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Miss Florence Edythe Thompâ€" son made a pretty brige in her floor length bouffant lace gown of, white as she came down the aisle on the arm of her father. The lace of the bodice formed q squared, scalloped neckline and the long sheath sleeves . were pointed over the wrists. â€" Her fingertip veil was caught to her head by a jewelled circlet and she carried a white orchid surâ€" rounded by red roses and stephâ€" »anotis blossoms. The setting for the afternoon ceremony was Woodbridge Unitâ€" ed Church and Reverend W. Morris was officiating clergyâ€" man. Mrs. A. E. Kearney played the wedding music. Woodbridgeâ€"Weston couple to live in Bramalea Mcintosh â€" Thompson Wedding: The bride‘s parents are Mr. and Mrs, Leslie Thompson, of Woodbridge, and the groom, Mr. Kenneth Grieve Mclntosh, is the Honeymoon in North Pat Collins and Frank Lloyd wed last month Miss Patricia (Pat) Jean Irene Collins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Collins, of Weston, and Mr. Francis (Frank) Lawâ€" rence Lloyd, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Lloyd, of Toronto, took their wedding yows in a pretty evenâ€" ing ceremony last month. Westâ€" minster United Church, Weston, was decorated in allâ€"white flowâ€" ers, gladioli and chrysanthemums, making a lovely _ background. Reverend J. S, Mackenzie read the vows and Mr. George Bant played the wedding music, also accompanying Miss _ Marlene Bagegs, soloist, who sang "The Lord‘s _ Prayer" and "Through the Years‘.. _ Given in marriage *by â€" her father, the bride wore a dramatic gown of silk organza and lace over satin, styled with scallopâ€" ed neckline outlined with pearls and _ irredescent â€" sequins. â€" Her bouffant _ veil _ was _ fingertip length and caught to her head in a crown of seed pearls and rhinestones. _ The bridal bouâ€" quet was of red roses and baby white â€" chrysanthemums. Mrs. V. Marsh attended . as matronâ€"ofâ€"honor, bridesmaid was Miss Marie Mackinnon, and a cousin of the bride was flower girlâ€"Miss Susie Collins. Mrs. Marsh and Miss Macfln%%re in sheath style dresses, forest green peauâ€"deâ€"soie. with matchâ€" ing silk organza overswirts and matching _ shoes. They _ wore ostrich feathers in their hair and . soft beige veiling. Their "CHARADES", a creamy beige dress of Terylene jersey contrast in beige satin piping on neckline, sleeves and waistline was designâ€" ed by Marie Antoinette of Monâ€" treal. Early autumn and winter‘s brilliant hues in our wardrobe can be interspersed with these pastels that are always so popuâ€" lar both here and for Southern travel later on. During the past few weeks we have had clients come in to tell us that in spite of the shipping strike: in England, they enjoyed their trip very much. Many people enjoy the leisurely crossing by ship and gonsider it an important part of their vacation. The friendly atmosphere, the sea air and the good food have an appeal for all travellers and seaâ€" sgickness is a thing of the past. Bookings for next June, July and August are already heavy, so whether you plan a visit overseas by ship next summer, or one way by ship and one way )éy air â€" call YORK TRAVEL BUREAU and let us arrange the details now. . It is always better to book early and avoid disappointment and the 1961 sailing dates are available now York Travel Bureau 1043 WESTON ROAD RO 61777 TRAVEL TOPIGS pon of Mr. and Mys. Alexander Mintosh of Weston. iss Anthea M&osh attendâ€" @d as maid of hongyr in yellow frqfi( and turq&e flowers. Brigesmaid, Mrs. T. Priest, was in turquoise with yellow flowers. _ Groomsman was Mr. Alfred Cadger and Mr. Clayton Thompâ€" ‘bon and Mr. Douglas Davis were ushers. At the wedding reception afterâ€" wards in the Orange Hall, Woodâ€" bridge, the bride‘s mother reâ€" ceived her guests in a lilac dress accessoried in white and the groom‘s mother assisted her in green with matching accessories, The bride‘s “goillg:away” outfit was a lilac ensemble, two piece. with beige accessories. . The newlyweds are living on Alderberry Crescent, in Bramaâ€" lea, Ontario. flowers were yellow