Star-Phoenix from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada • 9

MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1941. SASKATOON STAR-PTTCENTX PAGE NTXE Guest Speaker "'NT TATNTT nr A T) CM LUU1NL1L ttLAlXO throughout tl8 Dominion. In those days 11 was ncesaary fr each A Recent Weddings UNDBLRG LARSON BRADWELL, The United Church manse was the scene of a wedding recently when Frances Helen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Raymond Latson of Bradwell, became the bride of Alvin David Lind-berg, son of Mr. Frank P.

Lindberg and late Mrs. Lindbeig of Dundurn The ceremony was performed by the Rev. George W. Elliott. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Ruth M.

Larson, while Mr. Peter Robert Lindberg, brother of the grcorn, was hc.st A wedd'ing supper followed at the home of Mr. Frank P. Lindberg, father of the groom. The young couple will make their home in Eastern Canada.

ATTRACTIVE CEREMONY IN ST.TAULS Miss Frances Elliott Weds Mr. Charles Denison Muskoka Honeymoon Paul's United Church wag the scene of an attractive ceremony Wednesday, October 1, when the Rev. Dr. L-Siewarl tinned in marriage Frances Roberta Elliott, only daughter of the Rev. A.

E. Elliott and Mrs Elliott, and Charles Leslie Denison, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Fisher Denison of Toronto. The church was beautifully decorated with potted plants and gladioli.

Miss Mary Berini played the wedding march as the bride entered the church on the arm of her father. She wore an afternoon dress of Alice blue in sheer wool with matching hat, gray accessories and a corsage of Talisman roses Miss Ruth Wright of Saskatoon was her bridesmaid. She chose row TiiiAam W1 moat attractive and those General Convener MRS. W. CAISLEY who will convene all arrange ments for the autumn tea and bazaar the Saskatoon Light Infantry Ladies' Auxiliary is holding Saturday, October 18, from 8 until 9 in the evening in the Hudson's HANSON HARTMAN LEROY.

A wedding was solemnized at the Lutheran Chuich October 1, when Walter J. Hanson, son of Mr. and Mis Severt Hanson, of Lerov and Linda Hartman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G.

Hartman of Jansen, were married. The Rev. P. E. Nelson, of Nalcam, performed the ceremony.

The bride was gowned in white satin and carried a bouquet of whit" flowrs She wu alicmltd by the Misses Eleanor Deiner and Minnie Thorwalt, who were dressed in blue and cariied bouquets of pink flowers. The groom was suppotted by a brother, Mr. Cllffoid Hanson, and Mr. Leslie Wakelum. ROWATT STARK VANSCOY.

The marriage of Mr. Robert Rowatt, of Vanscoy, to Miss Edythe Stark, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stark, of Moon Lake district, was solemnized recently. The ceremony, which took place FINDER SCIILH ELLER EATONIA.

A wedding was solemnized recently in the Catholic Church at Swift Curtent when Made Schuweller, RN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Schuweller of Valor, mart led Robert William Pinder, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Pinder of Laporte.

The wedding was performed by the Rev Father Knauff assisted by the Rev. Father Kopenah. The brjdt at the home arm MAS v- western V.O.N. supervisor who will addi ess a meeting of the Saskatoon Registered Nuises Association this evening at the Saskatoon City Hospital. She will also assist in performing the tea honors at the tea to be held by the association Friday afteinoon at the home of Mrs.

A. Valens, University Drive, when the proceeds will go towards the British Nurses Relief Fund. Province to handle its own school system. Now that Canada was a more compact unit, Federal control of the school system would work moie easily. In order to conform with a changing Canada the Federal Government had assumed conti ol of many social obligations, yet in the field of education upon which evety other social duty depended, the responsibility rested upon each small community, many of which were unable to bear the burden.

Education In a democracy, said Mr. Sptncer in conclusion, was not determined by class or blith, but must be available to all. When this war ended, the leadeia would tum to educators for the forming of a new and better world Therefore the educators must have freedom to formulate new policies, and. tie Tjtiej' lu ptui'ilote thSse policies. Mis.

Kyle, who had chaige of the meeting, thanked the speaker foi his splendid address. ART APPRECIATION Art Appreciation Club will meet Wednesday at 3 o'clock with Mis. R. G. Peri lam, 114 Eighth Street.

