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_ SINGLETONâ€"BAXTER Orange sets off Islington wedding Wellington United Church was the setting for the marriage on Saturday, September 9, 1967, of Jane, daughter of Mr. sand Mrs. William Singleton, Wellington, to Richard Baxter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Baxter ofâ€" Islington. â€"â€"Standards of white and yellow gladioli and ferns decorated the church. Rev. N. Truax officiated at the ceremony and Mrs. J. Mcâ€" Neill played traditional music. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a fullâ€" length gown of white shantung with sealloped lace bodice and sleeves with matching train, a tiars headdress and shoulderâ€" length veil. She carried a bouquet of yellow baby roses. Mrs. Sharon Palmer of Toronto, friend of bride, was matron of honor. Miss Bev Baxter of Washâ€" ington, D.C., sister of the groom, and Miss Lynne Brew of Toronto, cousin of the bride, were bridesâ€" maids. All were attired in yellow shantung, full â€" length, sleeveless gowns with headdresses of shasta SLEIGHâ€"ANDREWS SINGLETONâ€"BAXTER duisies. They carried bouquets of yellow centred shasta daisies. . _ P0 0t aain sc a w John Stacey of Toronto, friend of the groom, was groomsman. Ushers were Jeff{ Singie.s, brother of the bride and John Baxter, brother of the groom. A reception was held at the Wellington â€" Legion~ Hall. The bride‘s mother wore a longâ€" sleeved, beige lace dress, orange colored accessories and corsage of orange tinted carnations. The groom‘s mother chose a . twoâ€" piece ensemble of turquoise lace with matching accessories and a corsage of pink carnations. For a trip to Quebec, the bride wore a brown and orange knit outfit with matching accessories. The couple will reside in Edâ€" monton where the groom will take a M.A. course at the Univerâ€" sity of Alberta. Out of town guests were from Toronto, Hamilton, Barrie, Brockâ€" ville, Washington, D.C., San Francisco, Montreal, Belleville, Ottawa, Oakville. A second mine rescue station will be built in the Sudbury mining division because of rapid expansion in the area, the Onâ€" tario Department of Mines said. The station, in the Onapingâ€" Levack community, will suppleâ€" ment an installation at the Frood Mine of International Nickel Co. of Canada Ltd. A mine rescue station is a depot for storage of rescue equipment and a training opntre for rescue workers. _____ A fieâ€"day strike by 1400 Montreal truck drivers ended yesterday.â€"when the men voted to accept an offer from their comâ€" panies of an hourly increase of 80 cents.over two years, and a shortened work week. The men are members of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters. TRUCK STRIKE ENDS NEW MINE Fifty years of wedded bliss were marked last week by Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Green of Dartâ€" mouth Crescent, Mimico. Over 150 friends and relatives gathered at Lakeshore Argna in New Toronto to honor the happy couple. Among those there were Mrs. Green‘s bridesmaid, Mis. Alice Davies. _ > Helping Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Green, Dartmouth, Crescent, Mimico, celebrate their Golden wedding anniversary at the Melody room of the Lions arena Sunday 150 gather to honor â€" couple‘s golden wedding Fifty golden years party near Hamilton, They were married three years later and came to live in Mimico in 1918. Mr. Green was a well known CNR â€"engineer | retiving â€" seven years ago. was )ll's.-Alice Davis, who attended Mrs. Green as bridesmaid during her wedding more than 50 years ago. Melanie and Bradley Green. Sandwiches and small cakes were served to the guests. Pourâ€" ing tea in the afternoon were Mrs. Arnetta Shellington, Mrs. William Brotherston, Mrs. Ethel Eatén and Mrs. Pearl Brydon. TREAT YOUR FAMILY TO A WONDERFUL FLOOR OF . /@ _ _ VINYL ASBESTOS FLOOR TILE ¢m;|o or business, etc. PER SQUARE YARD REGULAR $7.75 SQUARE YARD For a limited time only â€" Phone orders will be accepted. YES,â€"we can install it for you in any room in your home, Sounds ‘""’-v-“;'," is . . . we have only 19 open dates _l,fl hv installations that we can quarantee for Christmas . . . AND IN THAT TIME WE_WILL INSTALL OVvER 150 FLOORS OF e Amtico Viny! LESS THAN ONE MONTH ‘TIL CHRISTMAS 7 Sparkling Colors While they last MAMZH 7 _ @~*% FAD CMBRISTMAT L ~â€"*14 ,@ (RZV E 6¢ ea. â€"=___ _ o Orite Carpet e Armstrong Corlon AND MANY OTHER FINE FLOORS _FOR FREE ESTIMATES Coll or Visit Our Showrcom Today! FOR CHRISTMAS One Of Our Happy Customer WE HOPE $0! . .. at $6.50 AT A SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS PETCH‘S PREâ€"XMAS SPECIAL . Will You Be " x 9" x Heavy Gauge TRANSLUCENT VINYL TILE While They Last 20¢c ea. Reg. 49c Each VARIOUS SIZED SHEETS FROM OUR STOCK. COME IN AND LOOK AROUND. . DON‘T MISS THIS GREAT SALE! CENTENNIAL | SALE E A& n 50O Reg. 75¢ $q. Ft .» Thursday, November 9, 1967 â€" FORMICA and â€" ARBORITE SPECIALS PETCH TILES TRANSLUCENT VINYL TLE While They Last 45¢ ea. Reg. 75¢ Each 12" x 12" $Q. FT.