WiWMifcH lid I Womans World Caroline Ion i- Toum I I Tomato Catchup or HAWKINS Instant Paddings 29c SPECIAL WASH DAY GIANT SPECIAL QUICK OR REGULAR LARGE RAND MOWN WHEAT Dated Daily Bread 15 man or Aladdin was the choice of the Newmarket Dramatic club for its second annual Christmas pant omime It was presented the Town Hall on December and 30 in collaboration with the Betty Gordon Dancing club In many wasy this years pant omime was an improvement over last years There was a more harmonious blending of the Work of the two groups the dramatic and dancing clubs in Aladdin The dance routines themselves were more advanced and the Surveys For for them and detracted from an otherwise good dramatic perform ance iV As a member of the Wednesday nights audience we felt that Aladdin despite these faults was a success It satisfied the children in attendance and after all the pantomime is for the young The youngsters were delighted with the show The suspense had them on the edge of their chairs without actually scaring them I felt the Princess girls more at ease behind the I Peggy Gilmah In -real- life was NIAGARA PURE JAR A lOBtAW OUMITT Queen Anne Chocolates 83c MB rtvi j footlights The shows weakness was in the need for prompting by many of the players A closer associa tion of actor and lines would have made for a less ragged produc tion Aladdin did not have the smoothness and finish which we ve come to expect from the New market Dramatic club We hesitate to criticize adverse ly the work of any local group particularly when they volunteer their time and talents We real- what a hopeless task it must for the director to arrange re hearsals in the rush and for actors to find time lovely Her costume satisfied their most exacting standards for an Arabian princess They laughed at Ken Learning Sit the help Smith as Abdul the apprentice and Fred who was a travelling ar tist in all thptr difficulties delight at John Kudeikas antics as the Widow and were more than a little frightened by that menacing magician Abanazar Nick Styke and the red Demon Marilyn As the curtain fell on the traditionally happy ending the to learn their lines If either re- children were content to see Al ia the fall Issue of Ontario Farm Business the Department of Agricultural Economics On tario Agricultural College stir veys the outlook for various farm enterprises Prepared consultation with various branches of the Ontario Depart ment of Agriculture this feature lists the following prospects Hogs Following the seasonal drop in hog prices this prices should strengthen and re main at a friendly high level during the first three quarters of Beef Cattle Consumption In the first seven months has been percent above last year De mand should remain strong es pecially if quality improves Numbers of stackers and feed ers are above last year Increas ed numbers and strong demand should mean fairly stable prices Dairy Cattle Demand for dairy cattle in the United States is likely to continue low In the US stocks of dairy pro ducts are double normal amounts and the ratio of young stock to mature milk cows is at an all time high With low Am erican demand in prospect and with Canadian numbers well above last year our prices of dairy cattle are not likely to Im prove Dairy Products The amount of milk going into butter cheese concentrated products and Icecream in the first nine York County hospital Needs Your Donation A special evangelistic cam paign will be held at the Salva tion Army Newmarket from Sunday Jan to Sunday Jan inclusive Major A Mo will be the special speaker There will be special music and the showing of some lantern slides in some meetings Special childrens meetings will be held from Monday to Friday night at pm The major has been a Salvation Arm officer for many years and has been retired for three and a half years A welcome is given to everyone in Newmarket and district to at tend the gatherings JUST PHONE PA for any facts you want about Life Insurance for you or family No obligation f ALLAN COOPER STREET j AURORA Representing Metropolitan Life Insurance Company ijv-y- i loH 1 Ice VANIUA II 1 V no Of AND 1 E f I JUICY I I AND iVEGETABLES T JJ FRESH Blae Tea WMCH y V w- f lT 7 -7qj- PREMIUM Ill 1 i- KIN ii 116 Tr 10MBAI0 1 lgTi For Boys on 4 TS fc 1511 Me 19CUBE ISO ftfl CAKES CAKES STANDARD i had been ours there probably wouldnt have been a pantomime At the same time if we are to report honestly on the production we must note the laws Which marred the presentation for us as a member of the audience It is in this spirit and knowing that the members of both organiza tions having the interest of the theatre at heart would prefer our honesty to the sugary words of meaningless platitudes that we mention the shortcomings of the production as well as its many high spots The pantomime Aladdin was slow moving in places At times we felt that what was needed was a cheering section to lead them on This was probably a fault of lack of preparedness and at tendance at rehearsals on the part of some actors rather than of direction But when individ ual performances were consider ed they were fine Aladdins costumes in the open ing acts were not