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A S53 ONTARIO The By Isabel Inglis Colvill VICARIOUS IMPRESSIONS IBBQNS LONG INC AND CARTAGE fc iirnifure Storage NE NEWMARKET V 7- Contractor Tanks Tumped Cleaned and Repaired Service yC Hill Phone fc JOHN E cess but fairy godmother or someone equally potent always arrived in the nick of time and delivered the afflicted one fol lowing which they lived happy ever after Not often in real life are people privileged to see a fairy tale come true but in our time it has happened The fairy godmother of un foreseen events has elevated the lovely Princess Elizabeth to the steps of a throne and the wicked witch of war who banished handsome Prince Philip from his homeland in childhood has given him a hew homeland and a unique place in the heart of the Commonwealth feel cheated that I did not far myself see these fairytale characters in the flesh but the I evil witch of circumstances her wand and laughed at my and put three obstacles in the way Had I been a charac ter in a fairy tale I could with out any appreciable effort have overcome them Being a very ordinary individual I could not little elves appeared to put new and dependable tires on the ear no fairy made me immune to the effects of a cold serum which the doctor said worked I wonder how many of you who read this column got their first impression of princes and princesses as I did from reading the fairy talcs of the brothers Griipm and Hans Andersen There was always a wicked rived Irene ost her gloves and witch who worked her evil they also lost the lunch they magic on either prince or never knew when or where On the other corner Gladys her nine nearly froze to The wind blew and they shivered and shook but there they were and there they had to stay which was all right for they wouldnt have left even if they could It was like Bannock- burn where Bruce said Let lis do or die They were there to see regardless of all the ills that travel in the wake of freezing Hour after hour passed the darkness came down and the wind grew more but did anyone give in No Cana dians are made of sterner stuff than thatrcven if a certain Am erican senator said we are poor hangerson of the US and at last were rewarded and no one who saw Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip were disap pointed For once what they saw was exactly what they came to see the lovely young woman who will one day be Queen of Can ada and the exceedingly hand some man who will be her strength and stay It is beauti ful to sec such a union in this world of family upheavals and unhappy homes look to the Crown as a symbol of what the m First School Fun Fair Hailed Grand Success CIVIC OFFICIALS TELL CLUB OF ACTIVITIES The theme of this months meeting of the Newmarket Busi ness and Professional Womens club was Municipal Night The monthly dinner meeting was held at the King George hotel Monday Oct 15 with the presi dent presiding There was a good attendance including two The club welcomed one hew member The head table was decorated beautifully with pink arid white snapdragons and roses which Mrs Wilfred Oliver won at a draw held at the close of the evening The guest speakers Mrs jgan arriving about halfhour be Mrs J Edwards the time for the Fun Fair and Mayor Joseph Vale were to begin and by only a introduced by Mrs Alex short quarter of an hour After the doors were opened all the homemade candy taffy apples Over 175 was raised by the Newmarket Home and School association at its first Fun Fair when the towns children accom panied by their parents turned out full force for an evening of merriment Held in King George school on Friday Oct the fair prov ed a great success All the rooms as well as the SB with having then- packed to capacity Children be- nnA it Halloween and tors with literally hundreds of noise makers being sounded gleefully at one time For a fivecent ticket child ren could purchase one of the dandy treats try their luck fish ing attend one of the three showings of a talent show or a halfhour of movies view trie television or buy comic books Adults were charged cents Tea and cookies were The Newmarket Era and Express Thursday Oct Page MAPLE HILL A number from the district went to Toronto on Saturday to see Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh Rev To ronto took the services in Maple Hill church on Sunday Rev Sutton will speak at the young peoples meeting on Friday night Mr and Mrs Sturdy of Preston were the guests of Mr and Mrs Wesley Brooks over the weekend MO adds zesttothe