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1Q THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fride OMEN, y, August 27, 1965 Showers, receptions and a tea honored Diane Gail Coleman who. will be married tomorrow to Robert Neil St. Mary of the People Roman Catholic Church, Mrs, Maxwell Gordon Coleman Springstein in Diane Gail Coleman, Bride-Elect Feted AtShowers: Reception, Tea ironing. Dusters were hemmed and presented to the bride-elect. Mrs. George King, Rosmere street, entertained St. Mary's Catholic Women's League at which Miss Coleman was pre- sented with a round table and TOMATO-PEANUT SALAD c. halved cherry tomatoes, or diced whole tomatoes 1-3 c, thin-sliced cleaned scal- lions ie i Bil qt. crisp tender chicory | leaves % c. coarse-chopped salted peanuts % ¢. mild garlic French dress. ing (not sweetened) % c. halved salted peanuts Combine first four ingredients in 2-qt. bowl. Chill 15 minutes, Toss with French dressing. Ar- range on salad plates or in low. bowls, Garnish: the remaining salted peanuts, four folding arm chairs to match, also individual pantry gifts. Mrs, Patrick Corrigan and Mrs. Kenneth Johnson held a party for the futtre bride and bridegroom at the homie of Mrs. Corrigan on Linden court. A buf- entertained at a trousseau tea in honor of her daughter, at her home on Rosmere street. Miss Diane Coleman wore a sheath of pink chiffon and received with her mother and Mrs, Rus- sell Springstein, the future bride- groom's mother, who both wore WIFE PRESERVER lL... WEDDING ALBUM and Mrs. Frederick Lloyd, Oshawa, and the bridegroom whose home is in De Borgia, Montana, is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Cooper. --Aldsworth Photography A WEDDING TRIP to Alaska followed the mar- riage of Margaret Ruth Lloyd and Donald Edwin Cooper in Christ Memorial Church last Saturday. The bride is the daughter of Mr. 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 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. Cooper - Lloyd De Borgia, Montana, will be the eventual home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Edwin Cooper whose marriage took place in Christ Memorial Church last Saturday afternoon, The bride, the former Margaret Ruth Lloyd, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Lloyd of Oshawa, and the bridegroom is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Cooper of De Borgia. The Venerable H. D. Clever-} don performed the ceremony and the organist was Miss Elizabeth Broadbent. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a full- length gown of white faille taf- feta with bateau neckline and elbow-length sleeves. Guipure lace was appliqued at the waist- line and from fine pleating in the back, the skirt fanned into a bell train. A wedding band head- dress of 'shirred tulle secured her full-length veil and she held a bouquet of yellow roses, white gladiolas and stephanotis. She carried a lace handkerchief which had belonged to her great grandmother, Mrs. Margaret Rowed of London, Ontario, and Gwilliam - Brooks Dorothy Maude,, daughter of| Mr. and Mrs, Cecil D. Brooks and Donald James Gwilliam, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Gwilliam, all of Oshawa, repeat- ed their nuptial vows before the Reverend N. F. Swackhammer in Northminster United Church last Saturday afternoon. The organist, Mr. John Rob- ertson played the wedding music and accompanied Mr Larry Marshall, the soloist. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a full-length gown of Ligoda fea- turing a bodice of imported Guipure lace with a scoop neck- line and elbow-length sleeves. The semi-A-line skirt was trim- med down the front with tiny lace-covered buttons and dra- matized at the back by a series of folds cascading into a chapel train. A double-tiered crown of pearls held her scalloped veil and sig carried a bouquet of red and White roses Miss Lorraine Brooks was her sister's maid of honor wearing a full-length gown of cotillion blue chromespun with a hodice of white Chantilly lace, re-em- broidered in blue. The back in- terest was a watteau train with a self bow The other attendants were Miss Carol Brooks, Oshawa, and Mrs. Jack Gwilliam, Brampton. They wore full-length gowns of white Chantilly lace re-embroidered in blue over co- tilli blue