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MARRIED AT SOLINA The marriage of Marie Elizabeth Weyrich and Gordon Emmerson Hardy was solem- nized by the Reverend R. L. Stainton in Solina. Community Hall recently. 'The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jo Aldwinckie, Women's Editor Dial 723-3474 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, September 25,1963 7 Stanley Christian Weyrich of PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Smith, Alexandra street, recent- ly returned from a two month tour of England and the con- tinent. Accompanying them were their son and his wife and family, Mr. and Mrs, Claud Smith, Vickie, Warren, and Claudia Smith, all of Port Arthur. The party flew by jet ito London, where they Spent some time touring the south of England. Mr. Claud Smith then returned to Canada, and, the rest toured Northern France, Belgium, Italy, Luxembourg, and Switzerland, While in Rome they visited the Vatican, and attended an open air opera. Returning they visited Scotland and there boarded the RMS Empress of England for home. Mrs, G, D. Conant had as her guest for several days last week, Mrs. Mervyn Chute of Whitby and the bridegroom is London, England, whom she the 11th conference of World Girl Guides. Mrs, Chute, born in Milwaukee of pioneer Eng- lish stock, spent her girlhood in the consulates of Europe; was married to an English en- gineer in Rome and has spent her married life in England. Due to her husband's _ill- health she has visited most of the tropical and semi-tropical winter resorts, South America and Japan. Now, widowed, she has been visiting the scenes of her childhood in Wisconsin and renewing family acquaintances in the United States for the past year. She is returning to Eng- land,. where she has two mar- ried sons, next month. Among those entertaining for Miss Sandra Snowden, Bowman- ville, prior to ber marriage to Robert L. P. Goodmurphy, also of Bowmanville, were: Mrs. Floyd Goodmurphy, Thessaion, a miscellaneous shower; Mrs. us first met at Avian, France, in the son of Mr. Gordon Knight |194§ when both were attending Handy of Bowmanville. and |---- the late Mrs. Hardy. --Mary's Studio Goodmurphy-Snowden Rites W. H. Brown and Mrs. Steven Doyle, a community shower at the Maple Grove United Church; Mrs. Noble Metcalfe, Oshawa, a miscellaneous shower; a presen- tation from the future bride's co-workers at Mutual Life As- surance Company; a stag party and _s presentation for the prospective bridegroom at the home of Mr. Cecil Goodmurphy, SHOWING a keen interest in the instructions: of Mrs. Phyllis Oattes, fashion super- visor, are seen, left to right, Young Adult Fashion Council Holds First Planning Meeting About 48 fashion - conscious|iifty young adults were present in Walker's Store in the Shopping Centre on Friday afternoon for the charter meeting of the Young Adult Fashion Council whose program is designed to further the education and in- Leslie Burden, 18, Christine Branton, 15, and Ann Over- goor, 18. --Oshawa Times Photo Spencer, Sister Vera Wright. All members are asked to come next meeting at 7.18 at the Orange Temple in long white dresses for initiation. Presentation And Program TOPS IN TIN Malaya is the world's largest producer of tin. Honors Silver Wedding Pair Approximately one hundred!sum of money from the neigh- girls between the ages of 13 and committee they want to work on, These recreational, and fifty relatives, neighbors, and friends gathered in the Re- creation Centre, Blackstock, re- cently and staged a pleasant ; latinest surprise party in honor of Mr. fo Peres: and Mrs, Kenneth Gilbank's When teenagers apply f orlo5th wedding anniversary. membership they specify which} wie Heveiend 'Fred "Swain pastor of Nestleton Presbyter- ian Church was master of cere- monies. Mrs. Marwood McKee thousand young adults, include: executive, fashion selection, bors and friends, Both Mr. and Mrs, Gilbank expressed their appreciation, Refreshments were served, after which the rest of the even- ing was.spent in dancing to musi¢ provided by Mr. and Mrs. George Timms of Lifford, Mr. John Archer and Mr. David Wotten. terest of teen-agers in the areas|modelling, make-up, entertain: gave a reading. Patsy and Dar Solemnized At Maple Grove Maple Grove United Church was the setting recently for the wedding of Sandra Gertrude Carol Snowden, Bowmanville, to Robert Lyman Perry Good- murphy. The bride is the daugh- ter of Mrs. Alan Snowden amd the late Mr. Snowden, and the -bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Albert E. Good- murphy, Sowerby, Ontario, The Reverend John P. Romeril officiated, amd Miss Carol 'Anne Schmuck, Kitchen- er, sang 'Because' and " Promise Me" accompanied by Mfs. William Laird, Bowman- ville. Given in marriage by her brother, Harry T. Snowden, the bride wore a gown of white or- ganza over taffeta with scoop neckline and_ shirred cap sleeves. Embroidered appliques} of Alencon-lace trimmed the| neckline and bouffant skirt, cen-} tering at the front with large| self roses and a butterfly bow| a matching rose headdress,| holding a tulle illusion veil, and carried a white prayerbook with pink sweetheart roses and white! stephanotis. The maid of honor was Miss Gloria Uliner, Kitchener, and Olthe other attendants were Mrs. |Ronald Rogers, Bowmanville, and Miss Ellen Goodmurphy, |Oshawa, with Miss Patsy Snow- den, Bowmanville as flower girl. | They were dressed identically in| short white organza gowns trim-| med with pink, and wore match- MISS