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PHONE Jest Cafe Weds Late spring Cowers and roses decorated Knox United church Sutton for the wedding on Sat urday June of Gloria June daughter of Mrs- Bruce Base line North to John Aubrey Cole son of Mr and Mrs Her man Cole Rev John officiated Given in marriage by her step father the bride wore a waltz- length bouffant gown of white doubletiered nylon tulle with embroidery over The bo dice was strapless with a bolero of matching embroidered tulle and a standup collar A sequin and seed pearl tiara caught a fingertip of tulle illusion bride wore a strand of pearls gift of the groom and carried a of red roses and white carnations The groom sister Mrs Greta Lee was the matron of honor and she wore a chantiliy lace gown of power blue with a headdress of blue flowers in a coronet She carried a bouquet of pink roses and pink carna tions Groomsman was Mr Robert and the ushers were Mr Peter Cole cousin of the groom and Mr Douglas Cowley Kitchener a cousin of the bride The wedding reception follow ing the affair was at Lodge Orchard Beach The couple had a honeymoon trip to Quebec and Eastern US points SING AT The Keswick group of young girl singers was heard in a concert at hall on Monday this week sponsored by the Young Peoples Union of Wesley church- It was their first outside appearance since winning at the Music Festival this spring A- REALTORS EGLINTON AVE TORONTO Are pleased to announce the appointment of x MOUNT ALBERT ONTARIO As our representative for Newmarket and Mount Albert r m districts Mr and Mrs Jack Cole were married at Knox United church Sutton recently The bride is Gloria daughter of Mrs Bruce base line North Gwillimbury Photo by Richard Sutton Residents Bring Objections To Business In Lake Areas Ratepayers Approve Three Room Addition For Keswick Section Trustees of Keswick school section were authorized by a meeting of ratepayers last week to proceed at once with con struction of a threeroom addi tion at rear of the present school building on what was formerly the Keswick ball field- Earlier this year the trustees had been authorized by rate payers to build a tworoom ad dition Before the architect had plans and specifications com pleted a new survey showed that two extra rooms would not be sufficient so planning was started for the three rooms There was not any argument by ratepayers when the trustee boards plans were laid in front of the meeting except from the standpoint that the plans pos sibly should have been for four additional rooms The architects plans are now in front of the Department of Education building experts at Queens Park thence before the township council and before On tario Municipal Board for ap proval The Newmarket Era and Thursday IS holding a sports day later in the season- One of the difficulties of the first trade fair last summer was lack of space for the public to participate in entertainment This has been overcome for the fair by taking little space from each exhibitors booth STEAL CIGARETTE STOCK FROM SUTTON STORK Shopbreakers who tried inef fectively to smash into the safe at the Johnston Supermarket store Base Line Sutton last week decamped with a total loot of cigarettes from the store stock valued at The shop breakers had broken into the section shed nearby to get crowbars for attacking the store safe If you wish to buy or sell property please contact at MOUNT ALBERT TELEPHONE At the regular monthly meet ing of the North township council on Monday June several delegations were heard by One dealt with the operation of a business in Beverley subdivision A ratepayer complained to council that a noisy business is detrimen tal to the community and asked if this was not a restricted area being on a side street and not on the main highway Clerk Winch said that he did not believe that the bylaw de claring this subdivision a re stricted area had ever been put through council Council was of the opinion that bylaws concerning this type of thing should be looked after at the opening of a subdivision In stead of after businesses had be gun to operate Has Petition Cards Mr Frank president of the Orchard Beach association was again this year before coun cil to have the restricted area bylaw for Orchard Beach up held by the township He told of all the efforts put forth by his association against a boat livery business to cease opera tion The association claims operating in the area contrary to the by-law- lie produced over a hundred petition cards from the ratepayers asking that As a taxpayer and property owner at Orchard Beach may I respect fully request you insist that the individuals under your jurisdic tion enforce to the full extent of the law the residential and com mercial bylaws now in force Indifference by the constituted authority of a law which the property owners unanimously requested can only result in de terioration of our area and in time effect all property values in the township Mr said there was a Program For Each Day At Keswick Trade Fair All space inside the Keswick arena is sold out and the plans are shaping well for an enter- CANADA TREE EXPERTS NURSERIES KESWICK ONT Phone 22017 TREES SHRUBS ROSES FLOWERS EVERGREENS GARDEN DESIGNS SODDING LANDSCAPING TREE SURGERY o second instance of the area according to J Keswick club officials busy on the second Keswick Trade Fair on July law being broken We have a problem which has been a hot potato for three years he said We want it solved To this Reeve Pollock replied You dont think we are protecting anyone and Mr answered It is the fur thest thing from my mind but there are people as well as myself have property which can be deteriorated The issuance of a tourist es tablishment license without sanc tion of the council is impossible it was determined although the Department of Travel and Pub licity representative for this dis trict had informed council an earlier meeting that a license could not be refused Mercury Lodge unless the council could show good reason for it not be given Pay Turkey Loss Mr Rye reported to council that he had lost over 100 pounds of turkeys which had been ravaged by dogs lie is to be reimbursed for these seven hens and one gobbler by the sum of from the townships cof fers This is in accordance with a bylaw covering this type of loss A bylaw to prohibit the sale of fruit candies peanuts ice cream or ice cream cones from basket or a wagon cart or other vehicle upon any highway or part of it in any public place within the township was passed by council This was further to a request made by Messrs Payne and May of Island Grove at May meeting asking them to stop this type of selling on the and A meeting last week decided not to hold a sports day in con nection with the final day but to have program entertainment each evening inside the arena as well as the carnival and side show alongside the building The Keswick club is ft SUBDIVISION Bills The channel approach to Waterfront lots from Residential rear lots from Fish Hunt or Boat from roar own property See m JIM ZH Hollywood Drive Miami Keswick Optimists Stress Red Cross Water Safety By ing Swim Classes After people lost their lives by drowning in Ontario in The Red society is using every possible means to make everyone conscious of water safety With the cooperation of 35 Ferguson Tractor local municipalities and service clubs they would like to attention the many ways that lives may be spared Water safety week will be de clared in many municipalities throughout Ontario this week The Keswick Optimist club has been asked to assist in this pro gram This club has given leadership in swimming instruc tion every year for several years A qualified Red Cross instructor is hired and classes are arranged at suitable beaches between Youngs Harbor to Jacksons Pi Any permanent or summer resident who would like their children take advantage of this course is asked to get in touch with Mr Jack or Mr Sid Arthur Keswick It has been the feeling of the club that the local children do not take advantage of this op portunity and this years plans are laid to have the instructor teach the scouts and cubs as ad ditional classes Other classes will be arranged if enough peo ple are interested To assist the instructor part time or full time instructors are necessary They need not be qualified for Red Cross certifi cates because they will bo work ing under the direction of a qualified instructor The Kes wick club would like to know of anyone In this area who could help The club Is grateful to the Beach associations for their as sistance and cooperation after having been urged by Optimist International and by the Educa tional Department of the Ontario government to continue this in struction By telling the younger people about this course and by prac ticing water safety using com mon sense and practical know ledge the aim of the Red society to reduce the number of fatalities will become a reality in Lake Simcoe ares i -L- GET AN EXTRA BETWEEN SUPERLASTICHOME BATOR HOUSrglWi 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