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in swim traditional with the mime steam spruce houghs while poinscttia and rcti candles adorned Collier Street United Church Barrie iol the exchange of vowsbctwcen Cheryl Smith of Don Mills and David Walker of name Rev David Proctor con ducted the evening rites Dec 23 Soloist Dtnsmore 0i Clarkshurg sang The Wedding Prayer and Perlcct Love ac companied by the church organ ist Lloyd Tufiord The bride is the daughter ol Mr and Mrs Murray Smith of Don Mills The bridegroom is the son of Mr and Mrs Harold Walker of Rose St Barrie PEAU DE SDIE GOWN Given in marriage by her in ther the radiant bride chose lull length gown of pcau de soie and Chantilly lace matching floor long coat extending to chapel tram icatured trumpet sleeves with deep cuifs and hood of lace The bride Wore headdress ol stephnnntis petals and pearls interwoven with holly She car ried cascade bouquet oi white orchids stophnnotis and holly ATTENDANTS Miss Janet Ballard of Don ME AND MRS DAVID WALKER Poinsettia And Holly Create Setting For Evening Bites Mills attended as man oi honor Miss Peggi Waples ot Elmvalo and Mrs Peter Kaynm oi Sud bury wore bridesmaids The brides sister Miss Kathryn Smith and Miss Kathryn John ston of Don Mills were flower girls Carrying through the festive theme all the attendants wore similar floor length gowns oi rod volvet 3rd hmddress wreaths of holly They carried white or mults trimmed with holly leaves and berries Gary Cufi of lslington attend ed as groomsman Philip Walk er of Barrie brother of the bridegroom and Bruce Smith of Don Mills the brides brother attended as ushers RECEPTION Guestswere received in the Willow Room of the Continental Inn following the ceremony Receiving the brides mother was attired in brocade suit of avocado green and peacock blue tones with matching hat and ac cmories mink stole and cor fige or blue caroations complc mooted her ensemble Aisting the bridegrooms mo ther chose beige lace suit and hat of beige vdvet and brown leathers Brown neemsories PrincesaMngaret churns wtorlrundon trom holidays Sandrlllghom wearing red and Mack peaked AP Wirophoto Dam and Janett Photo and in pastel mink stole with corsngc of Tallsman roses en bonced her costume The bride dross lynx trim med suit of gold tweed with matching cape for her going way ensemble gold tweed hat brown cobra aceossort and cor sage of white gardenins com pleted her travel costume Atta honeymoon to South crn points the couple will re side in Kitchener Guests attended from Toronto Don Mills Strattord Sudbury Kitchener Hamilton Brantiord Purl Elgin London Graven hurst Orillin and lrorn points in Nora Stout2 LOST HIS MIND ILMINSTER England CF Bill Welch was warding hypnotist on television lie snapped his fingers to put subject under and put Bill into trance as well Friends failed to rouse him and had to take him to Somerset hospital to NEW YORK AWThu corr tanporary cotmterpart oi the btoomer girl of the luflragcttn the panu girl new nym bol oi feminine emancipation Panto curtqu long and than uih and rim mint cfirts tr dothleu are large art oi the new trcedoms promA ed or women this spring by Amsican om Madam from restraint our ionrrity care and roommate are the four freedoms built into the styles to be reviewed by more than 200 member of the United States fashion plus Activitiu tor the New York Couture Groups 48th pron week begin tomgbt and and Sunday Amuieao Designs show ings conducted by Honour hmbsri open Sunday Jan with preview oi menl and dtitdrena wear and close the allowing Ekldny with look at the spring cosiumcs by Norman Norell dean of 115 coorturlm More than 70 designers will parade 4000 styles acrtss run ways before newspaper radio and television reporters Here in how the tow tuition freedoms will work for women this spring VANCOUVER Tho plnno ch or are playing blackboard in city schools these days The Vancouver school system has new musical board that allows teachers to do just that Music teachera are able to play the Japanese built unn sistorized for their clam hot as it it were piano Music comes out oi speaker mounted below the board to cor respond with the notrs chalked on the musc boards sinnee Students are able to see and hear the notes simultaneously Its pertect audiovisual tool says Fred Moor the school boards music super visor When youngsters see teacher chalk on treble clot then note and then by touch ing the note hear its tone they will