Eliza Jane Ralston Queens- passed away on Thursday 28 at Briar Bush hospital Stouffville after a short illness She was born in Ireland in 1852 the daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Hugh She was married to Robert Ralston Mrs Ralston was at one time matron at an Indian school at Alberta also at Edmon ton university She attended the United church Surviving are one nephew and two nieces Her husband pre deceased her in The funeral service was con ducted by Rev Warren at the chapel Mount Albert on Satur day- May Pallbearers were Messrs Andrews Coates Maries J H Gibney and Mr Gibney Interment was in Mount Albert cemetery and a sister Mrs James Hendry Edna Predeceasing Mr were a sister Mrs Hendry and a brother For years Mr had farmed with his father on the concession of Vaughan but was born at He was for three years in the Canadian Army with the Battalion in World War I W Minton NEWMARKET Those who attended the Cor onation Pilgrimage parade at Ni agara Falls on June report a wonderful display of colors from was held Zephyr sports day is June Several ladies of our attended the convention held at Stouffville United church on Tuesday of last week Mr and Mrs Jay Gould and of Hamilton gave his mother Mrs Nathan a party on the anniversary of her birthday last Saturday I Over guests were present The time was spent in and visiting with many old friends Mrs was the recipient of many birthday gifts A special missionary service will be held on Sunday in the United church at Rev Thoraloe will address meeting and Mrs Cane and her pupils of Newmarket will pro vide the music for the service The pupiis of Zephyr public school won the trophy in the physical exercises and ball con test held at Mount Albert sports day celebrations on Saturday A special baptismal service in the United church A life long resident of Maple district until years ago when he moved to Blackwater with his brother Albert William James passed away at the home of his brother Roy at King City on Sunday May His ill ness caused a series of strokes lasted a month The funeral service held at the funeral parlors was con ducted by Rev D Davis Stouffville with interment in Maple cemetery The pall bear ers were Tom and Joseph Bishop King Forrest Oliver John Matheson and Alex Bishop Maple and Ivan Surviving are brothers Roy King City and Albert far and near The parade itself was something to remember The enthusiasm shown by so many who were not veterans was surprising Some time has elapsed since our increase in membership has been mentioned For the benefit of those who are interested our membership has increased percent since October Our executive will meet on June to discuss the overall activities since October and to formulate a policy which will be carried out from September to December Discussions will also centre around our tag day Remember June Wear a tag Remem ber our Decoration Day June 2L If the weather is fine we expect a large attendance All organ izations are on Sunday evening Parents The Bogarttown who attended the district annual at Schomberg on May 27 included Mrs Mrs Williams Mrs A Penrose Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Greenwood and Miss Starr The teachers and pupils school are con gratulated on the fine renditions of the songs at the coronation music festival in Newmarket high school on May Miss Armstrong Zephyr is the music supervisor Mrs Vera Arnold returned to her home in Newmarket after spending some time at the homes of Mrs Elmer Starr and Mrs All wish a speedy to Mr A Master Roger and Miss Shirley Smith Mr and Mrs Preston and also Mr and Mrs David Preston were Sunday night tea guests at the home of Mr Charlie Brandon Mr and Mrs Price and Heather enjoyed a motor trip to if- i S Ingtta SCHOLARS AND ARTISTS mm who had children baptized were GueJ h Mr and Mrs Clarkson Arnold an Roger and Miss Joyce VanLuven Mr and Mrs Mr Sunday the and Jonard Case D Coates Sharon Mrs Delia Toronto Mr spent a few days with Mrs GIenna had Sun- Profit who returned to Toronto at home with her guest for a weeks visit McClure Mr and Mrs Charlesworth and Too Toronto spent Coronation day Sund with Mrs Prom M Mr and Mrs Smith Mr and Mrs Lome Smith and girls Queensville visited on Sunday with Mr and Mrs Case Mrs Mount Al bert Mr and Mrs A Arnold and Mr and Mrs A Crowle Newmarket Mr and Mrs Fred Walker Mr and Mrs Walker Guests for Sunday dinner with the Delmer Preston family were Mr and Mrs Roy Reynolds I have been an interested listener at two meetings of the Home and School recently the one at Sharon of which I wrote last week and the one held in the Newmarket High school on the evening of Friday June We went primarily to hear play because we have followed her progress with intense enjoyment As usual although she looked so small on the stage we forgot the child in the artist and the audience gave her the compli ment of complete silence during her performance and rousing plaudits at its conclusion has set her feet firmly on the narrow and hard road that leads to fame but those of us who know and love her know too that she will never disappoint us There were some other little artists there whom it was a real pleasure to see again I refer to Betty Gordons pupils who re pealed a few of tneir numbers Buttons and Bows Skipping Along Coronation Dance and the Doggie in the Window Some of those dancers should go far We picked out five in the various groups that we are sure would make their mark It was nice to see all the young people of the various paid the supreme sacrifice The gross value of the pro ducts