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The bride, given in marriage By her father, wore a portrait Bown of antique ivory satin, the High neckline with bias fold giv- fii; on off-the-shoulder effect. he long full skirt flowed into a SAVE Store garden-fresh pro- duce . . . your favorite fruits and vegetables . . . the easy, lasting way . . . In a Deep Freeze Locker Now is Asparagus Time Rent a Locker oday ELSLEY'S FROSTED FOODS LTD. 1214 - Phones - 1215 Howson Byers circular train, while her long veil of tulle illusion was held by a Juliet cap of heirloom lace, She carried a plumage bouquet of calla, lilies. Maid of honor was Mrs, Staf. ford Smythe, who wore a picture BOWN of apple green nylon taf. feta with a matching bonnet ac. cented by a dark green ribbon, She carried a plumage bouquet of yellow spring flowers, John Byers, brother of the BT0OM, was best man, and ushers were Robert Humphries and Rob. ert MacMurdo, brother of the bride, At a reception held at Wymil- wood, Mrs, MacMurdo received In dove grey crepe with pink flowered hat and corsage of pink. carnations. She was assisted by the groom's mother in old gold lace with brown hat and corsage of cream roses. » For the honeymoon to the Unit- ed States by motor, the bride travelled in a navy suit with navy and white accessories, The couple will live in Toronto, HY THE OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL Music Lovers Enjoy Boroditsky Recital By Dorothy Maybee The perfume of Sprays of apple blossoms and the romantic glow. of soft lights at any time win combine to make a perfect set- ting for thinking thoughts and dreaming dreams, In this atmos- phere last Friday evening some 70 music lovers of Oakville were Privileged to listen to a young and talented pianist whose 'per- formance was both brilliant and artistic, The Oakville Arts and Crafts have sponsored several profes- sonal concerts, tickets for which are first made available to mem- bers who support the club and then to all who are interested in attending, numbers, being limited only by the size of the concert room. In addition to stimulating local talent the club policy --in line with that of the Oakville Chamber of Commerce--includes Providing entertainment in Oak- ville of such attraction and good quality that residents will not need to travel to the large cen- tres for satisfaction, Introduced by Mr. Leslie Bott, DRO HOME ECONOMIST add a surprise element to a clothespin bag by filling it with Miss Boroditsky opened her pro- gram with music written by Scar- latti 200 years ago for the tink- ling harpsichord. There was much grace and beauty of form in its flowing measures, Later in the program she played a suite (a series of dances) by a modern Frenchman, Maurice Rav- el, written in the form of another. great Harpsichord composer, Cou- perin. Streamlining the ancient musical design with new. harmon- ies and fascinating delicacy, Revel shows how flexible and sat- isfying is a, creation that has the unifying element of balance. When we hear Schubert we think of song and in his Wander- er Fantasie the piano sang with a haunting loveliness and some- times with grandeur, to. A group of Chopin Etudes came and went Hello E Shower gifts can bring pleasure to all concerned when they bespeak spe- cial thoughtfulness. One way to select a gift which is "just what the bride wanted" is to choose from the common-place necessi- ties we use every day. You can prepared of quick-cooking foods. A flower pot when it dons an apron with garden necessaries (gloves, trow- el, seeds, etc., stuck in the pock- ets). A pair of oven mitts will Form into small balls, dip in egg white, then in chopped nuts.' Make a small dent in the top of each ball. Place in a moderate electric oven of 350 degrees and bake for 5 minutes. Remove from oven, press into dent to make it deeper, using spoon or other blunt utensil, Return to ofen and continue baking for 15 minutes longer. Remove from oven and immediately fill hollows with jam. PINK COCOANUT MACAROONS 2 egg whites, 2-3 cup granu- lated sugar, % tsp. salt, 1 tsp. vanilla, 1-2 cup dates chopped), 1 cup finely shred- ded cocoanut. Beat egg whites until stiff but not dry. Beat in sugar gradual- ly. Add salt, vanilla and red coloring to tint. Fold in chop- ped dates and cocoanut. Drop by teaspoonfuls on to well-greased baking sheet. Bake in a slow oven of 275 degrees until dry on the surface, or from 20 to 30 minutes. To test macaroons, lift one from the sheet with spatula and let stand for a few minutes. If it holds its shape, the entire PSL may be removed from the oven. Remove macaroons from the baking sheet with a spatula while still warm. Page 7 like fascinating butterflies -- shitamering: cascades of caressing music. It takes a virtuoso to. carry off the brilliant works of Liszt and Paganini, and it was in "La Campanella" and "La Chase'. that Miss Boroditsky reached the thrilling point of the evening, Her encores confirmed the fact that she is a pianist with great prom- ise. Mrs. Mendel, at whose Home the concert took place, graciously served refreshments after the pro- gram, and this gave the audience an opportunity to meet the artist as well. The music committee is inter- ested in receiving suggestions for. further undertakings, Eee ee by heating specialist. 41 FRANCES AVE. OIL BURNERS WITH GUARANTEED OIL CONTRACT By a Major Oil Company 'We have a limited number of burners for sale in this 60-cycle phone (reverse charges) for free survey GOULD ELECTRIC AUTOMATIC HEATING CONTRACTORS -- 24-Hour Servide -- Phone MUrray 1095 area. Write or HUMBER BAY MERRY-GO-ROUND 'Annual Camival BRONTE - TRAFALGAR FIRE BRIGADE NO. 1 Saturday, July 17th BRONTE, ONTARIO GRAND DRAW. 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A clothes hemper for a bench and a clothes horse festooned with crepe paper as a trellis makes a good imitative rose arbor. After the presentation of gifts, the gathering of the clan may wish to play cards, enjoy a sing- song, play records, make a bride's book or sew for the bride. This is the time for you to put the finishing touches on the refresh- ments. A fruit salad or a jello Vegetable salad and a cheese tray with accompaniments of rye! crisp, biscuits, cheese sticks and melba toast with small cakes and coffee, are favorites. PERFECTION SALAD 1 pkg. lemon-flavored jelly powder, 13% cups boiling wa- ter, 1-2 teaspoon salt, 1.2 tsp. Worcestershire sauce, 4 tbsps. lemon juice, 1 cup shredded cabbage, 1 pimiento (chop- ped), % cup shredded raw carrots, lettuce, watercress, mayonnaise. Dissolve jelly powder in boil- ing water, or as directed on the package. Add salt, Worcester- shire sauce, lemon juice, and chill until slightly thickened. Add cabbage, pimiento, and carrots. Chill in electric refrigerator until firm. Unmold on lettuce and serve with garnish of watercress and mayonnaise. Yield: 6 serv- ings. QUICK TOMATO, ASPIC. 1 can condensed tomato soup, water, 2 tsps. onion juice, 13; tbsps. granulated gelatine, % cup cold water. Heat tomato soup with an equal amount of water. Add onion juice, Soak gelatine in col water for 5 minutes. Add hot mixture to gelatine and dissolve. Mix thoroughly and pour into oiled or moistened individual moulds or one large mould. Chill in electric refrigerator until set. Yield: 6 servings. SWEDISH PASTRY 1% cup butter, brown sugar, 1 (slightly beaten), 1 cup sift- ed flour, 1 egg white slightly beaten), chopped nuts, rasp- berry jam. Cream butter, add sugar gra- dually, creaming well. Add the slightly beaten egg yolk and blend. Stir in flour and combine, us today! ® Right now is the time to ready your car for summer fun. 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