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Ee We -emegemnity step? ie eae bs ' bi % ie ALL SET FOR THE PARTY Celebrating his first birthday today is Brian Donald Wilson, | Gavin north, son of Mr. and Mrs Wilson, Wilson road ANN LANDERS Forget Sister Act And Be a Wife Dear Ann Landers: I widowed at the age of 31. My| daughter and I were just like sisters. We went every place to- gether and always had a won-| derful time. She had a good job,| and never would accept a mar-! riage proposal because she was content at home with me Two years ago she was trans- ferred to another city. I was very lonely at first. Then I met a man and started to go out. My daughter was happy for me. When I told her he wanted me to marry she was all for it. I've been married for 13 months and) now I think I made a mistake., My daughter is being trans-| ferred back here and I want her to live with us. My husband is} violently opposed to the idea. Do/eyen want her here for a visit. you think it is right for a man to be jealous of his wife's daugh-| fo was, himself mle _~ eww wy f ene THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, August 1, 1962 7 Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor Dial 723-3474 SOCIAL NOTICES ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Bra- cey wish to announce the en- lgagement of their daughter| *|Brenda Joyce, to Mr. William) f|Webster, son of Mr. and Mrs.} xeorge W. Webster, all of Osh-| 'lawa. The wedding will take! place on Saturday, September 1962 at 3.00 p.m. in St. +} |George's Memorial (Anglican) e | Church. ; } ENGAGEMENT } Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fd mund Cornish announce the en- \gagement of their daughter Dianne Elizabeth, to Mr. Wil liam Till Neal, son of Mr, and Mrs. James Clayton Neal, all of Oshawa. The wedding will take place on Saturday, September 1 1962, at 2.30 p.m. in King Street United Church, Oshawa. i FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE " Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Bar- Robert F. Wilson, Oshtwa, clay of Amherstburg, Ontario and Mr. and Mrs. Alexznder | announce the forthcoming mar Whyte of Renfrew, Scotland lriage of their daughter, Sandra Ireland Skudio |Nancy, to Mr. Glen Richard "~~ |$kuce, son of Mr. and Mrs. |Charles C. Skuce, Oshawa. The wedding will take place on Sat- urday, August 25, 1962 at 7.00 p.m, in Amherstburg. Oshawa, and grandson of. Mr FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE Mr. and Mrs. Robert Inglis Wilson, Oshawa announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Bonnie Geraldean, to Mr. Eric Gillman Greene, son ip" of Mr. and Mrs. Greene of Yarmouth, Nova} Scotia. The wedding will take| place on Saturday, September 1,| 1962,, at 3.00 p.m. in Simcoe Street Pentecostal Church. up for his st@eetheart certainly won't do it for* his wife. Dear Ann: I'm a happily mar- ried woman with three, children. | Last week my mother wrote) ' ENGAGEMENT Mr, and Mrs, Steven Suszek wish to announce the engage- ment of their daughter Marian Louise, to Joseph B. Van Kuik, son of Mr. and Mrs.. J. W. Van Kuik, all of Oshawa. AT HOME Mr. and Fred: Cookson, R.R No, 2, Seagrave, will be at home) to their relativ friends and neighbors on the occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary| on Sunday, August 12, from! 2.00 to 5.00 and 7.00 to 9.00 p.m.! MARRIAGE The marriage of Myrtle Irene Morgan of Oshawa to Ernest E.' Patierson of Bowmanville took place on Friday, July 20, 1962, in the parsonage of es Se = By MARGARET VADUZ, POP OSS : Liechtensetin "ei : he Simcoe Pwo Canadian girls are spend-|ing Street United Church with theling the summer working in this| American wsateveve CANADIANS IN EUROPE Girls From Vancouver and Montreal Working Together in Liechtenstein NESS this extra tourists situations such or altention--| ski (CP) \and it sometimes leads to amus-/She designed the official outfits the Canadian bobsled) English. ourists|team at Lake Placid, N.Y., last when worn by area in the Reverend John K. Moffat offi-/tiny principality tucked between|compliment Evelyn on her good year. ciating PICNIC SANDWICHES Picnic sandwiches will keep fresher if made of bread frozen in the freezer. Frozen sliced bread. separates easily and should not be defrosted. The bread will keep gs fresh but will be thawed for eat- ing by lunchtime. URGES FLUORIDE LONDON (CP)--The British municipal councils to add fluor-| cay is lower two-thirds' in districts where fluoride is a natural constitu-| ent of water, the association said. Austria and Switzerland Montreal, paMILY ATTRACTED While Evelyn has picked up well, is doing public relations) , few words of German from and selling watches for tourist- Edward Anne Sinclair of who was here minded Baron Falz-Fein Evelyn Mills of where she has been September doing work. She happened the baron's gift-cum-tourist bu- reau and applied man-speaking Gifford N.lide to water supplies. Tooth de-|the Upper Rhine is a by as much as| education. On the baron's staff|Switzerland Anne comes naturally by her) aSlinterest in skiing. Her parents, Thomas Sinclair, It's the baron's idea--to give have a small private club and are girls 'from many, well as Canada. last summer principality France, Australia and English as Vor friendly Nis already fluent in : guage, having spent the winter)" Vancouver as a ski instructor at St. Anton, the fillings|(came here by way of London Austria since last secretarial to hear of Anne's enthusiasm community caught Her brother bride, the Peter former Ger- Italy Mr, and Mrs Liechtensteiners, Anne and the Alps: has} family. and his Alexandra Both agree that simply work- Weil of Montreai, spent part of} Dental Association has urgedjing in this predominantly Ger-|their honeymoon here. And sis-| onjter Susan will attend school at) liberaliChateau d'Oex near Lausanne,| on among her Her latest interest is one-man bobsledding (called rodelling or luging) being promoted by the baron. She is thinking of enter- ing for Canada in the 1963 world championship at Innsbruck, Au- lan stria Evelyn, daughter of Mr Mrs, W. J this) her job here offers, Laurentians and Mills of Vancouver, isn't interested in sport but she does like the cosmopolitan life jon the Continent, compensation ifor the low pay and long hours When you need "HOME-NURSING" Call a V.0.N. Nurse 725-2211 "Wome-Nursing Cere for EVERYONE" Audrey Lorraine Goyne Wed To Mr. Myril James Hepburn | A weddi: .