chromespun with sleeVfiess bodices topped by short bolero jackets. They all wore blue bow headdresses with brief veils of silk illusion. The flower girls, Miss Debra and Miss Pamela Gwilliam of Brampton wore pink chiffon dresses with Chantilly lace bod- ices and white flowers on their hair. They carried nosegays of shasta daisies. Mr. Jack Gwilliam, Bramp- ton, was his brother's best man and ushering were Mr. Kenneth Gwilliam, Peterborough and Mr Robert Taylor, Oshawa. A reception was held at the Hotel Genosha where the bride's mother received in a two-piece ensemble of pink Chantilly lace with pink accessories and a cor- sage of pink and white roses. The bridegroom's mother as- sisted wearing royal blue with beige accessories and a ------ of pink roses. which has been carried by three generations of brides. The bride's sister, Mrs. Wil- liam McQueen, was her matron of honor wearing a floor-length sleeveless gown of aqua organ- za over taffeta with a bodice of sculptured Guipure lace. A white flower and veil formed her headdress and her bouquet was} composed of white gladiolas and yellow roses, Mr. Larry Linnard, of Mau- jmee, Ohio, was the best man and Mr. William McQueen ush- ered. The reception was held at the bride's parents' home and Mrs. Lloyd received in soft pink peau de soie with Guipure lace; a feathered cloche hat and cor- sage of gardenias. The bridegroom is well known for his professional travelogues and the couple have left for a combined honeymoon and fact- finding, photographic tour of Alaska. They will make their home in De Borgia, Montana. As they left, the bride was wearing a two-pice suit of black and cranberry red sheer wool with black patent accessories, Mrs. Cecil D. Brooks, to Donald James Gwilliam, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack L, Gwilliam, all of Oshawa. Ireland Studio NORTHMINSTER UNITED Church was the setting for the marriage of Dorothy Maude, daughter of Mr. and Tomorrow's Bride, Cheryl Wilson Honored At Showers, Parties Miss Chery] Ann Wilson whose Carswell, King street east, marriage to Mr. oboe Magda/where a presentation was made, is to take place tomorrow, in| Mrs. Douglas Kewin and Simcoe Street United Church, /Mrs, Jack Kewin held a linen has been honored at many show-|and cup and saucer shower at ers and parties, : jthe » of Mrs. Douglas Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Bassett/Kewin, Windsor avenue, held a dinner party in honor of| Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sawyer held the future bride and bridegroom), dinner party at Sawmac at their home on Bessborough|Farms, north of Orono, in honor drive. During the evening thelof the future bride and bride- couple were presented with a] groom. gift. | Mrs, Neil Bain and Mrs. Bev- Alan Bathe were hostesses, at a|ture bride at the home of Mrs. buffet dinner and kitchen shower|Bain, Martins road, Bowman- "% bo ge nadia ocd Enon ville, where a presentation wae of Mrs. Cook, Fairview drive,/made and pantry shelf gifts Whitby, Misses Elizabeth, Cyn-lwere given, r thia and Katy Cook, and Master) «ye purchasin eS hs | asing Department of} Jeffrey Welsh received the! ' |General Motors where the fu-) fey and assisted the honored) 49 bride was employed pre-| : |sented her with a gift. ee eta" ban ey Mrs. Wallace Wilson entertain-| party and miscellaneous shower| 4 onter ee wee pend for the future bride at the Osh- fut brid oom's mother the Golf Club. Assisting the MICE. DEE ETOOM 8 . S iaatlact were Miss Cindy |ostess and the bride-elect, | Those pouring tea in the} afternoon were Mrs. Russell Wilson and Miss Jo-Ann Bathe. Mrs. Jack McGill and Mrs.\~.03 ; ; 'atin Fleming and Mrs. Lloyd Wilson, mae ie etenp hres Paco pe Ba grandmothers of the bride-to-be. Stevenson, Harmony road south |4/80 pouring tea were Mrs.| wh : '\Douglas Kewin, Mrs, Albert Wil-| Ninoy son, Mrs. Douglas Wilson, Mrs.