells of St. Mary's" and "Smilin' Thro'." After the sec- ond act, Miss Doris Stevens, ac- companied by Miss Swallow, sang "Symphonie" and "A Little Brown Bird Singing." Miss Collacutt and Miss Stevens also gave two duets, "It's a Grand Night for Singing" and "When You Come Home Once More." Next Week's Program At Adelaide House MONDAY Doris McCarthy's Art Exhibit, TUESDAY Art Exhibit. WEDNESDAY Y.W.C.A, Board of Directors meets. Senior Teen Centre Dance Junior Teen Centre Dance Art Exhibit SATURDAY Over Twenty Club Dance Art Exhibit London--(CP)--Because of clothes rationing newly-appointed bishops wore everyday black instead of "dress purple" at a revival of the Lord Mayor of London's dinner to archbishops, bishéps and clergy of the Church of England, Social Notices Marrsge Announcements $1.00 En, t A $1. ENGAGEMENTS Mr. and Mrs, Walter C. Majel an- nounce the engagement of their youngest daughter, Mildred Marion, to Frederick Charles Taylor, eldest son of Mr, and Mrs. Frederick G. Taylor, all of Oshawa. The wedding will take place in Centre Street United Church on Saturday, Aug- ust 10, at 3 pm. oa The angagemens is announced of Joan Gladys, only daughter of Mrs. Harry Werry and the late Mr. Werry, to Henry J. England, son of Mr, and Mrs. W. T. England of To- ronto. The wedding will take place July 27 in the chapel of St. George's Anglican Church, y Advantages of High Quality Vitamins By W. H. KARN, Ph.B. There is a distinct advantage in discrimination, Vitamins §} cover a wide field and serve a variety of needs. It is wise, therefore, to have expert counsel in the purchase and consumption of these magi- cal little capsules. Responsible pharmaceutical ¥ firms spend endless time and money in research, in establish- ing the source, the method of extraction, and' the preparation of Vitamins, ! The question remains: what Vitamin, or Vitamins, how much, how often? Expert advice from your doctor or your trusted druggist is always available, This is the thirteenth of a series of Editorial Advertisements appearing in this paper each Saturday. Karn's Drug Store the bridegroom is the son of Mr, and Mrs, F, C. Harding, Galt. =Photo by Hutchison Studio Soapflake Shortage Harasses Housewives "Any soap flakes?" is the constant query, of harassed housewives to the equally harassed storekeepers in town these days. This household necessity has been decidedly con~- spicuous for its absence since last Saturday, when it was first realized that there was an acute shortage of soap flakes, Of the nine local stores visited by this reporter yesterday, only one had a supply on hand and it was only two brands at that. A few of the stores have felt the shortage for at least three weeks but the majority has been aware of it this past week only. At every store it was claimed that the weekly or monthly quota from the retailers had been cut considerably, Grocers who obtained it directly from the warehouses declared that it was be- coming increasingly difficult to ob- tain a sufficient quantity. And what are the housewives do- ing without soap flakes? A few are content to use bar soaps but the majority is trusting to its luck te be in the stores whenever the few cartons available are put out on the shelves. At one store on a weekly quota basis, the comment, was: "We put it all out on the shelves as soon as it comes in, but it just disape pears!" There is no sign of increasing supplies as yet and so the house« wives must be economical and pati= ent until conditions improve, DR. R. COLWILL Wishes to Announce That He Will Be In His Office Only MONDAY and FRIDAY Afternoon and Evenings House-Cleaning Service TELEPHONE 3760J E. 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