3 5C TOKAY CRAPES 2 23c GOOD TALK ON EDUCATION Mr. T. M. Spencer Speaks on School Problems in Canadian Democracy Mr. M.

Spencer, teacher of rhild psychology at the Normal School, was guest speaker at the monthly meeting of the Saskatoon Council of Home and School Clubs held in the Libiarv auditorium Fnday afternoon. His subject was "Education in Canadian Demon-i acy. In opening bldivts, Mi Spencer spoke of the good derived from "Better Parenthood Week' from September 22 to 28, and attributed the need for better parenthood to the fact, that the responsibilities of parenthood were taken too lightly. To have a better patent one must fiist have a well educated child who will know the meaning of those responsibilities. People of Canada were asking what kind of a new democratic soc'al order will emerge from this war, said Mr.

Spencer. Obviously no one knew what these be, but there must be changes in details to conform with the of USHWttfStlon. Mr. Spencer pointed out, that the results of the First Great War, and the outcome of the depression caused gieat upheavals in Canadian affairs, yet there still existed an educational system begun in days when settlements were scattered, SUNKIST ORANGES, 3 lbs. 33c hUNKIsT LEMONS, 2 lbs.

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There will also be a table of home preserves. As this auxiliary looks after the comforts of 800 men in the 1st SL.I. (MG.) overseas, It is hoped the public and many friends of this auxiliary will come along and help us in our woik. Every man In the battalion overseas this Christmas will receive from this auxiliary, a half pound of Christmas cake, all wrapped beautifully in cellophane with a sprig of holly on the top, one chocolate bar, one package of gum, 10 razor blades and six packages of cigarettes, or if he smokes a pipe, will receive tobacco. This has alieady been shipped to help out ocean congestion at Christmas and will be held over to be Issued to the men at holiday time.

This work cannot be carried on without the generous help of the public of Saskatoon. Calendar St. Josephs Home and School Club will hold their membership tea Tuesday from 3 to 6 o'clock instead of Wednesday. Hugh Cairns, V.C., Chapter will meet at 8 o'clock at headquarters. Grant Circle of Knox W.A.

will meet at the home of Mrs. H. Simpson, 6 Parkview Apartments, Tuesday at 3 o'clock. City Park Circle, Order of the Eastern Star, will meet at the home of Mrs. A.

Haines, 808 Queen Street, Wednesday at 3 o'clock. Pleasant Hill Unit of the Rev. C. P. Biadley congregation will meet at the home of Mrs.

D. North, Avenue and Bedford Road, Wednesday at 2 30 o'clock. All women interested are Invited to attend. Mothers of the Boys Band will meet at the home of Mrs. F.

Chapman, 306 Avenue north, Tuesday at 2 30 oclock. Sutherland A.Y.P.A. will hold Its first meeting at the home of the president, Irene Simmons (Sutherland School) Tuesday at 8 oclock. Full attendance is requested. St.

Johns Cathedral Senior Girls' Auxiliary will meet at the home of Miss Joan Burrows, 105 Saskatchewan Crescent, west, on Tuesday. Arrangements for the W.A. rally to be held on November 7 will be discussed. Mayfair Lawn Bowling Club will hold its annual meeting in the King George School, Wednesday night at 6 30 oclock. Members and interested friends please attend.

Nutana Circle of Baptist WA will meet with Mrs. George Pow, 224 Eleventh Street, Tuesday at 2 30 oclock. Mrs. Kellins Circle of St. Paul's United W.A.

will meet at the home of Mrs. A. Myers, Eleventh Street, Sutherland, Wednesday at 2.30 o'clock. Navy mothers, wives and sisters, group No. 1, will meet in St.

Georges Hall Wednesday at 3 oclock. St. Andrew's Womens League is calling a special meeting in the church Tuesday afternoon at 3 oclock to discuss and plan for a supper in the church Saturday night All women of the congregation are asked to attend, Third Avenue Evening Auxiliary of the W.M S. will meet Tuesday at 8 o'clock with Mrs. Murray Little 310 Twenty-fifth Street, west.

This will be the autumn thankoffering meeting. Queen Esther Rebekah degree staff will hold a practice in the lower IO.O.F, Hall Wednesday at 2.15 o'clock, Sutherland Circle of St. Joseph's Altar Society will meet with Mrs, C. Mullaley, Ninth Street, Tuesday at 2.30 o'clock. City Park Circle of First Baptist Church will meet with Mrs.

