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ORONO WEEKLY TIMES,, THURSDAIY,, UNE l5th, 1967 emonyto -Wayne, -atcher Foâter, son of Mr. aad Mrs. W. H. Foster -al of KtndËl,'by-Rev. R. C. White. 'Mms. D. Sutch, sister, of the bride was matron of honour. Miss Margaret Ana Thompson and; Miss Bonnie Geach were bridesmaids. Littlo Kim Suteht, neice of the bride was flower girl. Mr. Jack * Fonik offiiciated as best man while Mr' Tom Foster was usher. A beautiful solo was suag b>' Mrs. J. Fonk, sister of the groom, ,accompaaied at tho consol by Miss Anne Foster. The reception was -held in the church school and was provided by the United Churcit There will be a bako, sale at NewtonvilIle ýputon b>' the ladies ,Df Kondal, Shiloh and- Newton- ville to rai5oe-inwny for decorat- breat Ontario ÂAdventure Vacations h V Ntre Dame die I Esperance at Moosonce The Trail to .Aretie Tidewaters On an Arctic Tidewater Adven- ture Vacation, to Moosonee and Moose Factory Island,' you'lI rub- shoulders with Indians, Eskimos, traders and prospectors from a thousand mi1eý around ]4ludson Bnay. At Ontario's last -froatier, you'li taste the flavour of a pioneer past and sense the prospect of a nation's great future. On your way from North Bay bt Cochrae-departure point for -the fabled Polar Bear Express -you can swim, fish and boat in Ontario's most beautiful tree- fringed lakes, visit world-famou.s £oid mines and gigantie -Wood-pulp milis, scratch hope- Sully among Cobalt's abandoned silver workings. Comfortable ,accommodation and well-serviced campsites are niways near, along smooth, easily-travelled highways. An Arctic Tidewater Adventure Vacation will thriil your, famil>' to their very bones. Would you like to hlave more informa- tion? Just mail the coupon, today. ------------------------------ Province of Ontario, Department ofTrourismn & Information, Parlijament Buildings, Room 879 IToronto 2. 1Please send me details about an OArctic Tjdewater Adventure Vacation. oName *Addrs ÏCity Zone Pros'. Ontario ,Department of Tourism &Information I---------.... . ....... Church Service will1 be heW, ila Kendai Park June l8th at 2.30 p.m. A union choir, directed by Mrs. R. Morton iii sing. Tite Orono Bn-d will be la, atendanee Rev. B. Lonig. Rev. Dewdnev and Rev. R. C. Whif e will officiate. See you there. .taugnter. A short but very inte'-esting .rnd peppy program follow',d: Mary BRn7t,'a .;7 -. accompnaied b>' Daisy McKenzie on the piano, played several aum-' Elaine *Mercer 'saug several E- -___ BEST BUY! - Save 12c! - SWIFT'S PRE LNC MA BEST BUY! - Save 12c! - SWIFT'S - Beef - Irish - lieat Bail - FEOZEN FOODS - Eeg. 2 for 63c!-Swift's Fremium Beef - Chicken - Turkey MEAT PIES' 4 for 89c Reg. 57!-Cari-ition 2-lb. bag FRENkýCH FRIES 49c SAVE 23c! WHTILE THEY LAST OUTSTANDING VALUE DRESDEN DESIGN JACQUARD, BATH TOWELS by Lady Gait Decip MTnured Tumbied Terry 22x42 Pinik, Biue, Yellow, Green pair jwith $5.00 de Sungpun or Frontenac ICE CREAM1 4 pt. bricks $1 Reg. 29c! - Red & White DO0N UT S 4 doc. 89c ~ WHERE FRIENDLY 12-oz. Tins 47 C 24-oz. Tins k 47c SAVE Sc 1 SWIMTS PREMIUM BEEF or IRISH STEWS 1i15-ox. 3 fo r$ SAVE 32c 1 MI. 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CORNISH'S RED AND WHITI, ORONO, ONTARIO. -a Pl S. în & Son' 983-5144 RADIO REPAIE TOWER INSTALLATION STON EMA SONS Reinhard Schreiber Orono, 983-56Uh Willi Schmahl - Orono, 983-56 Specialisti in Fireplaces nvmorous dresýses ý-,ver 100 years ~sngs, accompaniying herseif on Oshawa a doiley; and Mrs. E. K n lNe sher guitar. I Smith, >Port Hor>p a beautifully Ke d l14 w Ib 62 E!rtîs JoBarlow v lyacted as judge. ;WilaMCuly comaiddecorated angel a- Congratulatione to our Clarke n teTf.O-Hal, praeof Fay Aclas, de t ,,,,,e-' ,onil for ereoting 0uch attract- i~î - rteres-ting and all were ueauu- >' - ihtd ealai ganes ofbingo e- Ieighty Past NbeGadiewrtu.T'ntgv ence wîth several -WeçJtern nLtm- plýayed and cnjoyed. The oldest 'e Centennial Signs at oach ,hm-sreNoblfftsuýer'andsenter- fui.Te prîzes were ntgvn 40 brs. Seo ntemmesi rs t. I can just pietir a touristsrvdabfe perndntr the most authentie costume but itrnth mebsiprs4t amil>' Ëpotting the anme "Crook- tained b>' Club 62, Orono. were picked b>' the judge as she Tickets had -been soici on a was Mrs. Idella Spencer, 59 years. iCreek". "How interesting, let There were sisters presert from saw fit. da n ieluk inr ee: ji en it n fSse ls stop and su-e if there îs Bowmanville, Port Hop,( ~ na Winnrs were Mns. ?'Tqri)Rut Mitchell, Bowmanville, a Çniue pae6 crooked creek", t1iey remei'k Pr er niSofvle.AluM omnii; M s usie csin Mr9. Gordon Bunker,(otne ae6 %ien they explore the crooked were asked to come dressed in Levitt, Bowmanville and Miss Ana reek and tell their friea!ds about Centenniai costume, about 60 com- lit, Ofýhawa. Mrs. Ruby Beer, _______________ he strange places the>' visited plied. One sister from Bowman-.Port Perry, took the only prize !i IF YOU NEED A ,p la Canada.vilwrehebeufuwdin her elnss;, she was dressed aE. a N MASONRY JOB TO BE A ver>' pretty wedding took, gown of 1910 Aiu4o there were flapper of the 20'. DONE CALL - ace in Kendai United Chur' ________-_________ After the parade of o&d time.T V atsray alnon June Crl age o':lnig tite parsonage. This wili be then modern, n group drer4sed in, S E R V I C E Oxford id Mrq. Raiph Geach was United Fridiay afternoon, June 23rd. mini skirts put on a short aet, àmarriage la a double ring cer- _Sunday the Clarke. Centennial Whiçh certaii> caused much II Ja ia BRICKLAYERS lui