never forget it as long as they live Mr Turner told about 35 school mnslc teachers in recent demonstration Its the finest tool have seen for wiping out musical il CHEAPER THAN PIANO Tendrers operate the board simply by holding metal pointer attached to the device When the student touches the board with his finger an elec trical circuit is cornleed and the note is sounded fYou can tell student about tone and interval until you are blue in the lace but the music board will immediately eom imunicate the idea that notes stand for sounds Mr hlrnu raid He said the board will over come the pisnos limitations in music loathing The piano takes bring him round By ELEANOR ROSS Planning for the holidays should include kitchen inven tory task likely to save timE ritor grnvatioo Even before opifiiglisLs are worked out there should be realistic survey oi your cook ware and appliances More than likely your cabinets are har boring some old battered uten sils which do more harm to your cooking than you may realize Those with broken loose or missing handlesshould be dis carded for they may be danger ous Utensils which acquire drips or cracks are unsanitary for they retain minute food par tides and bacteria no matter how hard you scrub them Pots and pans with warped bottom will not cook properly for they wont conduct heat evenly In selecting new utensils nnd the holiday season is line time to do thisthere are four basic eosiderattons heat con ducLivity design size and ease oi cleaning Hent conductivity is most im portant since transierring heat from the stove to the food being cooked is fire pnmary job oi any utensil Food tastes best when it is cooked evenly and efficiently so utensils should be chosen with eiiicient heat eon ductivily prime conndcratloa HOW ITS RATED Among materials used for cookware nlurrdnumlhan the highest heat conductivity Me dlromwcight aluminum utensils are must iiyour range is equipped with automatic tern pernture controls on one or moreot the sortaee units Your choioeoicooleware gives the opportunity to select favorite stylclorrcotor What ever you select drouglrmakc sure the lids ilt snugly that handler and knobsore easy to hold and welliosulated htmey lo the schools gt Freedom from restraint Be gins to the undie world oi Ityle Conslricting lormiramtng gir dies and bros are out Womnnly figures will be miter and rounder in slinky silk and bouncy Icraey order costumes Coatumm themselves will be less constricting Coats and dresses will flare tentlika lrom the should Skirts too will fly free irom hipbonn thanks to pleats or gotcs Freedom from conformity Includes any stocking with holes In them tancy paste on patches as bathing suit or knicker pantr under short skirts clinky kooky metallc dresses and battery operated costume that light up Freedom from cars Comes with throwaway papa clothes to Feminine FreedomDepicted In New Pant Suits For Spring be matured with nelson eventually toured away proof iabrla materials that quire no ironing partisan plm lrd mm silks tins and velvet that nearly never out the dy clearer fiecdom from roommates Next springs tattoo pinto no longer is dependent on bus bands or girl triendr bdp with stuck back ripper Dutgnera are locating most closingsbuttons It limesin readable areas sud an ride should or side mm for bcmlincs uneven one an the vogue As mudr freedom as the spring tndrlom oils they are far from ircc Some little Jew dad ballgowrn will be tour dlgit price tags dam 6TIIE BARRIE WEDNWAY JANUARY 196 AudioVisual Tool Provides Blackboard Music Lessons and creates an artificial gap between the sight of the note on the blackboard and the sound or it when played LADY BENN Lady Gwendolyn Benn known as the servicemans inlaid died England Molt dny Lady Benn became known for the number or Canadian servicemen she entertained in her home during the Second World War This photo of Lady Benn was taken during 1959 visit to Canada Wire the teacher away from the class Take Inventory or Kitchen BeiOre Busy Season Arrives that there are no scams or pro jections to catch food particles The portion size or your cook ingis also key to cookware seleaimlr For best results twothirds no utensil that is not lull enough will have reduced cooking efficiency while overtllling can lead to spill and boilovers lot oi cookware spends an muchtirne aonldng in the sink as it duds coolring food The advent of nonstick utensils or iglnally introduced for cooking without flats or oils