ZZMl l THE MIRACLE SEE WITHOUT GLASSES Weddings Bings You The Greatest Story of Love Faith and Overwhelming Spectacle i w i fl mm ffK u PREMIERE FOR THIS ENGAGEMENT QNLY- to pm Children Children After Sat Children til On Friday evening Oct in St- Andrews United church the marriage of Dor othy Davis daughter of Mr and Mrs Horace A- Davis to Raymond Charles sou of Mr and Mrs Chas Chancellor was solemnised by Rev G Thomas in a double ring cere mony The bride given in marriage by her father wore a white strapless gown of lace and topped by a lace cut away bolero with lilypointed sleeves Alternate layers of the lace and over a hoop formed the bouffant skirt Her fingertip veil was held in place by a wreath of open flower de sign She carried a bouquet of red roses and white chrysarUie- mums Mrs Albert sister of the bride was matron of honor The bridesmaids were Mrs Lome Alexander and Mrs Ross Davis also sisters of the bride The flower girl was Miss Karen Hamilton Acting as best man was Don ald Lome Alexan der and Lionel Dawson were the ushers At the reception held at the brides home the brides mother received in a dusky rose crepe and lace dress with grey acces sories and a corsage of white mums Assisting her was the grooms mother in a blue and black taffeta dress with black accessories and wearing a pink rose corsage Before leaving for points west the bride changed into a beige wool crepe dress a white shortie and British tan accessories Her corsage was of yellow rosebuds The couple will reside in Blen heim Ont PANEL DISCUSSION ON CITIZENSHIP AT TOWN HALL Come and hear the experts discuss citizenship on the local level is the invitation extended The Newmarket En and Oct St IMS Insurance Regulations Changed Important amendments to Un employment Insurance Benefit Regulations with respect to the general public by the reived on Home and School from employment were association The annual citizen- announced Tuesday by the Un ship meeting will be held in the Newmarket town hall on Tues day Oct pm and fea ture a panel of local prominent citizens Chairing the panel will be Mrs J Edwards who is a char ter member of the Newmarket Home and School association Mrs Edwards is a member of the SuttonNewmarket district high school board and served on the employment Insurance Commis sion Under the new provisions which are now in effect benefit is not paid to an employee for the first week of a plant or fac tory shutdown for a general holi day regardless of whether the employee is paid for the holiday or not However if the shut down for holidays lasts for more than a week benefit is paid for days other than statutory holi days in the second and subse- Public School Board and town which the em ployee does not receive pay Barrel organ built in at Sharon and once played in a music hall built by the Children of Peace was moved to the Sharon Temple museum on Saturday A work party consisting of members of the museum committee helped to move the organ At the organ above is Leonard Downey Toronto organ builder who assembled the instrument FIRST PIPE ORGAN council On the panel will be J Bell chairman of the Public School Board Byron chief of police Joseph Dales councillor Miss Evelyn teacher Rev J T Rhodes min ister and J editor In charge of the program is Mrs Arthur Lloyd The guest instrumentalist will be Kerry Peters The panel will consider civic questions which concern the citi zens of Newmarket Following its presentation there will be a period of open discussion when questions will be welcomed from the general audience A cordial invitation is extend ed to the public Attention is called to the change of meeting place TOWN OF NEWMARKET NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS To all persons owning or harboring a dog in the town of Newmarket who have net yet purchased a licence for the year There will be a housetohouse canvass starting the first of November this year and any person who has not obtained a dog licence for 1953 will be summonsed to court A licence may be obtained from the Town Clerks Office Street Newmarket Byron Burbidge Chief of Police TOWN OF NEWMARKET NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS Residents of the town of Newmarket are notified that the provisions of the bylaw relating to dogs will be strictly en forced The bylaw provides in part that Any dog running at large contrary to the provisions of this bylaw may be seized and impounded or killed or sold or otherwise disposed of by any police constable or by other persons as may be duly authorized so to do Except where any dog is on the premises of the owner or keeper thereof any dog which is not on a leash and under the immediate charge and control of a competent person shall for the purposes of this bylaw be deemed to be running at large He foregoing provisions apply whether or not the dog ia licensed and will be strictly enforced Dor which have been impounded and not redeemed within destroyed Dated at Newmarket this day of October Byron Chief of Police SHROPSHIRE BO On Saturday afternoon