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hospital Thursday July to Mr and Mrs Alan Stephenson Schomberg a son BIRTHS York County hospital July to- Mr and Mrs Thomas Ball Miami Beach Keswick a daughter BrayAt York County hospital Sunday July to Mr and Mrs Ross Bray a daughter At York County hospital Tuesday July to Mr and Robert Richmond Hill a son Gilpin At York County hospit al TuesdayJuly to Mr and Mrs Norman Gilpin Newmar ket a daughter At York County hospi tal Saturday July 1951 to Mr and Mrs John a son- Houghton At York County hos pital Saturday July to Mr and Leonard Houghton Aurora a daughter At York County hospi tal Friday July G to Mr and Mrs Theodore a daughter At York County hospi tal Tuesday July to Mr and Mrs Logan Richmond Hill a son Lynn At York County hospital Monday July 9 to Mr and Mrs Fred Lynn Aurora a son At York County hospit al Tuesday July to Mr and Mrs Harry Myers Newmar ket a daughter DEATHS Cook Sunday July at Newmarket in his year Floyd Cook son of Alm and the late Joseph Cook husband of Hil da father of Shirley Joyce and Donald brother of Mil dred Mrs Sullivan Viola Mrs- Jameson Cora Mrs Ross Ruby Mrs Lome Harold and Harry Service was held on Wednesday Interment Prospect cemetery firepan At Ottawa General hospital Friday July 6 Katherine Deegan Reg Funeral service was held at St Johns church Newmarket Mon day morning Interment St Johns cemetery At Newmarket on Saturday July John Requiem mass St Johns church on Tuesday at 10 oclock Inter ment St Johns cemetery At the home of her sister Mrs Eli Wight Keswick on Wednesday July Sar ah Annie widow of the late Walter Resting at the Funeral Home Service in the on Friday at pm Inter ment cemetery At Gormley Thurs day July Joseph Francis rf jTf Osteite At York County son or the late Mr and pita I Friday July to Mr Mrs George in his and Mrs Auro ra a daughter l Radford At York County hospi tal Monday July 1951 to Mr and Mrs James Radford New market a daughter Stephenson At York County year Service was held on Saturday Interment Victoria Square ceme tery Era and Express Classifieds Bring Results EW ft A bright and cheery farce by Leslie Howard JACKSONS POINT PERFORMANCES NEXT WEEK to Friday pm All seats 100 All Seats 150 Saturday 7 pm and 930 Phone Sutton or buy tickets at the barn BRING WHOLE FAMILY TO AN EVENING OF REAL STAGE FUN CHILDREN HALF PRICE fc Lb A k To Saturday CHARLEYS AUNT T SS A WEEKLY INFORMATION SERVICE MONTREAL No more from my Feet Ive discovered that wonderworking new ingredient in Corn Piasters its the most effective medication ever invented for corns and calluses feci tell me Jt took ten years of scientific research by the BlueJay folk to perfect and now its effective in of the cases tested Yes rid of corns and calluses record time So if your feet have been and growling and making you do try the new Corn Plasters with end your troubles in short order The Wesley Womens Associa tion meeting was held in the church on Wednesday afternoon July Despite the very bad weather there were members present An interesting and in structive topic was given on Japan by Mrs J Irwin and Mrs James Oliver Roll call was answered by a miracle which Jesus performed Mrs Roy and Mrs Grant sang a duet The meet ing closed with the Benediction and a lovely lunch was served by the hostesses Mrs Brown Mrs Roy Mrs Oliver and Mrs H White Congratulations to Douglas and Teddie Brown David Rose Bil- lie Richardson Harry Baber and Donald Dickie in passing their entrance examinations They will attend the Aurora high school Several people of this commun ity attended the strawberry fes tival at Mount last Thurs day evening The lady choristers were guests on the program Mrs William and Mrs Charlie Cook visited rela tives at Islington day Mr and Mrs A White Bob and Ruth visited on Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Shirley White and family who are holi daying at Lake Mrs Jack Baber and Master Roger Wise Burlington spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Bert and family They all visited relatives on Sunday at In- Park Mrs Floyd Betty and Angus spent last week with Mrs Yakes parents Mr and Mrs Ed Ransom Miss Ransom returned to Angus with them on Sunday for a holiday Mr and Mrs George and Miss Marilyn King Toronto