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Star-Phoenix July Summer Former Saskatonian wed in Tacoma, Wash. stephanotis when Joyce Marlyne Tweed of Tacoma, formerly of Saskatoon, became the bride of Capt. Gerald P. Violette of McChord Air Force Base. The bride is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Y. W. Louie of Cut Knife, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest J. Violette of Fall. River, 1 Mass. The bride, given in marriage by her brother, W. W.

Tweed of Nanaimo, B.C., was attended by her sisters, Margaret Meloche and Dorothy Denton. The bridegroom was attended by Capt. David Bouchard. Ushers were Capt. David Denton and Capt.

Harry Van Voorhis, all from McChord Air Force Base. At the reception the open mess, Mrs. Robert Porter was in charge of the guest book. The couple left for a month's holiday in northeastern States and Canada. They will live in Tacoma, Wash.

Evans-Atkinson rites rites Mr. Robert Dittmer was master of ceremonies during the reception held at Harvey's Cumberland House. Toast to the bride was proposed by Mr. C. J.

Blake. Following a honeymoon trip to points in British Columbia, the couple will reside in Calgary where the bridegroom will be on the city teaching staff. Prince Albert home for couple St. Andrew's College Chapel was the scene of marrage vows uniting Gail Crystal Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Anderson of Hanley, and Larry Allen Syverson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Syverson of Robsart, Sask. The Rev. R.

F. Schnell conducted the ceremony in which the bride was given in marriage by her father. Maid of honor was Miss Sherron Eggen and bridesmaid was Miss Sheila Syverson, sister of the bridegroom. The bride's niece, little Tricia Anderson, acted as flower girl. The bridegroom was attendford and Don Anderson, by Messrs.

Don, Rutherbrother of the bride. Ring bearer was Master Gary Anderson and ushers we re Messrs. Brian Webster and Walter Wenass. In late August the couple will take up residence in Prince Albert where both will be teaching. Both are graduates of the University Saskatchewan.

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and Mrs. Bert Pope of this city, and James William Kenyon, elder son Mr. and Mrs. Ron Kenyon of Lloydminster. The bride was given in marriage by her father in a ceremony conducted by the Rev.

R. A. Wood. Maid of honor was the bride's sister, Miss Pat Pope Whitehorse, Yukon and bridesmaids were Misses Jody Rystrom, Marion Bell of North Battleford and Elaine Quiring. Flower girl was Sherri Olson, cousin of the bride.

The bridegroom was attended by his brother, Mr. John Kenyon of Moose Jaw, Barry Robinson of Lloydminster, and ushers were Messrs. Terry Crush of Lloydminster and Mike Lamb. Ring bearer was Master Stan Olson. Soloist was Gayle Robinson of Lloydminster.

At the reception in Sutherland Memorial Hall, the bride's sisters, Mrs. Charles Andres and Mrs. James Agar presided at the guest register. Mr. Stan Olson proposed the toast to the bride, his niece.

The couple will reside here. Mead-Remus wedding here White gladioli, and pink carnations provided the setting when Lorna Jean Remus of Toronto, daughter of Mr. and Arthur Remus of Saskatoon, became the bride of Eric Lende Mead of London, son of Dr. and Mrs. H.

W. Mead of Saskatoon, in a ceremony at St. Andrew's College Chapel. The bride was given in marriage by her father in a ceremony conducted by the Rev. Dr.

R. F. Schnell. Attending the bride were Misses Merle Remus, Vi Budd, Joyce Remus and Gary Me d. Ring bearer was Warren Mead and the bridegroom's attendents were Mr.

Douglas Heaton of Edmonton and Erling Mead of Saskatoon. Mr. Doug Heaton was master of ceremonies during the reception in St. Andrew's lounge and the toast to the bride was proposed by her uncle, Mr. J.

D. Salkeld. Dale Mead, nephew of the bridegroom, presided at the guest register. The couple will reside in London, Ont. Caller flies plane to dances NELSON, B.C.

(CP)-Mrs. Pauline Trask of Aberdeen, is one of the few female square dance callers in the Pacific Northwest and almost certainly the only lady caller who flies in her private plane to dance festivals on bath square, the international boundary. Mrs. Trask says she started calling about eight years ago. "A friend decided he was going to be a caller so I tried too." Engagements Engagement notices are handled by the Star-Phoenix advertising department 85 paid announcements.

All names MUST be printed in block letters. Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson of Swift Current are pleased to announce the engagement of their only daughter Adeline Louise to Ronald Dwight Summach, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Harvey W. Summach of Saskatoon. The wedding will take place on Friday, August 18 at 7:00 p.m. at Avalon Emmanuel Baptist Church, Saskatoon. Mrs.

