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MR AND MRS GEORGE CRAIG CraigBell Bites Held At Standards of bronze mums decornted the altar of St Pauls Unitcd Church Midland for the evening wedding of Miss Jane Bell only daughter of Captain and Mrs Bell Midland and George Craig eld er son of Mr and Mrs Frank Craig of Barrie Rev Wilson Mordcn officiated Mrs Gordon Smith of Mid land was soloist accompanied by Mr Hirons at the organ The bride was given in mar riage by her father She wore floor length grown of pe au de faiile fashioned with fitted bodice trimmed with Valencien nes lace bow of matching mat terial was caught at the waist line from which the skirt fell in soft folds to the floor Her headdress was tiara of crystals and pearls which held her fingertip veil of tulle illusion Tile bridc carried bouquet of white gardenias and stcphanutis Bridal attendants were Miss Joan Wood of Stayner maid of honor and Miss Judy Craig Barrie sister of the bridegroom was bridesmaid Their gowns weds fashioned alike of peau de soio with vel vet bodices and full skirts The maid of honor wore gold pcau Midland de soie and the bridesmaid wore frock of moss green Their headdresses wore fash ioned of matching material and they carried bouquets ofbronze mums John Cutler of Toronto was groomsman Tile ushers Paul Borysiuk of St Catharines and John Bell brother of th hridc reception was held at the home of the brides parents where the mother of the bride received guests wearing sheath of Dior blue lace with matching accessories corsngo of pink Sweetheart roses com plemented her costume She was assisted by the mother of the bridegroom wesrA ing an afternoon dress of gold brocade complemented by brown whimsy hat and cor sage of Talisman roses For wedding trip to Northern Ontario Sault Ste Marie and Michigan state the bride wore black sheath dress with ma genta accessories and grey lamb jacket Her corsage was of white Sweetheart roses Mr and Mrs Craig will re side at 68 Blake Street Out of city guests at the wed ding were from Toronto Wal laceburg Hamilton Ottawa and MR AND MRS WILLIAM WALT Keeping Active Is Best Remedy Say 50th Anniversary Celebrants There is no greater gift in life than to have good healt agreed Mr and Mrs Willia Walt of Steel Street who cel brated their golden wedding niversary recently The couple whollave been active all their lives think this is one of the important factors of happy marriage The celebrants were married at the home of the brides par ents the late Mr and Mrs William Dunne of Midhurst The bridegroom is theison of the late Mr and Mrs John Walt of Knock Rev William Wéstney of Bolton former rector of St Pauls Anglican Church Mid hurst oificlated Mr and Mrs Walts first home was on farm on the second line of Vespra where they raised purebred dual pur pose Shurthorns and did general farming Mrs Walt took an active interest in forming and was especially proud of her gar dening capabilities The couple resided there for 43 years until their retirement in 1954 when they moved to Barrie to reside at the home of their soninlaw and daughter Mr andMrs Eldon Didr Steel Street Mrs Walt is an active meme her of Central United Church WA and was member of Mid hurst WA priorto moving to the city The couple have six children Stanley of Dalston Mrs Dougs las Campbell Gladys of Bar rie Mrs George Deavy Mar garet of Capreol Roy Walt of Cookstown Wilfred Walt Pains wlck and Mrs Tuck Irene of Barrie Theyhave 12 grand children and five greatgrand children family dinner party was held in honor at the celebrants at the home of Mr and Mrs Tuck Steel Street Among the outoftnwn guests were Mrs Howard Deavy Mrs George Dcavy and Ronald and Janice of Capreol Ivan Walvoi 0t tawn Mr and Mrs Thomas MR AND MRS DOUGLAS LACKNER Miss Donna Marie Gazcll of Barrie became the bride of Douglas Gerald Lackner of Don Mills at an afternoon ceremony at Knox Presbyterian Church Kincardine Oct 14 Rev Cromey officiated The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Gazell Kincardine and the niece of Mrs Maclnness Wors ley Street The parents of the bridegroom are Mr and Mrs Geraid Lackncr Don Mills Given in marriage by her father the bride was gowncd in street length dress of champagne pcaudesoie lash ioned with bell shaped over skirt headdress fashioned of mntching peaudesoic en crusted with seed pearls held her shoulder length veil She carried bouquet oi Talisman roses and yellow mums The bride was attended by Mrs Hugh Bates of Gait as matron of honor Mrs ates wore gown of bronze pean dcsoie