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IT y TtT KIV We I- fm m WHEEL DIAMETER W BASE LENGTH MAXIMUM WHEEL TO WHEEL WIDTH LBS 12 INS FT 2 FT YOU MUST HAVE STEERING AND BRAKING S TO A HANDS OW TWINS PAST BOYS 2nd PRIZE DOLLARS CASEY la a setting of multicolored flowers on July 3 in St- John Roman Catholic church New market Joyce Shirley Casey daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Casey became the bride of Cameron Hubert son of Mr and Mrs Alexander Greenfield The double ring ceremony was per formed by Rev J- McCibe Miss Florence Goldsmith was or ganist assisted by Miss Made line as bride given in marriage by her father wore a floor length gown of lace over white satin with a centre panel of pleated net and a lace jacket A white net heartshap ed headdress held her fingertip veil which was bordered with lace She carried a of red roses and white carnations Her only attendant was her sister Donna Jean Casey wear ing a strapless ballerina length gown of yellow net over taffeta with a lace bodice and jacket Her headdress was heartshaped yellow net with She carried a colonial bouquet red roses yellow mums and other harmonizing flowers Don ald acted as best man for his brother Ushers were and John Mac- Donald brother of the groom At the reception at the King George hotel the brides received in a pale blue crepe dress and white accessories with a corsage of pink roses The grooms mother chose a navy crepe dress and white accessor ies with a corsage of white car nations and mums The couple left for a wedding trip to Ottawa and other parts in eastern Ontario The bride travelled in a twopiece navy linen suit with white collar and cuffs navy and white access ories and wearing a corsage of pink roses Upon their return the couple will reside in Newmarket HAWTHORN The marriage of Laura Mil dred Horner and Harold Have- lock Hawthorn was solemnized at Silverthorn United church Toronto on Saturday July at pm The bride is the eldest daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Norman Horner Zephyr and the groom is the only son of Mrs Thomas John son Toronto and the late Mr Hawthorn Boyd of ficiated at the service The solo ist Mr John Stewart sang lords Prayer and Ill Walk Mr and Mrs Cameron Herbert are photographed after their recent marriage at St Johns church Newmarket The bride is Joyce Shirley daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Casey Newmarket Photo by VIVIAN NEWSY NOTES Hello folks This is our first week of Vivian newsy notes If you have any items please con tact Frances Grose We are glad to hear Mrs Bill Card is feeling better How about a shower of cards folks She at the Toronto East General hos pital second floor Last Monday Vivian Sunday school members their annual picnic at Park By the way if you are going in the water and its cold take it easy used the water gradually Its better than being permanent ly cold If you to have some fun try drinking coca cola through a nipple At the picnic it pro vided a laugh for all except the participants The Vivian ladies ate holding their picnic at lake on Tuesday July Come and bring your basket and enjoy a good time with us The ladies monthly meeting was held last Tuesday at the home of Mrs Roy We were all glad to see how well the are getting along with the new part of their home Congratulations Lloyd and Helen Grose and welcome Don na to our community Miss Gertrude Mitchell has gone back to work after enjoying two weeks at home spring clean Its niccj to see Glen and Jean out to church after their honeymoon trip to the We are pleased to let you know that Rev S has accepted the pastorate of Memorial church Vivian a man well worth hearing Join us Sunday evenings at The Newmarket Era and Express Thursday July page 9- f r If L o off on summer merchandise suits sports shirts mens bathing suits LADIES BATSSaTS summer shoes j Ti WO STORES NEWMARK1 market Street Aurora Ph side You The bride given in marriage by her uncle Mr Wal ker Zephyr wore a gown of an tique silk taffeta The fitted barque featured a neckline high lighted with pearls and crystal beads The skirt fell over hoop into a chapel train Her fingertip veil of illusion was caught to a coronet of tulle sprinkled with sequins pearls and crystal beads The bride wore a wish- brooch of her mothers a wrist and carried a cascade white mums and Attending the bride was brides only sister Miss Horner as maid of honor and Miss Betty Dyke as bridesmaid Acting as best man was Mr Alex and the ushers were Mr Harold Jones and Mr Hor ner Walker The reception for guests was held at Hall where the bride resided while attending the University of To ronto Mrs Thoa Comer grand mother