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ME AND MRS CAMPBELL WATSON Wiéon rim quohaé 4re fleaflt Wheezing The marriage of Miss Shirley Edith Priest daughter of Mr and Mrs John Priest of Mlncslng to MalcolmCampbell Watson of Craighurst son of the late Mr and Mrs Fontner Watson of Dalston took place on Saturday MayJourth 1957 at three oclock in the afternoon in Mlnesing United Church Rev Veals officiated at the ceremony and wedding music wus played by Mrs Charles Grant of Minesing who also accompan ied the soloist Melville Wiley of Barrie in the singing of The Lords Prayer before the cer emony and Perfect Love dur ing the signing of the register Given in marriage hy her father the bride was wearing gown of lace and net over satin lhe lace bodice styled wlth square neckline and trimmed with iridescent sequins and seed pearls The net skirt had lace inserts andher tiara headdress was trimmed with seedpearls ir idescent sequins and rhinestones She carried cascade bouquet of talisman roses stephanotis and ivy gt The maid of honor Miss Esther Watson of Barrie sister of the groom was in vermil pan aglare and the bridesmaids Miss Marilyn Dyment and Miss Helen Mackenzie of Barrie and the Sun ior bridesmaid Miss Patsy Priest ofMincsing sister of the bride maids were in champagne panaglarc Their gowns were styled on princessc lineswith Vncckiincs The maid of honor wore cham pagne hat andmatchirlg shoes and carried cascade bouquet of white carnations and the brides and junior bridesmaid wore vermillion hats and match ingshoa and carried cascade bouquets ofred carnations The flower girl Miss Barbara Priest of Mincsing niece of the bride was wearing white taffeta trimmed with nylon lace and the ringbearer Billie Priest of Anten Mills nephew of the bride was wearing white viyella suit Peter Watson of Midhurst was groomsman and the ushers were Melville Priest and Delbert Priest of Mlnesing brothers of the bride and Stanley Watson and Texas Watsonot Dalston bro thers of the groom At the receptlun that followed in the church parlors the mother of the bride receivedin blue ny lon jersey wearing white hat Rev Muir olflcialld at the ceremony and wedding musicwas played by Frank Dut cher who also accompanied the soloist Russell Church Given in marriage by her father the bride was wearing streetlength lawn of white satin brocade 2de with fitted bodice and bouflani skirt she wore fingertip veil and carried Cowper studio and gloves and navy accessories Mrs Donald Vanattcr slstcroi the groom whoassisted Was in white dotted nylon and was wear jug white hat and glovesland black accessories For travelling the bride chose navy blouseback suit Her ha and gloves werewhlte and her handbag and shoes werenavy and she was wearing corsagc of gardenlas and roses After wedding trip to Northern 0n tario and the United States Mr nnd Mrs Watson will be making their home in Cralghurfi Outoftown guests at thevwcd ding were from Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Singhampton and 0rillia Lady Eaton To Open RugfFair AT Collingwood Lady Flora iiieCrcaEaton will open the ninth annual Simcoe County Quilt and Rug Fair on duly 24 at collingwood This charming lady was born in the small Ontariotown ot0m cmee Her b00k fMemorys Wall written for herchildren and grandchildren 50 that they might have firsthand account of former Canadian Lway =ol life has recently been published and has already created great deal of interest The above announcement was enthusiastically received at meeting of the fair committee held last Thursday in coiling wood About 15 peoplejrom vari ousparts oi the countywere pres entto report on progress shade to date andto make further plans for the 1957leieut which is to be held July 24 25 26 and 27 at the Exhibition Building in the Georg ian Bay town Organization is under thelead ership of Mrs HKells ofCol lingwood chairman Mrs and Miss Olga Mawdsley Ofillia executive secretary They are committed menrare also busily givi of their time and talents inthein terests of thcfair Where will he demonstrations of quilting 1nd rug making and booths where afternoon cascade bouquet of talisnIan roses The maid of honor Miss YvonneLamunt of Barrie was in turquoise chromcspun fallen and was carrying bouquet of pink snapdragons and the bridesmaid and junior bridesmaid Miss Jean Cunningham and Miss Cheryl Emms both of We w¢reln gold mum and rose and were carrying bo qucls of yellow soap dragons and blue carnations Donald Campbell was groom man for his brother and the ush Kingston Road United Church was the setting for the marriage of Miss Donna Merritt of St Tho mas to Stan Taylor son of Mr and Mrs Taylor of Scar borough omsaturday May elev enth 1957 at three oclock in the Rev Mitchell officiated at the ceremony and wedding music was playcd by John BussclL lecn in marriage by the Record lumbiéir AllendCountrx Club Opening Spearing Stayncr vicechairman supported by an energetic county Quilters rug makers and craftsL The attendance at Saturday ov enings opening dinner and dance of the Barrie Country Club indi eated that the club will