° Os a interest was the marriage in Centre Street United Church last Sa. day when Mr. Myril James Hepburn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Henry Hepburn took as his b Mis Andre: " raine Goyne, daughter of Mrs. Ear! Roy Goyne and the late 'Mr. Goyne, all of Oshawa. dresses were matching roses and they carried blue tinted baskets of white shasta daisies. Miss Wendy Keeler, the bride's niece, wore a short, full-skirted dress of silk organza over taf- 'feta with lace on the neckline and the skirt. Her headdress 'was formed by a band of tiny 'roses and she carried a white The ceremony was performed|Pasket of shasta daisies tinted |by the Reverend W. G. Dickson. iMr. R. K. Ke"ngton was or- ganist and "Wedding Prayer"|Milne with Mr. |wards jand "O Perfect Love" were 'sung by Miss Hazel Rundle. Given in marriage by her (brother, Mr.: Earl W. Goyne, \the bride wore a_ full-length jgown of snow-white, pure silk organza over taffeta. The: full skirt was xe-embroidered with Alencon . Jace, sequins. and pearls, sweeping into a chapel train which was held by three small orgahza roses. The bodice was styled with a scoop neck- line, re-embroidered with Alen- con lace, sequins and 'pearls, and lily-point sleeves. A tiara of pearls and crystal held her fin- ger-tip veil of tulle illusion and) she carried an all-white basket of shasta daisies, feathered car- (nations and baby's breath. The matron of honor, Mrs Robert Boyce, and Mrs. Edward Romanuk and Miss Kathryn Hamilton wore identical street- length gowns of soft blue pure silk organza over taffeta. They were designed with skirts softly pleated at the front and a full back accented with large self roses at the waist. Their head- 1, SHOP-EASY LABEL Variety names are right at the top of the label to speed selection... save precious shopping time. . QUICK-TWIST CAP A quick &% turn and the jar is open. Another % turn recaps the jar to refrigerate any unused portion. that she is coming to make her home with us. Dad passed away six months ago. His life with my mother was plain hell Hler rotten temper and impossible demands drove him to drink. She blamed him for wrecking her 'life, when it was the other way around When I was growing up | spent most of my spfare hours with my aunt who lived nearby. I was never close to tmy mother) and I avoided her whenever! possible. My hushany can't stand my mother and he doesn't Mother always sjpent money olishly and now sise is almost) We have stocked our store with a wonderful array of holiday foods at real cash savings. SPROULES SUPER SAVE WIDE-TOP JAR Makes it extra-easy to spoon out baby's food... tight down to the last bit in the bottom of the jar. blue, The best man was Mr. Robert Everett Ed- and the bridegroom's brother, Mr, Harold Hepburn as ushers. The reception was held in the UAW hall. The bride's mother received in a short-sleeved, pink sheath dress with a bodice of Guipure lace and silk chiffon skirt di- agonally tucked in front. Pink and white accessories and a corsage of white carnations complimented her dress. The bridegroom's_ mother assisted, wearing a Queen Anne blue sheath dress of silk shantung accented by a draped side panel When leaving for their honey- moon to Cape Cod, Massachu- 'setts, the bride was wearing a baby - pink sleeveless sheath |dress of pure pesante silk shan- tung with a matching jacket, black and white accessories and a deep mauve and white orchid corsage On their return Mr. and Mrs, Hepburn will reside in Oshawa, '4 STRAINED BANANAS ter? I feel that since my daugh-| broke. She's in her mid-50's and| ter passed up marriage to be! .ouiq work, but she's such a " COMPARE AT 15c--YORK w:th me that I should divorce) nossy type I don't, think she 15-OZ. this man and make a home| ouig hold a job. for her. What do you think?-- DARDANELLA Dear Dardanella: Forget the sister act and be a wife. If your daughter has any brains sh2'!l refuse the transfer even if it means her job This girl needs to make a lic for herself ani she'll never do it if she moves back to the city in which you Lye Dear Ann Larders: I've beea *vting a fine yau!.g man for sev- ¢val months hopes to be a sertified public accountant next) vear. Perhaps this romance will) never blossom into anything per- manent, but even so I like him and I want to help him. I spoke with my sminister and he says I should acwept her into our home. I'm affaid it will mean the end of mty marriage. What shall I do?--"FROUBLED Troubles: Yjour first ob- ligation is to the man you mar- ried. No wife should be forced against her will to# accept her husband's mother ino her home. |The same goes for .a man when lit is his mother-in-daw. Do what you car to help her| financially, even iff it means a genuine sacrifice. But don't let) her move into your home, unin- vited, and make a shambles of your marriage. ' COMPARE AT 49c. 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