V. Ivan Hulgan of Glidden, Saskatchewan, is happy to engagement of her daughter, Donna Doreen, to Mr. Lloyd Neil Carlson of Saskatoon, son of Mrs. Martha i L. Carlson of Fairy, Glen, Saskatchewan.

The wedding will take place on Saturday, August 12 at 3:30 p.m. in St. Mary's Anglican Church, Kindersley, Saskatchewan. Mr. and Mrs.

George Sample of Saskatoon are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter Edna Paulette to Mr. Donald Gordon Alford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Alford, Kamloops, B.C The wedding will take place Saturday, August 19 at 2:30 p.m. in St.

Timothy's Anglican Church, Saskatoon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Stacey are pleased to announce the engagement of their youngest daughter, Peggy Lynn, to Mr.

Stuart Norman Cram son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman K. Cram, all of Saskatoon. The wedding to take place in Third Avenue United Church on Friday, August 25th at 7:30 p.m.

Black featured at Paris show PARIS (Reuters) Jacques Esterel opened the Paris week of fall and winter collections Monday with a theatrical collection of capes and culottes inspired by Spain and the aficionados of the bull ring. Esterel's eccentric fashions appear more suited to the stage than the street. Full, circular matador capes endorse a long hemline, worn with flared culottes or trousers and the glove-tight black vinyl boots that accompany every model from morning till midnight. He pairs his long capes and trousers that end three inches below the knee with a snug natural waistline and wide leather or fabric belts. Many belts are up to six inches wide.

The full-flared trousers are accompanied by blouse bolero tops or long princess shaped tunics vented at the sides to show the culottes made of a contrasting fabric. The keynote of the Esterel collection is black, which he revives for every hour of the day. Solid black capes, gaucho pants, boots and flat-crowned sombreros make up the street costumes occasionally relieved with a colored blouse or long trailing scarf wrapped around the throat with one end streaming down the back. Late-day clothes continue the culotte skirts, cut in one piece and jump suits with deep decolletes edged in rhinestones. MRS.

D. P. WOODLEY Chapel ceremony Daisies and white gladioli graced the altar of St. Andrew's College Chapel for the double-ring ceremony which united Janice Lanetta Turner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

R. Turner of Sovereign, and Donald Philip Woodley, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. P. M.

Woodley of Saskatoon. The Rev. S. W. Anderson officiated.

The bride, given in marriage by her father, was attended by Miss Diane Armstrong as maid of honor, and Miss Judy Waite as bridesmaid. Mr. Fred Matheos attended the bridegroom with Mr. Robert Woodley and Mr. Robert Turner as ushers.

Miss Trudy Keith was soloist. During the reception held at the Sheraton Cavalier Motor Hotel, Mrs. Glen Sinclair presided at the register. Mr. 1 R.

S. Turner of San Antonio, Texas, asked the blessing and toast to the bride was proposed by her uncle, Mr. Dodds Turner, Kansas. Following a honeym trip to Niagara Falls and points in the United States, the couple will reside in Welland, Ont. MRS.

W. R. MICHAYLUK Summer vOWS Wedding voWs were exchanged at the Greek Orthodox Church when Gloria Marjorie, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Shebelski, became the bride of Wilfred Ronald Michayluk, only son of Mr.

and Mrs. Steve Michayluk, all of Saskatoon. The Rev. H. Udod officiated at the double-ring ceremony and the Greek Orthodox choir provided the music.

The bride was attended by Lorraine Pozniak, Pat Zerebeski and Pat Repushka. The flower girl was Miss Valerie Olain and ring bearer Master Billy Stefaniuk. The bridegroom's attendants were Messers. Terry Michayluk, Onishenko and Damian Luciuk. Ushers were Messers Larry.

Olain and Ed Onishenko. At the reception the toast to the bride was proposed Mr. Martin Drobinusty Port Alberni, B.C. Master of ceremonies was Mr. Dick Michayluk of Krydor and presiding at the guest register was Mrs.

Rose Shebelski. Following a wedding trip to California, the couple will make their home Saskatoon. Teacher meets Emperor here VANCOUVER (CP) Mina Hamilton often saw Emperor Haile Selassie while teaching school for three years in Ethiopia but was presented to him for the first time in April during his visit to Canada. "I used to see him around Addis Ababa," she said. "But of course I never actually met him or spoke to him." Aid for Peru STOCKHOLM (AP)-Swedish pupils are planning a fall fund drive to aid education in Peru.