ejoy the fbiggcst season in itslhistory this year dinner 3a number far acceding the usual turnout had made three speclnl cakeslito top off their excellent chicken dinner and herald the gala open ing of the golfing season One cake was decorated with le man player President Dr liar old Smith wholpresided at the diner cut into the dessert iteni Although the evening was al fictivities brief speeches were made by the president and the ladies president Mrs Joy Arm strong and Jack Lovell chairman bf the house committee Who was in charge of arrangements for the opening night Thintyfoulf new members were introduced and welcomed during theevenlng Dancing after the dinner wasito his orchestra bounty crafts small quilted and hooked articlesand quilt and designs may be purchased for tea room for rest freshments Put aringaround the is daies on your calendar because you re gt HJSTOBICL lowlife WlilthWOODsASKCi Mrs ThomasPotts has copy or zooyeaoold textbook from Scotland The Accompt Book handwriting on roughcut paper and hound with hometanned sheepskin leather Hermother brought it toCanadain1905 flingnay Itofb paint otth holmodof titer of the bride mzld Amend dmturieo ssjlan jayor There were 200 at the Stewards Bob and Jim Ange ff golfer and the otherwith of most entirely confined to social the music of Neil Huntubise aha rangements have also been made wont want to miss it this year offlohn Eliiottbyvritten iiiornate Eula Oib Misr Lorna Elsie cumming daughter of Mr and Mrs Clar ence Cumming oi Barrie wasmarried on Saturday April sororityseventh 1957 at three oclock in the afternoon in Essa Road Presbyterian Church to Duncan Alexander Camp bcll son or Mr and Mrs Campbell of strand on were Joseph Sriglcy and Mur ray Amos reception followed in vthe church basement where the mo ived the guests wearing vnavy slurred tai teta with while accessories and cottage pink roscbuds Tho grooms mother who assisted yna wearing turquoise figured nylon dresa under turquoise duster coat and arose corsage Leaving on wedding trip through New York State tweed suit with white and black accessories On their return Mr and Mrs Campbell will be mak dlng were fromVDunnvilic Tomli ing theirrhomc in Stroud 0utoftown gucsts at the wed to Elmvalo Hillsdalc Coiling Vwood Orillia Glen Huronand Richmond Hill grooms father the bride was wcaring ballerinalength gown of aqua taffeta broeadmmadc with full skirt and bustle bow at back Juliet cap held her shoulder length veil and she was carrying nosegay of pink and white roses Her nttcndanl Miss Helen Crispin at willowdalc was gown ed in yellow Johnlticciardeili of Scarborough was groomsman andthc ushers were Arthur Hudson Toronto and James Curtis of Barrie reception followed at the you Wll MEET THESE FASHION SPURTSWEAR Jontzon Sun Valley foamy and Qfibugztflli the ibride wore green and black Hlll Crescent Receiving the guests thcbridcs aunt was wear lngalbcigc ensomblc The moth er of the groom who assisted was in blue and was wearing White accessories For travelling the bride chose jacket and white accessories After wedding trip to Pennsyl home of the grooms parents lit Cole of California White Stag Eddie Singer Rose Marie Reid Val Hughes Catalina Goytown Sportrite BLOUSES Mogee Stylav KuySilver Essentials important part of Evangeline policy The greatest satislact tion we have in this business is the ap predation of many gtilousandsofcdstoniers whd tell us how much they enjoy shopping Of course we are Vania Mr and Mrs Taylor will FAMOUS NAMESAIN AT EVANGELINE DuVol Lou lqrry Regent Silknit digraa Judy Bond to Michnol London Dress Hornoll Bernard Cowan SKIRTS Sportrile DuVoi Buchon Sinclair House Suzanne Sun Valley Sportcro swwtlls Kitten by Glenhyr RMoriéy Dulkeith Outerwear Koy Wigdsof SPDIiSW leovDanui at Evangeline veryprow of the girls who stall various stores and whose efforts are responsible for this expires elation It is rather navy blue dress with matching flfloderate 93mg We thought you mightlike to our fashions face to face Some of these famous names we have listed here others are represented in these recent ads thatwc haverun gt nitted Slandork MoDEnAlELY rillth messes Judydnd Jill Waist Jonot anlogori be making thcr home at wlck in lnnlswood rhodg merits Among the outottow guests at the wedding were and Mrs William Hammeraby Miss Sue Hammersby Jam no Cameron and Miss Dorothy oil St Thomas Other were present from London ray ucsts lie and MR sun MES Duncan AMERCAMPBEer CARELESS USE Careless use oi electricity calla res more than 125 fires week In Canada according to olflcial in surance figures Annual cost of such drcs is figured at $8000000 Almost 268000 washing mach incswcre produced in Canadain 1955 an increase of 24 per cent 185 trill in war liliflillitl OPEN Iii BARRlESfl0tl filozwmf qt believe youllfindthc overan goodtaste with which bur melchandiseisciiosen our ow Englishvmad Meridian Wolsey buyers South Paints Sun Valley Home frocks nudion eicclient Rolcidn Pldytea Eitquisita Form definebin will yon Evangeline has become renowned for Its smart fashions Combined with quoii always at moderate prices