Calbick - McEnery  The Fruitland home of the groom's mother, Mrs. Harold Calbrick, was the setting for the marriage of her son, Ross Clark Calbrick, to Evelyn Margurite McEnery, daughter of Mrs McEnery and the late Norman McEnery, of Brampton, when Rev. G. E. Morrow, of Winona United Church, officiated.  White slipper satin, with net and Chantilly lace, fashioned the bride's gown, panels of lace sweeping to form a long train.  D. A. McEnery of Newmarket, gave his niece in marriage.  Anne McGillivary, of Brampton, bridesmaid, was in pink taffeta over blue net, with a veiled flower halo, and Jack Whitefield, of Hamilton, was best man.  Howard Hurst played the wedding music and Mrs. Lillian Hurst sang a song composed by the groom's aunt, Mrs. A. C. Lee, of Fruitland.  The groom's mother was in black velvet with corsage of pink carnations and the bride's mother in a biege ensemble with corsage of sweet peas.  Following a wedding trip the newlyweds are to reside in Brampton.  For travelling the bride and groom wore matching suits of dark brown gabardine, the bride with topcoat of winter white and blue accessories.