Newmarket Era and Express, 5 Jan 1956, p. 7

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BURKE At York County hospi tal on Monday Jan 2 Richard Joseph Burke husband of Amy Rowan and father ox Mrs Harold Helen Buffalo Edmund J Buried Ottawa Thomas Sud bury Patrick J Burke Fort Churchill Man- Desmond J Ivan A- and Kenneth Newmarket Service was held on Wednesday Jan Inter- St John cemetery At York County hos pital on Sunday Jan May Campbell wife and or Mm Charles Thorns Late Mrs Wil son Edith and Jack of New market Service was held on Wednesday Jan Interment Newmarket At York County hospi tal on Tuesday Jan Margaret Jane wife of the late Alexander and dear mother of Mrs Leslie Turner Grant South Porcupine and liam Grant Resting at the chapel of Road- house and Rose Newmarket Funeral on Friday at Newmarket cemetery IN MEMORtAM BLACKBURN In loving mem- of our dear son Ronald Blackburn who passed away suddenly Jan There Is still an ache in out hearts today The countless years wont take away A place In our hearts no one can fill We miss you dear son and al ways Always remembered by Da Mom sisters and brothers CHURCH In loving memory of a dear wife and mother May Church- who passed away Jan memories will linger for- ever cannot change them Years that may come cannot I Directors w MAIN sr it Flower of I FUNERAL FLOWERS 11SW V Straslerft QUEENSVILLE V DIRECTORS AND AMBULANCE vt -li- DREWERV FUNERAL and Serviced Phone Mount Albert tftt McCaffreys FOR EVERY OCCASION Flowers Telegraphed All Over the World MAIN S1RSET NEWMARKET Our loving remembrance of you Husband and family In loving memory of a dear brother Leonard Dow- line who passed away Jan His hours and days of pain His troubled nights are past And in our aching hearts we know He has found sweet rest at last- A Ever remembered by sister Char lotte and George In loving memory of a dear husband and father Leonard who passed away Jan We watched you suffer day by And could not help In any way But Just stood by and saw you pass Into the Saviours arms at last Youre not forgotten Nor ever shall you be As long as life and memory last We shall remember thee Always remembered by wife and son Bill In loving memory of our dear parents George who passed away Jan and Ethel passed away pec in our hearts lies a picture Of our loved ones gone to rest In memorys frame we keep them Always we loved them best Remembered by all the children In loving mem ory of a- loving husband and father John Hamilton who passed away Jan We often sit and think of him when we are all alone For memory is the only friend that grief can call its own Like ivy on the withered oak when all other things decay love for him will still keep green arid never fade away Ever remembered by wife and family WOODRUFF In memory of Thomas Woodruff who died Jan ft A faithful husband one of the best May God grant him eternal rest Sadly missed by wife Social News Mrs Ted Rogers of Bowman- spent the holiday weekend with Mr and Mrs Tom Rogers Yonge Street Miss Jo Anne spent her Christmas holidays with her aunt in Mr George Barna cadet at Royal Military College Kings ton visited friends in Aurora over the Christmas season- Mr Keith Hammer spent New Years day with his sister Miss Hammer Mr and Mrs Ernie Merrick of Toronto spent New Years with Mr Bolton Avenue MissRita Brown of Toronto spent New Years day with Mr and Mrs of Temper ance Street Miss June Col has return ed to Toronto after spending the Christmas season with her par ents and Mrs William Cole man of Edward Street Mr Grant Edwards of Wind sor spent New Years holiday with Mr Ron Brooks Welling ton Street New Year weekend guests at the home of Mrs Charles Web ster Street were Mrs and Dr of Toronto Mr and Mrs and daughters of Isling ton- Mr and Mrs Ron of Windsor spent New Years week end with Mr and Mrs C Spence and left with an additional pas senger a New Years baby boy bora at York County hospital Queensvilie News MRS SMART HEADS LADIES AID Mrs Smart reelected for her second years as president of the Junior Ladies Aid of the Christian Baptist church New market will preside at a meeting of the group in the church base ment on Tuesday Jan at The election and installa tion ceremonies were conducted at the December meeting The officers are past Mrs William Robinson Mrs Smart first vice- Mrs Bernard Lee second Mrs Roy Harper Mrs Jack Stephenson sec Mrs Ralph Adams and cor responding scoff Mrs Raymond Era and J m r I j WOMEN LIBERALS HOLD ELECTIONS The annual meeting and elec tion of officers for the York North Womens Liberal associa tion will be held in the Veterans club Newmarket town hall on Wednesday Jan 11 at The s nominating com mittee will present its slate of officers Women Liberals from all sec tions of the riding are invited to attend- Committee chairmen will present brief reports- There will be a guest speaker and the program will end with a social half hour Guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Cecil Dew on Christmas day were Mr and Mrs Dew Mr and Mrs Seymour and Mr and Mrs Bob Arnold and Craig Mrs A J Milne is home after visiting her daughter in Lindsay at the home of Mr and Mrs Hamilton for the New Years celebration were Mr and Mrs Elmer Hamilton and Mr and Mrs Andrew Mainprise Marion and Ann Master Paul and Master Glover spent several days last week with the The Afternoon December meet ing of the was held at the home of Mrs Wilbert Dew Mrs was in charge The Christmas program was led by Mrs Elmer A film on in Other was presented Reports from the various secretaries were read conducted the election of officers which result ed as follows Hon Mrs Mrs Bert Dike 1st vicepres Mrs 2nd