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I Era Wed l I 1 NEWMARKET NOTES Are by Ruby Haskett The Centennial Flower Show of the Newmarket Horticultural Society is to be held at United Church on Saturday August 19 from 2 pjn until This is the Horticul tural Clubs contribution to the Newmarket Centennial Committee program The Centennial Show will feature gladioli and Centen- and of course this flower show is for the public A display of Centennial antiques will be an interest ing part of the show Mrs William Walker will show an antique collection of glass bottles dolls and china Mrs Armitage will dis play select antique china and dolls Mrs Lyle Hill will feature miniature iron dolls stove and matching kitchen utensils President Ronald Hockey will have a display of guns bells and antique tools which will Interest the men a Mr and Mrs New ton Edward Lesley and were guests of Mrs Hitiaby of Street The Newton family were former residents of New market They returned to Canada from New Zealand where they have been liv ing for the past five years Mrs Hillaby received a telephone call from her son David recently from the Navy Training base at Corn- Nova Scotia David is the fourth member of the Hillaby family to enlist in the Navy Prior to his en listment David spent two weeks In Vancouver BC visiting his brother Bruce and his family Mrs MIchfeel Rogers and daughter Penny of Chelten ham England are visiting Mrs Rogers mother Mrs A of Midland Ave They are also visiting with Drs Edwin and Marlon Hunt Womens of Davis Drive and other friends and relatives in the vicinity Mrs Rogers will join her husband in New York next week and spend a few days visiting friends there They also expect to visit Expo Mr and Mrs Allan Town- send of New Zealand were guests of Mrs last week They are now visiting friends in Niagara Falls and will go to Expo and Montreal Mr and Mrs of Indiana were recent guests of Mrs Eva Traviss Mr and Mrs Gordon have just returned from a two week trip to Vancouver BC Mrs A Georgas and Miss Cathy were hostess es for a China and Linen Shower for brideelect Mary Joyce Naismith at their residence on St Wednesday evening Miss Naismith is marrying Mr Larry Hill Sept Over friends and neighbors at tended the luncheon Mrs D of Sriglcy St entertained at a miscel laneous shower for Miss brideelect of Mr Wayne Tomllnson A buffet luncheon was serv ed the fifteen guests Mrs Donald Gibson and Mrs Gary Wist held a linen and miscellaneous shower for Miss at Mrs Gibsons home In Sharon Twenty neighbors and fri ends enjoyed luncheon and wished Lynne the best of everything in her future married life Mr and Mrs Victor Mc- Cutcheon have just return ed from their three week vacation spent at their cot tage on Manitoulon Island While they were holiday ing Mr and Mrs William and daughters visit ed them for a few days Mr and Mrs Henry Cutcheon dropped in for a short stay with them also They were on their way back from their TransCan ada tour Mrs Stephens Eagle St returned on Saturday from a trip to the West Coast Mrs Stephens spent a few days with friends in Vancouver touring that area until her brother came up from beside They then motored to the Olympic mountains for two weeks of visiting the rain forests and the meadows In a set ting of white gladioli chrysan themums and snapdragons in United Church Heather Yvonne only daughter of Mr and Mrs Da vid be came the bride of Donald George Walker elder son of Mr and Mrs Sheldon Walker Sharon Rev Robert Mc- performed the double ring ceremony The wedding music was played by Mrs Arthur Cham pion and the soloist was Mrs Irwin Arnold The attendants were Miss Susan Kitching maid of hon or Miss Sharron Walker Miss Catherine bridesmaids Miss Nancy junior bridesmaid and Master Brian ring- bearer Mr Gordon Walker was best man with Mr Ken neth Weddel and Mr Maliory ushers Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a sheath gown of white crystal peau- soie with a high rise bod ice accented with reembroidered lace across the bodice