fashioned sirnilary to the brides dress Her headdress and accessorlt ies were of matching bmnze tones She carried bouquet of yellow roses and bronze mums The best man was Neil Wil kie Agincourt Kenneth Laekner Toronto acted as usher The organist Miss Sheila Mc Leod accompanied the soloist Mrs Phair both of KincnrdA lne The reception was held at the Bruce Inn The brides mother received attired in twopiece ensemble of Wedgwood blue brocade with black accessories Couple Marry At Kincardine To Make Their Home In Barrie She wore corsage of pink roses The bridegrooms mother as slsted gowned in new leaf green brocade with matching accessories and green velvet hat Her corsage was of Talis man roses For travelling the bride wore threepiece suit of gold bouclewith brown accessories On return from the wedding trip to New York City and Eastern United States the cou ple will reside at 29 William Street Barrie Guests attended from Gode rich Waterloo Kincardino Tor onto Agincourt Gail Midland New Lowell St Cath arincs Don Mills and Tiver ton Christmas Party Plans Completed The WA at 102 Squadron Air Cadets held its November meeting at the home of Mrs Clifford Graham Parkside Drive Eight members were present Tickets were distributed to members to be sold on hand tonled leather purse Plans were made for the annual Christmas party to be held at the home of Mrs Eleanor Brett Peel Street FSgt WestgarthTaylor spoke at the meeting and outlined the activities of air cadets at sum mer training camp at Camp Borden Mrs Doris Farrier thanked the hostess The Afternoon Group of St Andrews Presbyterian Church WA met in the Ladies Parlour with the president Mrs red Churchill in the chair The meeting was opened with pray er by Mrs Ross Adams after which the reports were read successful rummage sale was held by the Afternoon and Evening Circles The net pro ceeds were $31350 and from Masonicbanquet the net pro ceeds amounted to $125 letter from the Board of Managers was read thanking the group for cheque for 3250 to apply on purchase of chairs and tables for the senior Sunday School motion was also passed to send an addition al small cheque to the Armogh Girls Home letter was read from th Mental Health Association ask ing group support on supplying Christmas gifts for the patients at the Ontario Hospital in Pen etanguishene There were 315 letters from the group shutIns thanking them for cards and flowers It was decided to exchange small gifts on Dec 11 in Essa Road Presbyterian Church when Dunn of Craigburst Mr and Mrs Walt received flowers from Central United Church Barrie IOOF and congratulatory message from Prime Minister John Diefenhak er special anniversary cake was presented by The Barrie Examiner from Canada Bread Limited CHRISTMAS PERMS 52000 $1509 and $1009 LESS 50 Tlll Dec 21 1961 RUBYS BEAUTY SALONS 124 DUNLOP ST PA 84423 l7 ESSA ROAD PA 39811 Dunn Mr hnd Mrs Arthur Proceeds 0i Projects Reported At St Andrews WAMeeting the group joined the Evening Circle for the Christmas party Plans were discussed regard ing the bazaarnnd tea to be held Nov 22 in the church Lecture Hall GETS ANNULMENT MONTREAL CP Tereza Lanzetts of Montreal was granted an annulment Monday of her marriage to an ltalian immigrant she married by proxy five years ago Mr Jus ticeC Bertrand said the husband Angelo Raffaelo Faico of Toronto used the marriage solely as device to obtain an immigration visa The wife said she spoke to Faico for 30 min utes and has not seen since SALLYS SALttcs Dont be alarmed He says its part or his military police training FWWERS To Friends who Are Miles Away Inquire Today FENDLEYS FLOWERS 14 Blake St PA 84975 facing the head of the bed may realize long cherished him Cheery Atmosphere Helps Bed Patients By BURTON ti FERN IS YOUR dollyourself hospitA at ready for emergency reser vauons with so much going around someone in tile family is bound to come down with something some time this winter Choose sickroom that wont have you lacing up and down stairs all day Nurses generally stay near their patients room with view of the street wont seem like solitary and an open window in the next room lets in fresh air without any drafts Aerosol and electronic air purifiers can wait away slekroom odors Hospitals work on schedules Meals bath exercise and visr itors should all come at dciulite times Attendance Record Make medicineattendance record Under the proper time list the name and dose of medicine to be given After each dose mark it present on the record Your 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