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Era Em News Of The WI this column must to th office Hoods icht Copy must be written briefly a possible and to and report Other routine ad SMouacements will be printed At the picnic meeting of Kin branch at the home of the presi dent Mrs A on Aug ust it was decided to purch ase a gift for Mrs of St Margaret Shropshire County England who will leave Canada in October for her home follow ing a six months visit Mrs a past president of St Margaret addressed King in June bringing with her a beautiful linen hand em broidered table cloth the gift of her branch to the King organi zation Mrs spoke of the activities of her branch and the warm regard English women have for Canada In appreciation of the bond of friendship established between the local WI and the English Institute it was considered a privilege to bestow on Mrs a tangible expression of esteem and affection Mrs Harold Dean lecturer on designs in craft work at the Royal Museum spoke on design ing to members of branch at a meeting held in WI hall August Using dots lines half circles pyramids etc Mrs Dean showed how simpli fied drawings could constitute conventional designs to be used in weaving leather wood rugs She emphasized personal design ing The branch advanced plans for the annual WI bazaar to be held Saturday Nov in I hall in the afternoon The event will have the popular par cel post table sale of aprons home baking candy toys mis cellaneous possibly a quilt fish pond for kiddies and luncheon October was set as the tentative date for a dance given by the organization Mrs Lawrie Boys Mrs Percy and Mrs C A Black were named a com mittee to arrange the social func tion In response to the roll call what our community needs most very practical hints were promoted activities for young people fixing up the hall and others Mrs Buddin a new comer became a member of the branch Mrs Effie Bath was hostess and Mrs Norman the president conducted the meeting branch meeting was held at the home of Mrs Stephen on Wednesday af ternoon Aug after the busi ness period the program was in the charge of Mrs Kays the president of the branch Those taking part were Mrs Bay croft District President who gave a very interesting paper on Friendship A poem was read by Mrs Russell Ellas Music was by Mrs Roy and Mrs Roy Smith and a piano solo by Mrs Howard Baker a contest was conducted by Mrs N Brown The roll call was answered by both branches with very fine creations of the kitchen utensil hat Prize winners were Mrs Baycroft and Mrs Harold Sleeth A very enjoyable after noon closed with a social time and delicious lunch served by Mrs Grant Morley Mrs Scott Mrs Harold Mrs H C Powell and Mrs Aus tin Richardson a fc ITS A By Caroline Ion Having missed last years Trade Fair we were totally unprepared for the magnificent display at the Mem orial Arena on Saturday night It was excellent -TV- J7 iCiA CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY Mr A Gibson celebrated his birthday on Wednesday Aug 22 He is residing with his sister Mrs Woodruff Pros pect St ACCEPTS POSITION Mr and Mrs Bob formerly of have mov ed to Niagara Falls where Mr has accepted a pos ition as Diesel mechanic for the hydro I J i I J SUMMER WEAR isr feiL Newmarket YOU BROUGHT IN YOUR TREASURE CHEST KEY YET a UP 4A1I hl i i appreciative of the interest shown of home furnishings at the Trade Fair and we hope shown you that you i i 1 IS fetii -a- s i1 Wjft Sai Ti 1 furniture store in Newmarket home furnishings at prices B shown worth seen number town customers compared v S I ftSS- name brand furniture yours AiTVfi Pj I Phone 1 A previously arranged engage ment with Mr Stork had pre vented us from attending the fair in 1950 This year a session of following an oper ation was lengthened by a septic sore throat As the days passed we feared that for a second year we would have to depend on others for reports on this project However we made it on the last evening of the fair It was certainly worthwhile even if our voice sounded Gravel Ger ties and our throat felt as if it was lined with sandpaper by the end of the evening One of the nicest features about such a town undertaking is the opportunity if affords for renewing acquaintances Why we talked with folks we havent seen for months One reason no doubt for the throat causing fur ther troubles Notes were com pared on the childrens progress brief accounts of each familys summer activities were told and of course through the fabric of all conversations ran the thread of praise for the Trade Fair Individual exhibits were prais ed as they appealed to the visit ors Eugene McCaffrey and his committee had some reward for all their work in the congratula tory remarks made about them Judging from the attendance rec ords everyone in the district must have visited the fair at sometime during its successful fourday run We were amazed at the variety of articles exhib ited We were impressed at the remarkably fine shopping facili ties Newmarket has to offer the public When we first stepped onto the floor of the arena we won dered if we hadnt gone by mis take to one of the CNE build ings The local displays were equally as well arranged decorated booths exhib ited a variety of articles which are all available from Newmar ket merchants and businesses The beautiful glads and other flowers entered in the local Hor ticultural Societys show added greatly to our enjoyment of the affair Glads make an impres sive showing with their wide range of color and when there are many hundreds of prize spikes on exhibit it is a sight which no flowerlover can for get