1. Garrison, B04 Fourth Avenue this evening at 8 o'clock. Busy Bee Circle of Mayfair United Church will meet with Mis. Sheffield, 703 Thirty-third Street, Tuesday at 2 30 o'clock. Ladles' Auxiliary to the Saaks toon Shrine Club will meet In the clubrooms Tuesday at 8 oclock.

No. Nursing Division will take its re-examination Tuesday evening at 7 30 o'clock. Cara Arnica dub members will meet this evening in the King George Hotel- at 8.15 o'clock. AU Saints Bowling dub will commence play Tuesday evening at 7.80 o'clock. CABBAGE lb.

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3c Guaranteed Meats MAKING HITS SCORE SHEET CHOICE STEAKS CLUB SIRLOIN 26c 26c lb. BUN lb BLUE BRANDED ROASTS the Rev. John Morland of Raymore, The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, was lovely in full-length gown of heaven blue silk chiffon, and carried a bouquet of roses. The bridesmaid, Miss S. Potter of Saskatoon, wore a full-length gown of peach taffeta, her corsage being also of matching roses.

Following the reception, the couple left on a trip to British Columbia, via Banff, Vancouver, Victoria and Jasper. They will be at home to their friends at their farm home near Vanscoy, after November PRESTON ROW Friday, October 3 a quiet wedding took place at 820 Albert Avenue, the residence of the Rev. Dr. J. L.

Stewart and Mrs. Stewart, when Edith Frances Row, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Row of the Blackley district, Sutherland, married Mr. William George Preston of Surbiton.

The bride wore a navy blue ensemble with a corsage of Sweetheart roses and was accompanied by her sister, Miss Margaret Ann Row, who wore a rose ensemble and a corsage of cream Talisman roses The groom was supported by Mr John Thomas Wilson of Sutherland Only Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Row and other Immediate members of the bride's family were present. The young couple will take up residence In the Blackley district JUNIOR JUMPER ENSEMBLE MAP IAN MARTIN PATTERN 9865 Smart "Young Things will love this Jumper ensemble by Marian Martin! Pattern 9865 joins the back-to-school parade with a but-ton-down-the-front Jumper that is so convenient to slip in and out of quickly. It has an oval neckline in front and in back, and a set-in belt with well-placed gathers above and below the waist.

The blouse, which may be long or short-sleeved, has a trim shirtwaist collar opening in the back, a tiny contrast bow in the front! Youll enjoy sewing on this easy-to-make style with the Sew Chart to help you stitch it up in record Ime. Plan it now in bon-nle Highlander plaids (either gingham or wool). Pattern 9865 may be ordered only in girls sizes 6, 8, 10, 12 and 14 Size 10, jumper, requires yards 54-lnch fabric and blouse, 1)4 yards 35-inch fabric. 8end twenty cents (20c) plus lc education tax, In coins (stamps cannot be accepted) for this Marian Martin pattern. Be sure to write plainly your size, name, address, and style number.

Send your order to the Saekatoon Star-Phoenix Pattern Department. of her father, was charming in a gown of white bengaline, wearing a veil and rosary. She carried a bouquet of Duchess roses and a white prayer book, The young couple were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Guldingei of Estonia Mrs.

Guidlnger as matron of honor, wore a gown of turquoise sheer with matching turban and carried a bouquet of carnations. Following the wedding ceiemony a wedding breakfast was served in the Healy Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Pinder will reside on the grooms farm south of Deports.

ARNOLD THOMPSON RIDGEDALE. A wedding took place at Ridgcdale, October 2 when Irma Irene Thompson, second daughter of Mr. Orley Thompson, became the bride of Robert John Arnold, second son of Mr and Mrs. William Arnold, all of Ridgedale. The bride was lovely in a stiect-length pale rose sheer dress with white accessories.

Her bridesmaid Miss Margaret Ewing, wore deeper shade of rose crepe. The groom was supported by hiB brother, Mr. Edward Arnold. A wedding supper and reception was held at the home of the grooms parents. The happy young couple will live at Dundurn, where the groom Is stationed.

MARCOUX MOEN VISCOUNT. A wedding was solemnized In the Canadian Martyrs Roman Catholic Church by the Rev. Father Demers when Lucille Moen, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G.

