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Newmarket Era and Express, 19 Jul 1951, p. 8

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1 I SEE WHAT a- J Aa J a l WILL BUY AT THE Jack Jill I Broken of sizes in cottons overalls Batcher Boy overall set boys swim trunks sun suits Opposite Post Office Newmarket Phone To Show At Red Barn r w i A- av ONI POULTRY k A GROCERIES a Y iiiR s spare lor the winter It might be a hard one Fill a y they will be garden fresh the round Ask for oar sheet of Z SAVING Meat is expensive but we can show you a big saving when asiog wholesale cuts for locker storage We welcome your presence when meat is being processed Louise daughter of Mr and Mrs A E Kelley King will become the bride of Ernest F Wilson son of Mr and Mrs Wilson at All Saints church King on July 28 Aurora Social News rt ft Ate JIM Prop r li l i ff- Li il i JVJtt a Womens Grs SWIM SUITS Harry dean of the Aurora Lawn Bowling club re ceived many congratulations on July the occasion of his birthday Mr and Mrs Ralph Tucker and their two children David and Helena are leaving this week for the United States on a nearly three weeks vacation via Ver mont and New Hampshire going as far as Washington and Atlan tic City They will visit in Dover and on Long Island where Mr Tucker has a cousin and in Phil adelphia where he has a sister Their return route will be through the moun tains Mr Philip Harrison eldest son of Mr and Mrs Ben Harrison has been moved to a permanent position with the at Grimsby Younger son of Mr and Mrs Ben Harrison Frank Aurora high school pupil is spending the summer months at Edmonton with an oildrilling company Mr and Mrs Chas are on a visit to their daughter and soninlaw in Western Canada Next week is the big week for the Red Barn Theatre in Jack sons Point for next week July will be the week of BORN YESTERDAY the out standing Garson Kanin Broad way and Hollywood hit show Under the direction of Amelia Hall who presented the highly successful Charleys Aunt BORN YESTERDAY will feat ure two guest stars brought to the Red Barn especially for the show American actress Dolores Dawson from Philadelphia wilt play the role of Billy Dawn the young chorus girt who rose to high society with somewhat of a repercussion Henry Gamer outstanding Montreal actor will play the role of Harry Brock the junkczar who became a and tried to buy Washing ton A full cast will appear in this smart New York comedy head ed by Derek Ralston as the young reporter Silvio as Eddy and Paterson as the lawyer who handled Harry Brocks dirty work BORN YESTERDAY is an out standing and smart play set in the lush apartment house in Washington where Harry Brock has taken nest while he tries to buy senators Dawn Har rys companion has all that she wants in life two mink coats for example but site needs Jo be smoothed out in or der to meet high society So a tutor is engaged and when the tutor turns out to be young and virile complications set in O f d for the full week BORN YESTERDAY should be one of the most exciting of the summer seasons shows at THE RED BARN Until Saturday of this week Leslie Howards ELIZABETH SLEEPS OUT will be the show that audiences will be laughing at Amelia Hall and Derek Ral ston take leads in a story of four old maids who balked at mar is HOME AGAIN P Robinson returned home on Friday after undergoing an operation at York County hospital on July Mr Robin son is getting along fine the current Jacksons Point sea son ELIZABETH SLEEPS OCT Now Playing at Red Barn Certainly Elizabeth Sleeps Out wasnt as funny as Charleys Aunt but nevertheless it had its high points This play which was written by Leslie Howard deals with four spinsters who lived amid Victorian tradition in the Murray Hill district of New- York city The sets were better than usual and Barbara deserves a pat on the back for them They were authentic and just about as homelike as you would expect four old spinsters to have them Unfortunately the role of Eliz abeth didnt show the acting ability of Miss Amelia Halt to the best It wasnt her fault however it was just that Miss Hall didnt really have to act to play her role It is al so a pity that some of the ones who needed to act couldnt Joan Watts who played the part of Amelia tried to cover up the fact that she couldnt get emo tion in her voice by practically shouting- On the other hand we have Derek Ralston who played a convincing drunk Ev ery time he opened his mouth the audience roared Mrs Cass and Daphne Gold- rick were very good They re minded this reviewer of his own maiden aunts right down to the last detail I might add that neither one of them overplayed their parts which is more than could be said for who was cast as the butler Vane Mr Paterson who was excellent in Life With Father was a little bit too frisky for the part Mr Silvio directed this comedy He did a fairly good job hut at times the play dragged Maybe next time it will be more lively For opening night there was RED RIPE TOMATOES r DAILY ATTRACTIVELY E D SMITHS GRAPE JUICE EVAPORATED MILK i GOLD MEDAL SAtTID until a black sheep fa very poor crowd but most of came along I the audience appreciated this at- YESTERDAY will be tempt which was on the whole the fourth and midway show of quite good 1U fe at Morrisons U zM discount El Mr MAIN ST NEWMARKET m PASS MUSIC