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ifc and Kspnw Nat 11 Weddings Womans World By Caroline Ion Mr and Mrs George Harvey Crone are photographed after their wedding at the home of the brides mother Mrs Arthur Andrew St Newmarket The bride is the former Audrey Mae The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Norman Crone Sharon The couple will reside in Sharon Photo by Jack Hurst WATS ON The marriage of daughter of Mrs Gla dys Forsberg to Donald Ashley Watson Aurora took place in St Pauls Anglican church Newmar ket with Rev T Rhodes of ficiating Mr Rudy gave the bride in marriage The bride wore a ballerina length gown of net and chantilly lace over taffeta with a matching bolero A halo held her finger tip veil and she carried a white prayer book with a white orchid and English ivy SUPERIOR LATEXBASE WALL PAINT Attending the bride was Mrs Kenneth Brandie matron of hon or wearing a ballerina length dress of taf feta with matching mitts and shoes and carried a nosegay of pink roses with white and pink mums Miss Cathy flower was in white nylon marquisette and carried a nose gay of pink roses with white and pale yellow mums She wore a bandeau of pink roses Mr John was best man Mr Bobbs Cook and Mr Peter brother of the bride were ushers Mrs Harry Beer was soloist and Mr I Har ris was organist The brides mother wore a gown of purple velveteen with orchid accessories and a corsage of white gardenia and white car nations The grooms mother wore a cocktail gown of blue and silver lame with black accessor ies and a corsage of pink roses The reception was held at Country Acres The couple will reside in Aurora On one evening hist week we visited the small gift shop which Mrs has opened In her home Prospect St It was a fascinating trip but too short for there were so many interesting mid unusual items exhibited Those who havent had the opportunity to see Mrs collection of gift items will find her display at the annual Com munity Bazaar a treat There will he the beautiful Swedish Christmas decorations which we have found irresist ible They include quaint little gnomes and elves for tree and house decorations and the most angelic of angels some form the special Christmas candle holder and others are used for wall and place setting decorations for the many parties of the festive sea son There were so many unusual things at least they were un usual to these AngloSaxon eyes But they all have their traditional place in the Scandi navian Christmas customs Of course there will be a wide range of jewelry the work of craftsman Rudy Mr will demonstrate in the same manner in which he has conducted his demonstrations at the Canadian National Exhibi tion his work in pewter and sil ver during the evening of the Community Bazaar which this year is being held on Wednes day Dec 1 in the Newmarket town hall There will brooches of many styles and a collection of earrings Hand blocked silk scarves the work of Helen Clifton Newmar ket will be included at the booth We saw some of these at Mrs Renzius gift shop Each is different but they are fda l I A I ami TESTED CONCRETE BLOCKS a I and Rock Face CHURCHILL BROS KESWICK POINT REMEMBRANCE IS THEME OF MEETING Remembrance won the topic of the paper given at the Nov ember meeting of the Woman association Trinity United church Newmarket by Mm A Arnold Mrs and group were in charge of the de votions itnd the program Mrs presided over the business An- contributed I wo piano all lovely Swedish glass Ger man costume jewelry and other A countries will be displayed The Community Bazaar has been popular event since its beginnings when Mrs A organizer of the New market Handcraft group origin ated the idea as a means of ac quainting the people of the dis trict with the quality products available from local artists and crafts people Each year it has grown in size and the Community Bazaar will sev eral new booths Mrs Mitchell will officially open the bazaar on the afternoon of Dec There will be many draws and special attractions and a wide range of demonstra tions will be conducted General convener is Mrs Ar thur member of the Handcraft group the sponsor ing organization Meetings of representatives from all the participating organ izations have been held and many new ideas will be present ed at this years bazaar Among them is the idea for one main color scheme for the entire ba zaar All groups will use green and silver with white There will be a prize for the best dec orated booth Mr and Mrs Pat Morrissey Beach Keswick an- the engagement of their daughter Patricia Joan to Mr John Ronald Brick ley son of Mr and Mrs John J Man illa Philippine Islands The wed ding will take place on Saturday at JO am at St Johns church Newmarket Newmarket Social News Miss Jean Johnston and Mr Robert Nelson both of Weston were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs George Smith Mrs George Barker Sha ron Mrs Lome mo ther is a patient at York Coun- ty hospital Gordon Gladman Port Cre dit is able to return lengthy stay for Sick Children Toron to following a serious accident He visited his grandfather Herbert Gladman and other relatives in town over the week end Mr and Mrs Gordon Knott Mount Albert have moved to Newmarket where they will make their home Mr and Mrs Frank Wallace and daughter Diane Cath arines visited Mrs Wallaces mother Mrs Archie the weekend Mrs T Mitchell were Sunday d Mr and To ronto Sir and Mrs Robot Dermis and family Ottawa spent the past week with par ents Mr and Mrs Edgar Farm and Mrs Harper Price have moved to their new home on the third concession It is about a quarter of a mile north of the town lino Man from Newmarket at tended the on mi York County Wardens banquet at KitiK In rl Toronto on Fri day when Warden Jack Rye the reeve of East was honored for his year of of fice as the head official tin county Mr the first war den of the continuing county was presented with the war dens cane and an illuminated address Mrs Rye received a basket of chrysanthemums and the couple were given a silver tea service or Mat lock 8Mb England is visiting in Newmarket the guest of his Mrs Mr and Mrs J I Harrison Perth former residents of New market spent a few days last week as the guest of Mr anil Mrs Mr and Mrs Harry and Mr and Mrs John Hamilton visited their sister Mrs Archie over the weekend Mr and Mrs Frank Hall imico Mrs George Smith and Carol Long ranch visited last week at the home of Mr and Mrs George Smith On Monday Nov I several numbers of the Newmarket Business and Professional Wo mens club tended a meeting of the and club Those who motored there for the enjoyable evening were Mrs Ernest Rank Mrs Seneca Cook Mrs Emma Berg Miss Sutton Mrs Blair Miss Madge Mrs Chas Boyd Mrs Kate Skinner and Miss Nora Mcintosh Mrs J Aiken when Mr A of the nominating committal presented the while of officer a The elect Ion and Ireiiiillrittfiu will Ik conducted meeting The December hireling will he held jointly with on Tuesday Every one attending Is naked to cent gift There will bo re fresh in en Is Trinity church will bo to- opened on Nov extensive renovation A book has been presented to church and ail visitors arc re quested to register in It each Sunday Mrs Pear stewardship convener Toronto Central Pres bytery will be the guest speaker when the Junior Evening auxil iary Trinity United church Newmarket meets at the home of Mrs Charles Jamie- son St on Tuesday Nov TALK or THE TOWN JL4 whwkj KRAFT SAO Husbands Wives Want new Pep and Vim nit wocaoul a iron jot too for pep supplest dotes ViUmia or mm SPECIAL IIV COTTAOt MANO ICEO 1HJ SPECIAL joid AYLMER i kTTv STEWART There a brand new gimmick the education field called televi sion You know TV you have or should have your living room As an experiment recently four special programs signed to interest and edu cate young try out- of school hours To nils were ranching in Alberta uranium the power project and the nut pic su gar industry They must have been pretty good Of nearly school teachers polled on the ex periment til per cent were downright delighted They wanted more The 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