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August 12, 1965 THE DEPENDENTS (Continued from page 5) of 19. Dr.Neilson pointed out that if the reader reads age 21, instead of age |9 as printed, that is all that is necessary. About 99% of Ontario's residents are now insured through this government-sponsored plan and almost one person in six is admitted to hospital each year. Every day, this year, benefits are being provided to a value of over $900,000 which will make the annual total something in the neighbourhood of $340 million. DR.BRIAN McDONALD (DENTIST) WILL BE OUT OF TOWN FROM AUGUST 20TH UNTIL SEPTEMBER 7TH COVERED WAGON STOPS IN TERRACE BAY The covered wagon, making the trek from Calgary to Halifax, stopped last weekend in Terrace Bay w ere the bearded occupants took in all points of interest and were definitely a point of interest them- selves. Pictured below in the wagon is one of the two original drivers, Cecil Rivers of Calgary, and stand- ing is Bill Stiff of Fort William who joined the out- fit at the Lakehead. With Bill is his wife Ann who accompanied him as far as Terrace Bay. Cecil and his partner started their journey April 5th from Cal- gary and anticipate having Christmas in Halifax. Much material has already been procured on the way towards the writing of books and films. Eye specialists warn that reading under the rays of a dazzling sun, like this little girl with her favorite comics, can be very hard on the eyes. Even dark glasses are not sufficient protection. "Don't Do It!" NEWS | Gladioluses in paste! hues 'adorned the altar and pews of |Holy Angels Roman Catholic Church, Schreiber, July 24, for the marriage of Sharon Lynne Gellert, only daughter of Mr. and, Mrs. H. W. Gellert, Schrei- ber, and Terrence Joseph O'Driscoll, son of Mrs. J. A. O'Driscoll of Renfrew, and the late Mr. O'Driscoll. Rev, J. M. Cano officiated at the ceremony. Miss Carole La- Jonde was organist and Donald Souliere, soloist. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of silk brocade styled along prin- cess lines with a scooped neck- line, lily point sleeves and a skirt featuring controlled pleats at either side. A small bow ac- cented a corded V extend- ing from the shoulders to the empire waistline im frent and a wider bow held her watteau train in back. A bouffant four-tier veil of silk illusion was caught to a silk organza rosette headpiece and she carried a cascade bouquet of white gladioluses and lily of the valley. A strand of pearls, gift of the bridegroom, come pleted her ensemble. Miss Joyce Graham, maid of 'honor, wore a sea green chiffon over organza gown with three- quarter length sleeves, slit skirt and an empire bodice finished by a narrow bow in front and a wide bow accenting the deep- ly squared neckline in back. A band of matching organza held her circular veil and she carried a colonial bouquet of white shasta daisies: Danny and Donna Gellert, twin cousins of the bride, were ring bearer and flower girl. The flower girl wore a sea green silk organza over taffeta dress with a full skirt and _For some weeks Schreiber People have been going to the Terrace Bay garbage dump to watch the 'numerous bears prowling about in the evening in search of food. Now 'the bears or their. cous- jas are returning the compli- ment and visiting Schreiber, but their hosts are most' unhappy about the situation. The animals 'are covering the town outskirts thoroughly. Wally Richardson downed one visitor weighing 250 pounds and it is hoped the others will be disposed of as well Mr. and Mrs. Scott (Jake): Davidson and daughter Margua- ret of Clarkson, Ont., are visit- ing the Bill Cocks and Gabe Gauthier families. SHARON GELLERT MARRIED IN SCHREIBER BE WATER WISE! Page |0 threé-quarter length sleeves. fin- ished with frilled cuffs. caught by small bows. She wore a circlet of flowers in her hair and carried a bas- ket of pastel - colored baby mums. Best man was Kevin O'Brien and Jim Gellert, brother of 'the bride, and Desmond 0O Driscoll, brother of the bridegroom, ush- ered. < A wedding breakfast in the United Church Hall followed the ceremony, For an afternoon reception in the town hall, the bride's moth- er wore a pink lace dress with a matching coat, white acces- sories and a yellow rose cor- sage. The bridegroom's mother received in a blue lace dress. with a matching coat, matching accessories and a red rose cor sage. Mrs.: James Cline and Mrs. Robert Howe, great-aunts of the bride, and Mrs. Harold Gellert and Mrs. Donald Souliere poured tea. : Out-of-town guests included Mrs. J. A. O'Driscoll, Renfrew; Mr. and Mrs. Jathes O'Driscoll, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Al 'Brown, Milwaukee; Mrs. D. Rpo- 'sentreter, Beausejour, Man.; Mrs. Robert Howe, Calgary; Mrs.' James Clyne, Transcona, Man.; ~ i , Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Crann, Sioux Lookout; Mr. and Mrs. Michael O'Driscoll and Kevin O'Driscoll, Ottawa; and James Coughlan and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, William Graham, Miss Joyce Graham, : Christie Graham and Mr. and Mrs. E. Seldere, Fort William. Leaving for a honeymoon to Eastern Ontario and the United States, the bride donned a pink coat dress, white and navy ace cessories and a pink gladiola corsage, : The couple will reside on Manitoba Street in Schreiber. Mr. and Mrs. Leo~St. Louis 'and family of North Bay have returned home after visiting Mr. and, Mrs, Geno Caccamo.. Jéan Clavelle and son Rich- ard of St. Jerome, P.Q., have 'been visiting Jimmy Clavelle. Miss Cathy O'Brien and Miss Esther Niemi spent their vaca- tion in Windsor and Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. George Cata- ford have been host to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cataford and family of Kapuskasing. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kushniryk and their family speftt their va- cation with relations in Winni- peg and since their return have had Mr. and Mrs. Michael §o- ber and son Bryan of Ganges, B.C. visiting them.