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LI Tu | by + She wore | | | | | | | | i featuring a high neckline and g,,rpa5ces the high standards re- ong "WED IN DOUBLE-RING CEREMONY Mr. Ronald James Heard and | his bride, the former Miss Ada Bonk, are pictured following their marriage recently at Al- bert Street United Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and CHILD GUIDANCE Mrs. Nicholas Bonk of Bowman- ville and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Albert E. Blatch of Oshawa, and the late Mr. Clar ence Campbell Heard --Photo by Ireland During A Thunderstorm Allay Fear By Keeping Busy By G. CLEVELAND MYERS Some mothers suffer great fears during an electrical storm. One mother, supposing her fears might affect her little children, writes: "I am 27 years of age and have two boys. One is four years and the other is four months. I am so afraid of thunder and lightning that I can't move when I know are are going to have a storm. My oldest boy so far isn't afraid of them, but I can't cook or do any- thing when a storm comes up. "I'm wondering if you can fell me some way of overcoming this fear. I should be ashamed of my- self for writing this letter. Please send me your bulletin on fears in|in a dark closet You might even put on rubbers then. There is nothing wrong about that. Try to keep yourself busy at something. It might be a good time to read to the older child Also, it should help you if you were to watch a receding storm, observing the clouds and the play of lightning when you feel pretty safe. You might even learn to enjoy the grandeur then -and you could talk about it to your child. I can remember ard older sister of mine, who died in her 20's, being so frightened during an electric storm that she would ress ITIP to the British Isles and the) and throw a dress head. I kmow she suf- over her 1 wrote fered. If the rast of us had been to ope of Seople wave such fears, evening at this and don't get discour-| when aged. Don't forget you are going| to get over this very gradually| don't talk about them.! Why cook or work at the stove! during a violent thunderstorm? It| could be a little dangerous. Why really improve. As you do, you Edwin Brummett and son, not just consider it so and rest or do other things until the worst part of the storm passes over? It would also help if you were to observe some good rules of safety during an electrical storm --not leaning against a wall or standing in a draft or a doorway. ! we could h. hor 0 avoid "some of her s 1 hope you feeling ashamed of your| suffering. | It is| KEEP WORKING 1 just he that you keep work-| and not all at once. You willl will grow happier 1 wish you would write me later in the summer and tell me of your successes and let me pass what you say on to others so that it might help them. You certainly have my most good wishes. sincere TO BE WED THIS MONTH The engagement is announced today of Miss Elizabeth Jane Latimer and Mr. William Monds Braithwaite who plan to be mar- ried in the United Church, St. Lucille Lick, Walter Huron Exchange Vows: The marriage of Lucille Jane Lick of Oshawa and Walter Joseph Huron of Whitby was solemnized recently at Centre Street United Church The bride is the daughter of Mrs Harold T. Lick of Oshawa and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs. John Morden of Bradford, Ontario The Reverend A. F. Cowan offi ciated. The wedding music was} played by Mrs. Lyle Sherwin, sis- ter of the bride, and Mr. Lyle Sher- win sang "The Wedding Hymn and "Father in Heaven Abiding" The bride was given in marriage her brother, Mr. Elmer Lick a floor-length bouffant gown of nylon over satin. A small headdress trimmed with sequins and pearls held her fingertip veil . and she carried a cascade of red roses and stephanotis PY Miss Lois Brillinger was maid of-honor in street-length yellow crystalette. The other attendants were Miss Lena Hyndka and Mrs. James Lee, identically gowned in turquoise yore matching flow er headdresse nd carried carna tions and chrysanthemums in con trasting hues. Little Miss Linda Jane Sherwin was flower girl in July 28. Miss Latimer is the twin daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Robert Holmes Latimer of St. Mary's and Mr. Braithwaite is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hobbs Braithwaite of Oshawa. yellow nylon and carried a nose- way of pink carnations, * e best man was Mr .James Lee of Toronto. Ushering were Mr. Glen Lee and Mr. Clare Kidd To receive at the reception held in the church parlors the bride's mother wore beige lace over pink taffeta with a matching hat and gloves, The bridegroom's mother, assisting, was in white lace over blue taffeta with white accessories Both wore corsages of roses. The couple left on a wedding trip to Montreal and Quebec. For trav- elling the bride wore a gold-tone dress with matching jacket and white accessories Out of town guests were present from Hamilton, Toronto, Detroit, Bradford and London Hair Color Problem ? Look younger, re