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thtrsettingflorthewedd zlaitndaughter ofMr aners Douglas Tait of Shanty Bay to Thomas Benjamin Collings son of Mr and Mrs Norman 15 MR ANDMRS TH StAndreWs Presbyterian Church decor ated in yellow and white snapdragons was ingofJaequeiinee LloydrTutfordrplaywureqreddmgmuslc down andaccommnled Barry Thorpe cousin of the groom to The Lord Perfect love emony on Colllngs of Bradford Reverend James Fer Given in marriage by her fatlr er the bride wore gown of white organza over satin full front panel of shirred organza and lace highlighted the scooped neck line long tapered sleeves and fit Oted bodice She carried bou quiet of yellow sweetheart mes lilyofthcvallcy and ivy Miss Beverley Douglas of Lon don attended the bride ax maid of honor Bridesmaids were Miss JoanTaitthe brides sister and Miss Mary Janen Collingsthe groomssister Groomsman was Alistair Sin clairof Newmarket George Jack son of Toronto Donald Richard son of London and lfaul Smith of Bradford were ushers The brides attendants were gowned alike in waltzAleugth Ben muda turquoise nylon chiffon over not and taffeta styled with fitted bodies boot neekline and full skirt with bow at the back flats gloves and shoes matched the gowns and they carried yellow roscswith white carnations Thercception was held at the home of the bridesparents The mother of thebridc received the guests in dress of seafoarn blue lace with white accessories and corsage of pink sweetheart roses and white carnations The grooms mother assisted her wearing beige Honan silk sheath with matching accessories Her cor Bluldry if IQiCIS lfuchio the pleasure otul thehdlespnsent he added that there were only females in that 421 locide He also pcoplqlof Barric mun toohid because out of them sunnnons liv Reports were dinrdfmnr the ounittces regrrdingthe Enduatio banquet Miss er gucrlte McKinley reported that for entertainment shshad en gaged Mrs phonon and her choir and as speaker Mrs Everyone present was very pleased with the choice made by this committee Letters were read from Mrs Ruth ManBeth MrsMnry Bai ley and Miss Olive Robertson whorhad been the ck 1m and received flowch Mrs Howard leingslon very capany introduced the speaker for the evenlng Chief Tschlr hart with brief biography He has been police officer for 14 yearsgrcsigncd from tho Kltchl encr police force as detective sergeant accepted the chief con stable position in Barrie on Oct OMAS COLLINGS guson officiated at the doublering eter Saturday May seventeenth Payer sage was of ydlltrw sweetheart roses For travelling the bride woré royal blue suit with matching shoes and white accessories and corsagc ofwhite stephanotls Aftcr wedding trip to New York City thccouple are making their home in London Ontario The bride is graduate in Bu iness Administration gramn ri Engineering from the 1m ersity of Western Ontario They will receive their degrees at the Convooationceremony on Sat urday May 24in London Both the bride and groom re ceived word of jtheir successful studies the morning of the ed ding ceremony 58hYdufhiul Pianists PeriOrm Collier gt Thelannual recital of the piano nd vocal pupils of Miss Jessie Bryan was presented intwo parts this yeah The senior recital was held in the Collier Street United Church Hall on Tuesday May and the junior recital was the fol lowing evening The two programs had been arcfully prepared and werequite Ivaried and pleasing The stud ents work showed experienced and capable training in all phases of musical education There were three very com mendable piano duos in the senior Carillon from LArles iepne BizeHEasdale played by Janet and Judy Dingman the charming The Lark of Glinka arranged by Luboshutz waspla ed by JoAnne Hook and Miss Bry sonand Audrey Milligan and MissBryson played the brilliant second Hungarian Rhapsody of The piano numbers were very Capriccioso by Mendelssohn and the Prelude from Suite Four 16 Plano of Debussy played by Lt Lynda Fanning Do Clare nson Gerry oahuc Whitfield Donald ca McFadyen Eleanor uth Ann Barnard HamiltonDe aulir tKu Pelletier and Rona Elliott Art othor pleasing trio was TheLeS son of theBirds played byfiill Higgins Gay and Sherwood Tr lbley Four lboys Rodney Kline lRichard TrihhlegBrooke Parker and Thomson Armstrong played at one piano the quartct Airy Fairies gt Duets were played by Marvin Chantler and Peter Cohan Bose mafy and Robert Spring Elia aheth and John Wanless da and KarenAKennedyfl Excellent solo numbers given by Joanne Whi Dingoran Kathleen Ar om lecn Campbell Sheila Thompson Linda Kennedy Winston Par ridge Mairy Reynoldsyi Do na LuckLElsie Wait Ronald Kunc Marlene an Catherine wm field Elimboth oAuley Koren KennedyEleanor Shepherd Jill Higgins Marilyn Covert Banbara Pearson John Halwig Donald Sid dall Ruth Corrlgan Martha hey nolds Betty Miller Brrrc Li rty Linda Schlaht Diane Arnold ctta Berry Dian Webb rPatn Ia Robertson Joanne Finlay Mary JaneLaPlante Nancy Shepherd The church hall stage wasvery attractive many colored flowers basket red roses and basket of yellow roses were presented to Miss Bryson from her pupils The ushers for the ecrtals were Mrs Gerald Anita Smith quleeni on Janet Dingrnau cana an hmugh Tour gene annual appe 15 1955 is married with two children active in sports prai dent of Minor Hockey Associa lion Mrs Livingston aka related that the pccple no Barrie were pleased to see the1 improvement in traffic control snlce Chief Tschirhsrt ook ovor She also mentioned the fact that even the chlldcrn in the schools were pleased to see the chief come around The chief safety inhls remorksvon said that safety as set by obeyed as routinely as sleeping and eating He said as demo cratlc country we are given the safetypf the courts Thelaws as we have themtoday were ori nally the Ten Command ments of the Bible Probation is as old as the Bre and he quoted scripture from Jeremiah 20 to prove the point He gave sunre on theeourLs and how th are set up right from governongcnoral down to the municipal goVernmentu The speaker said there were fourdiffercnt forms of court Justi of thcpcace court two justices of the post can co uct court wrth similar power to magistrate mag lstrates court judge or county court superior count or Queens court All judges are federal appoint merits Thejustice of the peace and magistrates are provincial appointments The chief gave some routine work of police officer which proved rather astounding when be quoted statistics such as the following Half of those Liquor offences inonc year were from the ages of 16 toian years 350 out of total of 427 acci dents were from these same age the laws should be arrested for ingou anotherrims in of midenu the speakerslid that 75 per cont of rail accidents were mused fronr wfldlfib Aftergivrng as short talk on finger priming 1hcchlef finish edhs remarks by sayin itis our moral obligation ful ft is sin to breakthe lawof the country even if iuis just traffic violation Mrs Edna Bean thanked Chief Tschirhnrt for amost enjoyable talk on behalf at all 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