convincing didnt look like an Aladdin at least not according to our standards until the final act Last year in Jack and the Beanstalk her costumes were excellent and helped greatly in establishing the character Jack as a strong personality in the play The settings of Aladdin were too plain for an extrava ganza with an Oriental atmos phere But in the cave scene the stage and lighting effects were excellent As a suggestion- for future pantomimes we would pass along the idea that perhaps the talents some of Newmarkets well- trained vocalists could be enlist ed It would have added great ly to the audiences enjoyment of Aladdin if the singing parts had been handled in that way Some members of the cast carried off their songs very well For others it appeared to be an ordeal APPOINTMENTS MADE BY COUNCIL FOR 54 STEWART BEARS wellplayed by and the Princess Jenin to gether the slaves of the ring and the lamp Scythes and George freed and united more arid the rascally Sultan Ernie Stefaniuk in the good care of the Widow Joe as the court chamher- gave the easiest most relax ed performance in AladdinVIh his characterization were all the flourishes and frills associated with a pantomime Diane was the Echo Florence Gold smith played the role of the Princess maid Other members of the cast in cluded singers Barbara Karen Taylor Nina Christie Sharon Chinese Coolies Janet Macnab Heather Sander son Simmons Gail Susanne Graham Helen Ball and chorus Jerry White Helen Rosalie Ross Patsy and Marilyn Peggy was the skeleton and was in the chorus and Robert Morrison were featured in special routines be tween acts as well as appearing in the chorus Ballerina was Rosemary Johns and appearing with her in both the ballet and chorus were Bone and Margaret Mills Also in the ballet were Donna Ball Barbara Rhodes and Jan Flood Others who worked behind scenes to make the presentation of Aladdin possible included Barbara Hamilton production co ordinator Lillian Warner assist ant Dorothy Bowman drama director Betty Gordon dance director Downward and Florence Goldsmith music direct ors Vera and Lillian War ner principals costumes Ruby chorus costumes Gloria Perry property mistress Jack Fisher and Don stage and lighting and Dorothy Bow man and Lillian Warner make up Many of the annual appoint ments were made at the first months of tfift fi i of the council on centre The sale of million S W to pounds of cheese to Great tain has removed the surplus of The cheese and improved the out look greatly for This publication also contains additional material of interest and value to Ontario farmers prepared by the staff of the Ag ricultural Economics Depart ment It is obtainable now at the office of the agricul tural representative CLERK ENTERTAINS At the close of the Inaugural meeting of the Newmarket coun cil the clerk Wesley Brooks was host to the members of the retiring and incoming coun cils members of the press town officials and others Delicious refreshments were served buf fet style in the basement of the town hall The occasion which has become an annual event was a pleasant social affair for all who attended former reeve Arthur Evans was reappointed to serve on the board of York County Health Unit Dr C was reappointed to the Library board The recent elections of the Fire brigade were confirmed in the appointment of John Gibson as fire chief and William Dunn Robert Peters and Frank New ton as the engineers All members of council were as fire wardens for Fenceviewers for the next year are St Georges ward A R Johns St Andrews ward Ross and St Patricks ward Cecil These were all reappointments r m ma Milk ID rv V J I i Kir 53t Mr and Mrs A undies and Patsy MeBwen holi day the homo of Mr and Mrs Mr Fleming Young spent the Now Years weekend Pleas ant Lodge Keswick Mr Thompson Valley New Years with Mrs Thompsons mother Mrs Mr J to Nov York after spending a Christmas holiday Mr and Mrs and family- Miis Draper Toronto spent last week her Mr Mrs It boas Dr and Mrs J Vail ly rctitriird where Dr Vail was attached to the Brigade spent tho holidays ith the for rjriers parents Mr Mrs Street then going to Kingston where will lie on the staff of the Kingston Military Other tiny gueslrt at lite Vail were Mr J of ami Ida two non of Toronto and Mr of WIN end Gordon of of Mr and Johnston her In IhtlroH the guest of her Mrs Frances return- J T Y j r iPiCa t JAN r Vr i i j- i vTrs cut homo on Now Years Mrs flifij sons Jim awl Hon vlfltcd in and Cornwall dur ing holiday the of Mr arid Ma A It and family Mr and Aii and Hon Torn Port guests Nov i of their pnroiits Mr Mr and Jlwiiitl Toronto with Mr ami Mrs Cecil v r j 7 J Docker News Mrs Clara during the day season at homo of Mr and A Hurst Arthur Fleming Bed Deer Alberta was a weekend guest of Mr and Mrs Robert Lewis Ave Mrs John and Richard who- is attending the University of Toronto were home during the holidays with their parents Dr and Mrs J Edwards mid Mrs Frank Stick- laud ami Mr find Mrs John and laughter Gail all of Torontospent New Years weekend with and Mrs Ernest ltituiy and Mrs George Albert Mr and Mrs Arnold and Glenn Zephyr and Mr owl Mrs- A Crowlo wore guests on New Years day of Mr