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WEAVER-BANKS NUPTIALS. The marriage of Margaret Jean, eldest daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Norval Banks of Terrace Bay to Russell R. Weaver, only son of Mr. and Mrs, J. R. Weaver, Schreiber, was solemmized by Reverend Father Gallagher in St, Martin's Roman Catholic Church, . Terrace Bay at noon Saturday, June 2nd, Standards of mixed gladioli decked the altar while white bows designated the guest pews. Soloist was Mrs. A. Gerow who sang "On This Day" and "Mother At Your Feet We're Kneeling" during the signing of the register, with Mrs. E. Pineault as organist. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a ballerina length gow of layered net over taffeta, the top layer embroidered in white scroll, The bodice of lace was topped by a lace bolero with peter pan collar and short sleeves. Her petal shaped headdress held the chapel veil of illusion net and she carried a cascade bouquet of pink roses, Lace mittens, white pumps, pearls and earrings completed the bridal outfit. Maid of honour, Lucille Jolin, wore a waltz length gown of aqua net, the under- skirt of frilled tiers over taffeta. The bodice of lace was topped by a lace bolero with three-quarter sleeves and peter pan collar, white embroidered traced through the lace and net of the gown. Heheaddress was of pleated net centred with white roses and she wore white pumps and lace mittens, She carried a colonial bouquet of yellow baby mums centred with talisman rose, Bridesmaids, both sisters of the bride, were gowned alike. Myrtle wearing blue and Mary in pink, the skirt cut diagonally of lace with net gathered to it. Bodices of strapless lace were also topped with lace boleros with short sleeves and peter pan collars, They wore headdresses of pleated net to match their gowns, centred with flowers, -- Diane Boivan, the wee flower girl wore a blue nylon dress with white flowers, a white hat trimmed with flowers, white sandels and mittens, She carried a basket of blue and white carnations, pink roses and shasta daisies, Groomsman was Don Souliere of Schreiber and ushers were Gerald and Bob Weaver, cousins of the groom, A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, 181 Hudson Drive. The bride's mother received in a grey tweed effect suit with box style jacket and slim cut skirt, Her accessories were of pink with navy shoes and she wore a corsage of pink roses, (Cont. on next col.) Page 5 WEAVER-BANKS NUPTIALS (Cont. ) : The groom's mother chose a blue linen dress with navy and white accessories and a corsage of yellow roses. The bride's table was covered with a lace cloth above which hung pink and white streamers, wedding bells and lily of the valley, Amid tulle and flowers, stood the three-tiered bridal cake, topped by a bride and groom under an archway. Cutting the wedding cake was Mrs. W,. Anderson, while servitors were: Mesdames A, Sinkins, H, Hall, and A, W. Sedge, Misses Joan Brearley and Mavis Thorstein- son. Miss Beatrice Milks circulated the guest book, The couple left for a honeymoon in Niagara Falls, the bride travelling in a flecked blue gabardine suit, box. style Jacket and straight cut skirt. Pink accessories and corsage completed her ensemble, Mr, and Mrs, Weaver will reside in Schreiber, Out-of-town guests at the wedding included Mr, and Mrs, V, E, Wainikka, Port Arthur, Mrs, D. Souliere, Mr..W. Weaver, Miss June Swift, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Boon, Miss Geraldine Boon, Mr. and Mrs, James Kostecki, Mr. and Mrs, Howard Costall, Mr. and Mrs. D. Cardiff, Miss Marion Harris, Miss Sheila Weaver, Mrs. C. Weaver, Mr. and lirs. George Gordon, Mr, and Mrs. Vernon Weaver, Mrs. Milton Weaver and Don, Mrs, McBride and Bruce all of Schreiber. Prior to her marriage the bride was entertained by Mrs, Mildred Welsh at a Miscellaneous Shower, Miss Beatrice Milks at a Kitchen Shower, Mrs. Don Brearley and Mrs. A. Sedge jointly at a Miscellaneous Shower and by Mrs, Fred Eickmeier of Schreiber at a Miscellaneous Shower, The Staff of Hudson's Bay Company also presented the bride with a gift. 0-0-0 NOTICE Anyone going fishing or into the woods travelling past Spidell's Camp must stop and show their travel permit. 0-0-0 FOUND One pair of binoculars at White Sand Lake. Contact J, Wade - Phone 438, O=-0-0