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11 members of the Etobicoke Aquatic Club are in Vancouver this week to compete in the Olympic trials: Joey Weir, Uno Drive; Randy Croome, Grasspoint Cres.; Linda Osborne, Durban Road; Linda and Janet Nash, Oakfield Drive; Elizabeth Daniel, Wembley Dr. (in the East End); Cathy Abel, Grenview Blyd. N.; Kathy Sansom, Mossford Court; Doug Densmore, Jill Cres.; Glem MeClocklin, Scarlett Road; and Lance Peto, Pheasant Lane. They flew out last Tuesday accompanied by their coach, Don Miller, and by one of the mothers, Mrs. Daniel. They were billeted in homes in Vancouver until Sunday when they moved to the University of British Columbia. The trials started Tuesâ€" day. Joey Weir has been training with the Olympic coach in Vancouver since May. Both Mr. and Mrs. Weir have gone out to wateh their daughter. Also in Vancouver are Mrs.: Osborne and Mrs. MeClocklin. Many will be interested in knowing how the Club financed this trip to the Olympic trials for the young swimmers. The Canada Fitness Council paid part, the Canadian Amateur Swim Assn. part; and the remainder was split between the Etobicoke Aquatie Club and the parents of the boys and girls who earned the right to go. They return next Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Steed, Barbara Wimbleton Road, are arriving home today their eottage in Haliburton. Wir. and Mrs. A. E. Mosser, Tofield Cres., Rexdale, have received word that their daughter, Mary, has arrived in France. She sailed on the "Ryndam" from Montreal to LaHavre. After a week in Paris she will proceed to Utrecht, where she has a scholarship at the University of Utrecht, donated by the Nethâ€" She sailed on the "Ryndam" from Montreal to LaHavre. After a week in Paris she will proceed to Utrecht, where she has a scholarship at the University of Utrecht, donated by the Nethâ€" erlands Government. Miss Mosser graduated in June with her Honor B.A. in Modern History from the University of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Stephen, Chestnut Hills Parkway, with their son, Michael; their nephew, David Stephen, of Cooksville, and their newly acquired Welsh terrier, "Felstead Scout", arrivâ€" ed home from England Sunday night. They spent four wonderful weeks, visiting relatives and showing the boys a few of the sights of England, as well as three days in Paris. Mr. and Mrs. David H. Richardson, Penny and Neil, Grenâ€" view Blyd. S., are back home after a threeâ€"week cottage vacation on Lake of Bays near Dorset. Mary Bell, Fairway Road, entertained a group of young people on Tuesday evening in honor of her brother, Donald, who left yesterday for St. Jean, P.Q. He will study at "College Militaire Royale de St. Jean". Mrs. Phil G. Carrier recently entertained at a buffet supper party in honor of Mrs. Robin Sharp, who has come back to live in Toronto. Rev. Robin Sharp, who, before moving to Larder Lake, was assistant minister at Humber Valley United Church and Mrs. Sharp have many friends here. They will he living in North Toronto where Rev. Robin Sharp will be assistant minâ€" ister at St. George‘s United Church Mr. and Mrs. lain W. Lang, The Kingsway. are back from a trip to Great Britain. Their daughter, Miss Mhbairi Lang, acâ€" companied them. They visited relatives in Scotland and did some sightseeing in England also. They were much impressed by the efficiency of the bus service in their mative Glasgow. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Culver, Aymarn Court, Markland Wood, enjoyed a motor trip with their family to Florida earlier this summer. Honoring her daughter, Gail, Mrs. G. E. Darroch entertained at tea last Saturday afternoon at the home of her friend, Mrs. L. B. English, Don Mills. Until the Darroch family left for England two years ago, they lived in St. George‘s Manor. Reâ€" turning from England in June, they have taken up residence temporarily at St. Andrew‘s Towers, Willowdale. On The Social Scene On Saturday, September 5, their daughter, Gail, is being married in Humber Valley United Cburch. The groom is Mr. John Benjafield, of London, Ont., son of Mrs. F. B. Benjafield, and the late Mr. Benjafield. Gail remained in Canada to continue her studies at Western University from which she graduated last spring. He fiance was doing post graduate work at the same university. Next year they will live in Boston where he is continuing his graduate work at Brandeis University, Two parties were given in honor of the bride in London. In Toronto, Mrs. Roland Morris and her daughter, Mrs. Ted Doherty, gave a luncheon at the Granite