has greatly reduced kitchen cleanup time because even heatvdistrihutlon is important to the durability of nonstick finishes arose are milled to all types at Island ourn tonsils in variety ot colors EASY TO ENTERTAIN Quite often entertaining guests can be made much more pleasant by planning the meal around maximum use equipment Buttet service tor instance pleasant solution to the probtern when your invi tation list outgrows your dining tacilitles Essentials for mod ern buffet are at least two casseroles large electric skil lot or gridllc and partysire auto tie aluminum perco grest help with keeping hot hora doeuvres but These serving pieces are now available in nonstick aluminum which not only serves as an attractive showcase for your buflet menu but removes big part of the work load at clean up time At holiday time bakewnrc should be scrutinized Besides matting your largest roast ing pan tI blg enough to hold the sign turkey or hnm you laced lta algood idea to replwr battciod blackened pieces with nonistldt dominion later warming tray is photot Replace any measuring spoons that are missing and do the same formeasurlog urps Portable electric appliances make tine gifts as do coiorlul matdied Leusmel Cooloware has an honored eliminating the chore oi sweep The music board has black board suriace with fivellnc nan printed on it Invisible carbonimegnnted strips nep arnted by nonconducting mn terlal carry the low voltage charge allowing teachers or students to complete the circuit with touch oi tho linger The portable board costs about tnl than piano raid Mr Turner Vancouver adrool board has bought one oi the devlea and plans to buy more it it proves succesriul The University of British Co lumbia and the school board in nearby New Westminster are also using music boards ENDS CKUMJIIARD MESS WALTHAM ABBEY England CWSelf liquidating cou tout the answer to sections prayer is the lnvnrtion of hill liale an Essex barber Made from edible guru food pre scrver nod vegetable coloring it dissolves in water or rain ing up alter weddings Amxivtebcd bride of the prcchrlstmas season Mrs Dr vld Walker the former Cheryl Smith was guest oi honor at sevuat showers and presenta tion parties pantry shown was cohcstod by Mrs Emest lhitdttnsm and Mrs Mine Myles at the Thornbury hook at Mrs Hutnhlruon Guests in dudedthe brides mother Mrs Murray Smith of Don Mills and Mrs Harold Walker of Bar rie mother at the bridegroom Miss Janethollow at Don Mills maid of honor held crystal and china shower party mlsnellanews shower party in Don Millswus cohosted by Mrs Ross lIudgins Mrs Arthur Line and Mrs Marian at the lat tern Don Mills home Among the guests was the brides grandmother Mr Bruce Mylea of Thorobury Mrs William Elliott Mrs Ro bert Johnson and Mrs new Ver seaminges lrome of Mrs an attemooo tea and reception Guests were Don Mills iriends place on many gift listsand is always welcome present the world is all aboutl But the wonderment bf baby is more than charming way to delight your eye and unlock your smiles Its an important part of his or her mental development For what is wonderment but curiosity And curiosity is one of the great teachers It leads to learning through looking listening touch ing tasting etc unfolding untold mysteries or your baby Speaking of pleasant taste ex perience your baby will enjoy thn toasted outlikc flavour of Gerber Protein Cereal Food Hell also get this outri ttoonl goodnen It has 35 protoin content to aid your babys growth Like all Gerber Care als it has added iron know for its blood building quality and the Bsyilnmins thiamine BI riboflavintBZ and niacin ES The other our cereals are equally nourishing All Gerber demo are goodtut ing And each and every one has and neighbors The bride was presented with woven rever till concern It Ills it Still wilt of Do you know the smooth texture babies like anything more They stir with milk or iornrull to cochanung than dreamy crcnmiocsr in seconds baby trying to stay that way throughout the figureout what serving Cuvlutity cornv Your babys curiosity should be encouraged And its no cnsyl You might try these simple idcu on your darling gailycoloured mobile over the crib or bright balloon tied to the playpen help eye move ment Sweet mothertalk and soft music are fine for car training ariou toys in ditfercnt tex res and aim are good for teaching through touch Nw ntruhlnp nipr for sweet little lips Gerber load Apple Cherry Juice in t9 filled with de