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I i Newmarket Em July 1951 Solitary trees are struck by more often than trees ftin a group aw washing for homes livid Industries Free Orange blossoms decorated Aurora United church June for the marriage of Evelyn Elaine daughter of Mr and Mrs Stouffviile and Mr Harry Frederick son of Mr and Mrs Spragg Aur ora Rev H performed the ceremony and Miss Andrews was organist Given in marriage by her uncle Mr Oryal Brewery the bride wore ah ivory satin gown the full skirt ending in a train Her matching headdress held her fin gertip veil and she carried a cas cade of cream roses and orange blossoms The attendants Mrs Helen and Mrs Barton Teas dale wore lime green and pink gowns large picture hats and carried nosegays of Mr Barton Teasdale was best man and ushers were Messrs J and William Stephens The reception was held at the Ridge Inn Oak Ridges where the brides mother received in figured chiffon with navy acces sories assisted by the mother in navy and white acces sories For travelling to Detroit and various points the bride chose a cherry red suit with white acces sories They will reside in Aur ora GLOVER Rev V Warren united in marriage Alma Bernice daughter of Mr and Airs Allan Balsdon Sharon and Mr Frederick Herbert Glover son of Mr and Mrs Edward Glover Newmarket oil June at the brides parents horned Miss Lois played the Redding music f The bride given in marriage by her father wore a ballerina- length gown of white nylon mar quisette over satin her fingertip veil caught to a coronet of seed pearls She carried red roses and white carnations and wore a necklace and ear rings the gift of the groom Miss Ash the attendant chose a ballerinalength gown of powder blue nylon marquisette over blue satin and carried pink roses and white carnations Mr Carson Glover brother of the groom was best man Mrs Baldon received in a navy blue sheer dress assisted by Mrs Glover in a navy and white fig ured silk dress For travelling to Lake the bride chose a turquoise suit with white acces sories On their return they will reside in Toronto ANSNORVELD Miss Hamilton is spending a few days with Mr and Mrs Rev Bos Owen Sound con ducted the servicesat the Chris tian Reform church on Sunday The congregation was sorry to hear that Rev Groathas declined a call extended to him by the Christian Reform church here Mr and Mrs A are spending the weekend with Mr and Mrs A KJemm Toronto Mrs Matthews has to go to Toronto General hospital for ob servation We all wish her a complete and speedy cure 1M L r- IRON FIREMAN OIL BURNER A A saves you money i v i W I I Iron bowl- fiimr lt d heat surface to one oil out of three wtwl KAN wnlrp In the where It cannot be absorbed In uneven km Iron Firmtin VORTEX Home Is the reason No other oil burner has this fudsaving flame Iron Firemans whirling Vortex flame starts the grate line covering the hearth and blanketing the sidewalls of the furnace The rich radiant heat circulates through your home instead of going up the chimney Saves up to on 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nylon net dress with white ac cessories corsage of pink roses and the grooms gift a necklace She was attended by her cousin Norma Jordan in pink sheer with corsage of pink rosea Mr Kenneth Hill was best man for his brother The reception was held at the home of the brides parents where her mother received in a blue flowered silk dress assisted by the mother in black crepe For travelling to Toronto and points north the bride chose a pink sheer dress with white accessories They will re side in Mount Albert S a ITS BETTER BUSINESS TO WORK REFRESHED i Era and Express Classified Bring Results Cleaner and Mr Purifier The worlds most Imitated Cleaner Fred Palmer Sales and Service Newmarket Phone v V The wedding party of Mr and Mrs Wallace E is shown at Christ Church on the Hill after the recent marriage Mrs is the former Elizabeth Dolly Morning daughter of Mr Morning and the late Mrs Morning Bradford The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Photo by Edward Green Toronto Toronto Womans p By Caroline Ion On the July 1 weekend we made our summer trip to the prospective site of our cottage on Black Lake in the Highlands It would be more proper if it could be added that it was a wonderfully bright warm day But to the contrary the weather was as uncooperative as it had been on our previous halfdozen trips to this lake It rained heavily It brighten ed sufficiently to deceive us into believing that perhaps the show ers were We began prep- for lunch outofdoors It showered again