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PAGE EIGHT HUWESBRLETT pretty Wedding ceie entertained at Otwelt or day afternoon Jum units wt Dons Mary Berlett daughter Mr and Mrs Alfred layton London was united in marriagt William Thomas Edison ilu sun of Mr and Mrs Wuhan Howes of TOIWelI The ctieiioi as performed by Rt Burt at the Marne of the grooms it cuts tiiwn tIl urarriapeh iur lathe the bride wan gown of rayon inaiiiulseite Ill sweetheart neckline She raztnii tnseade bouquet of iuses and ill ntions Mm Reta Stundeii of landale Was the bridesmaid xvim ing gown of eiiibroideirtl Illtl iul Will desigii similar to tn of the llllllt The proomsinaii Charles Miiiison of Bari Fall For tire reception at the lltlllt of the parents of the gloom flt brides iuoihei Wore gown rt kliltr silk jelse Willi ttiixalu til IHl was and the mother of iv goooui was in IllUWilttl lli icy try Willi enisuige of pink innkn fittest lilltlltlitl fltilii ltlllllll Burks lalls Toronto Aiiiuiu lilii ale Shanty Bay Allaiuiule tiui Vi Barrie mix unit it lot tedding tiip in London the bride wore pale blue lrllt dress with white accessories ii their return Mr and Mrs ancsmult iiiaketlicir lielinill toluell flout dengi ii in nos rigsui Ill l1iiiti lllliill th lzc uttltlillt 8a wm ltllll illiii vllt ii iri of itlltl InAllWAYORBIZIT UH ll hiver wedding took place at11uumiglyng mun H1 oiliei St Baptist Church Siiiiilu1 WW lav June 12 1948 at pm wini tiiii smi wt of liiiitliiil June Corbett daughter of Mr lilltll JIIMWHW MI cmlwn Bum Lake The iviiiiioii was ptiiorir united in marriage vith Norman my HM MI Galloway son of Mrs Galloway and the late Mr Galloway Btllllll lteva Mitchell formerly of Iot ronto was the officiating clergy Just gili wedding iiiusic played it llf iiiiilit The ltlltll tlltli iii iiiaiiiatzt l= illtl father uore guuii ot lltl ma satin With not yoke eiiihioideitiilSEVERAL GI Given in marriage by her father the bride looked lovely in llllt florescent satin flourlength Veil white satin cap trimmed with pearls and orange blossoms lict eil Itll from itlltiltltlltsS of or anpc blossoms She carried bou bouquct wasof white gladiuli and1 Ur ma bride ilt the bride AL filtlletiilfiCObqulgildlnllnd IllllKl t1lllllL it KUWII til Illk In ll 0M lsheel With full skirt and sweet llll lltlt blue inarqursctte and the maid of honor Oliviii Williams Toronto log grey crepe suit yith yhite accessories and corsaite of lIap Qmguaggiw timotum py Day roses At the reception tinui ringse 33 to 52 yneDoeu this make you suffer Rimilld Silllllb fronl hot ushes feel so ncrmus high blue Easter reeds The groomsinan Smith brother of the bride rie At wedding reception at the Robindalc Inn Barrie the brides ILillian Gerritsen of thcr of the bridesang Now lSilflll William home lii grey wool suit lheart neckline Iier lltthlS tlt itli white accessories return Mr and Mrs Raymon was Raymond make their aiidiwhtre the groom is station with the usher was Jack Mott of liarlife Royal Canadian Drag ons RIIIIVIERISIN St Ihoinas Church St mother received the guests itnr lwas the setting for yieddingon ituiilay lune 1211948 when Rev 1e Richards officiitcd lI lea iy ficarold llltiltlflllldltcl of Mrs Rising Carli 1e Rising To On heir will at Pct vawa fairly Bay at the Margaret and the 53 ed Iyl lthe Hour auoinpanied by Joseph iiolilo to Iran Aul rcy Recv1c son linkhams vegetable Compoimd to relieve such symptoms Pinkhnms Compound lltllildlnt Ell the piano also brag wliut Doctors call stomachic ILindmi from Camp me cc Toronto inu PlitltliltMS Emil was at least Onhot no ishing lineal evenyday AndLibbysDeep Theres no nee for you to spend long hoursCObkingrjuSt reach for do of Libbyls heat andtheyre