hour gas The speakers gave the club a very informative report on their activities and offices in municipal matters Mrs Sol- don a member of the public school board gave an interest ing talk on the activities oi that board Mrs Edwards Newmar ket public school representative to the High School Area hoard told of the duties and work of this group Mayor Vale spoke on Municipal Matters of Newmarket Christmas novelty candles were sold and there was a sale of used skates Proceeds from the fair will be used to purchase books for pub- it- lie school libraries Members of SlSi and School association were sold out The fish pond proved a booths served refresh- spot with the smaJl fry supervised the fair landing a wide assortment of associations appreciation noise makers including month extended to the for organs whistles horns and other their assistance Stewart treats These contributed C Eaton Co the youngsters enjoy- St Starcli Co Ken Metropolitan Life YOKK evening nation should be nor are we too well leaving me a sniffling appointed Our King and ion Life Association Representative Automobile and St Newmarket Phones Newmarket Mount Albert touching wreck and no doubt causing the doctor to wonder why I couldnt behave normally as Archie did and lastly I am small and if get in a crowd pant and gasp and feel sure I going to expire then and there which does not make Archie or anyone else near me happy So instead I am telling you of the experience of Gladys Red ley Irene Proctor and a friend of theirs who took nine Sharon school pupils of Irenes down to see the Prince and Princess They arrived at 3 oclock and got a splendid place near the beautifully decorated city hall Irene and the other drivers went off to park their cars and that was the last Gladys and the nine children saw them till seven oclock that night They just couldnt get back were forced to stay at the opposite corner They were in the sun and nearly- smothered Around them women fainted fortunately they could not fall the crowd held them up it couldnt do else stretchers are firmly established in our hearts and now they share that corner with Elizabeth and Philip Gladys said never had she ex perienced anything like what happened after they went into the city hall The crowd began to move The nine children with her were carried away and their feet never touched the ground The band couldnt play all they could do was hold their instruments in the air to save them just as fathers and mo thers were holding their babies No one could fall which was a heavensent gift for to fail was to be lost But by and by the children found their way back to the meeting plate the car was located and half frozen but contented the little group reached home Hungry Yes but filled with delight that be fore their eyes they had seen a real fairy tale Prince and Princess God he good to them both and may their trip to Canada hold none but joyous memories of a loving and a loyal people MRS BROADBENT NEW GOLF PRESIDENT Mrs Russell was elected president of the High land Golf Club ladies section at the annual meeting Thursday Oct It at the home of James Landen Aurora The meeting was chaired by Mrs Joseph Dales Mrs Moore took the of the But more than one teacher arid parent wondered before the end of the evening if they had been a wise choice Have you ever been confined to close Co Graham and j the caretaker of the Kini George i school Mr Plans are underway for another Fun Fair next year PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION NOMINATION MEETING 1 ARMOUR HEIGHTS SCHOOL NORTH YORK TOWNSHIP Monday October SPEAKERS Honorable Leslie Frost OF ONTARIO Major A A Mackenzie EVERYONE WELCOME FLOYD CORNER Secretary meeting for the election of offi cers Those elected included MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER Mrs Kenneth Groves New market was hostess at a miscell aneous shower recently for Miss Ash Many lovely useful gifts were received by the bridetobe The nurses at York County hospital presented her with a beautiful silver cheese and cracker dish The evening was spent in games after which a bounteous lunch was served by TOOLE President post Mrs J Dales hostess assisted Mrs ADVICE TO ACTORS Must Build Realistic Character Drama Club Members Told J actor muU not be con- in the play Above all be just to say his lines but she added Mrs vicepres Mrs J Cain sec Mrs Oliver Mrs V captain Mrs Quinn prize convener Mrs I handi cap convener Mrs J Dales and Mrs If Cain Following the business Following the business meet- enjoyed by the members