SPRING OPENING DANCE CEDAR BEACH PARK VSK North Shore musselmaws lake VAN WALKER HIS ORCHESTRA DANCING EVERY SATURDAY Now accepting reservations for cabins and picnics 1 VANDORF The Womens play 4 People Next was a huge success The community hall was filled to ca pacity both Friday and Satur day evenings The members of the cast deserve great credit in doing their parts so well under the capable direction of Mrs Donald Bassett They will pre sent their play at Sharon in the beginning of EWM TOWN HALL April 26 pm Cement Blocks and plain of MEM ORCHARD CEMENT BLOCK CO Mont Albert Chance Of A SPRINGTIME YOITVE BEEN WAITING FOR 1 1 for the forestry camp at Dorset for three her Mr and Mrs old r Master Mitchell of To ronto spent the Easter holidays with his and Mr and fam ily His Mr and Mrs Alex with them for the weekend Mr Albeit of Toronto spent the iter holidays with his aunt Si and family His mother spent the weekend at the Aylett tome Mastery Powell spent the Easter holiday week with his parents Mr and Mrs Glare Powell and Mary Mr and Mrs John Johnny and Barbara had Sun day dinner with Mr Alvih Irwin and family of Toronto i Mr and Mrs J Sullivan Miss Carroll attended the Guelph dog show on Saturday and later visited with their son Mr West and Sullivan dogs won several first prizes at the show Mrs J Loveless returned to her home in Markham after visiting two weeks with her daughter Mrs H A White Miss Mary spent few days with her grandparents Mr and Mrs A Mr and Mrs Arnold house and children had Sunday dinner with their parents Mr and Mrs The Newmarket Era and Express Thursday April Page rat MS Auroras minor hockey teams had their bigg fling of the season Good Friday evening Three championships were held up as bait for approximately 100 up and coming young hockey players The eight teams after those titles crests and trophies required five games to get the championship business settled Rotary earned the right to up the Tom Dickson Trophy and wear the winning bantam crests with a I win over Lions Here are the winning Back row to Delahey coach Keith Kincaid coach Dan Patrick Larry Ken Boss Patrick Front row to Bob Ron Dave Griffith Bob Copland Terry l Photo by NIGHT OF TEU6RAM AND STAR At Approximately 730 pm Daily Also complete line of magazines and pocket books tobaccos groceries lunches MiWft sundries and v V v T ir- maple HiLik A number of the school child ren took part in a musical pro gram at Keswicx Memorial hall hall on Tuesday night under the direction of their music teacher Mrs j Plans are being completed the anniversary services Hill Baptist church on Sunday May On Monday May Rev E Kerr Gait will tell of his re cent trip to Greece at pm Mr and Mrs Knights spent Monday in Toronto Mr and Mrs G Kennedy and family visited Mr and Mrs Mur ray Kennedy in Toronto on Sun day Mr and Mrs and family visited Mrs sis ter Mrs J who Is ill at her sons home in Willowdale one day last week MOUNT We would like to congratulate the Vandorf Womens Institute on the play The Family Next Door which they enacted in hall last Friday and Saturday evenings SPORTS COLUMN if Tnc will meet Thurs day April 24 at the home of Mrs Elmer Hamilton Roll call to be answered with a scripture verse starting with the letter I Time pm Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Ralph who their wedding on Saturday April 19- Mr and Mrs FullerCrook and Eliza had supper with Mr and Mrs Irvine Rose oh Sunday www Lloyd effective and efficient was named the Newmarket District Hockey Leagues most valuable player recently Town League is making the presentation of the Grant Fulsom Trophy the veteran rearguard The presentatibri marked the end of a very successful Town League season Photo by Kleinburg Ties Finals and Kleinburg are even at a game each in the best of KingVaughan Hockey League finals It was Klein- burgs turn to win Friday TVail- after the first period spurted for five sec ond and three third period tal lies to salt away a 96 win Noel Ash the Pine Orchard citizen scored twice Stan Foster and Jack Woods once each as got an early lead Glen Atkinson scor ed in the second and again in the third to the scoring Len Ellis and Harry Lost- were busy scoring lads for and had hattrick jobs to prove it Bill Roe shot in two and Murray rack ed up one to polish off the scoring The teams will squeeze in a second night this week in order to get the league completed be fore the potato planting season The regular Friday game will go on as scheduled reports league secretary Bill Breedon KESWICK NAMES OFFICERS Were ready and well be stronger this year Thats the song being sung around Kes wick this spring in connection with their Lake Soft ball League entry Organiza tion meeting of the club was held Monday Tom Hare vet eran and work er was named coach of the 1952 edition Ken Hodgins was elected manager Art King is president Art Moorecraft secre tary and Ted Anderson treas urer News Mr Draper suffered a want to have a receipt for your severe heart attack on Saturday you may have them by evening while at work in his FN need these need your business p to lor is are regular quality English worsted suits In and plain suits Single awl doublebreasted DROP IK AND TAKE YOUR CHOICE PLEASANTV1LLE Congratulations were in or der for Mr Mrs Elmer Starr who on Monday April 21 cele brated their wedding an niversary also to Mr and Mrs Clover who on the same day were years married Mrs Ha in left on Satur day for Ottawa to spend some time with her son Ronald and family Mr and Mrs George Smith were Sunday guests at the home of the formers parents Mr and Mrs Fuller in Toronto Miss Smith and Master Clarke Smith relumed home with them after a weeks vacation In Toronto Mrs Allan Forbes and Donna returned home to Oshawa on Sunday after spending the Eas ter week with her mother Mrs Toole Mr and Mrs Murray McClurc and Wanda also Miss Joan man bad Saturday tea at the home of Mrs G McClure Mr and Mrs Doug- Sheridan and children of Toronto Were Saturday night tea guests at Mr Sheridans home to report Miss Nancy was admitted to Sick Childrens hospital on Monday Also wish a speedy recovery to our other ill folk Mrs Elgin Toole and Glover Two student teachers at garttown school this week are Miss Hicks of Toronto and Miss of Port Credit s T7 I Mrs Roy had rhubarb out of her garden on Monday April This is cleanup time and when you rake and put your own yard in order just do the same to the street in front and so help the Horticultural Society to a nicer town and shop arid will lie confined to bed for some time