ready to serve readyto impair915mm With through and thmugh Equalled in beams Breached inLibbys tomato sauce rich wifhpourishing proteins amassingtray uncut 353 389 elebfien bee nourishing economical Diving it Many lath ii loiilwa ihot libhyl ham youv Ndfmaazhowhigti ethermomeggrsqarsgyammayherds Guests 111 mi Mr and Borden aiidltceic Shanty lplaycd the vedt For wedding trip to Torontol Gerald Riing gave his sister iiBrOwbedeans snithfbillLexactlyffOr yOu apdforithem Mrs 213 blush pink she straw hat with blush pink facingi and veil and carried gardenias and Johanna Hill roses Base Toronto was tendant wearing blue crepe frock with matching hat Talisman roses The groomsmaii was Harold Hus lJunL band and the ushers Richardson Jack Kendall and All fred Brooks In St Anthonys Church orsl James Rom onto on June 1948 Barbara Joan Angus RUSS Wliyte daughter of Mr and Mrs ig mustc her long V931 She carried white prayer book with pink rosebuds and white satin streamers Sheila Whyte maid of honor and Royal Conservatorst In the Fall were Mr Gaw expects to leave for It to continue his studies Frederick Skitch also veteran lof World War who accompanied Adam Gaw is on the staff of the Hambourg Crinservatory and to large audience appearances Joan Whyte govttied alike in frocks of apple green silk They carried old fashion ed nosegays of sweet peas and wore halos of matching flowers Frank Manley was groomsman with Les lie Manley and Jack Whyte as ush ers The wedding breakfast was held at The Hearthstone In the after noon reception was held at the liomeoththbridesparentsrthe brides mother wearing grey crepe with navy accessories and corsage of scarlet roses She was assisted by the mother of the groom in royal blue crepe and corsage of pink roses for NewYork City the bride wear ing royal blue wool suit natural straw hatand red accessories The bride is granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Overs Park side Drive Barrie pected to be about30 per cent larger tin1948 than the quantity which movedinto international trade in 1947 But the total quantity avail able of about 29 milliOn metric tons represents onlwmf and boutonethird of threquire of FAQ other commodities the shortterm crisisproblems for the handling of which theallocation system was adopted are mergingrint long term problems of production and no imports have been made by Europeanmnd some other countries during rectum yeardcxcept tor small essential iiuarntities This seltdenymgTmiangement has for Ear BARRIE EXAMINER BARRIE ONTARIO cicva THURSDAY JUNE24 1948 streamlian REUNION Robert Archi IlSHll prflli1li lbald of Kleini iii Aubrey Lon About one hundred and thirty at ldqu of Bull =1 Kfhpnmdents tended the twelfth annual reunion than can itazson petiomberg was lpicnic of the Archibald Clan atlwelcczml gtfii3vliill nilfibril ril xSprungwatcr Park Midhurst on Sat 15 Hullmsstnd Rf 51gt iurda June 12 An afternoon of Smulll HkltcNA lsporis was followed by dlicious lullI HEY 1W fr Robert Carriereiiz tile oldest person pres III Hill AKIZMAKHIS en and Gail infant daughttr of Mr mp Ug up 911 mum land Mrs Stanley Archibald tor rm Lu 55111 UM the suunsest place or tips of sugar when Norman Archibald Aurora is the making white talkie HELPFUL SERVICE IN planning for the future of your estate many things iiuut be taken into toiisilriatiuu some of liltll are Vet coinle and require speeinliml training and Ltlllbit if the best results are to be secured During theimst 37 years we have Served many clients in variety of life experience thus gained may lie helpful to you May we talk it over No obligation THE STERLING TRUSTS CORPORATION Mud Oiu Toronto xiBcarrle Office 13 Dunlap Street RIS FROM 0R0 