For the members of the Horti cultural Society the sponsoring organization it has meant a great deal of work to prepare and pre sent such a show It was after 2 am on Saturday when the last of the exhibits of vegetables and Yes Newmarket has a right flowers were placed None of that work could be started until Friday even ing Then in the morning there was the judging of the exhibits produce such a first class show entirely by local effort The Newmarket Annual Trade Fair has come long way from its modest beginning in That year the Newmarket Horti cultural Society invited a few to exhibit arts crafts and local mer chandise when the Society held its regualr summer glad show The show was held in the market square and the town hall Those behind the idea saw the possibility of reviving a fall fair in Newmarket They were pleas ed with the general response that first year but even the most op timistic could not have foreseen such an expansion within three years There seems little need to I the Trade Fair in detail with the show committee on duty during the remainder of the afternoon and evening Speaking to many of the mer chants and other exhibitors we were pleased to hear how en thusiastically their exhibits had been received Even on Satur day night after four days of fair besides all the hours of planning and preparation which must have proceeded them they were de lighted with the response Later as they went about the weary task of dismantling their dis plays it must have been with a great deal of persona and com munity satisfaction for the com pletion of a very welldone job Newmarket Social News Mr and Mrs were at home with their daughter and son and families at Lake Wilcox on Thursday Aug being the occasion of their wedding anniversary Supperdancing at the Hoy- York hotel Toronto on Sat urday night August were Kay Tom Eleanor Bill Chris and Earl Duffy on the occasion of the birth day Miss Shier nurse-in- training Grace hospital Toron to spent Saturday at home with her parents Mr and Mrs John Shier Mr and Mrs Clarence Winger spent a few days this week with Mr and Mrs William Mrs Howard accom panied by her two children is spending two weeks at her sum mer cottage at Lake Bruce a J Willow- dale spent the weekend with his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Gordon Shropshire Mr and Mrs Kenneth Johns and son Douglas returned to Weston on Monday after spend ing the past week with Mr and Mrs A Johns Mrs Leila and Miss Edith Morton spent last week at Lake St Peter visiting Ottawa on their return trip Miss Vonda Martin spent two weeks at London the guest of and Mrs Albert Hales and family Mr and Mrs were wee guests of Mr and Mrs Norman Kay and Tom lottc were weekend guests at the home of the formers parents Mr and Mrs M lie cent guests of Mr and Mrs Thomas Simpson included Mr and Mrs Herbert and family Mooge Jaw Mr and Mrs Alfred Milwaukee Wis Mr Ira and family Mich and Mr and Mrs John Bruce and family Conn Mr and Mrs Robert Hose Jr have returned to after spending two weeks with their parents Mr and Mrs Rob- Rose Mrs John accom panied by her two children re turned on Sunday from England where she had ripen t the five months visiting relatives Mr and J W j Robert and Richard Port Credit spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs James lionets Master Michael Tor onto is spending week with Mr and Mrs William and family Mr Urn Hilt Main St re turned on Monday from a de lightful motor trip to the East Coast returning through the Berkshire and moun tain Miss Patricia Duncan who spent the summer in is visiting her sister Mrs Andrew Mr and Mrs Jack and family Toronto were Sun day guests of Miss Brown Mr and Mrs Bob spent the weekend at the home of Mr parents Mr and Mrs Bert Mr and Mrs Bert and Mr and Mrs Harold Gordon spent Sunday in Hamilton visit ing Mr and Mrs Johnnie Camp bell Mr and Mrs Ted Manning and family of London spent Sat urday with their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Anson Comer Mr and Mrs Arnold Pefferlaw spent the weekend as guests of Mi and Mrs Geo Rud dock Mr and Mrs Huntley St spent the weekend in Stamford and Buffalo where they visited their son and daugh terinlaw Mr and Mrs Gordon Huntley Miss Judith spent a weeks holiday with her grand parents and returned on August to Toronto Rev A Bailey and Mrs Bailey Mary and David and Mr and Mrs Harold Hilton Paul and Joy are spending this week at their uncles cottage at Alcona Beach TWIN SONS HONORED AT GRANDMAS HOME A shower was held in honor of Donald and Ronald twin sons of Mr and Mrs Donald Stephens Newmarket who were born on July III The party was held at the home of their grandmother Mrs Norman on Wed nesday Aug Their mother received the many lovely gifts on their behalf Joan and Joyce twin daughters of Mr and Mrs were cos tumed us storks and presented the gifts to Mrs Stephens Also there was a blue cake topped with twin figurines About were present for the shower and following the open ing of the gifts a social evening was enjoyed CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY Rev A and Mrs Bailey Mary and David spent last week with Mr and Mrs Wilfred On Mon day they motored to Toronto to spend the evening with their son Gordon and family Mrs was taken completely by surprise to find her family there to cele brate her birthday A lovely supper was served on the lawn Those present were Mr and Mrs Cumber Mr and Mrs Har old Hilton Paul and Joy New market Mr and Mrs Wilbur viss and his uncle Mr If J Toronto CANADIAN NATIONAL EXHIBITION Of ONI POUND of nun COFFEE WILL YOU 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