and Mr and Mrs A Switzer motored to Mara Beach near on Sunday Mr and Mrs Alfred Cope and children Columbus Ohio who are spending a few days with Mrs Copes parents Mr and Mrs Elmer Starr were renew ing acquaintances on Monday with Mr and Mrs and Mr and Mrs A Mr and Mrs Sidney and family and Mr and Mrs Ed Paul and Linda Toronto were at Park on Monday on a picnic Mr and Mrs Harold Ruth Joyce and Jim and Mrs Wicks are holidaying at Lake Huron Mich Mrs vanNostrand enter tained a group of children on Friday afternoon in honor of her daughter Sheila was cele brating her birthday Those attending were Misses Gail Ay Margaret Hillary Laura May Suzanne Slater Susan Dewsbury Sandra Mills Toronto Palsy Lou Walker Lindsay and Kenny and Molly Hillary Aurora WI NEWS Cake arc a thing of the past or mo Thats not just whistling in the dark Now get superlative refills with all my cakes because make thea SWANS DOWN FLOUR a firsttime cook or an old hand in the give greater cakemaking satisfaction Azures Unifier more tender calcic ljaUfio Swam Down lifted and until news Oil ordinary flour And heres good find of in situ booklet LEA UN TO YOULL Witt your for together irli ml and in to General Food iurg Ontario ii K Of It A Joy and I dont know of any thing that looks more beautiful than a long row of sparkling home made jams and jellies Course family wont want to just at gems of bo youJl them to taste just as Just wonderfully freshly picked fruit itself And that- LIQUID PECTIN cornea in to help make moat jams and jellies ever in former boil And what a relief to know if you follow the simple direc tor exactly theyre found in the booklet tinder the label of each bottle results are con sistently Youll find with more Cooking Comet Entity when you have range meaning a of course Thats because it has cooking helps even ft beginner cant go wrong First of all theres Oven Control for carefree automatic oven cooking there huge ovens including New Wonder oven thats two ovens in one Cooking Units that are faster than ever and thriftier too Hut thats only the beginning to know wonderful cookingad vantages of all the r Ranged visit your Dealer coffee kept steaming hot or thermos In fact in welcome at coffee its matter when can rely on it for faithful Ill find that that lied How Rose Tea tops in taste too Ten is good tea it actually gives pound its flavour goes a long Im remembering to order coffee Hit on my shopping list That means Red tho way friends praise my baking I With many of you new brides afiking how I strew again importance of using BAKING for successful baking every time Your first biscuits will melt in his mouth as for those cakes morn Used to make We older learned secret of Calumets twoway action ago You see Calumet raises batter or dough first jo mixing bowl then when you pop it tho oven 7 up it rises again For tender light id biscuits and muffins that have friends clamoring Calume Is famewinning baking powder women subject many of us women are interested in for one kind of i keep fa hand of But theres one kind of curve that to every month showing Urn costs require more Via ore of our hardearn needs to done Fortunately budgets will not your living toe the line but will re your family off on Tbere will be no meeting of the Newmarket during July and August re quested to pay their Blue Cross to Mrs Young Park Ave in July The meeting of the branch will be held at the home of Mrs A on Tuesday July The meeting in charge of the convener Mrs will be on citizenship and educa tion The topic given by Mrs Colville will be What our com mon earth means to its citizens followed by a contest arid com munity singing The roll call is to be answered by naming a fav orite Union Street branch met at the home of Mrs on Thursday evening July There were members present and several visitors The presi dent Mrs Archie was in the chair Many helpful suggest ions were given in answer to the roll call How to Relax A last committee was appointed to pur chase vases for the hospital and plans were discussed for the sports day at on August Each members is asked to donate two pies if pos sible for the booth Dr Margaret was guest speaker of the evening and gave an interesting talk on Northern Ontario which was en joyed Mrs Frank Perry gave the origin of the Mary