Finally after much manipulating of Macin toshes and souwesters which had not prevented our being drench- being piled neatly at the campsite while we were off gathering wood for the fire we decided that since we were lilts wet we might as well complete the drenching with a swim That part was wonderful On previous trips to Black Lake we have suffered such ad verse weather for our pleasure jaunts as snow and at that it knee deep temperature at two degrees below zero al though on that day it was clear and bright fog so that it had been impossible to see the lake We wore reassur ed by a local resident that it was just a few feet beyond the curtain of smog And on last journey into the hinder- land we had travelled what seemed endless miles of detours caused by the heavy spring rains which had turned the regular route into a series of axledeep ruts and bottomless mire With such a weather history we know better than to believe the forecasts for a sunny holiday but on we went with the prep arations This particular acre or so of country which has claimed our fancy is located on a point jutting out into Black Lake From the many conver sations we have had with other enthusiasts we gath er that there must be at least a dozen or so Black Lakes in that district but our Black Lake is located about a half mile west of No highway approximately eight miles north of Norland It Is connected by Black River to Moore Lake and it is possible to travel from Black Lake through a chain of rivers and lakes south to Lake Simcoe or north through the beautiful country Because it is small in size be ing under three miles in length it is almost unknown for a squall to churn up its placid waters In fact one of the guides who has hunted and fished in that district for many years claims that it is always jit like a millpond So to our visions of trips through these water ways tho trout and bass fishing the deer hunting in fall and the summer swimming and pic nicking are added plans for canoeing About Those Kittens By the way three little kit tens at the home of the New market Ions are developing an inferior complex They cant understand it Dont people in town like cats one of them asked us this morning as we at tempted to console them with a pint of warm milk mixed with some pieces of sugared bread Dont talk with your mouth full and keep your back feet out of the dish wc said stalling for time Many people were on their holidays last week Cer tainly they like cats It was very nice hearing from the many readers about their interest in cats and in this col umn generally We appreciate such But lets come to the point that isnt tak ing a kitten BELL SMITH In St Andrews Presbyterian church Newmarket decorated with baskets of mixed peonies and delphinium the wedding took place on June of Grace Isabel daughter of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Smith Newmarket and Mr James Donald Bell son of Mr and Mrs Duncan Bell Hol land Landing Rev Dr Mulligan Aurora officiated at the double ring ceremony Mr G Fowl er presided at the organ and Mrs June Rider Toronto sang Through the Years during the signing of the register The bride given in marriage by her father wore a gown of white brocaded satin fashioned by herself the moulded bodice featuring a Queen Anne neck line the skirt falling into a long train Her veil was held in place by a tiara of orange blossoms and seed pearls and she carried an orohid surrounded by white carnations Mrs Irene Howard as matron of honor and Miss Eleanor Smith as bridesmaid sisters of the bride were gowned in sim ilar dresses of pale green and dotted sheer Linda Tororfto niece of the groom was flower girl in pink Stardust taffeta All nosegays of roses and carnations Mr Douglas Thompson broth erinlaw of the groom acted as best man Messrs Kenneth Smith and Reginald Shaw were ushers The reception was held at the brides parents home Tho brides mother received in navy sheer with corsage of pink car nations assisted by the grooms mother in grey crepe with black accessories and corsage of talis man roses For a honeymoon trip to Lake Huron the bride travelled in a white and mauve twopiece ny lon suit with white accessories The couple now resides in Tor onto WATCH This Paper For An Important Announcement From FURRIERS TORONTO ORCHARD Lanmere PULLOVERS SHORT SLEEVES 100 Nylon Reg MAIN ST NEWMARKET Special L REFRIGERATORS Marian Martin Patterns UO M MH ft to its Iterating the of I And you want St ttL l km atofr ft IU to A fe1 Dpfotr lU that boils up to quilt bottles win dMtttog CLUB 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