Mrs Lyons of Mr and Mrs Bruce Ramsay of To ronto Ron and Harry Draper were at their home over Siin day Mrs Ramsay slaying over with her parents Mr and Mis Draper Mr and Mrs Jack Klasscr of Brampton were weekend visi tors at the home of Mr and The Jr Farmers are holding a church service next Sunday in the United church at There will be a Jr Farmers choir and David Crone will be in charge of the ser vice- Next Saturday there will he a rally in the United church at oclock and continu ing through the afternoon Members of the are ask to attend in the afternoon On Sunday morning last a large of new members were received at a reception ser vice in the United church and next Sunday will be Holy Com munion at oclock Mrs Guy Williamson recent ly received word of the serious illness of her brother Stanley of Los Angeles who has had a serious brain operation He is a son of Mr A and a former Mount Albert boy Friends here wish him a speedy recovery- Mr and MrsVern Armstrong and Mr and Mrs Robertson and daughter of Toronto were weekend guests at the home of Mr and Mrs J Oliver Mr Scott has sold his trucking business Mr Art Brown of Mrs Lunau spent sev eral days last week visiting rela tives in Toronto Mr and Mrs Gordon Johnson of Chalk River were recent visi tors at the home of Mr and Mrs Griffith Saturday May will be tag day for the blind sponsored by the Womens Institute Con veners are Mrs Steeper and Mrs Harold This Is a very worthy cause and you ATTENTION Expert repairs to all British cars Keffers Garage Newmar ket Advt our town fathers to fix I are asked to please help those sidewalks etc who are so If you leaving your donations at the post office Taggers will call on you so please be ready for them The A of the United church will sponsor a supper and concert in the church on Monday evening May when the Borden choir of Toronto will put on their fine musical pro gram Tea will he served from six oclock and concert at A number of Horticultural members went to last Tuesday evening oh an invita tion from that society to visit them and a line program was enjoyed especially the pictures of Holland flower show shown by Mr Cruickshonk which were very Mrs Irene Stiver went along as soloist accom panied by Mrs and Beth as piano soloist Mr and Mrs Dow of Toronto spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Arnold Miss J of was a visitor on Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Harold Hayes The Cheerio Group will meet oh Saturday evening at oclock the home of Miss Camp bell- The druggist Mr Farr of Toronto has taken over the store from Taylor Beat who is leaving to go in the air force All are sorry to see him leave our town as he has been a very fine help in alt community ac tivities and bur very best wishes go with him in his new work For the sake or those who do not understand and perhaps do not always read all our news the boxes of clothing bedding etc are packed at store and there have been boxes sent away from the com munity to the combined church es overseas relief They can be sent whore you ask if you send your request along It will be received at the store whenever you have it to give The rate of a pound to forward it will be thankfully received Mr and Mrs Marvin Mack- Mr and Mrs Philip Mack- and Mrs J Lawson of To ronto called on Mr and Mrs Harrison on Sunday af ternoon This column is a composite a voice crying la the wilderness and a man en gaged In the futile process of locking the stable after the horse has departed But wilderness or not this voice is still in favor of the Grey Cup final being as a series between the eastern and western foot ball winners Pretty nearly everybody else has declared to the contrary including the Canadian Rugby Union but we still claim the right to speak our piece on behalf of fans east and west because we happen to think that under the present one- game final the fans dont get a fair break We grant freely that the onegame football final in Toronto is the greatest sports show Canada produces and that Varsity Stadium at Toronto with its field is better fitted than any other one place in the Dominion for such an event On the drama of a onegame final and on the setting and equipment theres not the slightest argument But the worlds baseball series and the Stanley Cup series are reasonably dramatic events too Yet they are not settled in one game in a city which may be a neutral battleground many miles from the homesites of the contending teams The folks who made possible by their seasonal boxoffice contributions the very existence of the winning teams in the American and National leagues and in the National Hockey League get a chance to see their beloved heroes in the final classic and thats more than you can say as a general rule of the Canadian football final And we happen to think this isnt fair to the fans who have supported the winning teams this radical observer the onegame setup is the height of frustration for in the home cities of the winning teams something akin to throwing the audience out of a theatre just as the dramatic finale of a gripping thriller is about to begin Perhaps were wrong Were merely offering the opinion that the Grey Cup could follow in lesser fashion the pat tern of the worlds baseball series or Stanley Sup series and be settled by games one in each of the cities whose team won the title We believe the fans in Ottawa Montreal and Hamilton would like to see the team they made possible playing for the top honors So would fans In Winnipeg Edmonton Regina and Calgary who under present plans cant get a peek at the play at all at least not until television comes in While were in a mood which is not one of sweet reason ableness we might as well disagree too with the hoist to eight imported players per team as against seven This we believe furnishes double discouragement for Canadian athletes seeking a football career Eight imports minimize their chances of making any of the major teams and the salaries necessary to lure American players here leave little money comparatively for Canadian athletes thus obscured in their own game We believe the as an economic measure to protect clubs which are spending too much money on imports as it is should have reduced the number of imports But after all were merely a voice crying in the wilderness for column be Covrt House Toronto DISTILLERS LIMITED acquainted luxe HILLMAN smooth engine velvet clutch of the give you always wanted in takeoff Its economy is beyond belief until 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