Stewart Collect which is used as the creed of all institutes Mrs Micks read a poem and current events were given by Mrs English The meeting closed with God Save The King followed by a dainty by the hostesses The Vandorf branch is spons oring a field day at the Com munity hall on Wednesday July At pm prizes for the best decorated bicycle best decorated tricycle and best decorated doll carriage 3 novelty races and prizes 530 pm basket pic nic supper pm ladies game mens horseshoe pitching contest pm program in hall amateur program George Dews- bury master of ceremonieswith local talent pm dancing to the Johnston Trio Staking out a four run first frame and finishing off with a whirlwind six run sixth Mount Albert ladies clubbed their way to a triumph over Keswick oh the Mount diamond Monday evening Mount Albert polished up on their hitting with off three Keswick twirlers Barbara Fos ter Grace Curtis and Kay Peters Ida Bertolin and Lois Morrison paced the attack with three each Barbara Foster was Coach Hares top batter with two hits Marguerite Green stalled the Keswick batters on six hits in getting the victory recorded Aurora Social News Miss Jane and Mrs Hodgkinson attended a shower for Miss Warren Tor onto whose marriage to Raymond Taylor will take place on July at the home of Mrs Toronto Mrs Frank Teasdale has re turned home after spending a month with her daughter Miss J Emily Tesasdale Vancouver Miss Murphy Toronto is spending a few holidays with relatives in town Miss Frances Hill has returned home after spending a week with Mr and Mrs A Hooper Toronto Mr Heath has returned home from York County hospi tal His many friends wish him a speedy recovery Miss Frances Hill is in York County hospital where she under went an operation for appendi citis this week Mr and Mrs Paul and Judy are spending their vacation at the Royal Lodge Kes wick HOARETHOMPSON WEDDING SET IN FLORAL BEAUTY St Pauls Anglican church was gaily decorated with baskets and standards of pink and white peonies for the marriage of Aleta Thompson New market niece of Margaret Morn ing to Mr George New market son of Mrs and the late Fred Saturday June 23 On the altar were white glads and white snap dragons Rev It Willis brother- ELMHURST BEACH Miss Sharon and Mas ter Bruce Marchant are both re covering from tonsil operations Make haste and get well child ren as the day for the Sunday school picnic will soon be here Mr and Mrs Leslie McLaugh lin and family from Toronto visited Mr J McLaughlin on Sunday July What a pleasure it was to see so many of our people out on Sunday morning It is so much nicer to see full pews than emp ty ones Our rectors wife Mrs Abbott is slowly improving We all Arrangements have been made by St Pauls Anglican church Jersey ladies to hold a sale of home baking oh Wed- pray God will restore her to full nesday afternoon July health again yards north of Lockerbies cor- Services next Sunday at Christ ner Any donations of home cook- church will be at am for will he gratefully received by both Sunday school and member of the WA service Mr and Mrs Harry March are Mr and Mrs Truman and on holidays travelling to Mont- Garry Toronto and Mr and real from there to Maine Mrs Cutting Weston were Mr and Mrs Lockerbie had visitors of Mr and Mrs J pleasure of a visit froth her on Sunday July grandchildren this past week- Mr- and Mrs Bruce frorn Montreal were visitors at the home of Once again a hearty welcome Mr and Mrs on is extended to everyone visiting our beaches and an invitation to attend our services on Sun day evening at pm QUEENSVILLE Mrs Lansing Bancroft is spending a few weeks Willi her daughter Mrs Frank Johnston Congratulations are extended to Mr and Mrs Donald Sills on the birth of their son at York County hospital on July The sympathy of the commun ity is extended to Miss Sarah in the passing of her Sunday July law of the bride assisted by brother Mr Edmund on Rev J Rhodes united the couple in marriage Given by her father Arthur Thompson the bride vore a white embroid ered organza gown over taffeta with fingertip veil taught to a coronet of seed pearls She car ried white roses and stephano- lis with her prayer book Wearing pate green pink and yellow frocks with matching Mrs It Willis matron of honor Katherine bridesmaid and