EXAMS The following pupils of Mrs J Cane were successful in passing recent Royal Conserva tory of Music examinations SINGING GRADE Marion Gibson Honors GRADE Margaret Pass GRADE David Honors PiANO GRADES Beverly Morton GRADE Martha GRADE GRADE Keith Profit Mary Lou Robert Fines Harriet Swindell GRADE 3 Jean Harmon Marilyn Perks GRADE John Hodge Orline Donna Lepard Bryan Elizabeth Diane Coring Barry Buckler Paul Terry Hilt GRADE Catherine Gibson THEORY GRADE 1 Beverly Morton 1st Class Honors PLANS THREE ENTRIES Plans arc now completed to have Aurora represented in three series in the reports Recrea tion Director Tom Dickson Aurora entries are for mid get bantam and pec- wee Players of midget age in Newmarket interested in a tryout with Aurora arc ask ed to get In touch with either Tom Dickson or assistant recreation director Dill Mun- Newmarket Sutton Gals Tie Wide Open Game There was a summer sale of rims basehits and errors at the park Tuesday Newmarket Pinups and Sutton waged a ten all Lake Junior Ladies League battle The scorer spoiled runs hits and nine errors The Pin ups took an early option on the game They shifted into a third innings lead on the late ar riving The Newmarket lead held up at until the fifth Then a full crop of errors plus three tantalizing Texas leaguers by Mary Dot and Betty Cook for four runs gave Sutton a edge That put the gals on the jolly old spot haven for thu fourth and CiUo1 burton who pitched the last playoff spot in the t winner hands down except for VEGETABLE SODAS MONARCH BEADY MIX A REFRESHING SUMMER DRINK assorted flavours GLOVER VALLEY LINK CREESE SWIFTS RED ORANGE PEKOE TEA imuSSTi SWEET PICKLES mixed CLUB HOUSE OLIVES BAXTER PORK a BEANS PURITY FLOUR for all your baking MEAT SPREADS MARGARINE regular t OX TINS TIN 1 OX TIN 2 7iOZ or CHOCOLAtl TIN PREMIUM PIMENTO GOLDEN BROWN MB CARTON OX MR I ICE BOX MR TIN 2 Protest Late Start In Belhaven Win Hares Keswick ladies had to give ground Thursday in their battle with Hot Bel- j v Honors Honors Pass Pass I Honors Honors Ionors Honors Honors Honors Pass Pass Pass Honors Junior Ladies League snapped up a second innings lead with a threerun first and a fouriun second and held on to win a decision The game was finished in semi- darkness because of the late ar rival of the team The game started at and is under protest Both teams collected seven hits Ruth Peters with three and Bar bara Foster with two including a fourbaser provided the big time slugging for Keswick Jo- j two hit gals were Carol and Quimi Barb with each lopped the Bel- haven hit list Grace Stiles won the pitching decision over Barb Foster and Kay Peters The lat ter took over in the second to limit to two runs SALAD j-r- Li i A mm- i rarj a K jj open the sixth to make it 109 Barb Watt the seventh away with a gametying four continued its rally the sacks singled only go out stealing pinch- hitting Wood house and Carol Burton drew successive singles but couldnt produce the game winning run The Pinups assault was led by Barbara Watt with three Burton ire and Isobet Rogers Wood- house Jeanne Joan Robinson and Marilyn Lee drove out one hit apiece Dorothy Suttons left first saeker added the oomph lo the visitors bat dis play with four well tugged ef forts Belly Cook pitched for Sutton l ies if I j -1- I v I 1 1 sa ii I it JACKPOT GAME 7 WORK five Postponements Caused By Bain The town league teams ran into their fourth postponement Wednesday as the Sports Cycle Town Atomics and Monday their fifth Sports Cycle Bell Telephone clashes ran into ano ther pair of wet Playing dales for the post poned games reports league sec retary Harold are as follows July Atomics vs Spe cialty at Aug- Boll Tele phone vs Sports Cycle at Aug Bell Telephone vs Town Atomics at Aug Sports Cycle vs Town Atomics at Aug Sports Cycle vs Bell Telephone at Hoffman Break Tie In A smashing sixrun rally in the last of the fifth that a all enabled Aurora to come m from Brampton Tuesday with an pecwee baseball exhibition game win Bill Jans and Pete Hart shared the Aurora mound duties Hart sparked the Aurora tolling with a pair of triples Hugh Hammond in the Aurora outfield featured with a pair of running catches and Paul Bab cock came up with a nice re ceiving chore CEREAL 9M OLD CAVE OLD CHEESE T1LBEST QUICK MIX C MONARCH MARGARINE HEINZ KETCHUP JAM KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP UP SWEET KIPPERED SNACKS AYLMER FANCY CORN SOVEREIGN SALMON AYLMER SOUP SOCIETY DOf MM CHAN SPEED COAT WAX KLEENEX AOOIO ftctlN STYLE GOLOEH CAtAM 2 2 RIO 2 2 DAG TINS ML JAR JAR JAR TINS TINS liLB TIM TINS TIN 16c 51c 24 29 43 32 36 15 36c 32c 36 38c 26 44 19 29c 43 21 29c So Good Youll Wane FRESHLY GROUND PRIDE of ARAIA COFFEE LB BEST COFFEE VALUE TWO CUP COFFEE 92c COTTAGE BRAND L06LAWS WHITE WHOLE WHEAT CRACKED WHEAT LOAF SLICED 13 14 HANKY or CHUBBY 59c SUPPLIES CRYSTALS 2 15o RED RUBBER JAR RINGS MASON RINGS a DISCS ZINC RINGS ft- EL OX BTL DOZEN f f raun MASON J il37 CANAOIAM MEDIUM DOZEN 23c 25c 38c 18c Mi LIFEBUOY SOAP 3 29c SURF Wo STAR BRAND tin 14c I I BEAUTY SOAP GIANT CAKE CONCENTRATED SUPER SUDS GIANT MARVIUOUI CONCINTRATlb i THREE PIG WIAW AEb m SMALL LINK vfii mm g SLICED SPECIAL PICKLE PIMEtfTO LOAF SflDSAtE LB SPECIAL CHOICE 4J j L PREMIUM COOKED MB CELLO PUG- j-

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