of bride wearing dusty rose crepe with maize and white accessories Mrs Walker aunt of the bride wear ing navy marquisette with navy and white accessories and Johnson mother of groom wearing mauve crepe with navy and white accessor ies and each wearing rosebud corsages received the guests Judge Mason Horner ton uncle of bride acted as for the occasion For travelling the bride wore dress and jacket in a becoming rose with white accessories and a white gardenia corsage couple are honeymooning in Northern Ontario and On their return will side in Toronto rc ULLETS A large crowd gathered home of Mr and Mrs Herb Colts to give a surprise farewell party to Rev and Mrs Berry and They received several gifts and best wishes as they leave for their hew home at Port El gin The minister will bo Mr Ed Chester He will be In charge of the service Sunday evening at pm The gravel trucks have been busy hauling grovel from Mr Coopers pit again Several went north picking blueberries on Saturday but they wore too early for the season Miss Ruth Berry spent a few days visiting Patsy Morris last week Mr and Mrs Andrew and two children also Mr and Mrs Albert Field and two children Toronto visited Mr and Mrs Roy Cody last Satur day Mr and Mrs Earl Toole Stuart and Elgin Toole also Mrs Hancock and Sharon were Friday night tea guests at the home of Mr and Sirs Preston Mr and Mrs Mc- accompanied Mrs A Richardson David Margaret and Mildred Richardson to a family reunion at Woodland Park recently Mrs Gordon Kaiser and daughter Toronto spent the weekend at the Williams home Sorry to report the illness of Mrs A Colville also Mrs Wes ley Eves Mr and Mrs Earl Foster and granddaughter little Nancy Ire land spent Monday at Greenwood home Glad to see Mrs David Sharon able to visit at home of her daughter Mrs Mc- after a recent ill ness Mrs Hancock and daugh ter Sharon returned home on Sunday after a weeks visit at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Earl Toole tour Mm utmost 4 lei lb Hi 4 p4tit Canadian Keswick News J w MAM rrt I to a flock of til they start producing can do this r Dr and Mrs J Ritchie Cowan and Kenny of staff of Ore gon State College spent several at the homo of Mr and Mrs George White Misses fcobol and Margaret Campbell daughters of Rev and Mrs Campbell left on Saturday for England as ex change of teachers for a years term Mr Donald Campbell son of Rev and Mrs Campbell is enjoying his study In design- in Paris France Mr and Mrs Perry Winch vis ited Rev Gordon Winch on Wednesday Mr and Mrs Smiley and in fant son Montreal are spending their holidays with Mrs parents Mr and Mrs J Thorns Miss Roslyn and Mrs Olive Smith returned last week after an eightday motor trip to visit friends in and Ottawa They returned via Algonquin Park Mr and Mrs Wnv and Mrs Vera Herring opened their home and grounds last Tuesday to entertain guests of A and WMS of Milliken Mrs Ella and Mr have been visiting at the and Herring home at lie lake Mrs Ella Wilder is staying with Mrs Graves at Cedar ATTRACTIVE PROPERTIES FOR SALE Includes Farms Summer Resorts Gas Station Restaurants Valley where camp meeting is in progress Next Sunday services in the Christian church will have Dr Parry as speaker Dr Parry is home with Mrs- Parry on fur lough from missionary service in Africa owing to the serious ill ness of his brother Dr Parry a former Keswick dentist who is a patient in hospi tal Toronto Parry homo formerly owned by Arthur has been sold to Sudbury people Willow Beach and Keswick played ball on Friday night in the park Keswick winning Keep in mind Keswicks three- day trade fair commencing on July and weekend and on holiday on our streets could held with beautifying our village by taking taxes papers cigarette boxes and other trash home to bum instead of scatter ing them as they go Mrs Alfred Sticklahd spent the weekend in Toronto the guest of Mrs Mamie Valentine Mrs Toronto is tho of her son and daughter-in- law at the Rest Home Miss Mary McLennan Toron to Major Kingston and Miss Violet Done- Toronto are holidaying at their Bay View Drlvo MOUNT ALBERT members sponsor a bus trip on Saturday to Crystal Reach Niagara Falls and Buffalo Thirty girls on the trip A group of old friends from Fennels Corner Churchill and Gilford were guests at cot tages of Bruce and Carmen Roll ing on Sunday at It is an annual affair Mrs John Is in the Western hospital Toronto August j I b wmrti 1 y A f AWW MEG Birthday wishes are extended this week to Donald Cordon Robinson Keswick years old on Sat urday July 17 Larry Ash Newmarket years old on Saturday Jul Jul irs old Ehrt mm mm QUAl years old leswtck July Kesvrl July set address ice of yi tr sia A S3