Oct 3 in Memorial church Vivian Miriam Alberta eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Pine Orchard became the bride of Mr Lome Herbert Shropshire youngest son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Shropshire Pine Orch ard The church was beauti fully decorated with autumn flowers for the ceremony per formed by Rev N Rowan Mr Clarion Baker was the organist and during the signing of the register Miss Shirley cousin of theb ride sang Til Walk Beside You Given in marriage by her fa ther the bride chose a floor length gown of ivory slipper satin with chantiily lace covered bodice fashioned with long point ed lace sleeves and layered net with lace Her fingertip veil was caught up to a lace headdress and she carried a cascade of pink roses and trail ing ivy also a white Bible The maid of honor Miss Doris chose a strapless floor length gown of royal blue net over taffeta with fitted net bodice and matching net bolero She wore a pink feather hat and carried a nose gay of pink popcorn mums Miss Patricia as bridesmaid for her sister chose a powder blue taffeta gown with torso effect bodice She wore a powder blue feather hat and carried a nosegay of pink pop corn mums Mr Robert Shropshire Pine Orchard brother of the groom was best man and ushers were Mr James Newmarket and Murray viUe cousin of the bride A reception in the church par lors followed the ceremony the brides mother receiving in a dove grey gabardine suit with navy accessories and a corsage of pink roses She was assisted by the grooms mother who wore a grey suit with red accessories and a corsage of red roses Following the reception the bride and groom left for a wed ding trip to the northern States and Winnipeg The bride chose a mauve wool jersey dress and grey basketweave coat with deep purple accessories and a corsage of white baby mums On their return Mr and Mrs Shropshire will live at Pino Or chard Out of town guests at tending wedding were from Burlington Claremont Good wood Stouffvillc Newmarket and Weston Sharons Barrel Organ Placed In Temple Museum Holiday pay received at the termination of employment will not deprive a claimant of bene fit Another amendment provides that when an employer does not require his employees to work on the day before a statutory holiday or on the day following the holiday or on both benefit will not be paid for any of the days on which the employees do not work Formerly when a person re ceived money from his employ er on termination of employment other than money representing pension payments or for over time that person was not paid benefit until the period repre sented by this money had elaps ed Now all money received on termination will be disregarded The Willing Workers will meet on Wednesday Nov at the home of Mrs Hope at Elgin Toole has had a hip in jury and at present is in Sick Childrens hospital His parents Mr and Mrs Earl Toole were on vacation in Victoria BC and had to be summoned home Mr and Mrs George Smith Shirley and Clarke Smith spent the holiday weekend in Buffalo Mr and Mrs Murray and Wanda Hamilton also Mrs Fischer Toronto Mrs lures grandmother had Sunday night tea with Mrs G Mr and Mrs Forbes and Donna also Mr and Mrs Hancock and Sharon all of Osh were weekend guests at the Toole homes Miss Pat Bruce spent Saturday at Miss Mary Sheridans home Miss Verna spent the weekend with friends in To ronto Mr and Mrs Cody Calgary Attn were Friday night tea guests of his brother Cody in determining whether or not a person is unemployed unless paid in consideration of the re cipient undertaking to return to his former employer when re quired in accordance with a guaranteed wage plan for re tirement leave credits or in lieu of notice If it is paid in circumstances just mentioned a person receiving it will not entitled to benefit until the period represented by the money has elapsed An old barrel organ believed by members of the York Pioneer and Historical Society to be the first pipe organ built in Canada was moved into the Sharon Temple museum on Saturday The organ was built by Rich ard Toronto and in that year it was installed at the old music hall at Sharon one of the buildings constructed by the Children of Peace It was the first organ in Sharon The music hall used by the religious society was torn down years ago hut the barrel organ was kept in the district The last owner of the organ was the late Rev Robert Keswick who died a few months ago From his home it has been returned to its original location Sharon Rev was inter ested in music its history and old musical instruments He had purchased it from Mrs Elizabeth Graham Sutton a great grand daughter of David the founder of the Children of Peace and of the Sharon Temple It had been given to her by her grandfather John Willson son of David The man who built the organ Richard Coates lived in Toronto He had been a bandmaster in the British army at the battle of Waterloo and in the Peninsular Wars He was assigned to the organ in soon after a brass band had been organized In Sharon by