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THE ADVERTISER â€" Thursday, October 1, 1964 â€" Page 13 en. All have retained their sight and avoided eye injury through the conscientious use of safety eye wear. They‘ve Proven That They‘re Wise One of the most unusual clubs in Canada is the "Wise Owl Club". It has a membership of more than 2,500 men and womâ€" Charles Harold Wiliiams, forâ€" mer assistant head of English at Richview Collegiate in Etobicoke and consultant to the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation _ on televised _ education _ programs, has been appointed director of Carole Turak, daughter of Mr.. OFA and Mrs. James Turak, Alderâ€" mem® wood, will marry Larry R. Thoâ€" ;42: mas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Buck Qem:' Thomas of New Toronto. The ; of marriage will take ploce in Alâ€" 11 s a derwood United Church, on His October 3 at 4.30 p.m the is Andrew H. MatDonald J.P Joe Gleeson, manager of the Lakeshore branch of Mann & Mortel Real Estate, announces the oppointment of Andy Macâ€" Donald to their sales staff. Andy is well known, particuiarly in the Etobicoke area where he served 8 years as Councillor and 2 years on the Parks Board. Andy exâ€" tends a worm welcome and ofâ€" fers his services to his many friends in his new real estate sales and service capacity. MANN & MARTEL APPOINTMENT Etobicoke TV Consultant Moves To Queen‘s Park We offer a complete . . . FANCY DRESSES EXPERTLY CLEANED and REFINISHED DEL MONTE DRY CLEANERS HALTON & PEEL TRUST MEMBER OF BRAMPTON REAL ESTATE BOARD TRUST AND SAVINGS OFFICE 28 Main St. â€" BRAMPTON â€" 451â€"3365 °e HOMES e LOTS REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT & SAVINGS COMPANY 11 QUEEN ST. E., BRAMPTON WE CAN ARRANGE YOUR MORTGAGE FINANCING FOR YOU AND SHIRT LAUNDERERS PHONE CL 9â€"5511 FOR PICKâ€"UP & DELIVERY 1121 THE QUEENSWAY RETWEEN KIPLING & ISLINGTON REAL ESTATE SERVICE MORTGAGES H. LAUGHLIN MANAGER call or drop in GL. 1â€"3341 Joan Lilian Olsen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Olsen, Long Branch, became the bride of Charles Vincent Thomson, in St Ambrose Church, Alderwood, on September 12. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomson, Alderwood. White gladioli and mums deâ€" corated the altar for the morn» ing ceremony performed by Faâ€" ther Desaulniers. Given in marriage by her faâ€" ther, the bride was radiant in a floor length gown of white tafâ€" feta with a short train, the neckâ€" line was enhanced with bead work and sequins. Her headâ€" piece, a cluster of pearls, held her shoulder â€" length bouffant veil in place. She carried a bouâ€" quet of shrimp colored roses and stephanotis. Attending the bride as maid of honor was her best friend, Joâ€" Ann Widmeyer, and as bridesâ€" maids, her sister Sharon Olsen, her sisterâ€"inâ€"law, Helena Thomâ€" son and junior bridesmaid was the bride‘s cousin, Debbie Moar. They wore floorâ€"length gowns of shrimp peau de sole, with matching weddingâ€"band headâ€" pieces and shoes and carried bouquets of shrimp colored roses and mums. Ronald Simpson was best man for the groom. Ushers were Malâ€" colm Olsen, Edward Miller, Gorâ€" don McLean and Bill Lindsay. Following the church cereâ€" mony a reception was held at Anthony‘s Banquet Hall, where guests were received by the moâ€" ther of the bride who wore an ensemble of pale green brocade and matching accessories.. Het Charles Thomson â€" Joan Olsen Wed In St. Ambrose Church An honors English graduate of McMaster University, Mr. Wilâ€" liams started out as a radio news writer, but in 1955 changed to teaching. He taught English at Pauline Johnson Collegiate in Brantford, at Central High School of Commerce in Toronto, and at Forest Hill Collegiate. He joined Richview Collegiate in his present position in 1962 the newly formed Information Branch of the Ontario Departâ€" ment of Education. The appointâ€" ment was announced by Educaâ€" tion Minister Williamâ€"G. Davis. In addition to his educational television work, his interest in education has taken him consiâ€" derably