Barry Weds Minnie - Craig, Estelle
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BARRY WEDS MINNIE Barry is a dog who works as a security guard at a prominent hotel at the seashore. He is well liked by the guests at the hotel. Barry falls in love with Minnie the dog, who is a social hostess at the same hotel. Barry weds Minnie and together they raise a happy family. Barry runs for office in the dog world and becomes a respected diplomat.

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BARRY WEDS MINNIE Barry is a dog who works as a security guard at a prominent hotel at the seashore. He is well liked by the guests at the hotel. Barry falls in love with Minnie the dog, who is a social hostess at the same hotel. Barry weds Minnie and together they raise a happy family. Barry runs for office in the dog world and becomes a respected diplomat.
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A phone and a typewriter were all Estelle Craig needed to start what turned out to be a lifetime of fun and meeting famous people, from a prime minister of England to a mountain climber, Sir Edmund Hillary. Changing diapers and booking celebrities at the same time, she created and directed World Adventure Tours for forty-one years. Evening gowns were Estelles working clothes when she appeared on the stage to introduce the artist of the evening. As many shows were sold out, armchair travellers subscribed to the series year after year. Estelle wrote travel articles, interviewed people for the CBC broadcasting network in Canada, published a national magazine, Small Types for children and satisfied her hunger for travel by escorting people on trips around the world. Estelle became the President of the Toronto Womens Variety Club and Press Club. At the same time, she raised three children and ran a household for the family. When Estelle decided it was time to turn to other ventures, she received an offer to sell World Adventure Tours. At Ryerson University, in Toronto, she discovered Act II Studio and auditioned and appeared in plays. She has written several plays, which were produced by Act II Studio. She has also written a newspaper column, radio scripts, and published three autobiographical books. Her special delights are music, the theatre, her grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren, and the untold mysteries and wonders that tomorrow might bring. After the age of 100, Estelle wrote The Pelicans of Palm Beach and The House That Swam. At the age of 103 Estelle Craig has written Barry Weds Minnie.