It is the third such campaign undertaken by a national pupils' organization and the second to benefit Peru. SODA clean keeps refrigerators odorless A solution of Cow Brand Baking Soda (3 tablespoons per quart of water) makes an economical cleanser. Recommended by refrigerator manufacturers, it cuts film, removes stains, won't scratch, "sweetens" crispers, ice trays and all food containers to keep meat and vegetables fresh, flavorful. COW BRAND MRS. G.

P. VIOLETTE McChord Air Force Base Catholic Chapel, Tacoma, was decorated with baskets of carnations and MRS. W. L. EVANS Sandra Patricia Atkinson, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. G. A. Atkinson of Saskatoon, became the bride of Wayne Lloyd Evans, son of Mr. and Mrs.

L. J. Evans of Dundurn, in a ceremony at Christ Church, Anglican, The bride was given in marriage by her father in a ceremony conducted by thee Rev. J. G.

Matthews. Miss Cheryl Wilson was maid of honor and bridesmaids were Misses Barbara Blake and MaryEllen Hominuke. The bridegroom was attended by his brother, Mr. Gary Evans and Messrs. James Twigg and Robert Dittmer.

Messrs. Deane Atkinson and Douglas Evans ushered the guests. Solist was Mrs. K. W.

Opheim. BAKING SODA PURE BICARBONATE OF SODA -AP Wirephoto Roman cape This raincoat cape of red and dark blue tartan nylon is one of the latest fashions from Rome for the fall-winter season. Matching hat and high boots trimmed with tartan complete the ensemble. The cape is designed by Heinz W. Riva fashion house of Rome, hat is by Mara and boots by Lucarelli; both of Rome.

Personal notes Miss Gertrude Sorsdahl and Mrs. D. S. Cameron. were, cohostesses at a shower at the home of the latter, honoring Miss Helen Tickner, September bride Corsages were presented to the guest of honor, to her mother, Mrs.

Rex Tickner, and to in the prospective bridegroom's mother, Mrs. Stan Mallard. Miss Sorsdahl directed the program of games, and gifts were presented by Miss Donna McCorkindale. Mrs. Tickner presided at the lacedraped table, which was centred with pink roses in a silver bowl and pink candles in silver holders.

Mrs. Peter Johnson assisted the hostesses. Friends from the staff at CFQC gathered the home to of Mrs. Walter McNabb, 3330 Crankite St. to honor Miss Verna Antifave, August brideelect.

The bride was presented with gifts for her new home in a giant replica of a microphone. Bride and Bridesmaid dolls adorned the tea table. Co-hostess for the evening was Mrs. Roy Lowen. Out of town guests at the recent Kenyon-Pope wedding in.cluded Mr.

and Mrs. Ron Mr. Frank Downton, Miss Gayle Robinson, Mr. Barry Robinson, Mr. Terry Crush and Mr.

Mike Lamb, all of Lloydminster; Mr. and Mrs. J. Roe, Edmonton; Mr. Norman Nadeau and Miss Pat Pope, Whitehorse, Yukon Miss Marion Bell and Mr.

George Bell, North Battleford; Mr. and Mrs. Edd Hilt, Delisle; Mr. John Kenyon, Moose Jaw, Mr. and Mrs.

Hooper and Sheila, accompanied by Lester Erickson have returned from a three-week visit to eastern Canada and As the drummer with Expo, Wendy Wood's Centennial Roses baton group, Lester performed Expo on Saskatchewan Day. He is a member of Aden Bowman Collegiate band and St. Paul's band. For the first time in 26 years there was a family reunion Sunday at the farm home of Mr. and Mrs.

John Waldner, Grandora, when their four daughters and their only son, and their families, gathered for dinner, and later other relatives joined them. Home for the occasion were Mrs. David Judd (Annabelle), her husband and three sons, Teddy, Gary and David, of Saskatoon; Mrs. John McLaughlin (Isabelle) and three sons, Jay, Joey and Jimmy, of Nanaimo, B.C.; Mrs. George Mitchell (Sylvia), her nusband and two sons, Billy and Stewart, of Thompson, Mrs.

Bernie Kearney, (Velva), Mr. Kearney and children, Richard, Cindy and Bearnard of Nelson, B.C., and their son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. William Waldner, and daughters, Paula and Gretta, Grandora. LIQUIDATION SALE We Must Vacate our Premises by Saturday, July 29.

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Mrs. Tom McHattie assisted the hostess. A smorgasbord supper at Riverside Country Club will follow two ball mixed foursome matches Thursday evening. The competition is open to men and women members who will tee off between 6.15 and 7 p.m. Post entries will be accepted.

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