STAJiK - SULOR©Our Lady of Victory Church, Winnipeg was the scene of a beautiful double ring ceremony April Ulh, at 4 pm. when Father Siemens united in marriage Karen Judith, daughter of Mrs. Matilda Milord of Winnipeg, to Allan, Slarit. mm of Mm LydiaSUITE FOR RENT3 R0OM~ suite for rentfurnished or unfurnished, call 222SJLac_du Bonnet. ............ TKXICEIF5fe SAtTMe ctrwvp UATTCS? TPATt.RU fnrStark of Winnipeg, formerly of Whltemouifa-Given in marriage by her unde Mr. A. Milord, the bride looked lovely in a floor length pcau de sole gown featuring an appiiqued neckline and lily point sleeves. The gathered skirt fell softly from a matching bow at the back waistline to a train. A crown of pearls held her shoulder length veil, and she carried a bouquet of American red roses with white stephanotis.Matron of honour, Mrs. Lynda Crilly and bridesmaids. Misses Diane Gordon and Delores Milord, were gowned alike in blue street-length dresses with mat-j ching flowered veils. Debbie j Wirgau, dressed in white nylon I chiffon was flower girl and they all carried matching bouquets of white with sprinkled blue carna-iions./Best man was Mr, David Crilly while Messrs. Ed Stark and Peter Graham ushered the guests and George Wirgau was the ring-bearer,A reception was held at the Montcalm Motor -Hotel where Mr. Irvin Stark proposed the toast to the bride.Mr. and Mrs. Allan Stark were honoured at a dinner party on Sunday, April 12th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Loewen of Winnipeg before motoring to B.C. for their honeymoon.