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MRS. JOYCE VINCE,' Mrs. Stanley Nicholls and Women 10 THE OSHAWA TIMUS, Fridey, August 6, 1965 and Mrs. Dominic Maniert, Miss Maureen O'Hara, Mr: and Mrs. J. Read, Mr. and Mrs. John Dennis, Mr. and Mrs, Allan Larmer, Mrs. Mary Lyons, Mr. Michael Lyons, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Leithwood, Mrs. Mar- jorie Smith, and Mr. and Mrs. Mervin C. Fry. Mrs. Harold Hance and Miss Vera Hance have returned from a motor trip through New York Out-of-town guests attending the Lilley-Balan wedding recent- ly in Holy Cross Roman Cath- olic Church were: Miss Joanne Balan, Scarborough; Mr. and Mrs. Terrance Nolan, Clio, Michigan; and Mr., and Mrs. Earl Claxton, Picton. Bowmanville guests attending the Stata-Lemon wedding fe- cently in Westmount United Church were: Mrs. Stanley Preston, Mr. and Mrs. James Houston, Mr. and Mrs, Eric Col- well, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Thompson and Beverly, Mr. and Mrs. David Preston, Mrs. Norma Black, Mr. Bruce Col- well, and Miss Eleanor Prickard. Guests from a distance attend- ing the Stata-Lemon wedding recently were: Mrs. Elmer turning next. week to their Home in Taunton, Somerset. --Oshawa Times Photo the story connected with Mrs. Stanley Simpson, three one of his paintings. Mr. sisters, listen with interest while Mr. Nicholls relates WEDDING ALBUM Arecord for your Wedding Album is provided by The Oshawa Times Women's Page. Forms are available at The Oshawa Times office. Early publication of this wedding record is facilitated by submitting the completed form and | a picture of the bride to the Women's Editor as soon as and Mrs. Nicholls are re- Adams, and. Mr. Adams, West Guilford; Mr. and Former Whitby Residents Enjoy smj.ite%.casnd ir: nc |Mrs. James Bacon, Lindsay; . . . . . } Visit With Oshawa Relatives | arines; Mr. and Mrs. John Scott, Thoroughly enjdying a holiday lwith members of their -family and a return visit to Oshawa results with grape-fruit cham-| liam Page and pagne and elder-flower cham-|Pope, all of pagne. |Merle London, Kingston; Sussex, possible after the ceremony. You are asked to submit the names of out-of-town guests attending the wedding to the social editor either before or the day after the wedding. Russell - Harrison The marriage of Coral Eliza- .. beth Harrison and Douglas = Laurie Russell was solemnized recently in St. Gregory the Great Roman Catholic Church, Oshawa, with the Reverend John Markle officiating. The § bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Heber Harrison, Grand Cascapedia, Quebec, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Russell, Flesherton, Ontario. Mr. Paul O'Connor, soloist, was accompanied by Mr. John Driscoll at the organ. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a full- length gown of white organza over nét and peau de soie with Iily-point sleeves. The fron' neckline was bodice was trimmed with appli ques of floral design. A floor- length -train fell from a V- neckline in back and , her double tiata of rhinestones held a finger-tip veil of tulle illu- sion. She carried a large cas- cade bouquet of red roses with matching rose buds on stream- ers. round and the | OF al Mrs. Keith De Merchant, matron of honor for her sister, and Miss Dianne Sokoloski, bridesmaid, wore identical pale yellow floor-length gowns of organza over net and taffeta, and carried bouquets of bronze and yellow chrysanthemums. Mr. Wayne McMaster was the best man and the ushers were Mr. Beverley Genoe and Mr. Donald Teeter. For the reception at the Osh- awa Tennis Club, the bride's mother wore a light beige em- broidered lined sheath dress with beige and dark fern green accessories and a corsage of pink roses. The bridegroom's Miss V. Halik Feted Prior To Marriage Miss Veronica Mary Halik, whose marriage takes place to- morrow in Holy Cross Roman Catholic Church, to. Valentine R. Afonso, has been honored at several showers and presenta- tions. Co-workers of the bride-elect from the Cutting and Sewing Department of General Motors gathered at the home of Mrs. Anthony Melnick, Conant street, for a miscéllaneous shower. Over 125 attended a shower at the Polish Hall on Olive ave- nué, where the hostesses were Mrs Julian Dabrowski, Mrs. Peter Hrycanuk, Mrs, Peter Bobyk, Mrs. Lorne Curry and Mrs. Stanley Rospond. Many major gifts and a sum of money were presénted to Miss! Halik. . | The staff of the Cutting and) MRS. DOUGLAS L. RUSSELL mother chose a blue and white floral silk dress with