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ft The Newmarket Social News Larder Lake to visit their bro ther Mr Sprague and family They also visited Nor- Que and returned home by Dorset and Minder and visit ed near Kirkfield with their former neighbor and schoolmate Mrs Edward formerly of As it was many years since they had met the three ladies had a most enjoyable visit They also called on Mr and Mrs Garnet Mr and Mrs Kenneth Craig and family and Mrs Garnctt are holidaying this week at Kirkland Lake Cobalt and Trout Creek Guests last week at the home of Mr and Mrs Cook were their cousins Mr and Mrs John Council Philadelphia Mr and Mrs Kenneth Johns and Douglas Mount Dennis spent the holiday weekend their parents Mr and Mrs of Frank and Mr and Mrs A F Johns LAC and Mrs Jack Hollo- way and family Trenton are spending a few weeks with their parents Mr and Mrs F Cook Mrs and Miss Elizabeth visited on Thursday with Mr and Mrs A F Johns Mr and Mrs Harry were the guests of Mr and Mrs Fred on Sunday past Misses Bessie and Ruby Car- Toronto spent the Civic holiday weekend with their rather Mrs O Mr and Mrs A are holidaying this week at Lake Huron with Mr and Mrs Andy of Mr and Mrs Harry Boag re turned on Saturday July from a holiday trip to Buffalo Port where they were the quests of Mr and Mrs and Morgans where they visited at the home of Rev Gordon Harris Mrs Frank Toron to was a guest last week at the home of her sister Mrs R Crouch Miss Margaret Tor onto spent the Civic holiday weekend In town the guest of her sister Mrs Fred Cooke and Mr Cooke Mr and Mrs F Cook hol idayed during July In Trenton with LAC and Mrs Hollo- way and family in where they were guests of Mr and Mrs Thomas Dickson and with relatives and friends in and Bala Mrs Brampton Hawkins widow of a well known insur ance salesman in this district who has been recuperating from severe injuries she sustained in the same accident in which her husband was killed on May near Montreal is spending the summer at her cottage on den Lake in the Mrs Hawkins is the former Muriel Bate daughter of Mr J Bale of Newmarket Messrs Jim Smart Jim Hod- gins Harold Simmons and Jerry Hugo spent Civic holiday week end on Key Inlet Mr and Mrs Joe and Mrs and Mrs Ernie Peters spent a weeks holiday on Key River Parry Sound District Miss Louise To ronto spent a few days last week with her grandmother Mrs Roy Rose Yonge St Mr- and Mrs Wesley Long- hurst spent a few days last week at Lake with their soninlaw and daughter Mr and Mrs Harry Cade Mrs A Rhodes and Miss Hazel have returned from an enjoyable motor trip to Mr and Mrs A Wilton spent Sunday at Pine Beach the guests of Mr and Mrs mdMrsJonn Beelby and Mr and Mrs Halsmam call ed oil Mrs on Thursday- and Mrs Jack and daughters Katherine and Jean Arine spent a few days last week in Rochester Mrs Arthur West and chil dren are visiting Mrs Wests sis ters Mrs Gordon Chat ham Mrs Ben Wilson and Mrs Ike Williamson Burl ington M r and Mrs J Morris and Mr and Mrs S Guthrie Toronto had a very enjoyable two weeks vacation motoring to points near the Peninsula Mr and Mrs E Pat McLean and son Michael who have been spending their vaca tion with Mrs McLeans par ents Mr and Mrs J Baker have returned to their home in Croydon Que Mr and Airs Norman Park Robert Nancy Ruth and Joan spent last week at Pine Valley Tourist Camp Miss Winnifred Cumber spent two days with her sister Mrs Norman Park At the home of Miss Blair Burrows line City branch will hold a picnic gather ing on Wednesday afternoon Aug bus will leave King City at oclock Members are requested to bring picnic lunch a cup and saucer spoon arid convening the pro gram of sports and recreation Is Mrs Archie Campbell assisted I by Roy Mrs Austin Rumble Miss furrows and Mrs Aubrey A short business session may be conducted by the president Mrs A Miss Burrows house is worthy of its name In a pictur esque setting on the Ridges it has special appeal for original ity and beauty Miss Burrows gracious hospitality will add to the enjoyment of the afternoon the change in date to Aug ust ITS A Womans World By Caroline Ion August is summer show and trade fair time for Newmarket and district With the big event only two weeks away exhibitors complete their plans for the largest show