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mv CANADA 1 Is now contracting cucumbers for the season prices for cucumbers this year and there are SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR DELIVERY GOOD PRICES For your contract or for more information about this PROFITABLE CASH CROP Phone write or see Phone Newmarket Dumber of Commerce is building a better community YOUR OLD RADIO IS WORTH UP TO AS A TRADENONA 1953 THfWSWN SET CALL US NOW FOR A FREE ESTIMATE TOTAL COST OF SET AND ANTENNA STARTS AT ONLY 35000 LESS TRADEIN HYMN MOTHERS DAT By Alice A Ferguson Si Tune Mother Machree The following poem or hymn is written by Miss Alice A- Fer guson a resident of King City Reverence and affection for her mother who lived to be has inspired her thoughts The hymn poem is frequently sung in some churches in Toronto and rural areas in York County Theres a song we would sing To our Saviour and Bang For one proof of the To us Thou didst bring We would praise Thee for Moth ers With hearts full of love For Mothers on earth And for Mothers above Chorus Oh we bless Thee for giving us Mothers so dear To love us and safeguard Our footsteps while here For their tender compassion And unselfish ways Oh God bless our dear Mothers Mothers today We do thank Thee for Mothers Who wrestle in prayer That their loved sons and daugh ters Be kept in Thy care Who travail in spirit By night and by day Lest those loved ones should stumble And wander away Repeat Chorus We remember their patience With ceaseless demands Of unwearied footsteps And toil hardened hands We do their memory Grant Grace may be given That all Mothers and Children May gather in Heaven Repeat Chorus I School Meeting Clergymen Guest Speakers Photographed after their recent marriage at Grace church Newmarket are Mr and Mrs Ivan Gibson The bride Lois BaLsdon is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Newmarket Photo by Budd EXPERT INSTALLATION AND RADIOTELEVISION SERVICE PHONE SltTTON TEACHERS FEDERATION On Wednesday April the Newmarket Women Teachers Federation met at the King George school to hear Miss Smith the kindergarten teacher give a most interesting talk on the nineyearold child The teachers found the talk particularly helpful as nine is an intermediate age between the kindergarten and the teens His characteristics have changed much since he was eight One thing at a time fully accomp lished is nines set goal LAMES MEET The regular monthly meeting of the Senior Ladies Aid of the Christian church will held in the church basement on Thursday May at 230 pm HOLLAND LANDING The Mothers Day service will be held in the United church on Sunday May 10 at pm Spe cial music by the children The minister Rev will speak Everyone welcome Remember Ma ON DAY Sunday May MESSES BLOUSES SUPS PANTIES NYLON STOCKINGS PURSES AND MANY OTHER GIFTS NYLON BLOUSES FROM 298 up Fathers Day comes soon You can choose and any article on our lay away plan We carry a full line of Mem Wear he Biggest Little PLEASING Store in York County US Earl Cox Broadcaster Speaks To Newmaritet Horticultural Society Earl Cox Barrie was the guest speaker at the last general meeting of the season of the Newmarket Horticultural so ciety Held in the school room Trinity United church the meet ing was chaired by Hill in the absence of the president Bill Fish A report on the annual con vention was given by Mrs B Hendricks Charles Jamieson reported on the sale of member ship tickets Tickets may be ob tained from Mr or from any member of the execu tive George Ruddock reported on the activities of the purchasing department Orders of nursery stock to be purchased from Bowman- must be received by Mr Ruddock not later than Satur day May Only members of the society may purchase nurs ery stock through the organiza tion and receive a 10 percent discount The meeting opened with the singing of the National Anthem with Mrs Marrow at the piano Flowers a bouquet of daffodils and hyacinths which had been donated by Orley Hayes added a touch of spring to the speakers table Mr Cox was introduced by Mr Hill In his talk Mr Cox spoke on many phases of garden ing as well as giving some help ful hints for exhibitors in flower show Mr Cox who is heard over on Saturday for the News Pine Orchard branch of the I will meet at the home of Mrs Johnston on Wednesday May at oclock Program is in the charge of the home ec onomics and health committee convener Mrs Walter Johnston roll call a humorous home inci dent mono If we dont stand for something well fall for any thing Come and learn how to iron a mans shirt the quick easy way to be demonstrated by Mrs G Mason PLAN ART SHOW Twelve members of the New market Art club were guests of the Group of Artists at a recent meeting Guest speaker was Adrian Dingle who gave a lecture on portrait paint ing The Newmarket club is busy with plans for the annual spring show which held early in June Local clergymen members of the Newmarket Ministerial association were guest speakers