roses and bronze chrysanthemums in semiâ€" cascades. Flowergirl‘s frock was uf pale yellow nylon over matchâ€" ing taffeta and her headpiece was of white and yellow flowers. She carried a matching nosegay. Mr. William E. Lloyd attendâ€" ed his brother as groomsman and ushers were Victor Brothersâ€" ton and a brother of the bride, Mr. Jim Collins. Mrs. _ Collins, _ the _ bride‘s inother, received her guests at the Rexway Restaurant, afterâ€" wards in a royal blue ensemble and matching hat. Her corsage was pink roses and white carâ€" nations. Mrs. Lloyd chose for her son‘s wedding a deep mauve ensemble, matching hat and acâ€" cessoried in black. Her corsage was yellow roses and pink carâ€" nations. The bride‘s travelling suit was of wool in a royal blue shade and with it she wore matching glaves and hat. A corsage of pink roses completed her "goingâ€" away‘ outfit. After a weddng trip to Onâ€" tario‘s north country, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd will live in East York. Reverend R. J. Boggs officiatâ€" ed at a pretty early autumn wedding when Miss Noreen Jane Amos and Mr. Robert William Burgess were united in marâ€" riage. Weston Presbyterian Church was decorated in autumn colors and organist Mrs. H. O. Dixon played the wedding music. Soloist was Mr. Guillam Evans. Coming in on the arm of her father, the bride wore a fullâ€" length gown of Dresden white delustered satin and _ Alencon lace, iced with pearls. The bodâ€" ice was styled on long torso lines, appliqued with lace, circlet neckline sculptured _ with . lace motifs and sleeves were long pointed sheaths. The bouffant skirt, of satin, featured pouffs about the hipline, caught with lace medallions above the chapel SAVE 50# By Using This Coupon Other Stores In This Area: CRANG PLAZAâ€"38 Mattson Road WESTDALE PLAZAâ€"2741 Weston Rd. (at Blondin) REXDALE PLAZAâ€"1123 Islingion Ave. N. KEELEâ€"WILSON PLAZAâ€"1080 Wilson Ave. 4+ â€"â€" DISCOV ER j s /:/’_‘_};? the many advantages IT‘S NEW...Feel Dry ~G@*X__When Itf‘s TEEMING RAIN! train, She carried a semiâ€"cascade bouquet of yellow and bronze sweetheart <roses and stephanâ€" otis _ blossoms. Her fingertip veil was caught by a pearlâ€" encrusted crown. Miss Audrey Amos was maid of honor for her sister and Mys. Brian Milke, another sister, and Miss Jean Mullen were bridesâ€" maids. They were gowned alike in avocado green organza dresses, bouffant style with matching MR. AND MRS. KENNETH GRIEVE MeINTOSH were married in Woodbridge United Church in a pretty autumn wedding. Revâ€" erend W. Morris officiated. The former Florence Edythe Thompâ€" son, Mrs. Mclntosh is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Thompâ€" son, of Woodbridge, and her husband‘s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Melntosh of Weston, Ontario. 1 Power Pile Brushing 2 Vacuum Suction 3 Absorbent Powder Treatment Member National Institute of Rug Cleaning KARPETâ€"KARE â€" USES FIVE IMPORTANT STEPS: Road YOUR TOP COAT ... RAIN COAT ... ‘eston Rd. (at Blondin) CHILD‘S SNOW SUIT ... gion Ave. N. HUN:IDNG OUTFITS ... y Garment you want to stay dry in 0 Wilson Ave. wet . THE ABOVE PRICE D M 10 Fast Sérvice Plants throu PARAMOUNT SERVICE AREFA SERVED: REPELLO causes garments to shed water like a duck‘s feathers! You keep comfortably dry . . . ward off a case or two or sniffles, when you have your outer garments . . . or hunting outfits . . . waterâ€"proofed with REPELLO at any PARAâ€" MOUNT CLEANERS. Only PARAMOUNT have the new REPELLO process in Metro Toronto . .. ‘uccessories. They carried semiâ€" |castade bouquets of yellow and ‘bronze miniature poms. The bride‘s parents are Mr. and Mrs. James Walter Amos, of Weston, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Joseph Burgess, also of Weston. On her honeymoon trip by car through the eastern States Mrs. Burgess â€" wore a beige Italian knit suit accesoried â€" in brown and corsage of bronze poms. 4 Karpetâ€"Kare Detergent 5 Removing Stubborn Spots Metropolitan _ Toronto; EAST as far as Ajax, Agincourt; NORTH, Richmond Hill; WEST, Oakville, Malton. 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