white accessories and a similar cor- sage. Following an evening of danc- ing to a local orchestra, the couple left on their wedding trip to the Gaspe and north- west Ontario. The bride chose for travelling, a two-piece dress of yellow linen, a three-quarter length coat of white linen trim- med with yellow braid, white straw hat and accessories with a corsage of yellow carnations and pink roses. Mr. and Mrs. Russell will re- side in Downsview, Ontario, Guests attended from Grand Cascapedia, Quebec; Buffalo, New York; Flesherton, Toron- to, Blackstock, Queenston, and and district are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Nicholls of Taunton, Somerset, England. Mi. and Mrs. Nicholls are the guests of her sister,"Mrs, 8. J. Simpson and Mr. Simpson, Nassau strect, and Mrs: Nicholls is also the sister of Sgt. Detective John Powell and Mrs. Joyce Vince. When the whole family came to Canada in 1929 'and settled in this area, Mr. and Mrs. Nich- olls took up residence on Moth- ersill drive, -Whitby. In 1939 they returned to England and decided to remain there. They have one son, Mr. Nicholls, who went to school in Whitby and is now employed by the Sun Publishing Company of Watford. The visitors are amazed and enthusiastic about 'the changes arid development they see on ali sides here. Mr. Nicholls put it this way: 'Such enormous changes in a comparatively short time must be due to the energy and hard work of the people, confident of the future. "It is apparent. that every- body works at an accelerated tempo but at the same time the worker can enjoy, the advan- tages of the products of his labor." Mr. Nicholls views the scene with the eye of an artist and a photographer. During his resi- dence here he was instrumental in forming the Oshawa Artists' Guild which met regularly for practice and instruction in quar- Terrence: 'FORTHCOMING England," Mrs _ Nicholls medicinal properties and the|Mr. and Mrs. Alan wine-makers: although socially-| minded are most temperate and|Scott, Haliburton; occasionally in each other's|toba. Usual homemade wine' and to| ATES suesls attending the compare notes on the flavor, Stata-Lemon wedding were: Mr. color and quality. Many people bi er gice hana eee are finding these clubs more to aa and Bde Wilfred jt 'all of their liking than the noisier at-\Whithy, vt, mosphere of the public house and the mutual interest makes) Oshawa guests attending the for informative conversation." |McDonald-Agg wedding _ tomor- Mr, and Mrs. Nicholls returning next Thursday and/Mrs, Gordon Osborne, Mr. and they wish their stay might have| mrs. Allan McGarry, Mr. and been longer. As for coming back/ mrs. Stanley Olesky, Miss Linda to reside here permanently,| aydiey, Mr. Donald Trew, Mr. home ties are strong and they/| and Mrs. A. S. Clark, Mrs. | James H. Halliday, Mr, John both feel it is too late to uproot themselves and make another] Hyatliday, Mr. and Mrs. James F. Halliday and Mr. and Mrs. beginning. ] |C. W. Forde. SOCIAL NOTICE When Barbara Anne Foote was united in marriage to John MARRIAGE) thomas Rothnie in St. Mark's Mr. and Mrs. Frank Starkey! United Church, Whitby, last wish to announce the forthcom-| Friday evening, guests from a ing marriage of their Gaughter,| distance were: Mr. and Mrs. Diane Mae, to Michael Joseph|Frank Hackenson, Long Island, Godin, son of Mr. and Mrs,|/New York; Mr. and Mrs. Ross Raoul Godin, all of Oshawa, The|Barbour, St. Louis, Missouri; wedding is to take place on Sat-|Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Ritchie, Mr. | Mr. Daniel McDonald, St. Cath-|and Mrs. jand Mrs. Frank McDonald, Mr. |Searchmont; Mr. and Mrs. Wil-|and Mrs. Gerald McDonald, Mr. Miss Darlene| Joseph McDonald, Miss Sandra Mr.| McDonald, Mr. John McDonald, New| Mrs. "Wine - making as a home| Brunswick; Mr. and Mrs. Roy |Stephanie Tapp, Mr. Kenneth craft 'is becoming important in|Gilders, Peterborough; Mr. and/Tapp, Miss Margaret O'Don- said.|Mrs. Arthur Virgin, Hamilton; |nell, Mr. "Many of these wines have|Miss Leona Gilders, Ottawa; | Miss | Bowry,| Douglas Huntsville; Mr. and Mrs. Atchie|chael O'Doherty Jr., Mr. Mrs. Lillian|/Mrs. Paul O'Doherty, Mr. discriminating people as a rule.