ANNIE SHUNK Surprise Party On 90th Birthday Miss Annie Shunk was the guest of honor at a surprise birthday party arranged by her mephew and niece, Mr. and ing pink headdresses of gather- ed organza forming a small rose, with miniature pearl drops from the centre, holding a short veil. The best man was Merl Bol- ton, Thessalon, and the ushers were Manford Goodmurphy and David Snowden. For the reception at Maple Grove United Church the bride's mother received, wear- ing a two piece pale blue bro- caded dress with matching ac- cessories and a corsage of pink toses and white carnations. The bridegroom's mother assisted wearing a brown lace dress with beige accessories with a cor- sage of pink sweetheart roses and white carnations. For a honeymoon to points east the bride donned a three- piece pink and white linen suit, a pink petalled hat, and white accessories, for travelling. On their return, the couple will re- side at 71 King street west, apartment 4, Bowmanville. Guests were present at the wedding from Kitchener, Thes- salon, Sowerby, Downsview, Oshawa, Port Hope, Toronto, Plattsville, Stouffville, Picker- ing, Bowmanville, Newtonville, highlighting the back. She wore| @ f inual dinner of the Registered * |Nurses MARGARET ASHDOWN Travelled Speaker Coming As Guest Of Oshawa B&PW Recently. returned from a goodwill trip to Europe where she visited ten countries, three of them behind the Iron Cur- tain, Margaret Ashdown will be the guest speaker following a dinner of Region 5 of the Business and Professional Wom- en's Clubs of Ontario. event to be held next Monday at the Oshawa Golf Club and representatives from sister clubs will be present and other special guests. A past president of the To- ronto B and PW Club, Mrs Ashdown was for four years a member of the National Board} of the Canadian Federation and) acted as chairman of the United) Nations committee for the fed- eration. To further the under-| standing of the work of the) United Nations and UNESCO in) particular, Mrs. Ashdown has} travelled in Japan and the length and breadth of Africa. | Her latest venture was to) pave the way for International) Co-operation Year, a project dedicated to celebrate the 25th and Spanish, Minnesota. anniversary of the UN. Mrs. George Irwin and held at their home, Port Perry, RR 2.| About 100 friends and relatives| gathered during the afternoon) and evening to convey their con-| gratulations and best wishes on| the occasion of her 90th birth- day. One of the highlights of the surprise party was a_ special) visit from Ontairo Minister of Health, Dr. M. B. Dymond and Mrs, Dymond. | Born on Scugog Island, Sep-| tember 8, 1873, daughter of the) late Mr. and Mrs. James The Rossland Unit of LOWER Thursday, Sept. ADMISSION 50c Shank, Miss Shank's entire life will present Eric Aldwinckle Lecturing on, and showin "The Word and The Way' NORTHMINSTER UNITED CHURCH Northminster U.C.W. his illustrations of and other paintings 9 ' HALL 26 -- 8:15 P.M. REFRESHMENTS of Oshawa and District Literary Oshawa Club is hosting the|< Sowerby; and a_ presentation from the future bridegroom's co-workers at Robson Motors Limited. | The University Women's Club Group met recently at the home of Mrs. Raymond Litt, Queen street, Port Perry, to discuss jwriter. and author, William | Faulkner. The guest speaker at the an- Association, Ontario {County Chapter, at the Sandal- }wood Restaurant, will be Mr. A.|~ |Peckham, B. Arch. Mr. Peck- ham is a member of the Ameri- jcan Association of Hospital Con- sultants; and a member of the |Institute of Architects, His topic will be "Nursing and Hospital Architecture"'. NEED GOOD JAIL | HALIFAX (CP) -- The only policewoman in Nova Scotia is Mrs. Ruth Donald, a member of the Halifax police morality squad, She says the '"'greatest jneed of our ever - increasing |metropolitan area is a good jregional prison for delinquent females," }managing director of the Young of good grooming deportment and fashion appreciation, Harold A. Seymour, executive Adult Fashion Council reports that since providing councils in stores in Toronto in March of this year the council has seven thousand members enrolled throughout Ontario and expects that at the end of this year, MOST QUALIFY Approximately 97 per cent of Ontario residents are covered by Ontario hospital insuraace. [BG] pene ; WIFE PRESERVER Preserve a hair brush with a] polished back by coating back): with petroleum jelly before washing. ment and membership, The council meets once a month and the program is de- signed especially to meet the needs of teen-age girls, includ- ing fashion shows, training pre- sentations; make-up, hair sty- ling, instruction in table setting, deportment and entertainments. The place, date and time of the next meeting will be an- nounced in the near future and it is expected that many more will join in this "fun way" to make Canadian girls prettier, more poised and more alert to fashion and individuality. vid Wotten sang and Mr. Swann read an address, The honored| couple was presented with a re-) clining chair from their eae a chesterfield and chair, silver tea service, lazy susan and '| CAN CAUSE PAIN CLAYBURY, England (CP) Mother-in-law trouble may often cause real symptoms of pain, says an Essex psychiatrist, He recommends doctors pay atten- tion when patients want to talk about their d tic probl | For Transportation LIBERAL On September 25th Phone 728-9467 LIBERAL COMMITTEE ROOMS!! with CUSTOM AND READY MADE ~ DRAPES | M. & 6. 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