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and plays for four days The film is receiving top praise from critics everywhere It is the story of a country minister N S DAVISON SLACK Baskets of spring flowers dec orated the altar of St James United church for the marriage of Edna daughter of Mrs Slack and the late Mr Charles Slack to Mr Sidney James Da formerly of Keswick son of the late Mr and Mrs Davis on Rev Ed worthy officiated Mrs Ronald White Simcoe was organist and Miss Lucille Sum- mcrhayes Simcoe soloist sang The Lords Prayer and Because The bride given in marriage by her brother Mr Donald Slack Cayuga wore a gown of white satin with lace yoke and insertions in the skirt trimmed with seed pearls and a long em broidered net veil She carried a shower bouquet of sweetheart roses Mrs Dan Murphy was her sisters only attendant gown ed in apple green embossed taf feta with yellow tulle daffodil headdress and carrying Ameri can Beauty roses Best man was Mr Jack Clark and ushers were Mr Dan Murphy and Mr Arthur A gaily decorated milk wagon drawn by a white horse com plete with coachman in a silk topper conveyed the couple through the town to the Orange Hall where the wedding recep tion was held The brides mo ther received in a navy sheer dress with pink accessories and corsage of pink rosebuds For travelling to Toronto Kes wick and Buffalo the bride chose a pale blue silk suit white ac cessories and corsage of red roses On their return they will reside at Si North Among the out of town guests were Mr and Mrs Melville Da vis and Mrs Arthur Pedlar of Toronto The attendants Miss Audrey Wilkinson and Miss Joyce were gowned alike in orchid net over taffeta with matching hats and carried yellow baby mums with orchid gladioli and sweetpeas Mr Victor was best man and ushers were Mr Clarence Harper and Mr Garry Proctor brother of the bride The reception was held at the church and later at the brides parents home Prospect St where Mrs Proctor received in a lavender sheer dress with cor sage of white carnations and mums assisted by Mrs McLaren in rose sheer with corsage of pink roses For travelling I he bride chose a peach jersey suit grey topcoat with navy accessories They will reside in Newmarket Guests were present from Windsor Es sex Perth Brighton Kingston and Toronto For this week we turn from our panel of Aurora merchants to talk for a white about a well- known and h h yrcspected OldTimer in the person of Archie Murray One year ago we had the plea sure of attending the reception given by Mr and Mrs Murray on the great occasion of their golden wedding anniversary when over guests signed the Golden Book It was a wonder ful evening A year was to pass ere we again had the pleasure of meeting this couple whom time has touched so lightly On June 12 Archie Mur ray and Delia May Defoe were married But we can assure their many friends in Aurora and in several neighboring townships that Mr and Mrs Murray arc in the best of health and enjoy ing life to the full While we write this they are at their country cottage at Belmont Lake where they will stay for the summer Early History Mr Murray does not in the least mind the fact being known that he is years of age though he looks many years younger than the record He was born in King township His ancestry is Scottish his forebears hail ing from Argyllshire He was one of a family of four boys and was raised on a farm He came to Aurora in 1907 when he bought the grocer busi ness now owned by Mr Frank Tcasdale When we asked Mr Murray if he could tell us the original owner of the Tcasdale store he replied that he couldnt be sure He described it as a very old store certainly one of Auroras oldest He was at the Wellington St store until when he took over the Old Brown Farm on the 2nd Concession lot 10 Later he bought a grocer business on Parliament St Toronto and re mained there for about three years Then he became a groc ery salesman and put in another three years in that capacity Return to Aurora However the call of Aurora was too strong for him to resist and in he returned here In he bought the Queens hotel For those who arc inter ested in local history we would point out that the Queens hotel was built in the year Until May Aurora was Vet when liquor was freely sold But under the Local Op tion act a vote of the citizens decided that Aurora must go dry and it has remained so ever since In any event it did not matter much which way it went since in Mr Murrays opinion Aurora has always been a well-conduct- town thanks to its good citi zens Member of Council Always interested in town matters Mr Murray was a mem ber of council for several years He was Reeve during the Mayor alty of the late J Walton and again when the late P Thompson was Mayor A Depu tyReeve during those years was Cliff Case Mr Murray pointed out that members of council of his time still happily living are Charles and Bert the latter at one time a Deputy- Reeve It was with feelings of great regard that Mr Murray refer red to the late Mayors under whom he served J Walton and P Thompson Retrospect Looking back over the years Mr Murray said that he could think of only four businesses in Aurora that had not changed during his recollection These were the Willis a and Scanlon businesses With these exceptions he be lieved changes of ownership had taken place with all others Mr Murray said he en joyed his years of ownership of the Queens hotel where he had made many friends In retire ment now the hotel is in the management of his son The numerous friends of Mr and Mrs Archie Murray wilt take great pleasure in the know ledge that both are in the very best of health AURORA NEWS PAGE adds the wish that this good fortune may long continue with them is easy on your purse BACKACHE is HoMinffeifeck Its Dodds You May Need your ad up backache Urnpi Dkf the Caaaa 131 an help f to relieve backache tad thai feeling by the Ask an for DocWa Pitta for the with the red band Dbdfe Kidney Pills J a- PROCTOR Trinity United church New market decorated with white peonies and gladioli was the scene of a pretty wedding on June Hi when Margaret daughter of Mr and Mrs How ard Proctor Newmarket the bride of Mr Keith Gordon McLaren son of Mr and Mrs P McLaren 111 Rev Henry Cotton performed the double ring ceremony Mr Nor man was organist and Mrs M Beer soloist Given in marriage by her fath er the bride wore a gown of while nylon banded with satin over white fingertip veil and carried a bouquet of white mums sweet peas and iiiitnmw Birthday wishes arc extended week to old on Friday June William Leslie Harrison Cedar Valley years old on Saturday June Ronald Sutton West years old on Saturday June Oakley Morrison Kes wick 10 years old on Tuesday June John Henderson Newmarket years old on Tuesday Juue William Bowman years old on Wed nesday June Donna May years old on Wednesday June Sandra Dean Ket- years old on Thursday June Send in your name address age and become a member of the Newmarket Kra and Express birthday club WILLIAMS WON Decorated with spring flowers St Marys Anglican church Richmond Hill was the scene of a doublering ceremony for the marriage of Helen Dion daughter of Mr and Mrs Leon ard Dion of Oak Ridges to Mr Ivor James Williams son of Mr and Mrs Ivor Williams Lang- staff performed by Rev W Wrixon on Monday June Mrs Harding presided at the organ The ushers were Mel La of and Walter Gerrard Oak Ridges Given away by her father the young bride was lovely in a gown of white satin designed with deep lace yoke beaded in floral motif fitted bodice the full flowing skirt inset with con verging lace a n I From a pearl tiara headdress fell her fingertip veil of white illusion She wore double strand pearls the gift of the groom and carried a cascade bouquet of red roses Marian Dion was her sisters maid of honor in pastel blue and Williams fhe grooms sis ter was bridesmaid wearing pale yellow Their gowns in similar design were net over satin with fitted bodice in eyelet effect ac cented in the bouffant skirts They wore matching headdresses of tulle and flowers short gloves and carried nosegays of yellow roses and blue carnations The groom was supported by his bro ther Lin Williams The reception for guests was held at Ridge Inn the brides mother attired in a two- piece light blue dress navy ac cessories and corsage of pink carnations The grooms mother chose a blue costume with lace top while accessories find cor sage of rose carnations For travelling the bride don ned a wine gabardine suit with navy accessories and corsage of low roses The honeymoon will be spent at Woodland Reach Georgian Bay On their return the couple will occupy their newly built home on Klm- Ave Oak Ridges Among the wedding guests were Mrs David Dion Aurora the brides grandmother and an aunt Mrs Cameron Wheeler of Others came from LangRtalf and Tor onto What They Are Saying Continued from Page a fine address delivered to the Aurora Lions club at its meet ing on June by a native of Aurora Miss Mary Bowman Miss Bowman who holds an important position- on the staff of the United Nations painted out that everyone appears to be well informed on what the Uni ted Nations has failed to do but knows very little of its successes Those successes are wry Veal and may well have halted the spread of war Mr Hess told us he very much enjoyed the address which was full of information and of im portant facts that do not get into the newspapers When Aurora Went Dry Additional to the pleasure we experience in writing up our local merchants and other per sonalities these histories are also educational since they cover the changes that have taken place in Aurora through the years For example how many citi zens could have given the date when Aurora went dry This something we have often won dered about ourselves question was settled by Mr Archie Murray who was able to give us the month and year when under Local Option the citizens decided to quit the rule of the wets That was in May A vote today wc believe would confirm what was settled years ago Park Cleanup The incredible has happened The kneehigh weeds and grass in the park to Which we referred last week have at last been cut down and the two years growth now lies in a mass of heaps Wc hope these will be raked tip and burnt at tin early date Progress has however been made At least the rubbish has been cut down Thats some thing ithcr was parade Guest of honor at ft shower held at Club on Friday June was Miss Phyllis Blizzard brideelect of June 30 Miss Blizzard was the recipient of many beautiful gifts from the guests present A lovely lunch was served by the hostess es Mrs Cass Mrs W Miss Mildred and Miss Shirley Cass Of Interest To Brides TqSe Before you purchase any furniture come In and talk over your furniture requirements with have special prices for newly weds Be sure to Investigate before you buy anywhere DRAW following were the winners at the draw on Aurora Firemens night on June No Mrs Reuben Long 41 St Aurora boys bicycle first prize No Mr Alex Dale lamp second prize No Mrs Willis Spruce St Aurora CLE auto matic iron third prize No Mrs Wilson Ontario St West Newmarket OK ten kettle fourth prize COMMUNITY HALL Firemens Night Unfortunately the bad on the and the had to be postponed for the next evening which was brilliant And so was the parade itself Aurora has full reason to be proud of its fire brigade They made an extremely good show ing Newmarket sent along a band and some Newmarket visiting firemen The whole turnout was wonderful firemen marching with precision and a great dis play of floats representing many local business firms There was a motor car two wheels in front and one at the back dis played by We watched the parade com fortably seated in a chair on the verandah of Mrs Charles home on Wells St with Miss Charles also of the company When the last float had passed by Mrs Charles said Well Aurora has every right to feel proud of its fire brigade We wholeheartedly agreed Sunny brook Hospital A lady at the Aurora lawn bowling greens complimented Mr Leo Potter on greatly im proved appearance after his re cent severe attack of influenza which necessitated his removal to Sunny brook hospital This lady remarked that Sunnybrook must be a good place for a pa tient To this Leo replied At they a the best brains the best equipment the best nurses and the best food If people dont get well there it must in most cases be their own fault We thought this tribute too fine to leave off the record incidentally the vicepresident of the Aurora lawn bowling club is playing with great skill in this early part of the season lawn Bowlers Dr Madge is back from Wash ington and is bowling with his accustomed versatility So are many of the other devotees of the beautiful Aurora greens which just now are looking at their best Harry who will cele brate his year on July is in grand shape Mrs Teas- date was entertaining few ladies at a bridge party the other evening We asked Horry what he did in such circumstances Nothing to it he replied I just go up to and listen to the ball game The Aurora lawn bowling club is not large hi numbers But it can boast of being an essentially friendly club Friendship is the essence of a good lawn bowling club Hi I m I i Yes Wl measure of whole wheat and bran in NABISCO a Hie new hall at Park in the subdivision owned by FREE DELIVERY ANYWHERE IN ONTARIO 5 A Thompson north and west of Holland Landing will be opened on Saturday June 30 at i pm sharp After tho open- inn ceremony a bazaar will be held of many useful articles which have boon donated Tea will be served from to pm A bingo will bo held In the evening at pm with many good prizes All proceeds will go towards the cost of community hall Everybody Mr Whitelaw showed us a let ter he received from a large business house which expressed the pleasure evoked from our portrait of him in Know Your I Merchants It gave us pleasure too to read it G has also received a number of cordial references to what we wrote from record These reactions pleasant for any writer They show that the work done well worth v A