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Newspaper

Barrie Examiner

Location

Barrie, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jun 15, 1922

Page

11

Quiet Dalston wedding ties Cairns and Slack families

Viola Ordellia Cairns wife of William James Roy Slack was married at the Methodist parsonage Dalston on May 31. The bride wore navy tricotine with crepe de chine blouse and matching hat. Rev. W S Irwin officiated. The couple left for a short honeymoon and will reside on the groom’s Edgar farm.

Dalston Viola Ordellia Matthew Cairns William James Roy Slack James Slack Edgar W.S. Irwin

Sevigny Shanahan wedding at St Marys Church

Miss Agnes Sevigny daughter of Mr and Mrs Emile Sevigny Barrie married Mr Patrick J Shanahan of Shanty Bay in St Marys Church on Monday June 12 The ceremony was by Very Rev Dean Sweeney with altar boys Thomas Nottingham and Frank Sevigny Will Hipkin served as ushers Lizzie Shanahan sister of the groom was bridesmaid N Balfe was groomsman The bride wore a navy blue and black mohair ensemble about thirty guests attended breakfast at the bride’s home Gifts included a mahogany mantel clock from Shaw’s Business College Toronto and a tray with cut glass from Shaw’s Beaches School The couple left for Toronto at 2 30 pm.

Agnes Sevigny Emile Sevigny Barrie Patrick J. Shanahan Shanty Bay St. Mary’s Church Dean Sweeney Thomas Nottingham Frank Sevigny Brantford Will Hipkin Lizzie Shanahan N. Balfe C. L. Sevigny Shaw’s Business College Toronto Shaw’s Beaches School Sevigny

Mary Mildred Todd Weds Robert A Sinclair at Churchill Church

Miss Mary Mildred Todd became bride of Robert A Sinclair at Churchill Presbyterian Church in Bradford on June 8. Rev. Wallace Johnston officiated as music by Gertrude Sirrs and Frank Dutcher accompanied. After a reception at Maple Terrace Farm the couple left for a honeymoon. they plan to reside near Bradford.

Starch Keeps Clothes Stiff If Brought Indoors Quickly

Starched garments should be brought indoors as soon as they dry to preserve stiffness. Prolonged exposure outdoors reduces the starch benefit, and high winds can similarly strip stiffness from the fabric.

Successful As That Little Fellow's Dad

A reflective poem by Edgar A. Guest on the personal reward of guiding and raising a child. The speaker notes that despite not achieving wealth or fame, true success lies in being a good father to his son and shaping a strong character for the next generation.

Silver lining in life's voyage and institute meeting

A Scots poem urges patience during sorrow and snow followed by a promise of sun and harbor. South Simcoe Women’s Institute holds its district meeting in Thornton's Temperance Hall on June 17 at 1 30 pm with talks by Miss Guest and Mrs Aiken and a report on Federated Institutes. A Junior Institute member will discuss girls' work and each branch must report on an Ancient Landmark. Community singing will be led by the Thornton branch.

South Simcoe Thornton

Girl Guides Rally At Mrs Stewart’s Home

The most successful rally for girls from Brownies to Rangers was held at Mrs. D. M. Stewart’s home on Friday afternoon last week. Over seventy five attended despite disruptive elements advertised in advance.

D. M. Stewart

Renew Flower Hat Trim With Frayed Edges Repair

When the hat flower trimming looks faded or worn, cut and trim frayed edges. Recolor or touch up with watercolor or oil paints mixed with a little gasoline. Use gasoline where there is no flame. This can make the flowers look nearly new.

A Use for Leftover Egg Yolks in Cooking

A tip for using unused egg yolks: boil them until solid and use in soups as pieces or mashed, garnish salads, or serve creamed on toast. This method avoids waste from baking and other desserts.

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