at the April 23 meeting of the Newmarket Home and School association The musical pro gram was provided by David VVinkworth and Murray Benn ington The meeting which was held in the Stuart Scott school was wellattended Mrs Ray Hoi- brook presided and Mrs Fred Breckon was in charge of the program David was accomp anied at the piano by Mrs Eugene Cane when he sang as his solo The Holy City Mrs Robert Morrison accompanied Murray who played as a coronet solo The Old Rugged Cross Rev J Rhodes opened the meeting with prayer following the singing of the National Anthem with Mrs Atkin son at the piano A film Liv ing is a Family Responsibility was shown Nomination forms were pass ed out to the paidup members in attendance at the meeting by the nominations committee Chairman Horace The election and installation of of ficers will be held at the May meeting On the nominations committee are Mrs John Chan- pell Mrs Ball and Samuel Jefferson The were completed and returned to the committee at the close of the meeting Tli Religion was the theme of the meeting Report ing on the religious instruction carried on hi the elementary public schools were Rev J Rhodes Rev Bull Rev J Aiken and Rev Fred Rev A R Yielding who was unable to be present sent his report to the meeting and Mrs presented it in his ab sence All classes from grades 5 to inclusive in the public schools are receiving religious instruc tion through this cooperative ef fort of the Newmarket Minister ial association A question period was held at the close of the speakers re marks Because of the full pro gram the reports on the annual convention was postponed A social halfhour was enjoy ed Light were serv ed under the convenership of Mrs Charles The Newmarket Era and May IMS P SCOUTGUIDE MOTHERS Mrs Alex reported on plans for the May concert at the ScoutGuide Mothers auxiliary meeting on Monday night The concert which fea tures the three artists Goodman Elizabeth Beer and Terry Doane will be held fa Trinity United church tomorrow night Mrs Victor pre sided It was the last general meeting of the ScoutGuide Mo thers auxiliary for this season Following the brief business sea a social evening was en joyed Light refreshments wen served and tea cup reading by Mrs D Cowal concluded the program J tj A T i STUDIO PHONE I SHARON The Womens Association of the United church will meet at the home of Mrs Harvey Miller on Thursday May at p The lunch committee will be Mrs Graham Mrs Don aldson and Mrs D Gill A CLEAN SAVES MONEY Dont M teal fuel dollar quickly put Wo rates month payment can DO eluded in our budget plan m Start next winter with PAIDUP HEAT on our blue coal Budget Plan You pay SMALL SUMS spread over months to your family budget you are free of big winter coal bills and you have more money for other expenses Your bin will full of f Holland Bulb company on the program of Beauty told of several new varieties of flowers being introduced this season Eugene McCaffrey mov ed the vote of thanks to the speaker At the close of the meeting a social halfhour was enjoyed blue coal need for emergency buying Coal is now at the years tautest Start our coal Budget Plan blue coal no I us Newmarket This Sunday Remember The True Meaning Of MOTHERS DAY by making her every washday easier with a fa Beautiful New BE DIX Elect ric DRYER The Queens vi lie branch met on Wednesday April 29 at the home of Mrs Frank Milne The president Mrs Weddel was in the chair A donation of was given to the Institute for the Blind An appeal was read for oldfashion ed articles for Canada Day to be held in Toronto in August The election of officers fol lowed president Mrs Fred 1st vicepres Mrs Chapman 2nd vicepres Mrs 3rd vicepres Mrs Cole sec Mrs Watts sec Miss Cranley director Mrs Mill er branch directors Mrs S Thompson Mrs C Wright Mrs Geo Pearson and Mrs Glass Blue Cross see Mrs J Smith pianist Mrs S Eves Mrs Stallibrass auditors Mrs Pearson Mrs Publicity Mrs Milsted cheer com Mrs Mrs Morton Mrs C Wright Mrs G Pearson agriculture and Canadian industries Mrs Mrs J Grant citizen ship and education Mrs Cote Mrs R Chapman historical re search and current events Mrs Thompson Mrs S Eves home economics and health Mrs and Mr SUllibrass Public relationship and com munity activities Mr B Ward Mrs resolutions Mrs ONLY THE BENDIX HAS THE POWRVENT Got rid of heat lint moisture Low temperature high airflow Breezes clothes fluffy dry Protects clothes from sunfading everything In your A wash SAFELY even the new miracle fabrics clothes look better feel better last longer for itself in savings Let Us Tell You How to Get Rid of r r Yes were excited about the now BENDIX automatic Dryer And you will be too when you see this great new advancement that wte laundry But there are a dozen other reasons why you should investigate it immediately The story of advan tages as a work and money saver is truly sensational It will be worth your while to come in and let ua explain Why not do it TODAY AmiANCIS DIVISION MANUFACTURING m- MAIN ST