Club. Mrs. William Grant entertained atâ€"a barbeque party and shower, and Miss Joyee Mitchell gave a miscellaneous shower at her home on Bromley Cres., with Mrs. John Hobson as coâ€"hostess. On Friâ€" day evening the groom‘s mother is entertaining at the Skyline Hotel, following the rehearsal. Mr. and Mrs. Fred V. MceCann #on, Michael, have moved to the Bivd. The McCanns were original first residents in I«lington Heights community. . Marguerite (lson, Lambeth Road, is back from t where she spent the summer as sailing counsellor second year Mr. and Mrs. William Lyon moved last weekâ€"end to their new home on Islington Ave. N., in Islington Heights. Their children, Joe, Angus, and Rosemary, will be attending Rosethorn School. Mr. Lyon is on the staff at Alderwood Collegiate. We welcome them to Etobicoke. Mr. and Mrs. John Judson have ret Wimbleton Cres., after spending a week Home from Camp Wapomeo, Algonquin Park, where they were counsellors this year are Blythe Bouskill, Ridgecross Road, and Margo Vanderploeg, King George‘s Road. Sue Donnelly, Ravenscrest Drive, and Nancy Bernecker, Princess Margaret Blyd., were counsellorsâ€"inâ€"training at the same camp, and Tony Kennedy, North Drive, was a guide for canoe trips. At dlmp Ahmek, brother camp to Wapomeo, several Etobi eoke boys were counselling. George Mackie, Abilene Drive Richard Clark, Palace Arch Drive, and Bob Thom, Bywood Drive Chuck Bouskill and Dave Wilson wore counsellorsâ€"inâ€"training and Tracy Wilkes worked at the camp. Mary Bannon. Tyre Ave.. had a long flight this sumamek for * 14â€"yearâ€"old. With her cousin of the same age, Mary Anne Rannen. of Burlington, she flew to Vancouver and on to Los Angeles. visiting relatives in both places. The girls were thrill ed with Disnevland. Back from a camping trip in Algonquin Park are Mr. and Mrs. George Bondy, Antonette, Adrian, Christopher, George, Sharon, and Lorraine, of Frost St., Rexdale. The children were thrilled with the deer. the bears and all the other unfamiliar ereatures they came npon as they camped at the Lake af Two Rivers. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Owens, Jane and Bill, have returned to their home on Donnybrook Lane after a motor trip to Washâ€" ington. New neighbors on Finchley Road are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F Shaw, and Bob. They have moved here from Fergus. Bob ararta eollegiate this vear. We welcome them to Etobicoke starts eollegiate this yea o Smith College. Nort Mass.. later this m Islington Ave. N., and their Brentwood Apts., Lascelles settlers, in fact. almost the They will be missed in the irred to their home on at the Muskoka Sands Elaine and, David, after a holiday at amp Oconto She returns inth for her M1dâ€"Summer Bride Judy Dodd Chooses Blue And W hite Theme IODE Chapter To Raise Funds For Hospital An "Adventure in Fashion" is being planned by the Lord Benâ€" nett chapter of the IODE for Thursday, September 17, at the Yorkdale Shopping Centre audiâ€" children‘s wing of the new North York General hospital. This is a very special project and all Metro chapters of the IODE are working diligently to raise the considerâ€" able amount of money required. This will take place at 2.30 pao. and broceeds will go towards the M1chael 8 )//‘0/1-11/[ aureen Spratt | United In Our Lady Of Sorrows Islington United Church frames Mr. and Mrs. John Caulfield as they leave for reception. Bride is the former Judy Ann Dodd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Dodd, of Burnelm Drive. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Caulfield, of Smithfield Drive. Mrs. Gordon Brown is the conâ€" Mr. and Mrs. Michae! Desmond Syron smile happily as they leave Our Lady of Sorrows Church following their marriage. The bride is the former Maureen Emelia Spratt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spratt of Chestnut Hill Parkway. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Syron of Hilldowntree Road. Photo by Hardy Photography Stores Available IN NEW SHOPPING PLAZA Now Under Construction Contains 24 Stores including Major Food Chain Located in Etobicoke on Burnhamthorpe Road Excellent Location For Many Businesses 70% OF THE SPACE NOW LEASED HIL 7â€"8581 saow HL 4â€"7 711 woess For Information Call vener and tickets may be obtainâ€" ed by telephoning her at BE 1â€" 9256. The regent of the chapter, Mrs. H. D. Langdon, has called a meetâ€" ing for September 14 at the home of Mrs. Alec Horr, 10 Glen Murâ€" ray Drive, during which time plans for the ifashion show will be completed. Fall and winter acâ€" tivities for the chapter will