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a LeClair and Julie Ann LeClair, daughter of Patrick of Midland married Alan Blair Pipher, son of Gary of Coldwater at the Coldwater United Church on June 6, with Reverend Terry Dunlop officiating. Soloist was Mary Mandley of Midland, accompanied by organist David Tofts of Coldwater. The matron of honour was Debbie Archer of Midland, bridesmaids were Donna Bowen of Toronto, Sandra Pipher of Col- 3 joher 4 cM. dwater and Michelle LeClair of Midland. Best man was Brian Galbraith of Brad- ford, while the ushers were Scott Pipher of Richmond. Hill, Andy LeClair of Midland and Gregg Doughty of Whistler, B.C. The reception was held at the Mt. St. Louis ski resort, and afterwards the couple honeymooned in Vancouver, B.C: They will reside in Midland, The University of Toron- to's Erindale Campus in Mississauga held its con- vocation ceremonies on June 18, conferring degrees on 642 students. The U of T's President Dr. George E. Connell and Chancellor The Honourable John B. Aird took part in the ceremony held on the St. George Campus in Toronto. Midland resident Winners at the Annual Bazaar The winners at the Margaret Rebekah Lodge Annual Bazaar are: Ticket 547 Mrs. Ellen Cannons of Port McNicoll who won Dog's name is Wilton, not Tucker Last week, in a story headlined Daisy the Dog Gets New Lease on Life Thanks to Port Council, the name of the dog's owner was incorrectly given as Tucker. In fact, the dog owner's name was Mary Lou Wilton. The Times and Citizen regret the error and apologize for any inconve- nience it may have caused. Correction On page 8 of last week's Midland Times the photo accompanying a profile of the Muskoka-Georgian Bay NDP candiate identified him as Ken Waters. In fact, his name is Dan Waters. The Times regrets the error. the quilt and pillow; ticket 715, -- Mra Madeline Cowden of Midland who won the hamper of groceries; and Mrs. Mabel Jackson of Midland who won the door prize, a strawberry star cake. I rr) Christopher P. Weissflog was awarded a four-year Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Toronto. Weissflog is a former student of St. Theresa's High School in Midland. Canadian poet-diplomat Robert A.D. Ford, former Canadian ambassador to Moscow (1964-80), receiv- ed an Honorary Degree of Doctor of Laws, honoris causa. Following the con- ferring of his Honorary Degree Mr. Ford delivered the convocation address. In his remarks to the graduates, their families and friends, Ford spoke of s Diplomat speaks at grad his career in the diplomatic corps which began in 1940 as a member of the Exter- nal Affairs Department eventually serving as Cana- dian ambassador in Cairo and Belgrade as well as Moscow. He- made reference to life in the Soviet Union and in par- ticular to modern day Russia under Gorbachev and the new "open door policy". Following Ford's ad- dress, President Connell presented the graduates to Chancellor Aird, who in turn conferred degrees and awarded certificates. Fifty years married Family and friends of Alfred and Louise Krauss of Penetanguishene helped the couple earlier this year celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. Alfred Krauss, now retired, was one of the employees brought to Canada, and Midland, when Leitz opened its Midland factory. WE'RE #4 0" HWY. 93, MIDLAND a es, ae -- NOW IT'S ON OUR DOOR! OR GREAT DEALS ON WHEELS Come to #10, Hwy. 93, Midland 526-3724 t STONELEIGH MIDLAND Pontiac Buick Cadillac Page 20, Tuesday,. August 18, 1987