and cape sleeves Her chapel length train was accented with matching lace and held In place with two bows She wore a three tiered length Veil held In place with a crown of alencone lace sprinkled with pearls and crystals and carried a bouquet of white roses babys breath ivy and streamers The bridal attendants were gowned in floor length avoca do silk chiffon gowns with fit ted bodice of matching lace with Ihreequarter length sleeves accented with a satin band at empire waist and sleeve At the reception in the Church Hall Mrs David Weddell received the guests in an aqua sheath dress and semifitted coat of silk with matching ac cessories and a yellow rose corsage ANORSVELDT Miss Ann J youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Moses of Newmarket was united In marriage to Mr E Bowdery al the Christian Reformed Church on Saturday Aug Rev J DePater officiated Mr Henry suf fered head Injuries and severe bruises when struck by a car on the 3rd Concession of King and was taken to York County Hospital for treatment Mr H Ppins St was able to return home after being in the hospital for over two months Mr and Mrs Pools St celebrated their 50th wed ding anniversary Aug Mrs- J Hall and Bibbie of Hamilton visited Mr and Mrs VanDykeo on Sun day Mr and Mrs of Brampton visited their daugh ter and soninlaw Mr and Mrs VsnDyk Mrs Geo VerKsik of Springdale is visiting Mr and Mrs Horttnga a Mr and Mrs Berlin are spending a few weeks at the cottage at Lake Buncos r l Mr Horiings is a patient at York County Hos pital in Newmarket Mr and Mrs K Snyder and family of visited the tatters parents Mr and Mrs P Engelage on Sunday Mrs has recently re- turned home from York Coun ty Hospital I Many local representatives of the Womens Institutes were at Mount Albert recently to mark the anniversary of the founding of Mount Albert WI Four members of the Sharon group are Mrs Fred Hall Mrs Norman Storey Mrs Joe Hall and Mrs Levi On the right is Mrs Bruce Rolling DeputyReeve of East and member of Mount Albert Institute WE BUY FURNITURE By the house full BRICES BARGAIN BARN BEST WISHES TO FASHION FAIR ON THE GRAND OPENING OF A MODERN NEW STORE We are pleased to have been chosen to supply the RUGS ft DRAPERIES Killicks Draperies 188 MAIN ST NEWMARKET 8959505 Bill Ding Extendi Bat To FASHION FAIR On The Grand Opening of A Bright New Store We had the pleasure of supplying various building materials needed for the alterations EVES Dirk Nawewrket This child to your county HE NEERS YOUR HELP Ha Is at this moment lost In a strange world Ha has bean deserted or of beaten or si van away Perhaps he no home no bad no or no toed Perhaps not wanted And so he has Just been taken Into care by your CMlotena Aid Society It takes time to Hod the it foster home or as a unique individual In the meantime he needs a bed clothing and food And lota of intelligent loving because hes frightened NOW lfoffc County Children a Aid Society an EHERCINCY RECEIVING to provide temporary shatter and care for children on an hour call while the childs needs are and the right home found YOU NEED WE OFFER A big house with lots of living space An under Ins and love of children Professional assistance A monthly retainer fee plus board and clothing allowance per child TO York Childrens Aid Society CAWTHRA BLVD NEWMARKET at Eagle Street Tel 8952318 iisPii AUGUST 17 and 19 Till wfiktiMt at fairs locitioi Mill St Wt the which hit Modi our eovt To shew our lovely techy draw prim will ha Wo of oar bow hoao yea will drop ia as always to hrowso or shop at will Yoall friendly rotaiod Is sane theres duply more of So woat yoa drop ia this woehoad with yeor lechy draw A favoar will ha plvia to every visiter M 2nd 3rd Prlf Prhm Prlf 7th Pram Prix Skirt Wool Slims by Gay town Nogligom Sot by Dereoy Swmahr lady Manhattan Shirt Gown by Dorsay Slip by Dorsay Nylons I I Draw will be made Saturday August All draw prim will be given In winners choice of size and available colours 1 NAME ADDRESS TELEPHONE 2S0 Main St Newmarket Opposite 895543 I i