turn your naturol hair color . , coke (above Kresge's) L. i Bucy, Mrs. Agnes Elizabeth Bucy Becomes The Bride Of Wendell Malin | Northminster United Church was| the setting for a wedding recently, when Elizabeth Ann Bucy was| united in marriage with Wendell Eugene Malin Jr. t The bride is the daughter of! Elder and Mrs. J. M. Bucy of Osh-| abet 4 °E al" ABOARD THE NAUTILUS Elder V. W. Collins officiated. | - " Submarine Crews Are Trained To Be Tidy Housekeepers The 'wedding music was played by Mrs. D. L. Michael. During. the e By ELEANOR ROSS | The reason they don't get dirty Cleanliness aboard the wonder|is because each man is assigned WomEN THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Saturday, July 7, 1956 7 | " { Sowers was soloist at the recep- tion. on } The bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore a full- service Elder Collins sang length gown of lace and net over submarine, the Nautilus, even a station and is responsible for Lord's Prayer" and Mrs. W. A. keeping it scrubbed -- suds-and- sleeves. A beaded coronet| quired aboard regular naval ves- water clean! held her fingertip veil and she car-| gels "which are noted for their FORMICA PANELS ried white roses, shasta chrysan-| po, sekeeping! == |" Furthermore, passage wa themums and lilies of the valley.| "myo reason is that, while the aboard the atomic sub have wash-| Miss Joyce Ferneyhough was atomic sub can remain sub-|able formica panels, set from maid-of-honor in street-length tur-| merged indefinitely, storage space thigh to shoulder height, and the quoise crystalette. The other at- is very limited. The men can take remaining wall surfaces are tendants, Miss Joyce Malin, Miss only a limited wardrobe which painted with washable plastic Luella Cox, Mrs. E. B. Wells, Mrs./they must keep spotless for con- paint that resists fingermarks. K. C. Davis and Mrs. Evelyn giant use. This is not an easy Harried housewives with large Bowles were all in yellow. All wore tagk, {loads of laundry to do will be in- matching coronets and carried "Tt goes without saying that alterested to know that the men] bouquets of roses and lilies of the| clean, bright ship is a necessity of the Nautilus are issued only valley. Little Miss Janice Collins gor on0q morale when the sub four towels--two bath and two was flower girl in white crystal-|giaus™ "down under" for long .per- face towels. hey wash these as ette and carried a basket of rose joqs of time. |well as their personal clothing in buds. |BRIGHT COLORS {the ship's laundry room. Even Wr. Donald Jones was best man. With this in mind, the designers though each man is issued a Ushering were Mr. Lloyd Lind, of the Nautilus wisely chose supply of personal soap, the shop! Mr. David Malin, Mr. Lawrence bright yellows, blues and greens also stores 30 pounds of soap Hess, Mr. Earl Abrams, Mr. for the sub's living quarters in powder and six gallons of deterg- Daniel Bucy. | contrast to the drab control rooms ent--almost a month's supply-- Following a reception held at the So the importance of color, psy- for clean-up purposes. bride's parents' home on King|chologically as well as artistic-| The men serving aboard the street east, the couple left for alally, really comes into its own!| Nautilus are clean, tidy, used to wedding trip to Muskoka. For| Homemakers who think these keeping their quarters spotless travelling the bride wore a rose|colors are hard to keep clean, and are really wash-and-scrub ensemble with gray accessories. [take note: The navy says they conscious. Mr. and Mrs. Malin Jr. will live would be if they were allowed to, Anyone of them would be a temporarily in Riverdale, Macy-get dirty. good catch for any gal! land, until August when they will | take up residence in Loma Linda, . ' " - . California where the lgridegroom is Bride S First Shopping List Made Up Of Staple Items studying at the College of Medical new corned beef, spiced ham; peaches, Evangelism. PERSONALS Empty cupboards in a apartment or house have to be fill- applesauce and cherries; corn, The Reverend and Mrs. George ed, and in many cases it takes a peas and beans; two tins fruit Telford left on Tuesday for a two-|lot of experimenting, errors and juice and tomato juice; one box month trip to the British Isles |forgetfulness to fill those cup-|salt; one quarter pound pepper; i ..,. boards for the first time. e bottle each vinegar, Worces- Holiday time is here again with| "Here is a list for the bride sauce, k celery salt, comings and goings all over town. follow when she and her new hus- garlic salt; five pounds pastry If you are taking a trip or expect-|hand go shopping for the first|flour, one box cake flour; one box ing company, the social departi-|{ime. unflavored gelatin, flavored macaroni, one of rolled oats; six ment would be glad to hear from gelatin desserts; tapioca, you. Telephone 3-3474 with any| oenctarch: vanilla; cocoa, munity for £25. rice, tins assorted soups; one package tea, split peas or lentils or navy beans; | VALUABLE STAMPS