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TO FEATURE CAROLS OF COUNTRIES AT TRINITY CHURCH Carols of different coun tries will be featured at the an nual carol service at Trinity United church on Sunday night The several choirs of the church will join in singing music from Holland Germany Spain France Czechoslovakia Austria and many other countries- Soloists for the day will in clude Miss Ann Stephenson Mrs Lou Stephens Ken Steph ens Ken Morton and Harold The music is under the direc tion of Bernard or ganist and choirmaster Mr Hirons will play the new organ suite by Alec before the morning service and Ed- now famous fantasy on Vom Himmel at the close In the evening the organ music will be from the works of KargElert Wolff and Mr comes to Newmarket with a long rec ord of recital and teaching ex perience Formerly head of the music department at the Uni versity of the South Tennessee and teacher in several private schools in the northern states he hopes to join in the community efforts to further music in the town- Three Young Artists Heard By Canadian Concert Ass n By Elizabeth Beer Mode Pay a visit today watch this test See Ultra Vision played side by side with any ordinary TV set Your eyes will show you right away why Ultra Vision is ultimate in lelemfW Ultra- Vision fea tures the Picture Tube introduced by See if soon Finished in Walnut Mahogany or Light NEWMARKET X r GET RESULTS YULE PARTIES Christmas parties have been held for the children of St Pauls Anglican Sunday school The little ones had their party and treat this afternoon The senior school were entertained on Fri day evening and the intermed iate school in the afternoon of December Square dancing was a high light of the older groups party Games movies and singing were enjoyed by the children and each received a gift and a treat from the beautifully decorated Christ mas tree after party refresh ments Bath Bath Salts Brush and Comb Make Up Kits Colognes and Perfumes 100 to 100 to 250 to 79 to to 1 500 Three young Canadian musi cians were guest artists in second concert of the Canadian Concert Association series on Tuesday Dec 8 It was held in the Newmarket high school audi torium One of the aims of the associa tion is the encouragement of young Canadian talent The pro gram on Tuesday evening was a fulfilment of this plan On program were Paul pianist Catherine Howard con tralto and Anthony vio linist with Irene Bird as the accompanist Paul the first per former is fourteen years of age- He has been winning scholar ships and awards in piano since he was nine He displayed an amazing technique and sureness of tone in his opening number Beethovens Sonata in C opus The strength of his left hand a great attribute in a pianist was noticeable For his second group Paul chose Impromptu opus 117 No by Brahms and Schuberts Im promptu As an encore he play ed The Golliwogs Cake Walk by Debussy Once again there was brilliance of tone and a sensitiv ity not always found in so young an artist Pauls career will be watched with interest by those who shared his music at the con cert The second performer was Catherine Howard contralto Miss Howard comes from Wind sor and is in third year of the Artists Diploma course Royal Conservatory of Music Toronto She has sung with the end this fall opened the Art Gallery scries in Toronto Miss Howard has a warm con tralto voice It was a tribute to her artistry that despite poor lighting for her first group he singing of Thou That from the Messiah and Rest in the Lord from Mendelssohns Elijah was moving and beauti ful The contralto voice is suited to German songs The Schubert songs were a delight and Irene Birds accompaniments were ex cellent Miss Howards second group consisted of songs which are familiar to everyone They in cluded the wellknown a ta from Samson and Delilah Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal by Roger Songs My Mother Taught Me ami The Heights of Tatra by Dvorak Miss Howard showed signs of being a mezzo soprano in this group The final artist on Tuesdays program was Anthony Gintcr violinist He is another Canadian artist who has won prizes and scholarships Anthony is a student at live Conservatory in his third year of the Artists Diploma course For his first group he chose Concerto in Minor opus Anthony is a sensitive violinist After some initial nervousness he played well For his second group he chose Mozarts by and Banjo and Fiddle by The Mozart selection was a delight to hear The Banjo and Piddle provided an interesting combination for violin and piano Once again Irene Birds rhythmical accomp animent deserved praise The evening was an enjoyable one The Canadian Concert association is planning future concerts featuring young Canad ian artists Our readers write editor an mimes of the writer matt be to the editor Sponsor Campaign Against Sale Of Crime Comics Here Electric Razors 2295 to 3195 Pocket Watches 395 Pen and Pencil Sets 390 to 2300 Cigarette Lighters to 850 Shaving Bowls Brushes Lotions Sets EVER YON Moirs Black Magic Smiles n Chuckles 01 PaintiM Kits Paint by Number neamgraos to 100 1000 Brownie Flash Outfit to 135 to 395 995 to 1095 275 ST WE DELIVER PHONE 209 MONDAY AND TUESDAY DEC AND 22 OPEN TILL PM WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY DEC 23 24 OPEN TILL PM CHRISTMAS DAY DEC 25 CLOSED ALL DAY DAY DEC CLOSED ALL DAY DEC 27 CLOSED ALL DAY NEW YEARS DAY JAN 1 CLOSED ALL DAY vr PLEASE Cut for reference and other emergency needs during these 3 Jit i Harvey La H Boxing day Dec 26 phone Atkinson 1447 Our sheer thanks for cooperation TV 11 Lane y A campaign against the sale of immoral childrens literature with particular emphasis on sex and crime comics is being spon sored in Newmarket by the ParentTeacher association St Johns Chrysostom school In a report to the December meet ing of the Mrs ex plained the idea of the proposed campaign Mrs accompanied by Mrs Arthur West attended the December meeting of the New market Home and School associ ation when Childrens Reading was the theme of the program Mrs gave a brief report on that meeting as it related to comic books Many parents are unaware of the existing situation Mrs said They read comics when they were children and feel they werent too bad Since crime and sex have been em phasized in many comic books Another thing of which many parents are unaware is that there is a strong censorship on comic strips Parents read them in the daily or weekly papers and think the comic books are much the same This Is not so said Mrs An amendment to the Canad ian Criminal Code makes it a crime for retailers to carry im moral comic books Such an of fense is punishable by law In Windsor Catholic Youth organization sponsored a similar campaign against sex and crime comics The group printed a fullpage advertisement in the citys newspapers listing all the stores which would cooperate in the project Hie retailers had been approached individually to see if theyd support a campaign to prevent the sale of immoral literature for children Rev Father CahHl told of the suc cess of the campaign in Windsor The will approach the school boards hoard ser vice clubs and other organiza tions in town to support their campaign against the sale of sex and crime comics In Newmarket Where a member is also a member of of those other groups he or she will address the on the subject In other instances a letter will be sent re questing their support In an article on comics in the November Issue of the Ladles Home Journal the question of crime comics was discussed No literature for children at any time has described crime and delinquency In such quantity With such detail so realistically and with such Illustrations The article continued said Mrs by saying Many children who have never become delinquent or conspicuously dis turbed have been adversely af fected by them Crime comics create a mental atmosphere of deceit trickery and cruelty Many of the children come to grief over it The plans to sponsor a campaign to leviate the local sit uation There are outlets for comic books in Newmarket at the present time The has taken the initiative In the project and Is requesting the support of interested individuals and organ izations in the community On a larger scale the will con tact the National congress of ParentTeacher associations re garding their stand on the question TRINITY CHRISTMAS MEETING The Christmas meeting of the Evangeline auxiliary WMS United church Newmar ket was held on Tuesday Dec Mrs Orley Hayes was in charge of the meriting Christmas carols were enjoyed by the members Mrs Hayes used as theme for her devo tional And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us and we beheld His glory glory of the only begotten of the Father The nominal commit tee presented the report of officers for This report was ac cepted by the auxiliary The elec tion and Installation will be held at the January meeting A large bale of clothing and quilts was packed for overseas relief Money was designated for the Barley Fund for Korea The Editor I would appreciate a spot of your valued space in which to put forward a viewpoint on the wheat price problem from the grassroots angle One of your contemporaries inquires Will the prices board examine that government mon opoly in the wheat industry and its effect on the cost of bread also this is from one of the fi nancial journals Ever since the Dominion government took over the wheat industry every pound of wheat millers have purchased to make the flour to make the bread has come from the wheat board and it has been sold to the millers at an identical price What is so surprising about a uniform price for bread when government insists on a uniform price for the chief ingredient that bread Financial Post Now sir this reader has not either the desire or the essen- facts and figures to answer the above very technical ques tions but there is one point on which I feel like commenting briefly the latter description of wheat as the chief ingredient in the loaf True in the sense that without the bread grain there could be no loaf the term is accurate enough but this fact does not cover the whole picture and certainly not when the price of bread is the discus sion base Only the other day one of the farm editors pointed out that if I remember correctly out of the for todays loaf fractionally over three cents accrues to the wheat farmers look at this table which has been in my clippingbook for just a decade showing the average price for a bushel of wheat in specific years and the average price of bread per pound in those same years 1918 76 I wonder just how the loaf re mained so stable while the wheat dollar was dancing all over the lot The Editor Saturday morning I went down to the arena to watch my eight- yearold son and a host of others from the grades in school that usually get neglected prove that Page Col Sort lilt with oft Urn I tap Mat ma fr go lor that ft Toe lie taflowd for Mit brink fii MMM Main St Newmarket Phone 158 -i- FOR ARROW CHRISTMAS WHITES V7 for fine furniture 1 f Al NEST OF TABLES END TABLES I I L k 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