Moen of Saskatoon became the bride of Mr. Clifford Marcoux, only son of Mr. and Mrs F. Marcoux of Viscount. The bride wore a white crepe floor-length gown with chapel veil and carded a bouquet of miles The bridesmaid wore a blue floor-length gown.

The groom was attended by his cousin, Mr. Lawrence Marcoux, of Saskatoon. After the ceremony the bridal party enjoyed a reception at the home of the brides parents. The young couple will live at Viscount STONE JOHNSON A wedding was solemnized at 615 Avenue north, October 1, when Miss Beatrice Johnson became the bride of Mr. Ronald Douglas Stone of the RCNV.R.

Miss Johnson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Johnson of Shell Lake, while the groom is the son of Mr. and Mis H.

C. Stone, also of Shell Lake. The Rev. W. H.

Found officiated and the register was signed by Mrs. J. Thomas and Mis. W. H.

Found. The bride's dress was of blue crepe and she carried a bouquet of mixed floweis and fern. The young couple will make their home In Saskatoon. STEPHENS SIMPSON WATROUS A wedding was solemnized recently at tb chapel of No. 10 Training Centre, Kitchener, when Velva Simpson, daughter of Mrs.

Joseph Simpson, Young district, and Pte. Fred Stephens, Saskatoon Artillery, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Stephens of Wlseton were married. Capt the Rev.

Finlay Stewart performed the ceremony, Major Bartleman gave the bride in marriage. She was smartly costumed in a luggage tan suit with turf tan hat and accessories, and corsage of Pernet roses Her bridesmaid, Miss Margaret R. Long, of Kitchener, wore a navy blue frock with matching hat and white gloves Pte. Kupin of IJoydmlnster, was best man After the ceremony the bride and groom were driven in state to the east end of the drill hall and were then escorted inside and through the room beneath the crossed bayonets of the grooms comrades, who formed a guard of honor. Pte.

Fred Stephens end Mrs Stephens will reside at Kitchener. DAUNHEIM.F It LCTZKO MELVILLE -Miss Francis Lutz-ko, youngest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. Lutzko, and Mr, John Daunheimcr, son of Mrs.

H. Daunheimer of Melville wore married recently by the Rev. H. Meyer at the St. Pauls Lutheran Church The bride wore a long gown of white sheer and satin.

Her vetl with train descended from a little bonnet held with a wreath of orange blossoms and satin ribbon. She carried a bouquet of white carnations, roses and fern The bridesmaids, Misses. Margaret Daunheimer and Mary Yazura, wore pink point de'spnt over satin and corsages of roses. Mr. B.

Cantln and Mr Alfred Adams supported the groom Fifty guests were present at the wedding supper, Mr. and Mrs. Daunheimer will live in Melville, Dillabaugh, of the RCN.V.R., on furlough from the Coast, was the best man. During the signing of the register Mr. Harry B.

Aston sang "Because." The ushers were Mr. Dugald McPherson, and Mr. Edward Myers. Following the ceremony, a re-ception for some 40 guests was held at the manse. Receiving with the bride and groom were the Rev A.

E. Elliott and Mrs. Elliott, the brides mother wearing a gown of navy blue lace. The toast to the bride was pro posed by Mr. Ernest Garvie of Saskatoon, and the groom made a happy response.

Pouring were Mrs James Blair and Mrs. Ernest Garvie. Assisting in the serving were Miss Corinne Trerice, university classmate and associate of the bride on the dietitian staff of Toronto General Hospital, Miss Margaret McPherson, Miss Kay Sutherland, Miss Eileen Myers and Miss Bettie Garvie. Mis. Dugald McPherson and Mrs.

Harry Aston looked after the pleasure of the guests. After the reception, the young couple left by plane for Regina intending to fly on by daylight to Toronto. After a brief honeymoon at the Denison summer home in Muskoka they will be at home at Kiikland Lake, Ont. Out-of-town guests included Mr and Mrs. T.

E. Allcock, Miss Fern Allcock and Mr. Douglas Allcock and Mrs. A. W.

Hamwood, all of Kerrobert; Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Elliott, Calgary; Miss Corinne Trerice, Toronto; Miss Eileen Myers, Moose Jaw; C. Archibald, R.C.AF, MissP.Boothroyd Becomes Bride of Mr.

