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IHURSDA or WEDDINOS YOUR Ironic The house wont even RICHAlumANDERSON Autumn vrdding iLIIiIIlhtl at be in ne of Mr xv as and quiet If Iotii Sin pflir lossurontro lotirrp or Saturday NJVCIILLCZ Lrl 1940 litll llicli gtigtlcl Mrs olirnLi Alriltlrtll daughter of Mrs rIilAai became lllr lite Ilili Sunnir Wiggins anal Wiggins of bride of Norman Edward Richards of Toronto The Rev I3 Andrew of Allis tun ntliriaied iii the doublering lrliiltiillf anti Alli rritl Corrrgan played the wedding march liven in riizzrriage by her moth er the bride rircssrnaker gtLlll uf navv vml vith grey hat and accessories and carried mutt of white mums and red roses Mrs Melbourne Barnes Stayner IIlltlllilll for In sister wore dress of green crepe vith brown Writ Iron Fireman automatic coal heat ing is instrumentantralCd Its scientic combustion cuts heat loscs of oldfashioned handring You get your full moneys worth for your coal dollarsand your family In 25 hours this laborisaymg heat savmg stokcr can be installed in have time to cool off CoalFlow Stoker Feeds direct from bin to fire For furnaces or boil ers No coal handling Iron Fireman Automatic furnaces and Boilers With builtin CoalFlow Stoker For warm air sfeamor hot water systems YEARS TO PAY Phone or write for fee healing survey bronze nzuim rontn was gltiullet Following the reception Erllcl wedding dinner II and Mrs RLchards left on hruloi trip and later will iesrde in Toronto Guests onto New Flos Stayner Suiirirduie Corners and Alliston gets 30 more heating comfort QUICK INSIAIIAIION Cameron Ellis Grams 1137 65 Bradford St PHONE3855 5sleeves and was inset with sheer Fri1 ulinnn of To were present from Berton Tin MORISEITECORRIG Against background of white Chrysanthemums in St Thomas Aqumas Chapel Newman Club the marriage took place of Mary lran ces daughter of Mr and RII$i Frank Corrigan Toronto to Mr Ronald Albert IiIorisette son of Mr and Mrs Paul Morisette Ilaiii eybury Rev Father James orrii gan cousin of the bride officiated and the wedding music was pro vided by Mr Harold Armstrong at the organ with Mr James Galla gher Guelph as soloist The bride given in marriage by her father wore portrait gown of bridal satin fashioned with moulded basque and sweeping skirt continuing into circular train The bodice had long light yoke encrusted with an applique of guipure lace Iler vcil was crest ed with chaplet embroidered with seed pearls and she carried nosegay of red roses and white baby chrysanthemums Miss Betty ch maid of honor Miss lherisa Neill cousin ofthe bride Miss laulinc Morisette Sister of the groom bridesmaids vorc Queen Anne gowns with firll skirts match ing mantillas mittens and bonnet brims The maid of honor was ll imported American leuuty bro cade taffeta and the bridesmaids wore avocado green moire taffeta All carried nosegays of baby chry santhcmums tinted to match their owns The groomsman was Mr ieorge Morisette brother of lllf groom and the ushers were Iler nard Murphy John ONeill and John McDonough reception followed atNewman Club Later the bride and grown left on motor trip to Miami Fla On theirreturn they will live in lIaileybury LOWEMILLSAI On Wednesday afternoon Nov fliristrnas ltttfllilllj in terms of pounds Alorking in railway lining car with Gtun pudding irrrircly by hand in the The spinal and provcn CR rccij chronic platezl boul and IIIlllIls wass Ilarvey Ilellwuod of Striyrier At the reception which followed the ceremony Mrs Millsap mother of the bride rcceiVed the guests in dress of barberry blue with of gold mums and coral black accessories corsagi roses and Mrs Lowe mother of the groom wore dress of ecrisi crepe with black acecssuries and corsage of bronze and gold mums ember I0 1948 the home of Mr and Mrs Irvin Millsap Stayrierl was the scene of the marriage of their only laughter Shirlic Mar guerite to Donald Arthur Lowe son of Mr and Mrs Lowe Rev Robt Graham officiated at the ceremony and the wedding music was played by Mrs Harry Hawkins The wedding took place in front of the replace banked with ever Foi travelling the bride donned suit of Victoria red with navy accessories She also wore mink furs the gift of the groom Her corsagc was of white and coral roses Amid showers of confetti and good wishes the happy couple left on trip to Toronto Belle yrllc Kingston and Garianoque