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AICTE I whe a. MR. AND MRS. KENNETH ZUFELT Punshon Avenue Pair Feted On 25th Wedding Anniversary A reception to honor Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Howard Zufelt, Punshon avenue, on the occa- sion of their 25th wedding anni- versary, was held recently in the Fernhill Park Clubhouse. Mrs. Zufelt, the former Ethel Mae Smith, is the daughter of Mrs. Geongé Smith, Oshawa and the late Mr. Smith, and came to Oshawa from Waterloo, England in 1927, Mr. Zufelt is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Asahel Zufelt of Warkworth and came to Oshawa in 1935. The Reverend Wylie officiated at their marriage which took place im Columbus 'United Church. Mr. and Mrs. Zufelt have one son, William. Mr. Zufelt is employed at General Motors and is an ac- tive member of the Oddfellows Lodge. Mrs. Zufelt is a member of the Rebekahs and is em- ployed at Eaton's. et) Three close friends, Mrs. Clar- ence Jones, Mrs. Elmer Ward, and Mrs. Orval Dingman ar- ranged the reception and enter- tainment, the highlight of which was a mock wedding. Refresh- ments and wedding cake were S\panied at the organ by Mrs. men Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor Dial 723-3474 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, October 22,1964 7 Burns Presbyterian Church, Ashburn, was the scene of a wedding on Saturday afternoon when Faye Ann Heron, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs, Edgar Rob- 'ert Heron, Ashburn, was united jn marriage to Andrew Milne Leaper, Toronto, son ¢{ Mr, and Mrs, Andrew Milne Leaper, Ab- erdeen, Scotland. The Reverend Kenneth A. Heron, BA, BD, brother of the bride assisted the Reverend H. M. Buntain in the ceremony. Soloist Keith Knights, Waterloo, sang "The Wedding Prayer" and 'The Holy City", accom- William Boyes, Pickering. The bride, given in manriage by her father, wore a_floor- length gown of white silk bro- cade, with scoop neckline, lily- point sleeves, controlled bell skirt shaped to a chapel train; accented by a satin cummer- bund and streamer bow. A matching satin wedding ring headdress held her embroider- ed, tulle illusion veil. She car- ried a white Bible from which trailed white streamers caught with yellow sweetheart roses. The maid of honor was Miss Mary Rose Heron. Ashburn; bridesmaids: Miss Donna Cro- mie, Toronto, and Miss Joan Conibear, Brooklin, and the flower girl, Miss Lenore Mc- senved from a table centered with a triple tiered wedding cake. | Mr, and Mrs. Zufelt were pre- sented with a bridge table and chains. Out-of-town guests attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Zu-| felt and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Zufelt, Detroit, Michigan; Mr.) and Mrs. Robert Edgar, Wark-) worth; Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Buchanan, Colborne; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Blocksidge, Canry-| ing Place; and Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Castleton, the sister of the bridegroom of 25 years ago.) St. Mark's WA And Tea Draws Many Spectators The Afternoon Branch of the Women's Auxiliary of St, Mark's Anglican Church held a very successful tea and showing of fall hats by Miss Viola McDoug- all, milliner. Mrs. Walter Meens, president of the WA welcomed the guests and introduced Mrs. Gordon Rae, general convener of the afternoon and Mrs. P, S. Law- rence who was commentator at both showings. Mrs, Rae pres- ented Mrs. H. A. Coles, soloist at the intermissions and Mrs. J. H, Lee who accompanied her at the piano and provided music for the models. Mrs. U. F. Ellwood arranged the tables in pastels and au- tumn flowers along an aisle for the models. A display of ferns and yellow chrysanthemums, provided the setting for the stage. Afternoon tea was served by Mrs. H, M, Beamish and her committee. During the inter- mission, Mrs. H. A. Coles