of Canadas paperusing in- and Donald Mr and Mrs reached the sum of j graduation classes It always in- invited to attend Walker and Miss Dorothy Curl in more than me to look at the young faces and wonder what their future will be Children have Lets pay homage to those who visited Mr and Mrs Clarkson times the 1D25 value of Arnold Sunday evening v- a 1st Place with with High Power 1st Place with mi Power Steerni Chevrolets rugged Body by Fisher is now even more out 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fingertip ease and drive with greater everywhere v- Th m 1 This years Chevrolet brings you the most important gain in economy in Chevrolets entire hlstoryl You go gallon of gas regular gas at that You save on overall costs of operation and upkeep You save every mile you drive with this great new 53 Chevrolet Yfefwfth all its higher quality and new features Chevrolet again Canadas finest low- More weight more move roadsteadiness with CentrePoint rear and the softer smoother Knee- Action Ride A wider choice of body types and color har monics And optional at extra coat GM ShadeUte Tinted Gmititk exclusive gradu ated windshield tinting and the amazing Bye whkh automatically CHEVROLET i CHEVROUTf THAN ANY OTHM CAKI wonderful educational but they have also a multitude of distractions unknown to past generations Then came the speaker of the evening Mr who gave one of the best addresses of its kind which we have ever listened to Im sure that the parents pres ent must have been delighted to hear such a clear concise and illustrated talk on school curricu la and its various adaptions to the needs of the pupils and the school The basic alternate and op tional subjects were made very clear with the why and where- fore clearly demonstrated The reason why certain subjects were obligatory too was explained and how as a pupil began to think of the future and have leaning to certain ways of life the subjects best suited to that choice could be added to the basic studies He said that they wore going to make it possible for shop work and home economics too on occasion to interchange The girls would have a chance to learn to fix and mend refractory household gadgets while the I boys would learn to cook a meal when called upon to do so Mr Lockhart said that he did not agree with those education ists who did not believe in home work He said no pupil could prepare his work in spares As the student advances an Increas ing amount of time should be given to homework Mr concluded with what the other half of the fam ily and consider a saying to be treasured There are no bar gains In education Mrs Introductory remarks were well chosen and to the point and a profitable and pleasurable evening came to a close Newmarket Art Gallery We wended our way thither on Saturday afternoon and spent a very pleasant hour browsing around among the pictures I think that more and more people are finding that painting satis some inner need some search after beauty a reaching one to grasp something that one never wholly catches elusive beautiful I fell this because I paint too and more and more see beauty in the unexpected places Sines and tints and shadows that reveal themselves only when the eye is trained to see them We noticed how beautifully in some water pictures the artist had caught the sky reflections while in some others there was divergence never soon In reality We were glad to see a departure into portrait painting to me a particularly difficult assignment hut a fascinating one It scorned fitting that some of the paintings of late Mm Walter Stephens should he In their place One picture I have always loved of the lake from her at It satisfies me It seems to me it would be a fine thing If permanent could he found where our art ists could have at nil times come of the work on view for the ptensuro of the public and also for their own gain Them is something about looking at Pictures that rests refreshes and inspires one Think it over 1S11ITI1IIAY CLUB a A USE ERA AND I Birthday wishes are extended this week to John Leslie Shaw Keswick years old on Friday June Newmarket year old on Fri day June Michael Francis Foster New market old on Friday Jane Bernard Joseph Hill 12 old Saturday June Sandra Gall To ronto years old on Saturday June William Newmarket years old Sat urday June Helen Shaw Kes wick years old on Sunday June Gould Newmarket yean on Sunday Jane Wayne Curtis Bradford yean old on Sunday June Harold Norton Sutton West years old M Monday June Linda re Mount Albert yean old Monday June Gordon yean old Tuesda June James Douglas Cooper Sutton West yean old Wednesday Jam It Nellie Evelyn Antrim gseelle yemn old Thursday Jane Betid Bra Birthday j- e I invested my Farm Improvement loin foundation stock and now I have a better herd I get more milk from each cow and a higher percentage of It sure was a good Investment FARM Foundation livestock is just one of many things a farmer can buy with the help of a Farm Improve ment Loan Equipment household appliances farm buildings almost any farm improvement can be financed with an See local Bank of Toronto manager Hell be to help in any way he can GET TO KNOW YOU MANAGER NEWMARKET ONT belongs to the fungicide which give powerful control without the plants Though gives outstanding early and lite blights its action it not damage the foliage may 1 alone or combined with spray or dust materials in even the hottest weather two 7 Duet For early and lair Miglita Apply are 2 to high continue In weather favor IT 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