beyond the classroom. He was coâ€"ordinator of English schools, and a member of the Professional Education Commitâ€" tee of Forest Hill Schools from 1959 to 1962, serving as chairman of the latter body 1961â€"62. He was also president of the English Section of the Ontario Educational Association from 1963 to 1964, a member of the OEA Board of Governors, and a member of the English Commisâ€" sion of the Ontario Teachers‘ Federation. He also was a repreâ€" sentative to the National Counâ€" cil of Teachers of English in the Educe 1963 OEA memt His home is in Etobicoke and he is married, with five children. ilum & FARMS e ACREAGES Forest Hill member of the ‘Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vincent Thomson posing happily in the ‘car following their recent marriage in St. Ambrose Church, Alderwood. Bride is the former Joan Lilian Olsen, daughter of ‘Mr. and Mrs. Donald Olsen, Long Branch and groom is the son ‘of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomson, Alderwood. To assist in receiving guests the mother of the groom chose a blue brocade twoâ€"piece ensemble with a white hat and matching accessories. Her corsage was a white gardenia. corsage was a white gardenia The happy couple left on a honeymoon trip to the Poconos S sz fniza Permanent Wave. Regularly $15.00. . For a Limited Time Only For your choice . . . feminine and vivactous soft waves and cheeky curis just one of the many shorter styles created just for you by Elizabeth Arden hair stylists. Shampoo and set. Regularly 3.50 For a Limited Time Only FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT : Dial direct to Salon â€" 789â€"8566 Simpson‘s Yorkdale SALON SPECIAL! Salon open Tuésday, Thursday and Friday mights until 9:30 401 and Dufferin Second Floor $10 3 £. ;&fiw ty 35. ho yirP «l l : * s n W kx { :oA tm oge s t s YORKDALE 2.50 Also Mts. in Pennsylvania. For travelâ€" ling the bride chose a pink twoâ€" piece suit with black accessories. Her corsage was a white orchid. _Out of town quests were from the States, New Brunswick, Barâ€" rie and Hamilton. The bride and groom will take up residence in Long Branch. COMPLETE Photo by Streeter Studio, N.T AND UP The "TEMPORA" is Contemporary in meoed built around Electrohome‘s Centurion MK 1 chassis with 17 tubes, for reliability; 4â€"circuit Vuâ€"Matic tuner and preset fine tuning. The new 23" recâ€" tangular Direct Vision tube eliminates distortion and reflection, The "Tempora‘ features the famous Garrard changers, balanced speaker systems, provision for Satellite Sound and remote control speakers. AM/FM steree tuner and rowev transformer. Pay much less with trace. This 3â€"way combination is truly a fine piece of furniture and provides you with complete home entertainâ€" ment in one set with just a press of a button or switching a dial. The "Tempora‘" comes in three beautiful Deilcraft cabinet finished of Wainut, Mahogany and Swedish Wainut. Mere are superb styling and breathtaking sound at a surprisingly modest price. The CARILLON it Italian Provincial, the DIPLOMAT boldly contemporary. 18 watts music power, fully transisâ€" torized AM/FM FM sterec tuner and amplifier, Electromatic and Selectomatic Switches, stereo channel balancing, 2 â€" 10" woofers and 2 â€" 4" tweeters, provision for Satellite Sound and remote speakers. The Carilion and Diplomat have Garrard ATS changer and ceramic Microâ€" Track cartridge. The Carilion comes in three Deilcraft cabinet finishes of Wainut, Mahogany and classic Fruitwood Antique. The Diplomat has a choice of three Deilcraft cabinet finishes ef Walnut, Swedish Walnut and Oiled Teak. RAMBLERâ€"19" Portable Transpormer powered 17â€" t ube Console Centurion Chassis. 1 Stabilitron. 4" Speaker â€" front mounted. Preset fine tuning. Power Pacer. 20,000 volts picture power. 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Motic T un «:. 20.000 Matic T uner. 2 s Picture Power Finish on Cabinet The "DIPLOMAT" HERE‘S A BIG TV $AVING THE NEW "1065 HILTON" ONLY «©649. §39950 ‘I!ADID ELECTRIG LT!. O CL 91195 : WITH TRADE By ELECTROHOME 329. 209.