AND VESPRA townships are Middle row Lila ORiley Yearley Irene Smith Newmarket In seed iwrls and tm tilirilitii included in the 1948 graduating class of the Orillia soldiers Jeannettc duTriznc Oriliin AudreyJudd Juddhaven Mar Meinorinl HospitalThc above photo loaned by The Packet and garet chscn Shanty Bay Front row Rita TrolIOpe Port MW mm My Times shows the complete ctbss of graduation nurses Back Sidney Jacqueline Stickncy TorOnto Miss Buchanan Sttplltilitills Miss Ioun smuu sis row Catherine Graham Guthrie Lorna Hawn Uffington IsuperintendcntEunice Tracey Mincsing Kathleen Lowry South Biter Joan Cavanaugh Minesing Burks Falls With her frock of Successful By Music Pupils Mrs Gordon Of Dorothy Johnson marriage wore an ecru her only at MANLEYWHYTE Given in marriage by her father is bridesmaid LaterMr and Mrs Manley left RICESTILLSCAME Exportable rice supplies are ex pitewar trade merits submitted by importing na tions including Japan and Europe to the Emergency Food Committee In the case of rice as with some ad tries bu the greatest extent possible made available 311 much as 750 thousand tons additional annually The laurel or cherry is closely mar 500fm Mnudtchoiwm werth iii Pupils of Dorothy Johnson were and Cilrrymg heard by capacity audience in Trinity Iarish Barrie performance were JOlmof 11 hiin quality and particularly noticeable was the clarity of tone rhythm and expres Ilall Their was unfaltering ision Since this was primarily stu dents performance it will not be necessary to comment Johnsons art save that it was Whyte became the bride ofl WilliamGerard Manley sonipf Mr and MixWm Manley RewInther Robinsoh officiated upon Miss accomplished with great dealrwof lstyle Adam Gaw was the assisting artist musician of Toronto Mr Gaw of unusual bugle Wore gown 0f bIUSh lpromise He has an attractive per pmk 8mm wm gm basque Peter lsonality and fine lvric tenor voice Pan collar and triple bustle on aiwm1 powers of full skirt which ended in an eseal iemmciimonl loped tram coronel 0f Deal15 held laudience with his fine selections Since his discharge from the Royal Canadian Navy Mr law has been studying Inusic tenor young expression and iii hth seed Ill commerce at the full time now known through his radio Gloria Rattle Margaret Stewart Gail McLean Barbara Terry Karen McLean David Stewart Marilyn Caldwell Donald Daili more Lois Maw Donna Straclian Billie Freeman Patsy Wilgarl Donna Brown Barbara Orchard Dorothy Downey Donna Priest Dana MCKCIIIL Ruth Harris How ard Steckley Nancy vJo ies Helen Downey Meryl Grant ary Pea cock Eileen Clarke Violet Dob son Peggy Gates Helen Adams Donald Terry loitliyMcNabb Doris Moore JuneMcNabb Har old Maore Jean Galloway Joan Galloway Mary Freeman Joyce Ross MarilynMartin Doreen Car michael Lois Sanderson Myrna Brown John Cook WHITE DUTCH CLOVER White Dutch clover originated in Holland several centuries ago but is now grown extensively in Cen tral Europe Russia and North America It is the most common menu BEVERAGES The accompaniments provided by Mr Skitch were ympathetic and artistic The following piipilspcrf01mcd Nancy Cameron Dale Hodges To assistlihe eeEating coun niirsr cairn almond and the plum aerial use muonsLirer bttxjugm woman 11 youbuapr horn than Mural Health all New ulmyneedagenpraiwn blatatlip nervous system promote refreshing reiitg atoro my mpmuaimn minvim mmmw Midwlthvm ma mum in WW Jim all thaw but drug momma Sm mi sounds alniost Unbelievable until you know the reasons why Certo is nothing but fruit pectin the natural sub ancerTuitwhich makesjamsraurijmdjelliesje Its attracted from fruits in which it is most plentiful for better quicker 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