lightilllxonkisscd flavour and has added vitamin ascorbic acid contributing actor for round gums and other body tissuzs Dont iorgct those other Gerber Juicedelectabler Orange luiec Apple Juice and OrangeBanana OrangeApple and Orange Pineapple Jules Drinks Gerber Baby Poodr Ni angallsConnda brideElect Nils Guest Of Honor lit Showers And Entertainments MR AND MR3 John Henry Home cut the anniversary cake at reception held in tho Cookstown Connrrunity Ilall on the amnion of the couples 50th wedding annlt vornary They were married at the home at the brides parents on Dec 27 I916 Former Cookstown Residents Feted lit Anniversary Party On the occsslon of their gold on wedding anniversary Mr and Mrs John Henry House or mcriy oi the Coolulovvn area now residing in Toronto were honored at friendly gettogeth er and presentation held by family relations In Cookstown malty Hall on the evening of Dec 26 ltrc surprise was arranged by Orville nephew and Pearl Matting Thornton tango mother at the couples relations including nephews and nieces grentamphews and great nieces from the Coolutown area were present Also present was one oi their three sons Bert House Toronto and daughter Helen Thompson also of Toron to Two other sorts Harold of Toronto and Horace of Victor ia 80 were unable to be pre sent brother Ed ar Nevlls Weltandport and sister of Mrs Home Mrs Agnes Mar ling were also present Brides maid Nellie Nevils also was present Mr and Mrs House were married at the brides home on the 14th lithe oi Tecumseth Mrs Howse was the for Elizabeth Fdlen Nevlis Howsa was born and raised in Barrie The couple now live at 119 Westmount Averruc in Tor onto where Mr Howse 74 con siblc bed spread with matching throw cushions PERSONAL SHOWER The iniea dossmates oi the 1966 graduating class of the School at Nursing Royal Vic toria Hospital Barrie were among the guests attending personal shower lnis party was cnhosted by bridesmaids Miss Peggi Waples ot Elmvale and Mrs Peter Kayne of Sudbury and took place at the home of Mrs KNIIES mother Mrs Don Campbell and Mrs Eric Martin entertained rela tives at the latters Don Mills home for miscellaneous show er party PRESENTATIDM MrsGeorge Campbell at Guthrie entertained about so rel ative oi the bridegroom at an evening party presentation at TV tables was made to the fibrhlegiwlnjdpct and titan tlnues to practice his plosterers trade This Lt the work enjoy remarks Mr llowse who attri butes his good health to his in terest in this occupation This is what has kept me going and intend to ioliow it as long as can purse containing $50 was collected and prsentcd to Mr and ltlrs Ilowsc during the eve ning to be used as they please dorm their trip to Victoria pro bably some time next year to visit their son llornco Howsc An anniversary party was gl ven by close relatives in Tor onto on December 27 to honor the couple on the actual boob versary day THE STARS SAY By ESTRELLITA Foil TOMORROW Thursdays planetary lotto cnces promise lively and cons struelive dny Both business and domestic allairs are slated for gains and most persons will prove extremely congenial and co operative Do avoid ex tremes however FOR THE BIRTHDAY ll tomorrow is your birthday your horoscope indicates that while the forthcoming year may not be particularly stimulating where job business and finan cial advancement are con cernrd it would not be advis able to let down in your etiorts since good influences oif and on can help oiiset intervening adverse aspects For instance you will have opportuulty to make some gnin along occupa tional andor business llnu in late April early May late Dc ccmber and early January 1968 and to better stabilize monetary matters in mid March early May all of July the latter half of September midOctober and next January Be conservative in intervening periods how ever In personal matters you should enjoy pleasant domestic situations or most of the year with the possible exception of briut period in lateApril early June late August early September and early October The year will be generally good for romance with outstanding periods to late June all ol July ondSepternber Best period for travel the tirst three weeks of lulnyook tor some stimula ting social experiences between May nodmidmhxrhcr lane Place to HOME Why Not Try W4 fit Available At cemherind next January looking for it New buy your BAKING gt14 gt14 BAKERY PRODUCTS SCOITS PASTRY SHOP CtAPPERTON sr lAKEVlEW RESTAURANT DUNLOPIST