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WEDDINGS AND MRS St Patricks Church Phelpston was the scene Sept when Leona Jane Maw of Minesing and David Michael Iioftus 0f Phelpston were mar ried Msgr Foy officiated Soloist was Mrs Glen Adams arcfimpanied by Mrs Harry Adams and Kenneth Maw bro tbetgof the bride The bride is the daughter of tDéJate Frederick and Richard Maw of Minesing and the about the son of Mr and Mrs Tyrtence Loftus of Phelpston glhe bride wore floorlength white polyester satin gown with slight train trimmed with lgr nylon flowers on the ne line sleeves and skirt The fgom and back seams and the edge of the skirt were trimmed witfflace of small daisies She had veil of floor length mm net She carried bou IIuIo St Marys Roman Catholic Church was the scene Sept 11 when Denise Lorraine Gariepy and Robert Clark of Barrie were married Rev OBrien officiated Sploist was Andre Boileau of Penetanguishene accompanied by Joanne McBride of Barrie The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Ga riepy of 46 Eugenia St and the gtoom the son of Mr and Mrs Robert Clark of RR Bar rte The bride wrire fitted gown of organza over taffeta The gown was styled with high collar fitted bodice long puf fqd sleeves fullfounced skirt and chapel train The gown was accented with tiny daisies and tiny pink pearls Her headdress of mantilla style was accented with daisies Her viel was of illusion not and trimmed with tiny daisies She carried bouquet Photograph by Fanrt DAVID LOFIUS MAWLOFTUS quet of yellow roses with Ger man stutes Matron of honor was Heather Maw of Minesing Bridesmaids were Marcia Loftus of Phelpston and Sonya Smith of Wasaga Beach Wanda Maw of Minesing was flower girl and Robbie Phillips of Phelpston was ring bearer Best man was Kenneth Loftus of Phelpston Ushers were Douglas Kelly of Phelpston and Gerald Maw of Minesing The reception was held at the Elmvale community centre The couple spent their honey moon in Niagara Falls Mr and Mrs David Loftus will live in Elmvale Outoftown guests attended from Timmins North Bay Toronto Picton Port Credit Palgrave Montreal and Wa saga Beach Photography by IavIro MR ANI MRS ROBERT LARK GARIEPYCLARK of pink sweetheart roses and babys breath Michelle Gariepy of Toronto was maid of honor Brides maids were Regina Hammond of Toronto Lisa Gariepy and Tara Gariepy of Barrie Best man was David Garland of Toronto Ushers were Greg Gariepy Andreas Mazurimm and Gary Clark of Barrie The mother of the bride and the mother of the groom re ceived at the reception at the Sunnidale Centre For the couples honeymoon to Nassau the bride wore an offwhite suit with peach and brown accessories Mr and Mrs Clark will live in Sudbury utottown guests attended from Hanover Germany Myerstown and Pittsburgh Pa London Ottawa Peter borough Toronto Penetan guishene Stouffville Godcrich Haliburton and Campbellford Kinsmen Club wants members expansion night being scheduled The Kinsmen Club of Barrie nts more members and thats the reason for expansion night scheduled in two weeks time embers decided at the so cond regular meeting of the Tuesday night at the Con ncntal Inn to have smclal program that night for those interested The evening will include speeches and presentations on the history of Kinsmen clubs and their national campaign for tic fibroisis The evening wi conclude with social For inflormation call Uri Hess at 73il728 Kinsmen club meetings are held every other Tuesday night at the Continental Inn Sale bazaar by UCW rummage sale and ba zaar are two scheduled ac tivities for the Grace United Church Women The rummage sale will be held Oct 22 at pm at the church The bazaar called Mistletoe Mart will be held Nov beginn ing with lunch at 1230 pm and the bazaar at 30 WHEELCHAIRS Removable rests leg aluminium casters cushioned upholstery $199 Removable ormrests $234 Lokemotic poworchoirs $615 1mm Choir mini Choir HARPERS PHARMACY Loli0motic Power urn Whool Chain Lolioniotlc Powo Whool Choir tSt 728 540 Driver training plans discussed at meeting Driving and training pro gams for snowmobile drivers was the topic of discussion at the annual directors meeting of the Huronia Snowmobile Association at Springwater Golf Course Jim Matthew director for the Ontario Federation of Snow mobile Clubs said those wishing to give driving lessons to new snowmobilers can apply in two weeks time for the six hour long course provided through the ministry of tramsportation and com munication Those interested should apply to the nearest snowmobile club Next year law will require snowmobile driver to have licence Now anyone over the age 12 can operate snow mobile Mr Matthew also discussed meeting scheduled for late November Ron Jones of the Ontario Trails Council will be speaker Mr Jones proposes Ontario lan To downers be paid by snow mobilers for land use The Huronia Association plans to present brief to the council with signatures of landowners who will maintain stand of the snowmobilers that free land use discourages use of public roads Ron Melson also member of the OFSC spoke on group in surance for snowmobilers He praised the association for the upkeep of trails The association represents 41 snowmobile clubs across Sim coe County Member clubs are responsible for establishment and maintenance of about 800 miles of trail The new executive for 197677 was in installed Officers are Wilbur Free