sang three solos. Following the showing of thirty-six hats for every occas- gion Mrs. Gordon Rae _ intro- Wishes From Scotland Felicitate Faye Heron, Andrew Leaper the flower ag were gowned in gold and bridesmaids in pale green, they carried cas- cades of yellow and bronze chrysanthemums and the flow- er girl a white and gold basket of the same flowers. Their headdresses were' match- ing peau-de-soie wedding rings finished with bows and match- ing veils. The best man was the Rev- erend George Vais, Toronto, and the ushers were Mr. Lewis Wagg, Brampton, and Mr. Gor- don Thompson, Toronto For the reception held in the church hall, the bride's mo- ther received in a turquoise silk draped sheath dress and match- ing hat with pink melina trim, matching accessories and wear- ing a corsage of American beauty pink roses. The bride- groom's parents, residing in Scotland, were unable to at- tend the wedding, but many gifts, letters and telegrams of good wishes were received from relatives there. For their honeymoon trip the bride wore a mauve wool sheath dress and matching hat, trimm- ed with purple velvet and a yellow orchid corsage. Upon their return Mr. and Mrs, An- drew Leaper will reside at 584 Lawrence avenue west, apart- ment 2, Toronto. Andless, Toronto. They wore similar semi-formal gowns of silk brocade with peau-de-soie cummerbunds 'and streamer] bows. The maid-of-honor and) DADS DON'T KNOW MONTREAL (CP) -- Jacque-} line l'Esperence, a bridal con-! sultant here, believes that most fathers never know the cost of} their daughters' gown. When = mother daughter find the dress they want, "an extra $50 is worth it . . . but don't tell father," is a phrase she often hears. 725-4321 Mrs. Edward Martin, left, is the co-convener and Mrs, Ralph Patterson is the. con- vener of the annual "Candle- Light Ball" sponsored by the St. Gregory the Great Coun- VISIT CANADA TORONTO (CP)--Three Mos- cow women, members of the Soviet Women's Committee, have visited seven Canadian cities in a two week Canadian tour. Guests of the The Voice of Women organization, they were repaying a visit paid by six Canadian women to the Soviet Union last year. The) Russians began their trip in Vancouver, | HOUSEHOLD HINT _ Spoon thawed frozen fruit juice concentrate right from the } CONVENING CANDLE-LIGHT BALL cil of the Catholic Women's League,. to be held Saturday, November 14 in St. Gregory's Auditorium. The hostess will be Mrs. Bruce LaForce and the decorating will be super- vised by Mr, Arthur Bugelli. ~Oshawa Times Photots UNITS, GROUPS AUXILIARTES |Mrs. Edward Beaucha: KINETTE CLUB The October meeting of the Oshawa Kinette Club was held recently in the Piccadilly Room, Hotel Genosha, with the president, Mrs. Donald Cullen presiding. The Guy, Horticultural Society, were in- troduced by Mrs. David McCann e thanked by Mrs. Howard ce. Guests for the evening were: , Mrs. David Brown, Mrs. h Daly, Mrs. Donald Miles and Mrs. Jack Schill, prospective Kinettes, and Mrs. Alan Dionne, guest of Mrs. John Graham. Draws were made on the many floral arrangements and the lucky winners were, Mrs. Peter Canning, Mrs. Bruce Gerrow, Mrs. Lioyd Pigden, Mrs, Jack Risebrough, Mrs. George Rus- ling new sundae sauce. can over ice cream for a spark- é LILLIAN MAE MARSH SCHOOL OF DANCING D.E.A., M.D.A. Ballet, Tap, Toe, Acrobatic, inderance, Character Cc TEMPLE 91 CENTRE ST. INFORMATION 723-7253 Pre-School, AT MASO | Memo to Oshawa Club Women! Fall Hat Show Mrs. D. I. Nicholson, Mrs. .| B. Frost, Mrs. H. W. Packer, | . W.J. Neil, Mrs. C. A,! Keith aud Mrs. Gordon Rae. An added attraction at the} evening showing was the display | of fur hats. There were two} mink, a brown Persian lamb} and a black fox. Mrs. H. A. Coles was soloist for the even- ing and Mrs, J. H. Lee, pianist. Miss Donna James, spoke briefly on "Shades of Make-up." 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