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PERSONALS A surprise birthday party was held in honor of Mrs. Agnes Steenburgh, formerly of Osh- awa, at the home of her son-in- law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chard, Cordova Mines, recently. It was her 80th birth- day. The family presented her with a purse of money. She also received numerous gifts and cards from friends and relatives including a corsage of pink and white carnations presented by Miss Cheryl Steenburgh of Osh- awa. Members of her family which ists of two d. y three sons, 20 grandchildren and |§ four great-grandchildren, were present from Cordova Mines,| Oshawa, Bowmanville, Peter-|¢ borough, North Marmora, Westport, Athens and Brock- ville. Friends from Havelock and Cordova Mines also called to wish her "Many Happy Re-|g turns of the day". Refresh- ments included a decorated birthday cake. Mrs. Steenburgh lived in Oshawa for a number of years and has many friends in the city. , Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shane of Newburg, Ontario, spent the weekend as guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Shane, Park road south. Mr. Glen E. Peeling and his bride, the former Miss | The Oshawa Chapter of Sweet Adelines directed by Mr. Dewey Tutton. provided the entertain- ment for the Annual Convention Sharon Anne Alessio, are pic- | trred following their wedding recently at Albert Street united Church. The bride is the WEDDING PRINCIPALS daughter of Captain and Mrs. R. F. Alessio of Val Cartier, Quebec, and the bridegroom | | is the son of Mr. and Mrs. | Ernest H. Peeling of Oshawa. Jo Aidwinckle, Women's Editor whom a presentation of china was made. A reception was held at Ade- laide House by Mrs. Meredith Moffatt, mother of the prospec- tive bridegroom, who is also entertaining after the rehearsal tomorrow evening. Dial RA 3-3474 * |8 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, June 14, 1961 'Many Entertain For Nancy Walker To Be Wed Friday Miss Nancy Walker whose marriage to Mr. John David Moffatt is to take place on Fri- day evening in Northminster United Church, has been a much feted bride-to-be. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Walker, entertained at an engagement party and Mrs. Lorenzo Powell was host- ess at an evening party and presentation for the affianced pair. Mrs. Orme Moffatt, Toronto, gave an evening party for the bride-elect at which a presenta- tion was made and Miss Jill Merry of Toronto gave a luncheon. i Mrs. James Skinner and Mrs. | E. J. Umphrey both arranged evening parties and showers) and Mrs. T. H. Coppin, an after-| noon tea and shower. I Mrs. Lloyd Collacutt and Mrs. Richard Chaffe were co-host- | esses at a tea and shower and| a party and personal was given jointly by Mrs. Lloyd, Workman and Mrs. I Root. Mrs. W. E. Austin held a linen shower and Mrs. George Read, | assisted by Mrs. Eric Vesey and Mrs. Harold Pierson enter- tained for the bride-elect to CUSTOM-MADE DRAPES FREE ESTIMATES 926 Simcoe St. N. RA 5-3144 | R. Aldsworth Photography | Kinette Club Of Oshawa Holds Election Night | Bruce Gerrow; directors, Mrs O8¢c Yap Kenneth Wright, Mrs. Donald| i Cullen, Mrs. Steven Dyl. Mrs.| two quartettes cently in the Corvair Room at|Bruce Williams, Mrs. Nona QUALITY MATERIALS: e SATEEN e POLISHED & EMBOSSED COTTONS | GINGHAM e COTTON LACE e LINO LINEN eo HONAN Matic Pale XX Bis Sang te Hotel Genosha. Raike, > nu complete uests for the evening were| : 1 e PETIT POINT e SHARKSKIN eo HONEYCOMB. The Hi-Lighters" and "The|Mrs. Kenneth Forbes and Mrs. | Lhe meeting was then turned NEW 1961 PATTERNS: ® FLORALS, large or small ® TIE PATTERNS tertainment chairman for the| ® PAISLEY e PLAINS, both woven and printed. of Managers and Matrons of the| Homes for the Aged held last week at the Hotel Genosha. The| chorus opened the program with| the theme song "Harmonize the World", followed by the med:| lov, "Ida", "Nursery Rhymes", | "Charleston" (with the solo| : danced by Mrs. Joan Bagnell) | «pe June general meeting, lection Night", of the Kinette and "If We all said a Prayer." yawn Was foe chapters Club of Oshawa was held re- AT WARD'S . .. WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE OF NEW SUMMER FABRICS SOME ITEMS AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE COST! 1500 YARDS -- AT ONE LOW PRICE MILITARY GUARD OF HONOR SALUTES BRIDAL PAIR the program of barbershop|Gerald Reid. Nicholas Hall, Roberta Fernandez Plight Their Troth in Holy Cross Holy Cross Roman Catholic Church was the setting for a military wedding on Saturday morning, June 10, when Lieu- tenant Nicholas Michael Beres- ford Hall took as his bride Roberta Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fernandez of Oshawa. The bridegroom, son of Mrs. Joseph Henderson of Kitchener and the late Major, Rodney Beresford of London, England, is a member of the Ontario Regiment RCAC (mili- tia). The Right Reverend Monsig- nor Coffey celebrated the nup- tial mass and performed the double-ring ceremony. Mrs. Gar- ry Booth played the wedding music with Mr. Frank Rosset- tani: as soloist. fn The bride entéréd the church ing a gown of carnation-white bouquets of white shasta chry- peau de soie fashioned on prin-|santhemums and cornflower. cess lines. The portrait nekcline, Captain John Larmond was and three-quarter sleeves were, best man and the ushers were bordered with Alencon lace. Captain Stanley Skea and Cap- Two deep folds on either side of tain Leo Tiggelers of Whitby. the front skirt gave the gown | After the ceremony a guard extra fullness which fell into alof honor formed at the Church