Newmarket Era and Express, 17 Dec 1952, p. 10

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T tafosrb Bradford Chili HMStSMT NEW MEMOS MOTS Curling to commence immediately AH members entered by December will be assigned to a rink phone 1071 News New for column mutt be in the office Monday night Copy must be written as briefly possible and confined to news and report Other than routine reports and announcements will be printed separately fta turkey this Christmas Apply R Sharon Pine Orchard branch met at the home of Miss vViddifielc on Wednesday afternoon Pee Program was in charge of the Home Economics and Health committee The convener Mrs Johnston was in charge of the program the debate was well taken by Mrs and Mrs Geo Mason on the affirmative and Mrs J and Miss on the negative was Resolved Bus band who is a good provider who Is a sport la preferred to a tightwad who stays at home The negative seemed to favor by those present Mrs Mason gave a reading It led The Heifers honeymoon and an informative on History of was given by Mrs for Sick Children A committee was named to ar range entertainment for family on January in hall also one to look after Christmas cheer parcels A motion was passed that we send a parcel to our Friendship Institute in England This lis an Institute for our branch by with whom change- it ws and ideas letter read from Mrs members whose husband teaches in the far north in a school saying that our Christmas parcel for school children had arrived safely lucky ticket for our quilt drawn at next meeting in January A Christmas program was enjoyed and- lunch was served MRS B SELDON REELECTED OF TRINITY WA Mrs Setdon was return ed to office as president of the Womens Association Trinity United church Newmarket on Dec when the group held a Christmas program The instal lation ceremony was conducted by J A Miller Mrs- J Morris was in charge of the She was assisted by Camp bell The guest soloist was Mrs Harry Beer whose select lions Sheppa Cradle Song by Arthur Somervell and The Three Mummers by Michael Head were enjoyed by the large number in attendance The Sunday school room was attractively decorated a Christmas theme as were the small tea tables at which the members visited Delicious re freshments were served Those elected to office include honorary presidents Mrs J Aiken and Mis Howard Cane past president Mrs Morris The Christmas meeting of branch held at Mrs Alex Hamiltons home was at tended by members A dona tion of 10 was made to the PRICELESS MEMORIES caught by GE PHOTOHASH IAMPS president Mrs first vicepresident Mrs Campbell second vicepresident Mrs Hamilton secretary Mrs treasurer Mrs liar- FIRST WORLD PLOW MATCH NEXT FALL AT The first world plowing match will be held in Canada next Oc tober in conjunction with the Ontario Plowmens Association annual International plowing match at Cobourg At least seven and possibly ten nations will send threeman teams consisting off horse plowman a tractor plowman and Decision to fhold first world match was taken this fall at an international confer at Falkirk Scotland t6U lowing the second national Bri tish Ploughing match A Canadian team competed at this match J- Canadas invitation as host country was pi Thomas honorary president of the Ontario vat ion Association and special delegate to- ihe- conference for Among the winners in the On tario Fifty Bushel Winter Wheat club competitions this year was took champion ship honors Standing in the provincial contest is determined on the basis of appearance weight per bushel and milling Ernest Yonge Si quality Variety in all cases was Newmarket who tenth Corncn Estimated yields of Lemon was the prize winners ranged from fourth Charles Osborne to bushels per acre H fieauttjfii i Chinaware The branch- will meet on Tuesday Dec at giving is worth more than the call Sift Roll call The best Christmas I ever had Christ mas program will be charge of Mrs J B Ayhvard Hostess es Mrs Irwin Miss and Mrs C The boxes for the York County Home will he left over until a later meet ing- the Plowmens Associa tion More than 200 plowmen rep resenting Canada Sweden Fin land Norway West Germany Eire and Great Britain every Dollar we give our Goodwill Coupons save these coupons and you can collect a beautiful set of English China eg coupons gives you fruit SPECIAL OFFER coupons on every dollar for lubrication oil change and MOTOR OIL A QUART SAVING NOW AT Mrs Frank j w i Christian fellowship Mrs j and Wales