Prize winners included Mrs Mrs Smith Mrs Cain and Mrs H Moore Re freshments were served by the hostess i Calvin and Miss Helen SKATES SELL WELL AT FUN FAIR The sale of used skates held as one feature of the first an nual Fun Fair by the Newmar ket Home and School associa tion proved very successful This is one of the many ser vices which this group provides for the community Over pairs of skates were placed at the Fun Fair with more than half of them being sold The association retained HOME SCHOOL ASSN 25 UN DISCUSSION AT with unique WIDE OVAL BURNER etcnomUoi trios to Thy Theatre School iinotions and gestures in build- produces fulllength plays after up a realistic character said students have first drilled in Mrs Hilda of classroom exercises which the Canadian Theatre School when she addressed members of the Newmarket Dramatic Club classroom exercises which elude acting in charades or mak ing up original scenes inspired drumbeat color or a in the town hall auditorium op Since a sound technique means Oct an actor can succeed an actor can succeed Canadian audiences get roles actors frankly chance to see outstanding build up of tricks in movies acting is always a very -per- j she stated giving practical with all m and you will see why on top gestions creating inner life of another Individual It a good idea to start by fStiiermt the wjild walk or or carry out other action may a similar person froin real life or you may have to imagination alone but in any prepare well in advance and ask friends whether they think you have succeeded in making the character a Per fect she must be thought and nothing left to chance if the author ay tors background lave been and the things have him he is what the FAMOUS Queen vacuum unci health unit A complete line of stock moth crystals shampoo fillers and repair service to all small electric appliances anil vacu um cleaners We also sham- chesterfield suites and rugs In your own home A round table discussion on The United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights will be the highlight of the citi zenship meeting of the Newmar ket Homo and School associa tion ft will be held in tho Prince Charles school on Tues day Oct pm The four members of the panel are from Toronto and are actively connected with the United Nations association To ronto branch The meeting is under the direction of Mrs citizenship con vener Chairman of the round table discussion will be Mrs Charles convener committee on World Understanding Ontario Federation Home and School association The other members of the group are Mrs Vyola Miller executive secretary Ne gro Community Centre Toron to Mrs Mar banks and Mrs Fred flecker This meeting is open to the public and an invitation is ex tended to all to attend this meet ing as well as the teachers and parents of public school children Mrs speaking for panel said that they would he pleased to have questions after the discussion skates were included in the sale and sizes ranged from tiny tots ones and twos to adult sizes Many parents welcomed this opportunity to sell juniors out grown skates rather than having them remain unused sit home Purchasers were equally pleased to buy skates in con dition at such reasonable prices AUTUMN TEA AIDS HOSPITAL AUXILIARY An autumn tea was held at the home of Mrs Lowell Dales last Thursday by the York County Hospital Womens Auxiliary Greeting the guests on their ar rival werg Mrs Rogers presi dent of the group Miss Thomas superintendent of the hospital and the hostess Mrs Dales The tea table was tastefully decorated being centred with white candles and white mums Pouring tea were Mrs Bos- worth Mrs Laurie Cane and Mrs Wesley Brooks Mrs J Mrs Mrs Laurence MolyncauN Mrs John Dales and Mrs Fred lien- served General convener was Mrs O Noble The kitchen was staffed by of the re freshment committed Mrs J Little Mrs Build Mrs Jack Booth Mrs Gilbert and Mrs Stiver As sisting in other capacities at the tea were Mrs Mathews Mrs Alan Cody Mrs Mrs J Edwards Mrs P Fish and Mrs A tho week at Some of the United church people arc attending the tudy classes held at Trinity United church Quite number from here went to Toronto on Saturday to see Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh The WI held cooking classes on Tuesday and Wednesday of this week Miss Found of the home economics branch of the WI demonstrated ovenconked meals Held from last week Mr and Mrs Wilfred Gal- Silent Automatic Wall Flame Oil Bursters INSTALLED BY EXECUTIVE SPEAKS AT WMS MEETING The autumn Thank Offering