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SIGNING THE REGISTER --Horton Studio, Ajax Officers Form Guard Of Honor At Nichols-Closson Nuptials 'A guard of honor formed by fellow officers of the bride- groom's regiment, the On- tario Regiment, Oshawa, greet- ed the bridal pair as they left ' St. Mark's United Church, Whit- by, last Saturday afternoon, when Verna Isabel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles John Closson, became the bride of Alexander Lyne Nichols, son of pink pink nylon over taffeta with a featuring) three-quarter sleeves, The jun-| ior bridesmaid wore blue lace) over faffeta with three-quarter) sleeves, Their headdresses were circlets of flowers holding six inch veils of nylon tulle match-) ing their gowns. They: carried| nosegays of white carnations) and pink roses with some of the| lace jacket 'UNITS, GROUPS, AUXILIARIES LADIES' CIVITAN CLUB The Oshawa Ladies' Civitan Club held their last meeting until the fall, at the Glenholme School for Retarded Children on Simcoe street south. A de- licious hot dinner was served to 16 members and eight guests, by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Glenholme School. Guests for the evening were seven past members of the Civitan Club -- Mrs. John Keitz, Mrs. Arthur Griffith, Mrs. Steven Marion, Mrs. James Logan, Mrs. Ronald Crimmings, Mrs. Cecil Horton, Miss Carol McGurr, and Mrs, church hall the bride's mother received, wearing a light blue brocade sheath, white acces- sories and a corsage of pink and white carnations. The bridegroom's mother assisted, wearing a blue and white print- ed silk, white accessories and a smiliar corsage. As the couple left for their honeymoon in Sudbury the bride was wearing a pink linen sheath with a _ three-quarter icoat, white hat and accessor- ies. Mr. and Mrs. Nichols will make their home in Chelmsford, near Sudbury. The guard of honor was com- |prised of Captain Robert Czir- janka, 2nd Lieutenants Robert | Anderson, Roy Fells, J. J. Glas- John Merrithew. A short business metting was held. Mrs. Alan Harper read the minutes of the last ex- ecutive and regular meeting. Mrs. Royce Whittaker read the treasury report. A gift was presented to Mrs. William Witham who is leaving Oshawa, by Mrs. Frank Sim- mons. Mrs. Witham was one of the original members of the club and the first president. Mrs. Gary Bayliss presented a gift to Mrs. John Merrithew for her services to the club.. Mrs. James Logan. on behalf of the invited guests thanked the club for the invitation to the dinner. As of other years, on the last meeting night, the money, the Club made over the past year, was given to the different organizations. Mrs, Alan Studholme accep- ted a cheque on behalf of the Canadian Cystic Fibrosis Foun- dation, and Mrs, George Burch and Patricia Ajayi accepted a cheque for the African Students {Organization of Toronto, Miss Susan Powell, from the Oshawa Boys Club, accepted a sewing machine for the girls of the sewing classes there, After all business was atten- ded to, the members and guests were entertained by Mr. Ross Gibson of Whitby. Mr. Gibson sings and accompanies himself on the guitar. |sey and Russell J. Baird. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Nich-} carnations tinted blue, surround- ols, all of Whitby. The officiating clergyman was Broughton, who sang Prayer', accompanied by Mrs. jed by lily of the valley. The best man was Mr. David the Reverend J. M. Smith andjNichols and the ushers were the soloist was Mrs. Richard|Mr. Kenneth Randall, Whitby, For the reception at "Th ejand Mr, Charles Potten, Scar- Yord's Prayer" and 'Wedding|borough.. a eR Jack Beaton. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a formal nylon over taffeta gown with the bodice featuring a round neckline edged with appliques and Illy-point sleeves, The skirt was adorned with small ap- pliques. A circlet of white flow- ets held her shoulder-length nylon tulle veil and she carried @ bouquet of white carnations @nd red roses surrounded by lily of the valley. "The maid of honor was Miss Hazel Closson and the siran| lesmaid was Miss Susan fichols, The maid of honor wore FOR THE FINEST IN Custom Made DRAPES SEE M. & C. Dry Goods & Draperies 74 CELINA STREET PHONE 723-7827 i FoF The Finest Hair Styling and Cutting LAKE VISTA BEAUTY SALON and BARBER SHOP 1198. Wecker Drive PHONE 728-0422 JOSEPH LONGO -- Prop. | MODERNS! PLAINS ! PATTERNS FLORALS ! 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Yet she edged out most of the male drivers to cop third prize. The "which sex ig the better driver"' question will come up \ ed Nell TO WED JULY The engagement is announc- ed today of Janet Isabella Burtt, Whitby, daughier of Mrs, Joseph Fredericks Burtt, Norwood, to Mr. Donald Law- rence McEachern, son of Mr. and Mrs. William McEachern, Jackson's Point. Miss Burtt is a graduate of the Ontario for discussion again at Kitchen- er on Saturday, June 20. The occasion will be the 1964 On- tario finals of the 'teen-age safe driving championships, to be held under the joint auspices of Imperial Oil Limited and the Kitchener - Waterloo Junior Chamber of Commerce, c Nearly 70 contestants are ex-'c pected to demonstrate their ability and skill wheel of a car, watchful eyes of critical judges. All of the participants have al- ready won regional coniests. tralikeit the 18 Hospital School of Nursing, Whitby and the University of Western Ontario. 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