and fair to date branch will be held at the home of Mrs Marshall Mac- on Tuesday afternoon Aug The program is in charge of Mrs Pearson and Mrs A Black conveners of agriculture and Canadian in dustries Mrs Jesse a member of Junior Far mers will give the topic The roll call Will be answered by naming a vegetable and describ ing its vitamin content Mrs J Glass will explain the motto Life is like a garden what are you planting Mrs will give current event topics The refreshment committee is Mrs Archie McDonald Mrs Bill Full er and Mrs HowSkinnyGirls Get Lovely No mot boor tip to It put tenor lulu fio to notfl MP Rev V officiated at the ceremony in St Andrews Presbyterian church Falls on Saturday June when Freda Blanche daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard be came the bride of Charles Fred erick son of Mrs McNeil of Township and the late Mr Frederick McNeil The bride given in marriage her father wore a white gown of chant illy lace over tulle and slip per satin Her fingertip veil was of silk Illusion enhanced with a border of lace adorning the head The veil was caught to a small cap of lace over satin edged with a tiny ruffle and seed pearls She carried a cascade of red roses and stephanotis price sisler of the bride was her attendant and wore a similar gown of blue in ballerina length She carried a nosegay of yellow roses John McNeil North Bay was his brothers best man and the ushers were Douglas Hoes Tor onto and Norman Watson Mr Bruce Cooper was or ganist and Miss Patricia Dunn Newmarket was soloist She sane Through the Years and Perfect Love Receiving at the brides home her mother chose a dress of navy crepe with white accessories and corsage of pink roses The grooms mother assisted in Lady Love sheer with pink accessories and corsage of pink carnations Following the reception the couple left on a wedding trip to Ottawa and northern Ontario The bride chose a beige suit with white and tan accessories and a corsage of talisman roses for travelling Mrs Bulmer was on the teach ing staff of King George School Mount Albert branch August meeting will be held in the hall jon Thursday evening at August Hostesses are Miss Hayes Mrs Hopkins Mrs P Walker and Mrs Sam Harper Roll call each member bring a grandmother and answer with her name There will be a film Program convener is Mrs Harrison BALES One of the summers loveliest brides was Clare Patricia who was married to Allan Fran cis Bales in Sacred Heart Roman Catholic church Mount St Fran cis King township by Rev Fa ther She is the daugh ter of Mr and Mrs J Arthur and the groom Is the son of Mr and Mrs Bales of Mrs J was organist play ing Lohengrin and Mendels sohns wedding music James brides cousin sang HOWARD CLAN HAS An enjoyable day was spent at the home of Mr and Mrs Oliver of the Howard descendants on July A picnic lunch was served oh the lawn with present In the afternoon races were run the children and young people Oldest man and oldest woman present Mr and Mrs Ernest Cummins King longest married couple present were Mr and Mrs Oliver Dice- man youngest mar ried couple were Mr and Mrs Ernest Cummins Jr Lansing longest distance to come was won by Mr and John Terra youngest baby pre sent was Betty Walsh daughter of Mr arid Mrs Ivor Walsh Brampton of the bean guessing contest was Ley Sutton West dropping the clothes pins in the milk bot tle winners were men Ivor Walsh Brampton ladies Mrs Arthur Crawford Thornhill children Roy Concord Officers elected for the follow ing year were Mrs Albert Burns Sutton West- as president Mrs Ernest Cummins King as sec retary treasurer Mrs Arthur Crawford and Mrs Ernest Cummins Jr Lansing were elected as sports committee Reunion will be held at the home of Mr and Mrs Ernest King next year she carried a bouquet of yellow roses tinted gladioli petals and breath Three strands of pearls and matching earrings were also worn Patricia Anne Wood the brides niece as flower girl was prettily attired in a patrician of nylon over taffeta Matching flowers adorned her hair and she carried a nosegay of pink roses larkspur blue carnations and blue cornflowers with babys breath The grooms best man was Frank Thompson the brides brotherinlaw and her brother William was the Begun in under the spon sorship of the Newmarket