meeting of the Evangeline aux iliary Trinity United church Newmarket was very well attended on Tuesday even- in Oct Mrs Walton and famdv of week at fcVVAi IS fe 1 1 thing Often students are told to imagine are holding a piece of ice until hands hurt with the cold or that they are seeing a redly sight or a pleasant one in the course of this drill they learn to laugh and cry in a variety of ways Their screams as dem onstrated- are very effective As an exercise in observation act out incidents they see from to day and find the Toronto curs jood sources of amusing material Wearing period costume is such an art that a little advance practice with hoop skirt fan or even snuff box is tune well the speaker said Art galleries and libraries give elites about how people used to walk and sit when wearing elaborate To conclude the program two students from the Canadian Theatre School gave a playlet oh relaxing Relaxation is I way to success as an actor they believe John presided and Mrs J Hamilton introduced the speaker polls were made on the clubs next production Harvey by Mary Chase to be presented Nov I 2 and under the joint direction of Dr Vandor- and Mr J Dales Mrs congratulated j the Newmarket group on its ac tivities ATTEND RECEPTION Among those who attended the reception at the city Princess and the Duke of were Mr A Miss Audrey Mr Karl Toole and Miss Toole JOIN HOSPITAL STAFF Misses Donna Smith Mary Wood Fern Mad and Joan Martin graduates of Royal Vic toria hospital and Miss Nancy Wilson graduate of To ronto General have joined the staff of York County hospital and opened the meeting i SuhOttv with Mr and Mo with the and and they re- Lords Prayer Dr Margaret turned them to spend assisted by Miss Richardson conducted the wor ship service taking as her theme Gratitude Mrs IS Jackson accom panied by Norman was soloist and sang Song of Mrs Hayes first vice- president of Toronto Centre j brought greetings from the executive and then gave a most inspiring address She told of some of her personal Christian experiences and the j influence they had on her own and that of others Mrs Gilbert the ladies of the rlvangeliue ba zaar tea and bake sale The meeting closed with God Save the King and the bene diction Refreshments were St Newmarket Phone f iisAfii I by and a HOSTESS Mrs El ford was hostess at a miscellaneous shower for her- niece Miss Kay Kingston Miss Kay became bride of Floyd Snider Sept There were 3D present The was the recipient of many lovely gifts After a so cial evening dainty refresh ments were served by the hos tess assisted by Mrs John Hop kins a second aunt of the TO CONVENTION Miss Ayers president of the Newmarket Business and Professional Womens club will attend the Ontario nnd P convention at the King Edward hotel Toronto Nov and as the delegate of the local Club X POSTPONE GAMER NIGHT Because of the opening of the new wing of the Newmarket high school Oct I he Newmarket Business and Professional Womens club has postponed their games night from that date to Friday Nov ft The draw for the Marconi per sonal radio will bo held at that time PLAN FASHION SHOW Plans for a fashion show early in March were laid at the Octo ber meeting of the Newmarket and Professional Wo mens club Conveners will bo Mrs Lillian Rank Miss Peggy Ward social hour spent together OPPORTUNITY SALE AT TOWN HALL An sale of good used clothing and white ele phants will he held in the now market located in the basement of the town hall entrance by west door on Thursday Oct by the Newmarket and School association These semiannual sales have become a dependable source for many mothers to obtain good clothing for their school child ren With living costs at their current high peak such savings as this sale affords are very welcome Donations of clothing a other articles suitable for the white elephant table may hi left at Stewart He a res radio store Main St A phone call to Mrs Robert Morrison will arrange for pickup of any articles which cannot be left at the store ZEPHYR Mr and Mis Preston Hockley attended the ploughing match at Woodstock last Thursday Marion spent the weekend at Rochester NY Mr Ralph Smith of the town- line was one of the contestants at the plowing match at Wood stock Mr and Mrs Jaa returned home after spending YOU WILL LIKE THE SOPHISTICATED LINES OF THIS GENUINE QUALITY HAIL BEDROOM SUITE looted Mahogany featuring four superb pieces of double bed oh chest vanity feet of plate glass and upholstered stool THE KIND OF BEAUTY 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