and Scotland a- mi tended the conference although Starr publicity Harry Hooker pianist Mrs parsonage convener Mrs Elgin Evans and property convener A Mitchell only one delegate was allowed to speak for each country SERVICE STATION AND SNACK BAR Your friendly Texaco dealer Street Newmarket Phone DRAW RAISES FOR HOSPITAL WORK The sum of was raised by the York County Hospital Wo mens Auxiliary in recent draw for a mantel radio hand- woven baby blanket needle point tapestry and two -hand- tinted prints The winners were radio Rev Father J blanket Miss Fort Fairfield Maine piece Lillian Stoltz Aurora and prints First Ave phone Gladstone The person who sold the last ticket is to contact Mrs MB regarding the complete address so that the prize may be forwarded Mrs p Bales donated the blanket The was donated by Robert Martin and the prints by Mrs Cecil Jar vis Proceeds from the draw have been deposited in building fund of the Hospital Auxiliary YOUNG SOLOISTS AT Young Newmarket singers are invitations to sing at various churches during the Christinas and IfeW Year sons Jane Robert will be guest soloist at United church Toronto in January David boy so prano will be guest soloist at St Andrews church on and Marian Gibson will sing Rejoice Greatly from the Messiah at the Chrislian Bap tist church These child soloists will sing at the candlelight service in Baptist church this Sunday Dec They are pupils of Mrs Eugene Cane nSMiineerShSjfcw v GENERAL ELECTRIC PHOTOFLASH LAMPS Youll keep lifes thrilling moments forever with photoflash pictures Willi PhotoPlash Lamps you can take those indoor and night shots youve always wanted be sure of perfect outdoor pictures no mailer how bright or dull the day My shading the km you can even shoot into sun for special effects and shots On sale everywhere these lamps are preferred by professional photographers because of their depend ability preferred by amateurs because theyre so easy to use Next time youre buying specify General PhotoMash Lamps Poison ivy one of the- most loxie members of the sumac family grows wild in all prbv of Canada except Saskat chewan and- Alberta KM This Christmas the very best in per sonal brushes beauty I Contact your local Fuller Dealer DAVE- COLLECT IAMP DIVISION CANADIAN GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY LIMITED Toronto Soles from to ROSS BURGESS and Deep and shallow well pres sure systems installed and serviced NEWMARKET PINE ORCHARD Sincere sympathy is extended Mis Jesse and family oh l lie sudden passing of Jesse Cedar Valley on Friday Dee 12 Endeavor to at tend the church of your choice Christmas Sunday bee it Services will he held at Union church at pm and at the Church at ill am Mrs John tenia and Mrs attended a meet ing of Zone womens commit- tec of Ontario Federation of at To onto ly Mr and Mrs A Jones Cedar Valley spent Thursday in Toronto and wife expect to Christmas with Mr and Mrs Cedar Valley has recent returned from service in Korea and at present is stationed in western Canada Messrs John and Al bert Uqake attended the church school trustees at llall on Thursday evening il for the purpose of discussing the rec ommended scale of salaries for teachers The recommend rejected by meet ing A W York County Hospital IN YOUR WILL HA feXsy never Yon MOVE SNOW AND MUD TIRES Traction that take snow and mud ill fltrldo thai keep you moving through every winter road hazard thats traction you with Extra Gripe So gay goodbye to spinning throw away that the of Grip H DEALER And heres in iasnar READY Extra Grip Snow and Mud Tires literally TWO TIRES IN ONE They provide Years Winter Traction For three winters Grip Tread 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cowhide hey hooks hol der A real AUTO COM Aft curata ftld easy road Sir am lined plastic FLASHLIGHTS Complete with bulb mid batteries Power J ill model Swlvtt Turn and lights at any angle Very with belt or pocket ring long rang light bean while red elda aH 1 Jt JinJ MASTER BATTERY CHARGER Recharges battery right In the car ensures lull power for starts In Easy and low coat to With cord AC plug and battery dips iycie SOCKET WRENCH gorged of tta easy to handle Contain the moat tools and part for automotive ad Complete HOOD ORNAMENT 7 wlta born smart UTILITY I Into cigar laIt cord- light car Gives powerful 129 Open Evenings Dec to Dec TIRE SS3 A5OCIATESf T- I MAIN Open Evenings Dec to Dec 24 v jvu

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