Hort icultural society when about ten merchants were invited to exhibit their merchandise at the societys regular glad show the fair has grown until it fills the arena and overflows it this year There are more exhibitors in the trade fair than last year and the Horticultural society is holding its summer show in another building The society would aye pre ferred if conditions had been suitable to contain the summer show and trade fair within the one building But the Memorial Arena not a suitable place in which to exhibit blooms It is too for the delicate glad ioli Last year many a grower was disappointed to see his prize spikes faded and in poor condi tion before the public could view the show The judge spoke about the of the place for a flower show and recommended that the flowers arid vegetables be exhibited in another build ing in future Added to these difficulties were the inconveniences for the growers in settingup their show in the past two years in the arena As the trade fair is open to the public nightly it meant I that the Horticultural society members had to wait until the fair closed at to pm be fore they could begin to setup their show On both occasions it was after am before the weary task was accomplished were injured in carry ing the vases of flowers to the center of the arena The show had to be divided because of lack of space with the result that many visitors never saw some of the exhibits It was far from satisfactory from the growers viewpoint When plans were be gun this spring for the fourth annual summer show and trade fair the growers recommended that another spot bo found to ex hibit their flowers and veget ables Although the trade fair is sponsoied by the Horticultural society it is managed a sep arate committee under the chair manship of Bert Morrison Mem- a t the committee are Jack At the reception bed m the Sacred SiPftiSTiJSsaf Caldwell Howard Morton and On This Day Beautiful Mo- j school Mrs wore dusty Schuberts Ave Maria rose sheer with lace insets Her and Pan hat and accessories were white The allwhite sanctuary with and corsage was pink roses white and gold vestments was and gladioli petals The grooms Tea atctd beautifully decorated On the al tar were red vigil lights flank ed by mixed gladioli The side altar held dainty bouquets of pink roses larkspur sweetpeas and phlox Given in marriage by her father the bride was attired In a gown of white lace with net over a strap less gown of white taffeta The fitted lace bodice was accented in lace points below the waist line The lace jacket styled long pointed sleeves had a collar Bouffant net cascaded in tiers over the crino line taffeta skirt From a crown of white sequins fell her long tulle illusion veil bordered with French lace and she carried red roses and babys breath with streamers of She wore a silver cross set with cut blue stones and on a slender chain and blue drop earrings The matron of honor was Mrs Eleanor Thompson the brides sister gowned in aquamarine marquisette over taffeta made with portrait neckline and tiny pleats- The- bolero marquisette jacket had short puff sleeves and low pointed collar The full skirl was worn over a crinoline and she vorc matching gaunt lets Her headdress was an aqua sequin crown ami she curried a pink bouquet of roses larkspur gladioli petals and babys breath Rhinestone earrings completed the costume As bridesmaid Betty Lewis wore orchid marquisette over a strapless taffeta gown The bo lero jacket with collar had braceletlength sleeves and she wore lace gloves The full skirt was worn over a crinoline In her hair were orchid flowers and mother chose navy crepe with navy and white trim matching hat and accessories and a white corsage of carnations arranged in gladioli petals For the buffet wedding break fast served to guests the brides table was centred with a threetier wedding cake white tapers and sweet peas After ward the bridal party immediate friends and neighbors were en tertained at the home when were present for enter tainment and a buffet supper When the bride donned her tra velling costume she wore a light pink gabardine suit made with flared She wore a while picture hat white acces sories and a corsage of pink roses and gladioli The couple by molar for a honeymoon