Ian  Charles Forsyth

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    WEDDINGS
    Forsyth-Craig
    
    The wedding took place yester¬day at Fitzroy Avenue Presby- 1:erian Ohurch, Belfast. of Mr. Ian Charles Stuart Forsyth. B.D.S., He eldest son of the late Mr. C. S. Forsyth and of Mrs. Forsyth. Chichester Park East, Ballyrnena, and Miss Hazel Patricia Craig, M.S.R.. youngest daughter of the Rev. James Craig. M.A., and Mrs. Craig. The Elms. Fermoy. The ceremony was performed by the father of the bride. assisted by the Rev. R. S. Craig. B.A. (uncle of the bride), and the Rev. Desmond Shaw. RA.
    The bride wore a classdcal gown of cream court satin. with full¬length tulle veil held in place by a wreath of orange blossom. Her bouquet was composed of cream rosebuds. lily of the valley, stephanotis and white heather. The bridesmaids-the Misses Helen Watson and Belle M'Laren. M.S.R., were in gowns of cream brocade, patterned in gold, and carried bouquets of golden roses and cream gladioli pips. The best man was Mr. John Devennie, L.D.S. Subsequently a reception was held at the Woodbourne House
    
    I Hotel. For travelling the bride wore a three-piece suit of green tweed with tan accessories.
    
    The wedding cars were supplied by Messrs. Wilton. Rosewood
    
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    Mr  IAN C. S. FORSYTH, B.D.S., 50 <1'~ Cherry Gardens, Ballymoney, whose death took place on Sunday in the Robinson Memorial Hospital, was son of the late Mr. Charles J. Forsyth, assistant town surveyor in Ballymena, and of Mrs. Forsyth, Chichester Park East, Ballymena. He was aged 33 years, and had been employed as dental surgeon for the Ballymoney area by Antrim Health Committee.
    Educated at Ballymena Academy and Queen's University he served as an officer in the Fleet Air Arm during the war, and was afterwards with the Health Department of Belfast Cor¬poration and the Co. Down Health Authority before going to Ballymoney in August last.
    Earller in life he took a prominent part in the organisations connected with Wellington Street Presbyterian Church. He was also keenly interested in sport, and played hockey and cricket.
    He had been ill since December last and was for a time in the Royal Yictoria Hospital, Belfast.
    Surviving him are his wife (who is a daughter of Rev. James Craig, M.A., Fermoy) and a two-year-old daughter; his brother. Mr. James Forsyth, and three sisters, Mrs. Land, Miss R. Forsyth and Mrs. Dickie.
    There was a representative attend¬ance of the business and professional life at the furieral, which took place on Tuesday to Ballymena Cemetery.
    The service at the home was con¬ducted by Rev. J. Mulree, Bally¬money, and Rev. James Craig, and at the graveside by Rev. R. E. Alexander, Belfast, and Rev. Dr. R. S. Craig, Ballymena .
    . The chief mourners were Mr. James Forsy-th (brother), Mr. Denis Land (brother-in-law). Rev. James Craig (father-in-law), Messrs. R. Stewart and W. R. White (uncles).
    Among those from whom floral tributes were received were . the British Dental Association, the Dental Office Group, Ballyrnena Hockey Club, and Gallaher's Hockey Club.