reappears on the side of the hill LONDON (CP) -- A stamp col-/to set below the horizon. lection, filling 90 volumes, sold for , £12,500 at an auction here. SUN SETS TWICE | r LFEK, England (CP)--Crowds : athered in the churchyard of this tratffordshire village to see something unique--the sun setting twice on the same evening, It happens only on. the longest night of the year, and only in this part: of the world. The sun goes down behind a 1,190-foot hill 'and later RAPES - CURTAINS VENETIAN SHADES WARD'S PROTECTION A PRESCRIPTION SAFEGUARDS YOUR HEALTH! Many of the "wonder drugs' should not be self-administered. A doctor's prescription and. our careful compounding assures you of the best for your heath. GREEK CATHOLIC NUPTIALS Miss Mary Holotwaty, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Holowaty and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene | McAvoy, all of Oshawa, --Photo by Mary Studio SOCIAL NOTICES ENGAGEMENT | Dr. and, Mrs. Robert Holmes {Latimer of St. Mary's, Ontario, an- Inounce the engagement of their |twin daughter, Elizabeth Jane, to spaghetti, chop suey vegetables. |Mr. William Monds Braithwaite, ready-mix pie crust, waffle mix, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenueth cake mix, canned fruit or nut loaf, Hobbs Braithwaite of Oshawa, The canned pie filling, frozen dessert marriage will take place on Satur. mixes, anchovy paste, peanut but. day, July 28, at 4 o'clock in the ter. | United Church, St. Mary's. Of course, the bride will have to . | alter the list according to the par- SAFETY CEECK | ticular tastes of herself and her] LONDON (CP)--Gas inspectors husband, and add other things as examined 12,052 gas appliances in she finds them needed from time homes of the aged and infirm and to time, 'foun¢ 7,176 needed repairs. ! In a pretty ceremony recent- ly at St. George's Greek Catho- lic Church Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Eugene McAvoy exchanged nup- tial vows. The bride, the former Let us fill your prescription ! CHEAP COTTAGE | PORTSDAL , England (CP)--| A four-roomed terrace cottage! was auctioned in this Sussex com-| pickles, olives, maraschino cher- ries, preserves (jam, jelly, marmalade), canned baked beans, PRUGS NEW LOCATION: OLD POST OFFICE BUILDING RA 3-4621 little items of news and share your|,,ffee: evaporated milk (small|five pounds potatoes, three p pleasure with others. cans are more useful to the "we onions, two bunches carrots two" class); five pounds gran- one dozen eggs. ulated sugar, two pounds icing] On her emergency shelf, sugar and two pounds sugar; corn syrup and honey; one pound each faisins, apricots, prunes; one pound butter; one| Gordon Cragg, Oxford street. pound shortening; small tins of | Mrs. Thomas Farrow, Bruce baking powder, baking soda and street, and her sister, Mrs, Frank mustard; bottles of allspice, cinna- | Beattie of Dundas, Ontario, sailed mon, nutmeg, sage and cloves; one § |vesterday" from Montreal on board|package mixed whole spices; one |the SS Corinthia for a two-month|tin each salmon, tuna, crabmeat, LODGES AND SOCIETIES QUEEN MARY LODGE Miss Patricia Wilson was hostess last evening at a birthday party| for her brother, Raymond. The party was held at the home of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. continent. Out of town guests at the Malin- and Bucy wi were Dr. Mrs. W. E. alin and family, | Wytheville, Virginia: Dr. and Mrs.| W. Malin and f A nh | alin, Miss ashin, D.C. Queen Mary Lodge, LOBA, held Miss Ruth Minesinger, Bothevitle, Its regular meeting on Wednesday Virginia; Mr. and Mrs. Clare | evening with Sister Louise Owens Brummett and son, Mr. and Mrs. |B the worthy mistress chair. Sis- , Mrs; | ter Gertrude. Logan, Jorthy us RX k. all of - Millington, tress, is visiting in Ireland. Sister? Vienigas Miss Muriel Lig Keitha Cleveland was in the deputy} Akron, Michigan, {mistress chair. | Devotional exercises were per A surprise party was held re-formed by the chaplain, Siste cently in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Osabelle Reid. Jack Westlake, RR 3, Oshawa, on| Those reported to be on the sick the occasion of their 10th wedding|list were Sister Margaret Phillips, ! anniversary: Close relatives of the Sister Susan Waterhouse and Sis- |couple presented them with alter Anne Toms. | bridge set. Refreshments included! It was announced that Church" |a decorated cake to commemorate service would be held on Sunday!' the occasion. |morning, July 8, at St. George's Miss {Anglican Church. Members were Street asked to meet at the Orange make het home Temple at 10.30 a.m., also to meet at the\Orange Temple on Saturday Mr and Mrs. Gordon A. Leslie, morning, July 14, at 8.30 am. for Masson street, leave this weekend service at the Cenotaph. The par- for a vacation ithe south United ade is to be held this year at Port States and Florida. ope. | The next regular meeting will be Honoring her forthcoming mar- held on July 18. | lage. 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