of Collingwood president Paul McCreath Orillia vice president John Goodfellow Stroud treasurer Peggy Brown Schomberg public relations Jerry Mercer Barrie officer at large Walter Stoddard Barrie finance chairman ANMANDEBE Sex fantastic but marriage not Dear Ann Landers You often advise people with marital pro blems to see their clergyman or their lawyer Well Ive seen both and am more confused than ever left my second husband after only few months because our marriage was terrible except for the sex which was fantastic decided needed more than that My lawyer says am foolish not to get divorce because under our states community property laws could become responsible for my husbands debts the is selfemployed and in vulnerable business he is much older than so theres chance he could become disabled and would have to take care of him for the rest of his life if should die first he could possibly inherita large share of my estate This would be lot of money if my parents should predeceasc me The money rightfully should go to my children My clergymen says Dont divorce him You would be twotimc loser and it would look very bad for our Protestant church What do you say Ann Im going to take your advice Mid west Teeter Totttr Dear Mid Listen to your lawyer One of the poorest reasons for remaining legally married is concern over how divorce would look to others And if you knew how many people are do ingjust that your eyeballs would pop Dear Ann Landcrs Ive been following the debate in your col umn about doctors whobury their mistakes protected by their colleagues etc Im laboratory technician and have worked in hospital for 11 years This is small medical centre but it is growing rapidly The employees here are intelligent conscientious people The doctors are mainly interested in the welfare of the patients However can tell you that fair number of mistakes have been buried in this place Surgeons have cut arteries perforated intestines and screwed tip in assorted and unbelievable ways The erring surgeons were never censured What is Worse is that the families of the patients never knew the truth can cover just about any mistake omplicat ions Recently We got rid of doctor who had been an alcoholic for at least 15 years How many patients died because of his faulty judgement no one will ever know He was brilliant and kind but when he was booled up he lid lot of damage We had another doctor recently deceased who was 80 years old He was senile car and repeatedly called could never remember where be parked his his patients by the wrong name He had loyal following of devotees who adored him but Wouldnt let hime treat my dog hope this letter doesnt frighten your readers too badly In closing let me reassure them that there are always some peo ple who do give damn and who will protect the best interests of the patients no matter what Penna Iech Dear Tech hope your letter will encourage hospital person nel in every city on the globe to speak out against in competence alcoholism scnility any condition that threatens the welfare of the patient It see such goingson to get rid of the klinkers physicians nurses or lab technicians for more information write is the moral obligation of all who whether they are e911 supply the colour when YOUIB here MR AND MRS REG CATOR Anniversary surprise By SHIRLEY JENNETT Reg and Myrtle Cator ac cepted dinner invitation Sept 11 at the Sundial Motor Inn from their son Joe and his wife Patsy of Midland It was the occasion of their 45th wedding anniversary Sept However Mr Cator returned home for some asthma medication following the dinner Mr Cator became well again and at his sons re quest the four later dropped in to Coldwater Legion Hall where Joe explained some old friends were having dance Surprise registered plain on their faces as they entered the hall where 175 relatives and friends that greeted them cial party had been arrange in honor of their anniversary by their daughter and soninlaw Ron and Wilma Beveridge of Col dwater As Mrs Beveridge pinned lovely corsage on her mother Mrs Cater Jr pinned boutonicrc on her fatherinlaw and the anniversary couple began an evening of dancing to the music of disc jockey Charlie Farmer Special guests at the party were Mr and Mrs Leslie Kuntz of Toronto Mrs Kuntz is Mrs Cators sister and the two couples were married in dou ble wedding ceremony in North Bay in 1931 During the evening buffet dinner prepared by Wilma Beveridge Sheila Beach and Frieda Vivian was enjoyed and presentation of money was made to the Gators by their daughter An anniversary cake lltisiitll in the Almaguin Nipissing travel area Here you can relax in the dazzling colour of Near North resort Stroll along forest path through natural wonderland of autumn beauty where every turn brings new delight This is tall as it was meant to be Its all happening right on your very own doorstep in the Near North Tammy Kyle The AlmaguinNipissing Travel Association Box 351 North Bay Ontario PIB 8H5 Reg and Myrtle Cator made and decorated by Ruth Bolyea of North River was cut and served by the couple Mr Cator was born in England but moved to the Gravenhurst area as child His wife the former Myrtle Goheen was born at Houseys Rapides Mr Cator was printer with the Gravenhurst Banner for 43 years They later moved to Brampton and then to Coldwater five years ago Mr Cator serves as Stewart at Coldwater Legion Branch 