a Hardy fife New former lias successfully com pleted the direction of another fcy the members of Antrim Players- On this it was a presentation of Midsummer Nights Dream with an allchil dren cast in the role of was young daughter Terry Finn According the drama critics of where the summer theatre group is in operation the level of act ing was so high it would be hard to single out any one person And the young actors took Shakespearean poetic meters in stride find managed some rather verse with adroitness dispatch contrived beau tiful costumes the simple love ly stage sets and the makeup were all praised by the critics as was Mrs Finns direction A By Caroline Ion Glad growers in the area audi ity bloom will be displayed at there arc many of them will be j this glad show There win be News The branch will hold its annual for the July meeting at the home of Mrs Thayer Hepburn on Wednesday July 23 Roll call My most embarrassing The sports committee will be in charge of the program for this anniversary AH are asked to provide and all women girls and children of the community are invited and to for bow So of tot go to our him make a our p4 abide by hi compooodiof Lanes Pharmacy St Newmarket Phone branch In cooperation with the Old Boys association will have new siding put on the Institute hall in the fall Fergus and Marvin Hunter will order the siding and the material to insulate the ceiling New sills and flooring will be installed in the vestibule entrance NEWMARKET SOCIAL NEWS Karen Johnston is spending two weeks holidays at South Hampton Messrs- Bob Willie Wilson and Lowell Bray are in Vancou ver BC visiting Mr Wilsons uncle Mr John Griffith interested in news received this week For the first time the Canadian Gladiolus society and the Toronto District Gladiolus society which has sponsored the Canadian International Gladiolus shows arc combining their ef forts to produce one show It wilt be staged at Brampton on Wednesday and Thursday August and The committees responsible for the show anticipate a deluge of entries It is expected to be the largest flower show ever held in Canada and included in the wide range of classes will be competi tions for the amateur specialist and commercial growers Few people realize that Ontario is one of the worlds big centres in growing the popular glad Glad enthusiasts of the amateur variety now form an army who specialize in producing the choic est show specimen Every year much time and pa tience are spent in the hopeful cultivation of the Grand Cham pion bloom There can only be the one sweepstakes glad but the competition to produce the best spike helps in raising the standard of all the bloom display ed The arena at Brampton wilt be filled with blooms unsurpassed the Quality size and color of glads reason for their There is and in the glads which have troduced to date Any glad show is a glorious sight and the imprest left by blooms is never forgotten Row on row of exhibition the massive show specimens arid the exquisitely dainty miniatures included Entries are expected from all over Canada and the United States The show will have a definite international flavor and people in this area are fortunate that such an event is being held so close- to hornet As well as the exhibits and competitions there will be dem onstrations of fiower arrange ment Classes in arranging flow ers which wilt be open to all members of Horticultural soci eties are included An important feature of any big and important flower show is the displays of the large com- gladiolus growers Many thousands of blooms go into the making of every exhibit The combined effect will be a magni ficent panorama of loveliness On the opening night Wednes day Aug 25 the annual banquet and meeting of the Canadian Gladiolus society will be held The new officers and directors will be elected for the coming year The Newmarket Horticultural society holds its annual glad show on the preceding Saturday Aug the concluding day of the an nual Trade Fair Glad growers in the community will have an crmortumty 0 exhibiting their as entering vMUng larger show at rv Mrs D Downey Chairman Of District Womens Liberal Assoc Mrs F Downey 2 Aurora was named as chairman of the Womens Liberal associa tion in Newmarket at the second organizational meeting of the Liberal women of the community I The group which met at the home of Mrs C L Stephenson on Tues day July had as their guest speaker Mrs Greenwood Mrs Greenwood is the presi dent of Toronto and York Region Womens Liberal association In her inspiring talk Mrs Green wood emphasized that the women interested in the Liberal party in Canada should organize educate and cooperate She brought to the attention of those present two books which she recommend ed for immediate reading They were Canada of Tomorrow pub lished by and The Record of a Great Party by Har old An earlier organizational meet ing was held at the home of Mrs Bruce Hunter Further meetings will be called in the fall as the work of forming a Womens Lib eral association in Newmarket continues Those named to the committee at Tuesdays meeting include chairman Mrs Downey secre tary Mrs Bruce Hunter execu tive Mrs Beatrice Brown Mrs Kenneth Morton Mrs C Ste phenson and Mrs C E G SPECIAL s smiths Strawberry Jam Pure SPECIAL Sweet Mined Pickles BAG GROUND Pride of Arabia Coffee Two Gap Coffee BAG special Clark Irish Stew SPECIAL Choice Tomatoes SPEC4 failed Dated Daily MOWN WHEAT t 101 AK- CLEANERS DYERS Just between us girls CI look in the 9 HAIRDRESSERS M TAXICAI ILROJ ig Ti A 3 CVi i Wi and son holidayed for a few days this week at Bracebridge and Falls Mr and Mrs John Coleman are spending the with Mr and Mrs Frank Cole man Mr George Robinson Oak- lands California visited his mo ther Mrs and his sister Mrs Jean re cently Mr and Mrs Jack Sutton and family attended the annual re union of the family which was held at Conn on Sat urday There were over members of the family present Mr and Frank and Mr Steven Weber Milwau kee and Mrs George West Wisconsin were week end of their brotherinlaw sister Mr and Mrs Alex by her son Ronnie in visiting her Mr flod Mrs If Miss Eva Barnes sailed Quebec on July for a tour of the Brit Isles flora is a guest at the nephew Mr Wr and Mrs and Barry SaSsjffi on Saturday to spend holidays as the guests or- fife J Coopers mother Jessie Blake Toronto is a at the home of her Mrs McCarnan and Mr Pollock Cochrane spent a few days week in town the guest of Mr and Mrs Johnston Mr and Mrs I A Hicks and daughter Ruth wore Sunday guests at the summer cottage of Mr Seeback and family Beach arid family Georgetown weekend guests of their mother Mrs J Master Gary Morton Sutton is holidaying with his grandpar ents Mr and Mrs Ernest Morton Mrs- H Robinson and daughter Mrs Jean holidayed at Niagara Falls last week Dr and Mrs Bailey Cross Buffalo visited tali home of Mrs Cross brother Harry Hill Mrs Frank Olialtornn was a recent weekend guest of Miss Margaret King Mr and Mis Owen Mr and Mrs Kenneth daughter all of Toronto were Sunday guests at the borne of Mr and Mrs James Diane Cryderman of Mr and Mrs Allan Cryder visited her aunt Mrs Dona and family recently her summer home at Franklin Mrs sister Mrs Jos St visited Mr and Mrs Atluv an recent Mr and Mrs rV TostfTzeal Ice Cream BRICK J A- r ChSl J I FOR SI I yvfci T li it- IK IF- I tV r- i J J i-X- goodness of icecold arc on a motor trip to Westminster BC points in the western Mrs Mr and Mrs Peter OlsoTL A Miss liertess Bonn spent Sunday with Mrs J Woodruff A J Mrs mm I I ano daughters Audrey flncKfeMr Halifax were visitors Mrs Miller and theft Mr Donald Miller durln the past week They left homo yesterday Mr- George and Mr Ralph residents of York Manor Mr Archie Ritchie farm superintendent ami Mr Gary Hendricks Armitage spent the weekend Phil former of York a tour of the TiVH to r M SWEET SAIMON i CJ f ii irVX J FOR g i aif v 1031AW CAtlfONU i S3 ttw- SSi f- Me IT fev to Hi ff-tt- IV ON IOBL4VV DIOR si 3ipw fro IN 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