the Children of Peace who with their leader were great music lovers Wooden Coates was an Inventor as well as an organ builder He built an which was kept on the Toronto waterfront for a number of years It was never used to save a human life but would practice with it on dogs or cats A long wooden telescope which made was also brought to the Sharon Temple museum on Saturday It was given to the museum by Ernest Lusty Rodney near St Thomas Mr Lusty is a great grandson of Richard Coates Along with the wooden telescope he sent some stones with which ground the pigments when he painted large canvass banners used by the Children of Peace during parades in Sharon and for decorations in the temple Some of the banners are now in the museum One of the best de scriptions of the banners writ ten in that time Is that of Wil liam Lyon Mackenzie In a book Sketches of Canada and the United States The barrel organ produces tunes on the principle of a music box or a player piano There are two barrels with ten tunes on each The barrel when plac ed in the organ is cranked by hand while someone else pumps the bellows An electric motor may be installed in the museum operate the bellows As the barrel turns wire trips on the revolving barrel cause air to blow into the various pipes a tune A work party made up of members of the Sharon Temple committee of the York Pioneer and Historical Society helped to move the organ into the museum Saturday The museum is be ing closed now for the season Leonard Downey a Toronto or gan builder assembled the or gan Present were Paul Hughes Toronto chairman of the Sharon Museum committee David Fall first vicepreaident Charles who recently wrote a thesis on the temple and Mrs Dorothy one of the chief workers in recent reorganiiatlon of the Museum i JOHN MASS1NGBERD Tip Tops Spatial Factory Represented will be at our store I Dont miss the I Remember the dote plan to drop in News of the News fnr this column must he in the office Monday Copy must be written as briefly as possible and confined to news and reports OMier than routine reports and announcements will he printed separately w a ore is why this date is important to yool if- J Youll be to discus the latest fashions fabrics colours f style authority Youll get the answers to your own particular tailoring problems Youll get the personal attention of one of Canadas tailoring the arrival of art go selection of new tweeds nes all of them wool specially imported UNTIL 9 Ph Newmarket r 5 SHARON Dr and Mrs Morley Cody Calgary were Saturday guests of Mr and Mrs Norman Crone Services at the United church well attended on Sunday last Service next Sunday Is at tiro usual time with Sunday school 1045 Several people from the commun ity drove north on Sunday to sue the autumn colors Mr and Mrs Donald Wood and The Sharon Home and School met on Thursday Oct In Sharon School with Mrs Osier president In the chair Forty members and friends were present Special speakers were Dr and Mrs It Donaldson The topic of their speech was Parent Education Mrs Buchanan Toronto spent a few days with hor sister Mrs Phillips A panel discussion prepared speakers was broken up Into four groups and headed Mrs Donaldson Mrs Stokes Mr I Stcckloy and Mr It Donald son A vote of thanks was Riven the speakers Mrs Boyd Lunch was served and a social halt hour was enjoyed every- lone The Union Street branch Is chartering a bus to attend the area convention In the Royal York hotel Toronto on Thurs day Nov leaving at am and returning after the program session is over Anyone wishing to go is asked to contact Mrs Douglas Beckett or Miss Violet branch will meet on Wednesday Oct at pm at the homo of Mrs Norman Brown Roll call barnyard im itation Study his tory material given by Mrs Herb Please bring your gift or donation for the nine year old French boy Program Mrs Brown Hostesses Mrs Horry Smith and Mrs Jack Gamble Mrs Archie Campbell was hostess to King City WI at her homo at Memory Acres Oct with Mrs Austin Rumble president as chairman of the Newmarket branch was held on Thursday Oct with Mrs Campbell pre siding Mrs Norman Rogers was in charge of the meeting Mrs Ed Roddick president of Centre York district told of a visit she had made to Pa per Mills where pulp wood is made into paper Mrs Roddicks interesting talk was enjoyed by all who wore present AH women of the district arc reminded of the cooking school being held In Newmarket town on Friday Oct p when Geer and Dyers will give a refrigerator as a door prize Many lucky draws will be held Ticket holder- must be in the audience to receive these draws Pine Orchard branch will meet at tho homo of Mrs Arn old Johnson on Tuesday after noon Oct at oclock Mrs Ed president of The Quconsvillo wilt be J guests and provide tho program Centre York district paid her first visit to the branch giving a very helpful and enlightening address Mrs Fred Hare dis trict secretary was also a guest Mrs Doris had current events centering on his torical research Mrs I 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