also be discussed. "Being on the job" is important to a man â€" but so are his childâ€" ren. When mother is sick or absent, visiting homemaker serâ€" vice, â€" supported â€" through â€" the United Appeal, can provide a lot of help and comfort. Photo by Hardy Photography Barbara Ann Coles Feted _At Preâ€"Wedding Parties One of the loyeliest of midâ€" summer weddings took place Satâ€" urday, August 15, when Judith (Judy) Ann Dodd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Dodd of Burnelm drive, Islington, became the bride of John Day Caulfied, son of Mr. and Mrs. Erie Caulâ€" field of Smithfield drive} Islingâ€" ton. The afternoon ceremony took place in Islington United church with the Rev. 8. B. East officiatâ€" ing. Mr. W. Woolhousee directed the program of wedding musie with Mr. A. A. Carr as soloist. Blue trimmed standards of white gladioli decorated the church. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a beautiâ€" fully selfâ€"designed gown in white gilk linen trimmed with Viennese handâ€"embroidered lace at the neckline, tips of sleeves and edge of skirt. The detachable chapel train was also detailed in lace as was the bride‘s high crowned head cirelet from which flowed an elâ€" bow length veil of silk tulle illuâ€" sion. She carried a charming casâ€" cade of white roses with trailing ivy and wore a pearl bracelet, gift of the groom. A party and presentation of china was held at the Kingsway home of Mrs. Mel Walsh, coâ€" | hosting with Mrs. E. W. Chantler, | Mrs. â€" George V. Davis, Mrs. { George Adam, Mrs. William Godâ€" \ber and Mrs. Frederick Smith. The bride‘s sister, Marilyn Dodd, was maid of honor and the groom‘s sister, Mrs. Jane Cobean, Barbara Ann Coles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coles of King Georges Road, Kingsway, was widely entertained prior to her marriage to William Arthur Fidler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arâ€" thur Fidler of Strathroy. The wedding took place at Our Lady of Sorrows church on Saturday, August 22. Standards â€" of â€" white Shasta daisies and pink gladioli decorated Our Lady of Sorrows church reâ€" cently for the wedding of Mauâ€" reen Emelia Spratt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spratt, Chestnut Hill Parkway, and Michael Desmond Syron. son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Syron of Hilldowntree road. The Boulevard Club was the scene of a presentation shower given by Mrs. William Butler, Mrs. E. H. Doyle, Mrs. John Mcâ€" Gregor. Mrs. Stanley Meno, Mrs. Donald McDougall and Mrs. Wilâ€" liam Deverell. Miss Rose Marie Harrop enterâ€" tained some of the bride‘s friends at a buffet supper and cup and The Rev. Father Frank Hogan officiated at the ceremony and the program of nuptial music was conducted by Peter Calvert, soloist, and Joanne Harrop, orâ€" ganist. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose Chantilly lace and white silk organza for her lovely full length gown. Deâ€" signed on princess lines with silk organza panels, the lace dress featured a flowing chapel train of silk organza and seed pearl embroidery on the bodice. Her lace petalled cap was also emâ€" broidered in seed pearls and adorned with silk tulle veiling. She carried a cascade of white roses and stephanotis centred with a large white orchid. Her maid of honor. Barbara Tranquada. and bridesmaids facilities to serve you better ave doubled our business. N Service Station Is Expanding Big Things Are Happening At Barthorpe‘s! Barthorpe‘s Sunoco Service Barthorpe‘s Auto Repair Ltd. Watch For Our Modern Addition! two vears. ‘hanks to §324 DUNDAS STREET WEST was bridesmaid along with Gail Capstick, Mrs. Alison Fleming and Mrs. Brenda Daniels, the bride‘s colleagues from Teachers‘ college. They were delightfully gowned in sky blue silk sheaths with rounded necklines and elbow length sleeves. A. detachable panel at the back of the gowns ‘was attached by a narrow cumâ€" merbund and fastened at the front with a bow. They wore matching veiled headpieces and carried cascades of white and blueâ€"tinted carnations. The groom was sttended by his best man, the Rev. Douglas Miles, and ushers Jim Dodd, John Dodd, Ted Cobean and Harvey Benson. Following the ceremony a reâ€" ception was held at the Holiday Inn where the bride‘s mother reâ€" ceived the guests in a charming pink silkâ€"crepe sheath which she wore with matching accessories and corsage of roses. The groom‘s mother assisted, wearing a sheath of soft yellow brocade with & matching demiâ€"coat of organza, matching accessories and corsage of roses. Outâ€"ofâ€"town . guests . attended from South Bend, Indiana, Kitâ€" chener, Ohio, Ottawa, Braceâ€" bridge, Walkerton and Sudbury. For their honyemoon trip through the eastern states and Canada the bride changed into a peach wool crepe Aâ€"lined dress over which she wore a peach lined white wool boucle coat aeâ€" cented by an orchid corsage. The couple now reside in Toronto. |_For their honeymoon trip to 1Fape Cod the bride changed into \a pink and white threeâ€"piece silk saucer shower at her home on Robinhood road. A miscellaneous shower was held at the home of Mrs. William Cavanagh, Kings Lynn road, by Mrs. Robert C. Christie, Mrs. Ernest Taylor and Mrs. Cavaâ€" nagh. Mrs. Carl Class and Mrs. T. J. Kersey of Strathroy, Ont., were‘ coâ€"hostesses at a linen shower‘ beld at the Strathroy home of Mrs. Kersey. Mr. and Mrs. John Lorenzen of Strathroy eiftertained at their home at a mixed party when an outdoor barbeque and accessories wera presented. Marie Higgins and Paula White wore gown@ of flowing silk chifâ€" fon in shades ranging from soft to deep pink. Small bows decoratâ€" ed their matching wedding band headpieces and they carried basâ€" kets of gladioli spikes in the same range of pinks. Mr.â€"and Mrs. C. W. E. Wright entertained at a harbeque brunch party at their home in Strathâ€" rov. Friends of the groom entertainâ€" ed at a bachelor party at Beta Theta Pi Fraternity House, Lonâ€" don, Ont. Mrs. Frank Coles gave a trousseau tea in her daughter‘s honor. The tea table, covered with a lovely handâ€"made lace and The groom was attended by his brother. Bernard, as best man and ushers David Shoniker and Paul Cosgrove. both of Toronto. Following the ceremony a reâ€" ception was held at the Old Mill where the bride‘s mnther received guests wearing a !wo-pieee enâ€" semble of sky blue lace and chifâ€" fon with matching shoes and white accessories. Three biue roses adorned her white chapeau and she wore a corsage of deep pink _ sweetheart _ roses. . The groom‘s mother assisted, wearâ€" ing a beige silk and lace sheath with a beige and brown petalled hat and brown cymbidium orchid corsage. linen ensemble and she wore a pink corsage of sweetheart toses. The couple now reside in Islingâ€" your loyal support we were doubling our THE ADVERTISER â€" GUARDIAN, Thursday, September 3, 1964 â€" Page 9 BE 3â€"8302 ‘Indian Summer â€" \Winter Fashions ‘At St. George‘s cutâ€"work eloth, was centred with an interesting pedestal arrangeâ€" ment of yellow sweetheart roses, white Shasta mums, yellow mums and _ Pinnocchio _ mums. . Silver candelabra held yellow candles. The yellow and white theme was carried out in floral arrangements throughout the house. Mrs. Arthur Fidler received the guests with Mrs. Coles and her daughter. Pouring tea were Mrs. Peter Wright, Mrs. Basil Mcâ€" Candless, Mrs. Frank Fidler, Mrs. B. M. Sullivan, all of Strathroy; Mrs. Hugh Sullivan, Sarnia; Mrs. R. E. Davis, Port Credit; Mrs. H. J. Durocher, Jackson, Mich.,, and Mrs. Samuel J. Dalton of Toronto. Pouring tea during the evening were Mrs. Clive W. Woods, Mrs. E. N. Harrop, Mrs. Donald Mcâ€" Dougall, Mrs. J. Colomby and Mrs. Jack Lepofsky, all of Toronâ€" to, and Mrs. Donald K. Sutherâ€" land of Oakville. Mrs. John Dalâ€" unâ€"theâ€"Hill, Wednesday, Septemâ€" ber 30 and Thursday, October 1, at 8.30 p.m. The show, approâ€" priately named "Winter Fashions in Indian Summer," is being sponsored by the Georgian Group of the church with Mrs. A.D.G. Reid convening. Tickets are available through Mrs, H. C. Jclly. Telephone BE $â€"2757. Tickets include refreshments. Fall and winter fashions will be shown at St. George‘s Churchâ€" Mr. and Mrs. Donald Griffiths smile happily as they sign the register following their recent marriage in Humber Valley United Church. The bride is the former Ellie Malpass, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Harris Malpass of Lambeth Road, Islington. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Griffiths of Gilâ€" ford, Ontario. don‘t hesitate to call us apt. or playâ€"room, be sure the basement walls are abso lutely waterproof. If you have a waterprooting problem, your home. Before adding a recreation room, basement Don‘t let water seepage deteriorate the foundation walls of 114 SPEARS AVE. WET + DAMP « LEAKY â€"" ~BASEMENIS & A‘uo;slmv PERMANENTLY © 10 YEAR WRITTEN GUARANTEE o SERVING METRO SINCE 1920 over 10,000 sATISEIED CUsTOMERS _ * ROMANELLI CONSTRUCTION WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED CO. LTD. Photo by Eaton‘s Portrait Studio ton assisted in looking after the guests. 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