and Mrs A Arnold during the holiday season at homo of Mr and Mrs truce Andrews and Mr and Mrs and son Dixie and Mr Mrs Ted Andrews and family Toronto and Mrs Robert and Mr Mini Mrs were guests on at the home of and Mrs Robert Toronto Koblnson spent holiday with her runts Mr Mrs Miss Robinson has returned to where she Mils year Mrs Frances ami Mr ami wcto guests for Now Years at homo of Mrs Frank Johnston M So Won njd an Monday after the two weeks with her Mid Major and Mrs J and family Quoin City Mrs Hurry Hill visited her Mrs for a few days last W I News The first meeting of the New Year for King City branch will beheld at the home of Mrs Bur- well Jackson on Tuesday Jan 12 p local lawyer wil be the guest speaker Miss Doris convener of citi zenship and education is ar ranging the program How we can help our new Canadians will answer the roll cat i The Sharon branch will hold their January meeting at the home of Mrs J Osborne on January at 230 Roll call What would- teach school children Current events Pinder J has arranged for a speaker Re freshment committee Mrs Ward Mrs Graham Mrs Kitely and Mrs Donaldson Union St branch will meet the home of Mrs David oh Thursday p in Topic Citizenship arid speaker is peetett committee Mrs Eng lish Mrs Hodgson Hostess Mrs Mrs Shnks Mrs Wdtfleld Miss Violet Micks On Dee Keswick branch assembled In- the community centre for their Christmas meet ing The treasurer reported a good hank balance and the sec retary read letters of from the Unitarian Services our donation of G9 and hales of clothing Mrs Agar thanked Indies for their kindness since Mr Illness and then replied to tho motto We had a Christ mas cake salad by Miss Morion and donated to Mr Agar LOCAL RESIDENTS AT DRESS REHEARSAL FOR OPENING PLAY Ahout guests were pres ent for the dress rehearsal of Richard of Bordeaux on Mon day night The play opened the following night January at the Crest theatre Toronto and starred in the title role Murray Davis In the cast was his sis ter Barbara and her husband Max as well as many other wellknown pro fessional members of the mate theatre The Crest theatre was recent- j taken over by the Davis Murray and Donald for j the exclusive presentation of live theatre Richard of deaux is their first production since the renovation of the Crest The plans include the continu ous presentation of plays during the winter season eachof which will have a wo weeks run Among those attending the dress rehearsal from Newmarket Wore Mr and Mrs George kett and Air Robert Martin LAHAIEASH Mr and Mrs John It Ash St announce the mar riage of their daughter Betty Mary Margaret to Mr Roland Lawrence son of Mr and Mrs Barrys Day- The marriage was solem nized by Rev Hugh J pastor of the Stone church at his home York Mills Rd on Wednesday ev ening Dec alio bride was attended by her aunt Miss Mary SUoktaml Toronto and Mr John Attains St was best man- The couple are residing j St N Aurora If a group of African monkeys should happen to see a group of TV techni cians preparing a shooting scene for special effects theyd probably join goings on and think theyd found some long lost bro thers Take the making of snow rain and fog for ample Snow is the simplest to make and Involves monkey shines than the others It usually consists of powdered gypsum dairy salts or marble dust sprink led on the ground The special effects men repro duce falling snow by blow ing never guess bleached corn flakes over the scene The same is achieved for specially fine snow with confetti When light rain Is desired water from a watering can is sprinkled down across the front of the lens but if a real downpour is called for then things get complicated The TV experts have a special cloth with a light- reflecting plastic woven through it which Is stretch ed across a drum and re volved in front of the cam era lens The negatives from this shot are superim posed on those made by the watering can and presto you have a downpour There are machines to make fog though simply blowing steam on dry ice produces on excellent fac simile Incidentally If all the points to be considered In making intelligent de cision on a new TV set have you somewhat In a fog then come and talk It over with us We charge nothing for reliable information and theres nothing wed rather talk about than television The name to in TV is STEWART RADIO APPLIANCES and youll find stands for reliability in service and the greatest value for your appliance dollar youll find anywhere Drop in TODAY at Main Street and have a look at our new shipment of RCA VICTOR TV i I i The December meeting of the Zephyr branch was held in Oft colt by a shower for shut- ins Wo will have out research meeting in January also a banquet for members their escorts llio second hi Jnnujiry4 Profit bad charge of We sting carols Mrs Mrs and Mri gave readings and flang a lovely solo The hostel ifirveda lovely lunch and spent a social half houri which ladies packed about It boxes mas i Vino Orchard branch at home of Mrs Carl i brok en Motto the strength of the lion A guest speaker will dis cuss subject Wills The program will bo in charge of the community activities and public relations committee v-