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AROUND THE TOWN (Cont.) Brian returned recently from their motor trip to Trout Creek, Ontario to visit with Irene's Mother, Mrs, Loretta Evers at the Evers Hotel and with Ted's Brother Pam McInnes and family, the manager of the Evers Hotel. They also holidayed at Eagle Lake where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Neil McInnes of Sudbury, Mr. and Mrs, Walter _ Neely of Oakville, Mr, and Mrs. Joe Downey, frene's sister, and Ted's brother and family Mr, and Mrs, Jack Thor of Toronto, Return- ing they visited Irene'ts sister, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Donnelly and family of Orillia, Ont. Last week Irene Evers, Ted McInnes together with Beth and Wilbur Neely were in the Lakehead to attend the Exhibition, Phyl and Ernie Woods with Tommy and Murray spent a few days in Port Arthur last week and visited with relatives there, Spotted at the Lakehead Exhibition last week were the Scott Manns, Gaulins, Scotty Hamilton with Bonnie, McMillan family, the Mel Nicols, the Simmer family, Zyris, J. Sweet, and Serneskys, ~ 0-0-0 ' WATAJA-DUFFY NUPTIALS On Saturday, August 11th, at eleven o'clock, in St. Martin's Roman Catholic Church, Terrace Bay,' Ontario, Reverend Father Gallagher in a double ring ceremony united in marriage Sylvia Karen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Waino Wataja, 598 Van Norman Street, Port Arthur, and Cyril R. Duffy, son of Mr, and Mrs. J. Duffy, Orillia, Ontario, Mrs. E. Pineault played the wedding music while Mrs, A, Gerow was soloist, Attending the bride were Mrs. Donna * Dorigo of Port Arthur as Matron of Honour, Miss Ina Hopper of Port Arthur and Miss Myrna Wainwright of Red Rock, Groomsman was Don Graham of Nipigon, while George McDermid of Terrace Bay and Bruae Dorigo of Port Arthur ushered, Escorted to the altar by her Father, the bride wore a gown of brocaded satin fashioned on princess lines. The bodice featured a manderin collar with sheer yoke of illusion net, appliqued scallops out- lining the decolletege, and closely molded sleeves pointed over the wrists, The bouffant skirt, floor length, was accented by side paniers of the brocaded satin caught with large bows, Her chapel veil of illusion net fell from a scalloped halo of net outlined in pearls, the veil encrusted with patterns of iridescent sequins throughout, and she wore (Cont. on next col.) WATAJA-DUFFY NUPTIALS (Cont. ): brocaded slippers. 66 match her gown and carried a cascade of red rosés, Attendants were identically frocked in strapless gowns 6f embroidered nylon over tiered net and: teffeta with snugly moulded bodice featuring" pleated, basques with matching nylon -boleross. They wore open crown picture hats of net 'to»match their gowns, and matching-pumps,. Mrs, Dorigo was in yellow and carried a colonial bouquet of mauve and yellow baby mums, while Miss Hopper and Miss-Wainwright were in pale blue and carried Colonial bouquets of yellow baby mums, ~~ A wedding breakfast at Hotel Terrace for the immediate family and attendants followed the ceremony, while in the evening & reception was held in the Arena, Rec- reation Centre, For receiving the bride's mother chose a pale blue dress of slub with bolero top, all pink accessories and corsage of pink roses, The groom's mother received in a dark blue crepe dress with long sleeves and pleated skirt. Navy accessories and corsage of pink roses completed her ensemble, The bride's table covered in a white linen cloth, held the four-tiered wedding cake, set amid the wedding bouquets, A bride and groom, and wedding bells topped the cake and the individual layers were held aloft by swans, Cutting the cake was Mrs, E, Gaune, while servitors were Mrs, J, LeBlanc, Mrs, W. Mantey, Misses M, Mahoney, G, Nadeau and D. Lohr. Miss Carol Holford circulated the guestbook, Mr. Don Graham proposed the toast to the bride, For her wedding trip to the Lake of the Woods, the bride wore a summer suit of yellow with white hat and gloves, brown shoes and purse. Mr. and Mrs, Duffy will take up residence in Port Arthur where the groom has been recently transferred with the 'Provincial Police, rs Prior to her marriage the bride was entertained at a kitchen shower at the home of Mrs, W. Mantey, Terrace Bay, a Miscellaneous Shower by her many friends in Port Arthur, and a presentation from her co-workers at Hotel Terrace, - 0-0-0 FOR SALE f 1948 - 3/4 ton International Panel truck in excellent condition, An' ideal truck for the* outdoor man. Call te Pelto Schreiber, phone 320, 0-0-0