ity. singing. During the business session _.. __|reports were given. Mrs. James| The Louie Hogarth Auxiliary Henderson, Kinette chairman] of Albert Street United Church|for the Children's Aid, reported held its June meeting in the|that Kinsmen and Kinettes, Mr. form of a birthday dinner par-|and Mrs, Donald Cullen, Mrs. grace. Mrs. Henry Hogarth cut/ham and Mr. and Mrs. James| he birthday cake. Miss Eleanor Henderson took the children] Calvert sang two solos '"'How|from the Shelter to the recent | Great Thou Art" and '""The/Kinsmen Carnival and was thor-| Lord's Prayer". She was ac- oughly enjoyed by all. Mrs. Nor- companied at the piano by Miss man Raike, chairman for the Jean Terwillegar. chapel .train at the back and|door with Major Douglas Harn- two rosettes accented the den as guard commander. back waist line. Her bouffant; Members of the guard of veil was gathered to a headdress honor were Captain William| of white satin leaves and a|Clarke, Captain Arthur Hebb,| large centre rose. She carried Captain Robert Leonard, Lieu-| a bouquet of white carnationsitenant Lloyd Taylor and Lieu-| and stephanotis. tenant Robert Cziranka. | Miss Noel Fernandez Was The reception was held in the maid of honor for her sister and Ontario Regiment Officers' the bridesmaids were the Mess. The bride's mother re- Misses Sylvia and Judith Hall.|ceived in a sheath of pink lace They wore identical gowns of over taffeta. Her flowered hat ice-blue embroidered organdy| was in tones of pink. She wore over taffeta. A large single white accessories and a gar- blue flower fashioned their|denia corsage. The mother of on the arm of her father, wear- headdresses and they carried|the bridegroom assisted wear- "FABRIC TALKS" _ The Care Of Rain Apparel Calls For Special Precautions By BEA BRIGHT With the amount of rain that we are exposed to in this coun- try, a rain coat or some form of rain apparel is almost a ne- cessity in everyone's wardrobe. There are two classes of rain apparel--those that are shower- proof and those that are water- proofed. Shower or rain-proofed garments are usually made of woven fabrics that have had an additional treatment of shower- proofing or rain-proofing added to the fabric. This group of rain apparel will resist light showers, but it is not absolutely water- proof. The second group, called "water-proofed garments", will completely repel moisture. These garments are usually made of a rubberized or plastic coated fabric. Another type of water - proofed garment is the plastic type garment. The main disadvantage of the water-proof- ed garment is that they must be completely non-porus and there- fore. they are very warm to wear. If you are looking for a new rain coat, be sure the fabric is pre-shrunk, otherwise, buy the garment on the large side to al- low for future shrinkage. Ask if the coat is dry cleanable. Buy a fabric that is closely woven and one that is colorfast to water and dry cleaning solvents. Make sure the seams are sewn and not stuck together with an adhe- sive. The adhesive used to stick these seams together is usually solvent soluble. When this is the case, the seams will separate in cleaning. Finally, just a few tips on the care of rain apparel: 1. Don't let your rain clothes NEWS IN BRIEF ROLE FOR ROZ Rosa'ind Russell, star of the movie Auntie Mame, plays a Jéwish matron from Brooklyn in Warner Brothers' new movie Majority of One. FOUR-LEGGED STAR The collie that stars in the movie Lad. A Dog, is driven around Warner Brothers studios in the same car that actor John Barrymore used. AUSTRALIAN SCENE Sports Down Under, featuring Australian athletic events, was produced in Australia for the CBS network to be seen in North America on June 22. ing a pure silk ensemble in beige and brown with match- ing accessories. She chose a corsage of gold roses and bronze chrysanthemums. Later the bride and bridegroom left on their honeymoon to points in the U.S.A. For travelling the bride donned a pink sheath of pure silk with a lace bodice, matching silk jacket and flow- become too soiled before you|ered hat. Her accessories were have them cleaned. If dirt is too |black and white and her cor- deeply embedded in the fabric, |S2ge gardenias. : th dry cleaning may not re.| On their return Lieutenant move it and must be wet clean-|and Mrs. Hall will reside in ed. This wet cleaning process Oshawa. may result in some shrinkage. 2. Have your rain clothes dry . cleaned often. FOR BEAUTIFUL i P 3. Have your dry cleaner re- | Lanta] treat your rainwear with a water repellent after cleaning. Many water repellents are not] permanent and rain apparel needs to be re-proofed after cleaning. Keep yourself presentable,| 40 King ERA 5-015] |charge. 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Mrs. John Lowry|strawberry bridge, Mrs. Lloyd thanked Mrs. Burroughs and Mr.|Pigden, remainded the club that Smith. {all Kinettes will be needed to {help on Wednesday, June 21, the Teas, birthday parties, wed-| date of the bridge. | ding anniversaries, coming and| The annaul elections followed and the new executive for 1961- Soings " guests ci your OWR| 63 are: president, Mrs, Douglas oliday plans are always of in-1 owe; 1st vice - president, Mrs. terest in this column. Write,| Gordon Garrison; 2nd vice-pres- telephone or visit the social de- Jaent, Mrs ony Soepiyic; |secretary, Mrs. Morley Robin- partment with your item of | con; registrar, Mrs. Paul Paut- news for which there is noijer. treasyrer, Mrs. Donald Luke; Bulletin editor, Mrs. | Fathers who get Arden for Men this JUNE EIGHTEENTH will have real cause to celebrate. 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