F. M. Corbett The marriage took place recently fn Grace Church on the Hill, Toronto, of Patricia Nora Booth-royd, daughter of Mr, and Mrs G. W. Boothroyd, Saskatoon, to Frederick MacLeod Corbett, son of Dr.

F. A. Corbett and Mrs. Corbett of Regina. The ceremony was solemnized by the Rev.

G. N. Lux-ton. Standards of white gladioli and fern made a lovely setting for the ceremony. The bride was charming in frock of wing blue sheer wool, velvet trimmefi, with veiled matching hat and corsage of Joanna Hill roses and bouvardia.

Her attendant, Miss Isobel Corbett, Regina, wore a braided ensemble of Sumac wine with matching bat and corsage of white gladioli. Mrs. F. A. Corbett, mother of the groom, wore a costume of jewel blue with black hat and corsage of Talisman roses and cornflowers Mr, Robert Barbour was the best man.

After the ceremony a small reception was held at the Royal York Hotel. Sergeant-Pilot Corbett and Mrs Corbett will reside temporarily in Trenton. Among those piesent at the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. William Strathdes and Mr.

and Mrs. Len Brown, formerly of Regina. ST. JOHNS CIRCLE University Circle of St. Johns Cathedral Guild will meet with Mrs M.

H. Cheetham, 1309 Fifteenth Street, Tuesday at 230 o'clock. A social castaway is Sue She cannot keep a friend. Perspiring cant be helped, its true But no one need offend! Bath tonight with UftBUOy THE gNf SOAP ESPECIALLY MADE TO PREVENT "10 Normal Assembly 1 Elects Officers The Saskatoon Normal School Students Assembly met Friday afternoon, when the principal, Mr C. P.

Seeley, installed the following assembly officers: President, Mr. John Enns; vice-president, Miss Verla Forsyth; secretary, Miss Margaret Brown; treasurer, Mr. Gerald Foley. Following the buBinesa meeting, a variety program was enjoyed by the students. Community singing, led by Mr.

Epp, with Miss Forsyth at the piano, was followed by a clever Interpretation of a humorous poem by Miss L. Stolmlund. Room contributed two more Items, a violin solo from Miss V. Irwin and a song with guitar by Mr. W.

Stoey An excellent dramatization of 'Uncle Podger cams from Room B. The program closed after hearing Room Ds male quartet. Auxiliary Plans November Bazaar The Women's Auxiliary to the 21st Field Battery, R.C.A. met recently in the sergeants' mess hall of the Armouries, with the president, Mrs. E.

B. ODonnell presiding. 1 Final plans were made for the bazaar to be held on Friday afteinoon, November 7. This bazaar is to be held in conjunction with the Women's Auxiliary of the 12th District Signals. A few of the articles to be sold besides pickles and preserves will be aprons, doilies, laundry bags, sewing kits, knitted baby clothes stocking bags, kitchen mitts and lingerie bags Chilstmas parcels for the men of the battery were decided on and they are to be sent immediately.

Chum of Duchess Dies in England LONDON, Oct. 6 Mrs. Mary Kltk Simpson, childhood chum of the Duchess of Windsor, who married Ernest Simpson, after he and the foimer Wallis Wai field weie dlvoiced, died last night at her home in Wiltshire, It became known Friday. Mis Simpson mariled the London ship broker November 18, 1937, at Biidgepoit, Conn, soon after obtaining a Reno divorce from Jacques A. L.

Raffray, New York Insurance broker. Mr. Simpsons divorce from the foimer Wallis Warfield had been made final the preceding May 8 The Duke and Duchess of Windsor weie mat ried June 3. Like the Duchess of Windsor, Mrs. Simpson fotmerly was prominent In Baltimore society, and when Wallis Warfield married her first husband, Lieut Earl Winfield Spencer, Mrs.

Raffray was hei bridesmaid. Mrs. Simpson, who was 45 at her death, bore a son in September, 1939 The child is at present in the United States. FERRY PILOT WEDS LONDON. Philip J.

Johnson, transatlantic ferry pilot who flew the Duke of Kent home from Can ada, was married soon after he te-turned to Joan Agnes Hartley of Hale, Cheshire. The Cream MACARONI PRODUCTS Rccip CAPE COD CRANBERRIES Lb 25c GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS 2 lbs 23c Safeway STILL BOX SCORE Price, c. Quality, p. Freshness, lb. Honest Weight, ss.

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