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a ee ee ec er i ck Mi Me MR ee I Ge Sm SU Oe em ee ee ee yO Yj Yyy Wy | Mr. and Mrs. Paul Anthony LaBine were married recently in St. Peter's Church. Parry Sound. The bride is the former Nancy Ann, daughter of Dr. and. Mrs. Edward Malkin of Parry Sound. The groom is the son of Mr. John A. LaBine and the late Mrs. LaBine of Haileybury: Obey Canuck Law Americans Urged ee LANSING, Michigan -- James M. Hare, Chairman of the Michigan State Safety Commission, to-day asked American motorists travel- ing in Canada during the Domin- ion Day -- Independence. Day week-end to obey all Canadian traf- fic laws. "Falling as they do on July 1 and July 4, these traditional holi- days result in hundreds: of thous- Loaded Agenda for Haileybury Club The Men's Section of the Hailey- bury Golf, Club has. an: excellent program arranged for the current season: It started on June: 3rd. with: the Hiram Walker mixed, two ball foursome, followed on June 10th and 11th by the first round' of the President's Cup event; 18° holes, four low net to qualify, and on June 17th and 18th, the Taylor Cup, mixed two ball foursome, first round, three low net to quali- fy. June 25th will see the play for the Bagshaw 'Trophy, first and second rounds, a match play with handicaps. A Sweepstake game will be played July 1st with prizes, a twenty-five cent entry fee and net scores. The second round: of the Presidents' Cup will be play- ed July 8th and 9th, with same rules as for the first round. July 15th and 16th will see the play for the Captain's Event, first and second rounds, match play with handicaps and on July 22nd and 23rd, the second round of the Taylor Cup will take place. July 29th and 30th, the first and second rounds of the Club Cham- pionship match play will be at- tracting members and on August 5th, the second series of Sweep- stakes will be played with the same rules as in July. Finals for the Taylor Cup will be played on August 12th and 13th and the Presidents' Cup finals on August 19th and 20th. The Junior Championships will take place on August 26th, 18 holes, no handicaps, medal award. ands of additional tourists using Michigan and Ontario roads," Hare said. "For this reason alone, drivers on both sides of the bor- der should use extra care and courtesy." Hare reminded his fellow-Ameri- cans who are enjoying Ontario's lakes and scenic attractions to obey all Provincial traffic laws. "During the summer months,"' Hare said, "our central files. in Lansing receive a heavy flow of traffic convictions from Ontario and other Canadian Provinces. with which Michigan has. reciprocity agreements. These _ convictions count on the American driver's point record and many a Michigan driver finds to his sorrow that the speeding ticket he got on some rural road: in Ontario is the one which finally brings about a 30-day suspension in Michigan.' "Members of the Michigan State Safety Commission» hope that the combined efforts of all agencies involved will keep the accident-and death toll down on. this long July week-end," Hare said. "We hope all American tourists who read or hear this message will respect Canadian -hospitality and obey all traffic laws." Name Delegate For Conference Members of the Tri-Town Busi- ness and Professional Women's Club held their June meeting: with Mrs. Betty Moore as hostess at her summer cottage. Miss Lena Miller, a former member, now residing at. Vancouv- er, was a_ visitor. -Mrs. Estelle Churchill, who will soon be leaving town, was pre- sented with a souvenir spoon and the best wishes of her fellow mem- bers for success in her now home. Mrs. Lucille Hardy was appoint- ed as delegate to attend the pro- vincial conference to be held in Hamilton October 13-15. The meeting was in charge of the president, Miss Edna Sumbler, and was preceded by a_ potluck supper. Twenty-four members were in attendance. LaBine - Malkin A wedding of local interest was solemnized on Saturday, June 17th at St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church, Parry Sound, Ont., when Miss Nancy Ann Malkin became the bride of Mr. Paul Anthony La- Bine. The bride is the only daugh- ter of Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Malkin of Parry Sound, and the groom is the son of Mr. John A. LaBine and the late Mrs. LaBine of Hailey- bury, Ontario. The church was decorated with yellow and white gladioli and yel- and the Rev. F. M. low roses, Fitzpatrick officiated at the double ring ceremony and the Nuptial Mass. Miss Pansy Uwyer was. organist and the soloists were Mr. William Mitchell and Mr. Robert Mitchell. Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a floor length gown of white organza over faille, long sleeved with scoop neckline trim- med with pearled alencon lace with appliqued paniers on the skirt fall- ing into a chapel train. A tiny headdress of alencon lace trimmed with seed pearls held her finger-tip veil, and she carried a bouquet of kerchief, a gift from her paternal grandmother. Miss Bonnie Loson, cousin of the bride, was maid of honour, and her bridesmaids were Miss Elean- or DeCiccio and Mrs. Edwin Malkin, sister-in-law of the bride. They wore similar waltz length gowns of pastel green organza over faille, with short sleeves and the fitted bodice featured a cumber- bund with a tiered back. They wore matching veiled headdresses with white accessories and they carried cascade bouquets of yellow roses. Debora Henry, cousin of the bride, was flower girl wearing a floor length frock of pastel yellow organ- za over faille featuring a large bow at the back; she carried a nosegay of yellow and white roses. Attending the groom as best man was his brother, Mr. Leo LaBine of North Bay, Ont:, and ushers were Mr. Dennis LaBine of Pem- broke, Ont., brother of the groom, and Mr. Edwin J. Malkin of Toron- to, Ont., brother of the bride. A reception followed at the Can- adian Legion Hall where the guests were received by the bridal party and Mrs. E. Malkin, mother of the bride, received in a mid- night blue lace and organza dress with matching accessories. and cor- sage of pink roses, and Mrs. Edgar. Walsh, sister of the groom, who chose a beige sheath dress with matching accessories and a cor- sage of. shaded pink roses. 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