Wedding guests were present from Collrgwood Nottaiva Barrie and Ioronto greens and ferns also decorated with Autumn leaves flowers and drapes of pinkandwhite stream ers The bride given in marriage by her father wore streetlength coral dress trimmed with lace Her shoulderlength veil was held in place by headdress of white mums She carried bouquet of white baby mums and bronze roses The bridesmaid Miss Anne Gor den of Dunedin chose dress of powder blue crepe and wore matching veil with flower bandeau Her bouquet was of bronze mums and coral roses The groomsman Hear BARRIE ml the Air From OF OR ORILLIA EVERY SUNDAY 200 415 pm ENTERTAINMENT LOCAL NEWS MUSIC VARIETY +++++ 1450 ON mountable DIAL RIfIIARDSON GALLAUGIIElili St IIiIrlas Anglican Church Io route was the setting for very pretty wedding on Saturday tuber 23 Clara Bernice 1048 when Gallaughei daughter of Mr and Mrs Wml Gallaugher of Alliston became the bride of Arthur Raymond Richard son youngest son of Mr and Mrs Albert Richardson of Miiiesing The church was beautifully dec orated with white Chrysanthe mums and pink gladioli Rev Jackson officiated and the wedding musrc was played by the church organist The bride given in marriage by her brother Mr Wesley Gallaugh er wore floorlength gown Of ivory taffeta the yoke of which was of radium face with Vmatching elbowlength lace and mittens and silver slippers Her veil caught with headdress of white roses was of silk embroidered net with fulllength train She wore the gift of the groom threestrand pearl necklace with matching pearl learrings She carried nvhite Bible caught with red roses and white streamers Mrs Huey sister of the bride was maid of honor wearing anfanklelcngth gown of Heaven blue silk jersey with shoulder Iength veil and whiteaccessories Her corsage was of redroses Ross Richardson brother of the groomwas groomsman and Ger ald OGrady was usher Following the ceremony bridal supper and reception was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Ross Richardson where the brides mo theraeceived wearing frock of grey crepe with black accessories land Vcorsage of roses The grooms motherialsdrEivEd wearing Roy 81 blue crepe with black accessor ies and corsage of roses Many beautiful gifts were received Later the young couple left for PUDDING RY TIIE TON Housewives will out their recipes for for the airzuliari National Railways has tlrcinnuil task of preparing three tonsor 29000 servingsof the traditional Xulctiile dessert babies nurst have the Family Allowance So of them are arriving proved their grip on life Where in rate was 03 per births in the fiveyear period 1041 43 it had dropped to In Jcanlthere were on the average in the youngestlyears 193640 THE BARRIE EXAMINER HARRIS ONTARIO CANADA but Ircrl Conway cliei instructor tun tlgtfifllls he prorlurcs this brief space of fun necks re calls for 55 pounds of sugar pounds of mixed peel gt00 pounds of bread llliillts 300 pound of llrurr but pound of dates 300 pounds of prunes 500 pounds of month 33 pirlilirls of lgtirlll spices Itidrien lemons and Jill IOen egg With wooden spoon Mr ouway mixes the ingrcdirnh in it Inigo lit the pudding into Iji pound ffillllillltl Iluce hours later they are cooled stifled rnrl mgnli Nady for ililliltllltll to various pornts along the 25300qu 95 hum COST OF THE LITTLE STRANGER lBy Joseph Lister Rutledge It seems almost as thoriin the beard word of more and they are Iingingrto life with so rnrreh more tenacity that they lay themselves of liquor and all other invitations pen to suspicion In the year Illl7 for instance there were 330303 arrivals or 200 months program of the provincial or every thousand of our popth iou That was 24000 more air ivals than there were in IllIf and 2000 more than the average for be five preceding years These arrivals have steadily im 02030 the averageJnfantdeatlil thousand of live 1947 was only per thousand SO vhat with one thing and another If the year 1947 there were 130000 norc heallliy little strangers than Now that is very to be otherwise any government raising lion additional dollars Were not objecting we are just mentioning that social obligations dont remain at constant figure and that nations as well as citi zens have to look about for the Says nitn1 FI taught that in has duties as well as rights tnda finer the pedest where pedestrian bit by car that he is not