|McDonald, Toronto; and Mrs. Mrs. Kenneth O'Dpherty, "Members of the clubs meet|Harry Sisson, Birdtail, Mani-)and Mrs. Vincent Allan, are/row in Whitby are Mr. andif- SOCIAL & PERSONAL do Aidwinckle, Women's Editor Telephone 722 - 3474 for Women's Department Galt; Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Mc- Kenzie, St. Catharines; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ronolds, Barrie; Mrs. C. R. Norgate, Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cunningham, Etobicoke; Mr. and Mrs. J, M. Graham, and Mr. Gordon John- son, all of Leaside; and Mrs. C. T. Foster, Pefferlaw. Guests from Weston attending| Richard Cooke and Mr. and the Rothnie-Foote wedding last Friday evening in St. Mark's United Church, Whitby were: Mr. and Mrs. John Rothnie, Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Dragonac, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rothnie, Miss Susan Rothnie. Toronto guests were Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Bull, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gregson, Mr. and Mrs. George Durham, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bull, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Humphreys. Thomas} Toronto guests attending the in McDonald - Agg wedding All Saints' Anglican Church Whitby, tomorrow will be Mr. Hugh Wyllie, Mr Jean Boyden, Jones, Mrs. Neil Randall, and Mrs. E. R. Miss State, visiting friends in Mas- sena, Malone, Potsdam and Plattsburg. They returned via Montreal and visited Mrs. Hance's sister, Mrs. William Warren, Verdun, Quebec. Mr. David Mclean, St, George's Grenada, West Indies, will be in Whitby for the mar- riage of Bonnie Marie Agg to John Wilfred McDonald in All Saints' Anglican Church tomor- row afternoon. Other guests. at- tending from a distance will be Miss Anna B. Cardiff, Renfrew; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Denofrio, Miss Edna Ann Denofrio, Mr. and Mrs, Stewart Forrest, Mrs. Mrs. Stewart M. Joyce, all of Ottawa; Mr. and Mrs. John Age, Terra Cotta; Mr. and Mrs. Edwar Quail, London; Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Smith, Barrie; Miss Katherine Roddis and Mr. Brian Hunter, both of Kitchener; Miss Shaton Gibb and Mr. Murray Maurer, both shower and a cup and saucer THE JOBS AR ETHERE MONTREAL (CP)--Lack of experience need not hinder the mature woman who really wants a job, says Mrs. Laurette Bethiaume. With "no real ex- perience," she has been ward- robe mistress for a film com- pany in Peru and taught bridge in three languages to wives of Lima's diplomatic community. 'Now she is social hostess at an apartment building here. FOCUS ON PRACTICAL. MONTREAL (CP) -- Québec Women's Institutes are poe ing their emphasis, says presi- dent aig J. er ag "Our program is expanding to take llaneous and monetatyjin such things as farm manage- ment, budgeting, bookkeeping and community organization." Asia, Africa and Europe. Osh- awa guests were Mrs, T. K. Creighton, Mrs. Sydney Bate- son and Mrs, J. A. Aldwinckle| and Mrs. Roy Bishop of Florida who is spending a few days with Mrs. Conant. Guests at- tended from as far as Orillia. -Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Wye of Erith, Kent, are visiting her brother, Mr. Leslie T. Baker and Mrs. Baker, Richmond street east. Prior to her marriage to Mr. Kenneth McDonald; Miss Sylvia Klem was entertained at sey- eral showers. Her aunts, Mrs, Fred Climpson and Mrs. Kreasul, Bloor street, east, a misce shower was given by Ed. ward McDonald at the home ELECTROLYSIS Unwanted hair permanently re- moved from face, arms and oa Medically Approved Me- Douglas Lavender, drive, co-workers at Magill Business Systems held a party and presented the bride-elect with a set of china. Catton, Mrs. Donald Lavender, Mrs, William Woodman and Mrs. William Taylor. Mrs. John Kury, Chadburn street, held a miscellaneous and monetary shower at her home. On behalf of co-workers, Mr. Fred Kit- chen presented the bride-to-be with a pole lamp. Over 15 Years' Experience MARIE MURDUFF will be in Oshawa at the GENOSHA HOTEL Aug. 9, 10, 11 PHONE 723-4641 For appointment on these dates of Pickering. | 4 'Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Powers and Miss Rosemary Powers, King street east, left yesterday by plane for a three-week vaca- tion in Italy. Mrs. Powers was born in Chelara, southern Italy and will visit her birthplace 'lwhich she left when she was 'Inine years old to come to Can- 'lada with her parents, She is) |looking forward to meeting sev-| jeral relatives. | Mrs. G. D. Conant entertain-| ed at a luncheon at the Granite| Club, Toronto, yesterday, for! Mrs. Helen Tucker, leader of! the Women's World Travel Mis- sion for International Co-opera- tion Year; Mrs. C. Northcliffe| |Baker and Mrs. Joy Denton) and|Kennedy, Canadian members of) Mr.|the team; returned after three Mf.