270 They also have another daughter Mrs Leslie Ricard of Bowmanville who was unable to be resent They also have 10 gran children Guests attended the special occasion from Waubaushene Rugby Big Chute Orillia Gravenhurst Bracebridge Toronto West Hill Hamilton WalDor Quebec England Moonstone Warminster and Foxmead as well as Coldwater COUPON ENTITLES BEARER IO FREE CHEQUING AT ANY STERLING TRUST BRANCH CUTOUTCOUPONANDSAVE By JEAN CABLE This is the season when your heart misses beat as you look out each morning and wonder if Jack Frost in one swift sweep destroyed your summers work It has been good season for geraniums Have seen some very wonderful plants in town this year People are growing geraniums from seed and if you are one that has good stock from seed hang on to them Most experts agree that we have few virus free strains of geraniums if any from cut tings However the seed grown ones should be virus free Like ly they are just not in full bloom and you are horrified at losing them Id dig them up and pot them Remember geraniums must be pot bound to bloom well or else you will get lots of foliage and no bloom Cut back your lants to say onethird and then ring them along in your windows for winter show With other large varieties there are three choices Dig them up put them in basket let them dry out until all leaves are dead Then strip the branches and hang upside down in bunches in cool cellar or frost free place until March Then you cut off the stems to about three inches above the root and repot for spring plan ting Or you can dig up the lant cut back to one third eight and repot it water very little and later not at all and just let it sit ready to start to grow again about March Or you can take slips not too big from the top of the branches and root in sand ver miculite peat moss or even water When roots form pot them in small pots and later in ON inch pots Calla lilies should be up by now and remember they are bog plants so put in container that will hold enough water to keep them moist Ferns should be cleaned up and cut back where necessary before bringing in pail of detergent suds to wash them up and then clean soft spray with Music lessons Accordion Piano Beginner instrument available for accordion No enrolmenttee Coll Mrs Nunnol 66 Porluido Dr 7263374 The Barrie Examiner Thursday Sept 23 19767 Tips on potting geraniums as weather gets colder the hose nozzle gently will help remove dust and any red spiders There are many kinds of im patience and you may like slips of most Several will grow in single pot and make nice winter show Am told there is shortage of bulbs due to drought in Holland so get yours while they last Do get your precious houseplants into shed or somvwhere safe this week as we are sure to have frost soon SOCIETY NEWS Country Fair is over for another year Convenor Grace Orser and her cocovenor Ethel McEvoy did great job So did the draw committee with Thelma Synnott and Elna Wig gins The treasurer just in formed me the gross receipts at this minute are $471349 Do not know the expenses at this date great big thanks to all the donors buyers and workers It was mighty fine effort to help GEORGIAN COLLEGE Did not receive our brochure holiday trip Tuesday 930 pm Start October I976 mom Thursdays 10 pm Starts October 21 I976 Sterling account will save you up to 20¢ on every cheque you write from the moment you open chequingsavings or chequing statement account After all if we charged for chequing it would be like asking you to pay to use your own money If youre like our average customer who writes up to cheques month this coupon could save over $30 per year So why pay Writing cheques at Sterling actually saves you money Take the time and start savingtoday STERLING STERLING TRUST CORPORATION Ross Furzecott CONTINUING EDUCATION Missed our registration nights Just two examples of the many courses being offered by the Continuing Education Division this Fall and Winter MAKEUP AND PERSONAL APPEARANCE self improvement course which will concentrate on personal analysis for each student followed by demonstration sessions on skin core homo facials aye beauty hair styles diets and exercise special finoI session on beauty tips for the traveller should have everyone all set for winter HUMAN GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT This course will focus on on interdisciplinary approach to understanding the nature of children looking at factors which affect each child in growth stages from total to middle childhood and how restrictions guidelines and upper limits to behavior shape each childs emotionol and social develop Coll now tor inlormotion registration and brochure of 705 7281951 Ext 3I7 or visit us at Georgian College the work of the Society and thanks to all the media for their help The results are in for all the Industrial Beatufication Con tests also schools etc etc Results will be published separately Congratulations and thanks to all the winners for their efforts Some seats are still available for the fourday tour to see some of the most beautiful gardens in America Oct 4th 7th The local society has bus chartered for District No 16 Seminar in Beeton All are welcome to come along bus fare is $2 Date Oct 2nd leav ing at am Call hookers to reserve Weeks Foo $2500 20 Weeks Foe $4500 16 DunlopSt Batrte 7266495 Member Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation