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l and Professional LEGAL Solicitor M Public Floy R Office Block Tom and Wellington Aurora O Dales a Solicit Notary Office Mala St By Appointment MISCELLANEOUS A HAWKINS Contractor For BULLDOZING CELLAR EXCAVATIONS and Grate Sand an Fill Phone 219w Aurora A- Barrister Solicitor Notary Public Etc St MATHEWS STIVER LYONS AND Barristers Solicitors Notaries N I Mathews K Stiver B Lyons B A Joseph Vale rkm W4M Out Toronto SAND and GRAVEL LIB far stone of various sire hum concrete gravel mad pit run Delivered or at bin Plant phone Office phones 370 and Weddings ELECTRIC Mi ACTOR Howe and Farm Wiring A I General Repairs Oil Burners Space Heater All Electrical Household Appliances Phone Box Ontario St Newmarket A MILLS Barrister Solicitor and Notary Public MAIN ST tl VIOLET NOTARY Conveyancing Insurance St Newmarket James I Wall PLUMBING HEATING Contractor Dealer for Fairbanks Morse Pressure Systems Oil Burners Sheet and Air Conditioning OAK RIDGES PHONE KING 111 PHONE AURORA JAMES BARRISTER SOLICITOR ETC 35 MAIN ST NEWMARKET DENTAL DR NOBLE DENTIST Over MUNICIPAL OFFICE Office Residence Dr Cm DENTIST Main St Newmarket Phone CHIROPRACTIC Marian J OF CHIROPRACTIC ST Newmarket Mala Over PHONE A- HURST Optometrist Newmarket Clinic Office Hours by Appointment ACCOUNTANT A A Man St Accountant PHONE NEWMARKET EVANS FUELS NEWMARKET Coal Coke Wood and Stoker Coal Phone Orders taken for Gravel Sand Crushed Stone and General Hauling DAVIDSON A lovely autumn wedding took place In the Aurora United church on Monday Sept when Jean Elizabeth only daughter of Mr and Mrs Douglas become the bride of Mr Philip Harford Davidson son of Mr and Mrs Davidson of Au rora Rev Harvey offi ciated in the ring cere mony Mr Harris played the wedding music arid accom panied Mr Fred who sang The Lords Prayer and Because The bride entered the church Ion the arm of her father and looked charming in an imported gown of traditional white satin with net yoke embroidered in tiny seed pearls full skirt fall ing into a chapel train She carried a cascade bouquet of white gladioli and pink roses Mrs Charles was matron of honor gowned in navy shot taffeta with low neckline and full sweeping skirt nose gay and headdress of variegated flowers Mrs Ronald Saunders was bridesmaid in shot taffeta and little Miss Joan cousin of the bride was junior bridesmaid gowned In navy shot taffeta and carried variegated flowers wore cameo necklaces the gift of the bride Mr Bob Know Zeis was best man and ushers were Ronald Knowles Ronald Saunders and Charles Cowic The reception was held at the where the brides mother received in navy blue with navy and white accessories and corsage of cream gladioli and pink roses The grooms mother assisted in midnight blue with black accessories and cor sage of cream gladioli and pink roses For her ensemble the bride chose a beige suit with green accessories Upon their return Mr and Mrs Davidson will reside in Ottawa BEACH On August United church parsonage was the setting for the wedding of Norma Jean Jordon daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Mount Albert to Beverley Wal lace Beach son of Mr and Mrs Walter Beach Rev Davis officiated Mi the ceremony The bride chose a white nylon net over taf feta with navy trim Her veil of nylon luHe was fastened to a satin headdress arid she carried a nosegay of red roses Mrs Donald Hill cousin of the bride was her attendant wearing yellow sheer and a ny lon tulle veil held in place by a headdress of seed pearls Her bouquet was yellow roses and mauve gladioli petals Mr Donald was best man A reception was held the home of the brides parents where the brides mother receiv ed in grey and silk jer sey assisted by the grooms mo ther wearing navy sheer with white and riavy accessories For their trip the bride donned a navy jacket over her wedding dress completing Ihe ensemble with white series J THE VARIETY OF DESIGNS In oar collection of MONUMENTS suck that we meet any require- both as to kind cost We make memorials to order of every description Dud our work excellent always ami our service prompt and reasonably priced 6 LUES6V and SON MAIN ST NEWMARKET Confederation Ufa Representative Fire Automobile Casualty St Newmarket Phones Newmarket JOHN DA Watch and Jock Repair St MM Newmarket ALL WORK INSURANCE BURGLARY AUTO AND LIFE BiliMclntyre MAIN KEWMAHKET KEN j PIANO TUNER AND TECHNICIAN Dealer For New Mason and Rlseh Pianos Plasm arid sTf i Crown WRIGHT AUTO RB CASUALTY Newmarket Phone Newmarket SMITH AM On Sept United church was the setting for a pretty wedding in which Joyce Audrey I ngrnmy daugh ter of Mr and Mrs Ingram became the bride of Keith Ernest Smith Rev Campbell performed the marriage ceremony Miss June was organist and Dorothy was soloist The bride given in marriage by her father was gowned in cream satin with lace inserts pearl head dress and long train veil She carried a bouquet of white camellias and gladioli Miss Helen Ingram- and Norma Bailey were bridesmaids attired taffeta sheer with lace over- skirt and jacket They carried bouquets of- gladioli and carna tions Supporting the groom was Mr Lawrence Barker as best man and Messrs Donald Ingram and A as ushers The reception was held in Ha- venshoe church hall whore the brides mother received In a sheer nylon gown with red accessories She was assisted by the grooms sister gowned in pink crepe with black accessor ies Following the reception the bride donned a pink suit with navy accessories and a corsage of roses for their trip to North Bay ami Niagara Visitors from a distance were Mr and Mrs Mesley Ottawa Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs A and Mr MincAi A very pretty took Place in Kcolsdale Baptist church when Wary net to daughter of Mr and Mrs Jenkins became the bride of Vincent Harold Newmarket Mr Henderson officiated at ihe ceremony The bride who given by her brother Mr Allan Jenkins looked lovely in a long white satin govn and long volt She carried white Bible and a of roses Helen Bruce attendant of bride wore a long pink gown and carried a lovely bouquet of roses Miss Sandra was the flower girl She wore a long yellow gown and carried a beautiful corsage of mixed flowers Supporting the groom were Mr Alex best man and Messrs Kenneth Jenkins of the bride mid Mr Fred brother of the groom as ushers Mrs Harold Martin wmg the wedding prayer during the sign ing of the register Mr John played the organ Mr Cyril sang during reception which was held in lit church basement Following the reception bride and groom left on their honeymoon trip to California On their re turn they will reside in Toronto Insure Today the coop way Enquire at your local coop MMSytaM mi MB If It NIEKN formerly of Hen Holland Quality Custom for and House No KESWICK Alterations Repairs United church was lie scene for the wedding Doris Irene daughter of Mr arid Mrs Pollock to John Francis ion of the late Mr Frank and of Keswick Rev Campbell off The wedding music was play ed by Angus and the soloist was- Mr George Niagara Falls Given marriage by her fa ther bride wore a gown of to imported lace over satin full skirt over crinoline sweeping into a long train Her thro tiered threequarter length veil was caught to a Dutch cap trimmed lily of the The flowers were a bouquet of mums of white and yellow centred by mauve lilies and cascades of Joanna Hill rose buds The brides attendants includ ed maid of honor Miss Marilyn and bridesmaids Miss Ruth Alary Winch Miss Beverley They wore gowns alike In colors of blue pink and daf fodil net over taffeta with em broidered net over taffeta bol eros their hats a small Dutch type to match their gowns The groomsman was John Crate and the ushers wore and Claude Pollock Following the reception at the Royal Simcoe hotel the couple left for a trip to the On their they will live in Keswick i Those entertained for the bride previously to the wedding at showers and luncheons were Mrs Toronto Miss Ruth Mary Winch and Mrs Perry Winch Miss An derson and Mrs Anderson Mrs Roy Pollock and daughters Mrs and Mrs Keswick United church ladies whose committee were Mrs P Winch Miss Ruth Winch Mrs Miss Jean Porter Mrs P Mrs Oboe Peters Mrs Pressor and daugh ters Miss and Mrs Earl Winch junior school teachers The brides father officiated at the marriage Aurora United church of Ann daughter and Mrs to Charles Noble Turner son of Mr and Mrs FA- win Toronto Mr Harris played the wedding music and accompanied Mrs Lorraine Young of who sang Perfect Still as the Night Given In marriage by Dr Richard great uncle of bride of Owen Sound chose gown with a fitted basque of satin outlined it tho heck with gold thread mid finished with net skirt of nylon- not over satin was Insert with pleated had ended In a long train Her fingertip veil if i Hu ston was caught to a hat of da mask satiny edged with seed pearls and carried cream gold roses and Turner and Ilea wcri or attendants gowned in blue nylon riot over satin with matching net jackets and picture hats of dark blue velvet trimmed with contrasting blue net Their nosegays blue and asters James brother of bride was best man ushers wero Kruest Mills brides mother received in tapis crepe gown with blue velvet accessories and of cream and gold mums assisted by the grooms mother in a rosewood gown with match ing accessories and a of roses and mums Mr and Mrs Turner will reside in fc York County Hospital YOUR Our readers write Letters to the editor always hot writers must be know to the editor The Editor The frontpage news these days in dailies weeklies and arm press makes It pretty clear that there is a battle being waged be tween the railways the people who pay the freight rates It is doubtless impulsed by the demands of the railway workers for the odd extra into payenvelopes over the next twelve months likely the competition being offered by other forms of- transport the truckers endless hunger for more and more of haul cream of the freight is in the picture also According to a recent brief presented to the Board Commissioners by the the organized farmers at the national level it Is indicated that all provinces except Ont ario and Quebec are officially op posing the proposed 40000000 freightrate increase as present ly being asked by the railways This latter point reminded me forcibly of a few keen thoughts by your Dairy Farmer column ist way back last spring and which I see shining back at me from my as fol lows- We suspect that there is some thing In this mark up pile worth looking at We further suspect that Ontario farmers have been rather remiss another respect as well And this is freight rates We to remember that when the other provinces kept protesting and op posing the freight province off Ontario never did join the western groups in this action The attitude seemed to be that we were well off and didnt need to be so contrary This particular chicken is now coming home to roost The core of this freightrate battle pivots naturally on the massive export grain tonnage of great prairie fields to the sea This traffic moves and must con tinue to move under the Crows West Pass rates a longterm nat ional policy This reader is not I able to say whether this tonnage profitable to the railways or not What was a rich vein of revenue freight over the past years easily peter out under todays Upsurging take- but why take it out of the already alHrigiprlcey endang erthe national merely to more wages jd railway workers 1 Cahuck The Newmarket Era and Express Oct 3 HoSd i last week Mr Roy Hewlett at tended Lindsay fair last Satur day v- Sir and Mrs Leigh visited Mrs Percy Ed wards at Peterborough over weekend and the fore part of this v The immediate families of Mr and Mrs John Ash gathered for a surprise- party oh Saturday night Sept to honor them on ihe occasion of their wed ding anniversary Best wishes are extended to them for many more such occasions Mr and MrsEd Scott Dun- visited Mr and Wal lace Scott for the weekend and all attended the wedding at Brougham on Saturday On Sunday they all visited Mr and Mrs Thomas Ktrismanat Congratulations are being ex tended to- Mr Harry Smith who celebrated another birthday on Sunday His family was home for a birthday supper Visitors of Mr and Mrs John Ash on Thursday last week were Miss Iva Stiles Mrs Bern ard Davidson and Mrs of Keswick Mr and Mrs Jack Gamble and family motored to Orillia last Friday and visited Mr and Mrs Clayton Baker Mr and Mrs Arthur Jr and Mrs A Brown Mr Ed Climber Orillia visit ed Mr and Mrs Bill Ash and family on Sunday SHARON Held from last week Mr and Mrs Norman Crone and Mr and Mrs Charles Crone visited Lindsay fair and spent the weekend near HuntsvUlc Mr Robert has re turned home from a two weeks visit with his sister and hus band Mr and Mrs Rush SauH Donaldson spent a few days with Mrs Donaldson and boys Sir and Mrs Donald Wood I and children Whitby and Mr and Mrs Don Johnson spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Fred Hall and family Mr Ross Mitchell spent the weekend at Oshawa with his mother PLUMBING and HEATING Deep and shallow 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