| the future bride was) Ross Wilson, and aunts of the| given pantry shelf-gifts and a) presentation. lfuture bride and Mrs, Jack Mc- Friends from the Purchasing] jj), Department of General Motors| Those serving were Wendy held a miscellaneous shower for|passett, Miss Barbara Sawyer, the future bride at the home of|/viss Penny Van Courte and Mrs, James Smith, Central Park) yiss Penny Wilson. north, In charge of the Mr. and Mrs. Gary Butler heldjtroussesu rooms were Mrs. a Jack and Jill party for the|Keith Welsh, sister of the future bride and bridegroom at|bride-elect and Miss Elizabeth the home of Mr. and Mrs. EwartiCook; Miss Heather Wilson, a V -- fashions | personal As the couple left on a wed-} \ding trip to New York and fur-| ther points in the United States, | 'oa bride was wearing a navy puine wool two-piece dress with Inavy blue accessories. | Mr, and Mrs, Gwilliam will 'reside at 477 Byron Court, Osh- jawa, on their return. RONALG W. BILSKY,0.c, | CHIROPRACTOR 100 King St. E. -- 728-5156 Mrs. Peter Cook and Mrs. erley Brawn entertained the fu-) blue. Miss Patti Wilson was in charge of the guest book, Miss Linda Coleman and Mrs, Larry Lemon were responsible for the display of wedding and shower gifts 'and Mrs, Karl Steadman displayed the trousseau, Also assisting were Miss Donna Cole-|avenue, oan and Miss Kathy Spring-) srs paul Manion, Georgian : |Mansions, entertained some of _Mrs. Arthur Howard and Mrs.\the office staff of General Mo- hago King hey in Lord of\tors at a personal shower, the tea room and attractive tea As $ table centered with pink and wan oor the. salt oy General white carnations and tapers. |Motors at which Miss Coleman Those pouring tea were: Mrs.|was presented with various kit- Arthur Howard, Mrs. Georg ejchen utensils. oe a ee Mrs. Herbert Atkins, Pontiac| 4 ee dagen **/avenue, with her daughter, Mrs.| Philip Phillips, Mrs, Robert Wil-\7 srry Lemon, held a linen show- M94 go rg See bar a er at which the bride was pre- 's, Patrick Corrigan. MYs-\cented with a bridal scrap book Harold Ellis and. Miss Margaret) which was compiled by the girls Malnerich served. _|present, many with whom the| Mrs. Robert Wilson, Churchil!|pride had attended school. | fet supper was served and the couple was presented with an electric alarm clock. Mrs, Robert Knox, Mrs, Ar- thur Howard and Mrs. Murray Swartz held a _ miscellaneous neighborhood 'shower at the home of Mrs, Knox on Bader MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH GRILLS Family And Friends Honor Pair At Surprise Anniversary Party Mr. and Mrs, Grills were Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Grills, avenue, entertained at a "Wash and Iron" shawer. The bride- elect was presented with an ironing board, steam iron and individual gifts for washing and cousin and Miss Katy Cook; |Division street, were honored recently at a surprise twenty- fifth wedding anniversary party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Roser, Baldwin street. The evening began with some entertaining games under the Mrs. Philip Phillips, Bessbor- ough drive, entertained at.a kit+| chen shower with her daughter, | Mrs, Kar] Steadman. The bride- elect was presented with an lelectric frying pan, woodgrain canister set and teapot also in-| dividual kitchen accessories. The General Métors office staff presented the future bride and bridegroom with a novelty pottery ash tray and matching figurines, Miss Coleman entertained her |bridesmaids at a bridesmaids' luncheon at the Spruce Villa in | Whitby. Miss Janice Wilson, sister of the future bride and Miss Cynthia Cook. In charge of the wedding and shower gifts were Miss Ann Magda and Mrs. Gary Butler. In charge of the guest book were Miss Debbie Wilson and Miss Jo Ann Bathe. Following the wedding rehear-| Mr: and Mrs. Russell Spring- sal this evening, the bridal|/stein will entertain the bridal party will be entertained at the|/party at the Oshawa Golf Club, home of Mr. and Mrs, AntonijChurchill avenue, following the Magda, Arthur street. rehearsal tonight direction of Mrs. Paul Collins, and Mrs, Roser. Midway through the evening Mr. and Mrs, Grills opened up |their anniversary gifts which included a four-piece TV table jset, electric blanket, electric |clock, two silver candle holders, |plus a money token, and many 'other gifts. | Following the opening of the gifts and the cutting of the cake there was dancing for the remainder of the evening, con- cluding with a buffet supper. married in Toronto, August 10, 1940, and have two sons, Joseph and Jimmie, and a daughter, Bonnie. wished them many more happy years of married life. FLIES FROM CELLAR MOOSE JAW, Sask. 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