flower girl Willis attended the bride They carried carnations sweet peas and rosebuds Donald Morrison was best man Ushers were Jake Thomp son and Ernest Organist was Mrs J Little The St Pauls church choir sang the wedding march and during he signing of the register sang Per feci Love In her home Miss Morning re ceived wearing gray crepe and lace with a corsage of pink car nations The grooms mother assisted wearing blue crepe with a corsage of white roses For travelling to the Maritime Pro vinces the bride wore a dusky pink suit with white accessories and a corsage of white roses REMEMBER York County Hospital IN YOUR WILL J OSTEOPATHY WILSON Osteopathic and Arthritis WILSON BUILDING BARRIE CojwuUUoa July 2 Mr and Mrs Frank Johnston and family attended the Hales family reunion at on Saturday St Johns Anglican church York Mills was the setting for the marriage June 23 of Gladys Jean daughter of Mr and Mrs Taylor and Mr Gordon Douglas son of Mr and Mrs XL Cock- bum Newmarket Canon A McColium assisted by Rev Burlington perform ed the ceremony Given in marriage by her fa ther the bride wore a gown of white nylon with a long train and carried a white orchid surrounded by slephaiio- Sylvia Taylor was maid of honor for her sister and chose pink net over satin Brides maids Mary Fran ces Thompson Jean Richardson and Betty Murphy were in tur quoise net over satin and all at tendants carried bouquets of tarnations and in har monizing shades Mr Donald acted as best man for his brother and ushers were Messrs Vernon Thompson Jim Mulock Geoff Jones and Douglas brother of the groom The reception was held at Ciaredon Hall Toronto where the brides mother received in a light blue lace dress with pink accent and white and pink cor sage assisted by grooms mother in a blue crepe dress with navy and white accessories and corsage of gardenias and carnations For travelling the chose a light blue gabardine suit with matching shoes and white acces sories SNOWBALL Mi Fowler and Mrs Burt and children have left for a motor trip to Saskatchewan Mr and Mrs Win and family spent the weekend at and brought Mrs rehs mother Mrs Kate Cairns home with them for a visit Mr and Mrs Lome Graham visited Mrs Grahams brother Mr Ross who is in the Western hospital Toronto on Sunday Mr and Mrs Owen and family Mr and Miss Sheila Davidson spent the week end at Park Mr and Mrs St Catharines and Mr and Mrs Oscar and son Mike had Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Blum The community held a farewell party for the Misses Hazel and Ruth Webb and presented them with a gift The Webb farm has been sold and the Misses Webb will be leaving this community The Womens Institute and Sundayschool jointly held a pic nic at Cedar Beach THE NEWMARKET ERA AND EXPRESS THURSDAY JULY 12 SEVEN George George Henry Mount Albert died at York County hos pital on June after an illness of three days following a stroke He was born at Zephyr Febru ary the son of the late Mr and Mrs Albert Sisler On June 1923 he married Clara Luclla who survives him Mr was a farmer and was chiefly interested in his home He attended the Presby terian church Besides his wife he is survived by daughters Mary Audrey Florence Jean Bertha Mrs Jack Vernon Helen and a son Milton A sister Mrs Frank Ostlcy Lillian Queensville and a granddaughter Dawn- Jo- Anne Vernon also survive Rev Norman Rowan conducted the funeral service held at Chapel Mount Albert on June and interment was in Zephyr cemetery Pallbearers were Win Otto Maur ice Lee Harold Herb and Arnott Harrison Flower bearers were Old ham Bruce Oldham Ross Welter and Preston Hockley all nep- J- IMUWSWtSti LABEL FINEST LABEL TEA BAGS J V a 52 A m LOBLAWS TEA BLACK TEA TEA BAGS r TEA MKEO TEA TEA BLUE la en BROWN LABEL BROWM IABIL LABEL YELLOW LABEL W So Good Youll Waul FRESHLY GROUND1 PRIDE of 29 c PK6 COFFEE CANADAS COFFEE VALUE TWO CUP COFFEE CALirORNtA california sunkist Yellow SIZE SIZE SIZE 3QQ 15c I ft GEORGIA PER HEAPING QUART RED PLUMS CALIFORNIA SWEET SANTA ROSA 19 PER HEAPING IE QUART i ITS ONTARIO CHERRY TIME SWEET BLACK EATING C FAMOUS WINDSOR SCHMIDT VARIETIES DAILY APPLES IMPORTED THEYRE 2 LBS 23 SPECIAL A QUALITY PRODUCT OF THE BAKERY ICED MAPLE CAKE EACH 33 PORK BEANS AY -J- 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