alTlifiit liiver satrsticii you be was not at Ititlfl or negligent ri llllil the jnr igt not then askcri to specifyin what the Iltllltlli con based on idea of what the iriv did mung lirr were though thi fftldllll tool place in encouraging and not even the stingicst citizen would want it But just for the record it might be pointed out that for the next few years these new citizens are not going to be very productive Without the ante they will cost us in irr rcreased fainin allowance in each of these years better than 78 mil jm lestitir ifltogtcd it curidict iv ti p4 lliillf dit IAIIIII 51 II ll rll anal pcdestr ion is llliiflfl iiiiili iitl unless the be declared Pointing out that mu traffic to an Ize sarii tlii tur Traffic Act HIllv Illi on tlr ken tiia burden of satiatir This is so ever sircli cases Mr Ihclaireitvii diner tho las it tiltgt about 90 pi jury tent of thr says no The jurys finding may In completely erroneous instance perlrips liz lrgntrt not vOikmg properly aiw the liytinn Not knowing liltil the unsuccessful driver unablrl to appeal to the ourt oi Appeali lo successfully if the jury had in1 specify the negligence and make definite finding Iiy strcll prac tices as tln and in many other ways we have lulleri the pedes trian into feeling of sicurity We must educate the pedestri an Mr lhelan continued Iu late all our eflorl has been devoted to educating the driver and Irtllr has been done to educate the peri estririn lb should have penalties imposed on him for such bad habits as crossing between against traffic signals walking with traffic instead of against it on the highways outside of cities villages while under intersections Illlu influence towns or traffic stray ing the to disaster that he indulges in It is to be hoped that this traffic safety drive devoted to Pedestrian Safety will do much to make the pedestrian realize that the exercise of care in the preven tion of accidents is as rnirch his duty as the duty of the motorist FOUR MILES IIIGII Mount Robson in BC is more than two miles high but Mount Logan in the Yukon is almost four miles high 10 necessary wherewithal to provide for the new arrival their honeymoon For travelling the bride chose grey gabardine suit with wine accessories and fur neckpiece On their return Mr and Mrs Richardson plan to make their home in TorOnto GERVAISTERSIGNI The marriage of Mary Theresa fourth daughter of Vincenzo Ter signi of 129 Cumberland Street Barrie and the late Stella Tersigni to LAC Joseph Gilles Gervais of Trenton son of Mrs Gervais and the late Gaston Gervais of Ste Hyacinthe Quebec took place in St Marys Church on Wednes day morning November 24 1940 at l0 oclock Very Rev James Clair officiated Kinnori was organist and Jeannette Caruso and Ann Murphy song The bride was given in marriage gown ofrtraditional white slipper Margaret MET by her father and wore portrait TIDE boxtop and 25c fashioned with moulded bodice and richlygathcred skirt ending in circulartrain The round neckline inset with sheer tulle yoke was encrusted with bertha of Chantilly lace Her fin gertip veil fell from beaded halo and she carried bouquet of white Chrysanthemums Her attendant Miss Lucy Breda wore floor Iengih gQWn of yellow moire taffe ta withmatching gloves and car The wriion Building Post Officesscluar hone2865 aig smut or twins5 so nv 14 lo ried yellow andmauve mums with matching headdress ofowers Frank vTersigni brother of the bride Was groomsman Dar Cesar Franckls lPaTIISW WV Tm tiOn followed at the For travelling the bride wore paddy green gabardine stat with black accessories and muskrat coat with acorsage of white baby mums The couple left on short wedding trip to Niagara Falls The will make their home in Bar ter the present ed from Toronto Ovlt oNn OFFICIAL HONORED Melanson works manager of the CNRs shops at Point St Charles has been renamed honor ary president of the CNR Staff Service Club The two solOists sang On This Beautifu1M9therT and Inge icus duringthe nuptial mass and Schu berts Ave Maria during the signing of the registers recepi des home The th0 sisters ofuthe bride and other friends and relatives attend soap lm too GUARANTEE Procter Gum ble unranteeo that IDE will do ever thing claim ed or II in this advertisement If you are no pn tiroly and fed return the un used portion of your 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