|months in fifteen countries in| Michael O'Doherty, Mary O'Doherty, O'Doherty, Mr. Mr. Mi- and ZELLERS RETAILERS TO 'THRIFTY CANADIANS Open Dailv 9:30 A.M. ot 6:00 P.M. Thursdey and Friday to 9 P.M. SPECIAL urday, September 4, 1965 at\and Mrs. James Tye, and Mr. 11.00 a.m. in St. Mary of thejand Mrs, 0. V. Johnston, all of; People Roman Catholic Church. Fergus; Mrs. H. P. Jackson, ters over Burns Shoe Store. Mr. Nicholls has gained con- siderable recognition as an ar- tist and is a popular teacher of art An oil painting of his niece. Miss Susan Elizabeth Powell of Oshawa, painted while she was on holiday in England, earned favorable comment in many English newspapers. Mrs. Nicholls has many in- terests also but her favorite hobby is wine-making in which she has become expert. She is a member of the Wine-Makers Circle and has won 59 awards in exhibitions held over a wide area, including large cities like Bristol and Torquay. She has produced with mark-| ed success sherry, apricot) liqueur, sloe gin, dandelion wine, wheat wine, barley wine An Old Salon With New Management buy 2 the price. Artistic Hair Styles 73 KING ST. E. is right Singhampton, Ontario. and parsnip wine which Mrs. WIFE PRESERVER Moth crystals and around shrubbery will pro- tect it from animal damage. sprinkled on Nicholls says is like a sauterne. She has also produced rose- petal wine made from fresh- picked. rose-petals steeped in boiling water with sugar and raisins and rose-petal jam, a rare delicacy. with still wines, Mrs. Nicholls has tried her hand at sparkling wines and has had excellent SAFE SNACKS Ideal picnic food and accom- paniments are found in' peck- aged cheese, pickles, ketchup, and fruit cake. Encouraged by her success||: OSHAWA Get Acquainted Offer YOUR CHOICE FLOWING MINK PERMANENT | 7°" OFF Reg, 15.00 SERVICE OF 9.50 YOUR CHOICE MON. - TUES. - WED. DURING AUGUST Phone 725-7221 jams and jellies, marshmallows, | Sewing department presented, the future bride with an elec-| tric mix-master . Mrs. Stanley Rospond, Cadil-' lac avenue south, opened her home for a personal shower.) The hostess was assisted by Mrs. William Miners and Mrs Dabrowski. 5 A miscellaneous neighborhood - shower was held at the Rundle| Park Clubhouse where the host-| esses were Mrs. Bert Crowells and Mrs. Howard Cook. _ Following the wedding rehear- sal tonight the bridal party will) be entertained at the home of 'the bride-elect's twin sister, | Mrs. Michael Buczynski, Eula- lie street. ORGANIZER MAKES TOUR | MONTREAL (CP)--After 19 years of organizing Junior Red Cross programs in. schools, Lor- raine How is on a year's leave from the Quebec branch to serve as Canada's representa- tive at Junior Red Cross head quarters in Geneva. Miss How will tour new countries needing help in setting up Red Cross programs, _. 4, work The said Board may approve of the said work being undertaken, but before doing 80, it may appoint a time and place when semen Name of Street Oxford Street Grandview &. &. LOCAL IMPROVEMENT NOTICE TAKE NOTICE THAT: 1, The Council of The Corporatitn of the City of Oshawa intends to construct granulor bose for asphalt pavement, as @ focal improvement, and intends to specially assess a part of the cost upon the land abutting directly on the work: From aa Te 465.38 feet south of 605.38 feet south of the south limit of Malaga Road. the south Olive Ave. and any owner may, within tw to the said work being undertaken, 12.09 feet south of the south limit o Malaga Rood { A South limit of Let limit of 115, R.P. 823 » The estimated cost of the work is $9,548.00. The special assessment is to be paid in ten equal annual instalments. . Application will be made by the Corporation. to The Ontario Municipal Boord for its approval of the undertaking of the soid enty-one days after the first publication of this notice, file with the City Clerk his objection ony objection to the said work will be considered. 4 DATED at Oshawe this 6th day of August, 1965. a ESTIMATED COST City's Owner's Cost Share Per Ft. Frge. Owner's Annual Total Rate Per Ft. Ftge. 18' ry $1,486.00 $1,024.00 $3.30 $0.45 18' 8,062.00 5,811.54 4.30 0.45 L, R. BARRAND, Clerk, City of Oshawe, SUMMER SLACKS 2 FOR THE PRICE OF 1 PLUS $1.00 Tailored from the finest English and domestic all wool yarns, dyed worsteds and flannel pic 'n' pic, neat and plains in grey, blue grey, medium, dark brown and blues. Hook and bar fastener above zipper fly, single pleats, continentol style in- cluded, tabs on back pockets. 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