trip to British Col umbia Upon their return they will reside at the home until their permanent home is chosen JORDAN FAMILY HONEST S Regularity contains al the bran of wheat Pink and white peonies decor ated St James Anglican church on Saturday June for Hie marriage of Ruth May Jordan daughter of Mr and Mrs Win Jordan Mount Albert to Ronald Thomas Lindsay son of Mr and Mrs Lindsay J Sharon Rev James Rhodes officiated Mrs Cooper was organist and Mrs Donald Stiver soloist Given in marriage by her bro ther Bruce Jordan the bride chose a gown of blue lace over net and taffeta Her fingertip veil of tulle was caught to a band of roses and lily of the valley and she carried a cascade of red roses and while sweet Mrs Kenneth who ended the bride was becoming dressed in a floor length blue lace gown with shoulder length veil and carried nosegay of white carnations and pink sweet peas- Mr Kenneth Blunt was groomsman and Jordan and Harold ushered The reception whs held at the home of Mr and Mrs Murray Klrton Mount Albert where the brides sister Mrs Charles Clerk received in navy sheer with white accessories and cor sage of red roses Mrs Lindsay assisted in rose taupe with navy accessories and corsage of talisman roses Garni Ann Woodstock caught the brides bouquet For her wedding trip the bride wore on orchid nylon faeonne dross mint green coat and white accessories with a corsage of white carnations Mr and Mrs will reside in Newmarket Eugene McCaffrey Chairman of the societys show committee is Rod Caldwell The committee has planned many ac tivities for the society within the trade fair The department of lands and forests operate a theatre on Thursday arid Fri day both afternoon and evening under the sponsorship of the Horticultural society Movies on tree preservation pre vention of forest fires etc will be shown On Wednesday even ing a mammoth sale of home baking pickles jams and jellies will be hold by the ladies of the society under the convenership of Mis Elgin Evans During the trade fair the society will have a large booth in the arena It will bo decor ated with flowers donated by members for the entire period of the fair August 13 to Mem bers of the society will man the booth many dis plays will be included in its daily exhibits Garden consultants will be on hand to help visitors with their horticultural problems There will be a display of trophies cups and awards A soil analysis will be in the booth oil Saturday Flowers for the trade fait booths will Ik provided by grow ers through the Horticultural society ami on Friday evening members of the society will set up their exhibits of flowers and vegetables under Adams store The entrance to this ex hibit is from Cedar SI opposite warehouse Any member of the society is eligible to exhibit flowers and vegetables in this show All entries must be made before pnv tagging complet ed oclock on the Fri day evening This of the summer show and trade fair will be open to the public from 2 to pm on Saturday The society invites all visitors the arena oil to continue their of exhibits by calling across the street at summer vegetables Birthday wishes are extended this week to Doris Gall Jacques Newmar ket J I years old Friday Aug Robert Wayne years old on Friday Kenneth Carl Woodruff New market years old on Sunday Glenn Newmarket years old on Monday Aug Kathryn Mary Winch Sutton year old on Monday An Send in your name address age and become member of the Newmarket Era and Express birthday club iitlj SPECIAL HE1HTZ KETCHUP SPECIAL ADDED PECTIN Strawberry Jam SPECIAL J PARD DOG OR GAT FOOD 2 SPECIAL I LUX TOILET SOAP 2 SPECIAL 2 MR sac PROS- 24 27 CANADAS BEST COFFEE VAtUEl Ground PRIDE ARABIA COFFEE 93 BAG So Good Wan I Mot LOBLAWS TWO CUP CALIFORNIA SEEDLESS Juice Oranges SIZE D0Z SIZE 29c NOW IN PLENTIFUL SUPPLY ONTARIO FRESH DAILY ATTRACTIVELY PRICED PASCAL LARGE SIZE New Crop Yellow v -ra5sji- ONTARIO GROWN i j VrtET JUICYAVAILABIE IN QT Oft SMALLER LARGE CLUSTER JJJl SMjway FOR SUMMER SALADS SO Sockeye Salmon GOLDEN BELL SAUM W SHIELD BRAND Salad Dressina OIL CORONATION SALAD OLIVES MAYONNAISE DRESSING KRAFT SLICED CHEESE CHATEAU CHEESE MILLIONNAIRES SARDINES EVAPORATED MILK HEINZ Cream ol Tomato Soup 2 LOBLAWS RED 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