vicepres Mrs Mrs Suddaby Mrs Fred press sec Mrs Herb Kershaw Ireas Mrs Pew Pianist Mrs J Smith tem perance and Christian citizen ship Mrs Sydney Thompson Christian stewardship Mrs iibrass community friendship Mrs supply sec Mrs Ford Mrs SUOlibrass lit sec Mrs Oliver and Mrs Howe Baby Band Mrs A J Milne and Mrs Kavanagh associate members and Missionary Month- sec Mrs Pihder auditors Mrs Geo Pearson and Mrs Maud The ladies of the WMS will meet at the home of Mrs Herb Kershaw for their January meet ing Mrs Ford will conduct the devotional part of the meeting and Mrs Sydney Thompson will give a synopsis of the next chap- in the study book Mrs Charles and Charles spent Mon day with Mrs Angus Smith Mrs Law Keswick was visiting Mrs this week Mrs visited her son Gordon at dur ing the New Years holidays Miss C Bates is a guest of her niece at London Miss Mary Marsh Toronto has been visiting her sister Mrs B for several weeks Miss is spending her holidays with her mother Mrs Gordon Miss Dorothy has re turned after a visit with friends at White River Mr and Mrs Gordon Elliott and family of Hamilton visited Mrs Rogers her mother for several days recently Mr and Mrs Shields visited friends for New Years at Mansfield We are proud of our new fire hall which has been recently completed and the equipment was moved in on Saturday The building was constructed by Mr Bert Boyd Miss Irwin has returned to To- ronto after spending the holi days with her brother Mr Lew Irwin and his wife Jean Cunningham and friend from BowmanviUe spent Christmas holidays with her par ents Mr and Mrs Floyd Cun ningham Mr and Mrs Dew and Mr arid Mrs Fred Dew attended the funeral of her cousin the late Mr Arthur Coombs on Sat urday in Toronto Mr and Mrs and Mr and Mrs McGerterty spent New Years with friends in Can- Mr and Mrs Bud Fisher Is lington spent Christmas with Mr arid Mrs George White Mr and Mrs Gordon Wood and daughter Cathy Williams burg had Christmas dinner with Mrs Woods parents Mr and Mrs- Perry Winch a Mrs Woodland Cathy stayed for the Christmas holiday week Mr and Mrs King spent Christmas with their son Mr Byron King and Mrs King in Toronto and spent- the rest of the holidays with their daugh ter Mrs and Mr in St Catharines Mr and Mrs John- spent the Christmas weekend- at Magnetawan Rev and Mrs Gordon Winch spent the New Years weekend with Mr and Mrs Perry Winch B and Stewart Toron to spent the Christmas weekend with Miss Magee Mr and Mrs I spent Christmas and New Years with their family in Toronto Mr arid Mrs Cecil Grant spent New Years with Mr and Mrs Kitching at Holland Landing Mr and Mrs Tom White spent New Years with friends in Tor onto Mrs F spent New Years with her brother Elliott Cainand family in Schomberg Mr and Mrs George White spent New Years with Mr and Mrs Bud Fisher Islington Mr and Mrs Perry Winch and Mrs Jack Winch attended the funeral of Mrs Henry Wood in Toronto on Tuesday ECHOES OF CHRISTMAS by Isabel AtV Newmarket Era 24 hour Phone Newmarket EVANGELINE WMS INSTALLS OFFICERS The officers will be in stalled when the Evangeline aux iliary Trinity United church meets in the church par lors on Tuesday Jan 10 at oclock The meeting will be un der the leadership of the tive Mrs O Noble will bring New Years greetings Mrs J Aiken conduct the in stallation ceremony and special music will be provided by a trio of Mrs Eugene Cains pupils A chapter of the study book Coming Our Way will be giv en by Mrs George The annual reports will be pre sented by members of the execu tive before the meeting closes with a social halfhour FAIR A family fun night Is being planned by the Alexander Home and School association It will be held at the school on Tuesday Jan 24 from to CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our heart felt thanks and appreciation to our many friends and neighbors for greeting cards and gifts on the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs on Dec The family CARD OP THANKS Wo wish to extend our heart felt thanks and appreciation to our many relatives friends and neighbors for the messages of sympathy and beautiful floral- offerings received in the loss of a beloved husband and father We especially wish to thank Rev Mrs Kathleen Edwards and fam ily V ENGAGEMENT Mr and Floyd Cunning ham announce the engagement of their daughter Eleanor Jean to Mr Robert William Sheridan son of Mr and Mrs Melville Sheridan Tor onto The marriage will take place on Saturday February at oclock in Trinity United Church and Mrs Cedar Brae announce the en- easement of their to Mr Alan Windsor Walker son of Mr and Mrs Peter Walker Keswick- The Mr and Mrs Douglas Nigh spent New Years with Mr and Mrs Harry Bade and children V Mrs returned from Toronto with her daughter Mrs Ronald Allison and Betty to spend the holiday with the Alli sons Mr and Mrs Clinton Leach Toronto were New Years visit ors at the home of Mr and Mrs Norman Wilson Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Harold on the ar rival of a baby girl also to Mr and Mrs Harold who are proud parents of a baby boy Holiday visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Cunningham were Mr and Mrs Howard Cun ningham and family Holt Miss Melissa Cunningham Mr Sey mour Mrs Forsyth and Mr and Mrs Harold Cunning- ham and family Islington Miss Barbara Hopkins and Mr Edward Hopkins entertained a number of friends at a New Years Eve party Mr and Garfield Oldham were holiday visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Murray and family The annual meeting of Mount Albert United church was held on Tuesday evening Dec Many reports were not complete but will be published later Following business meet ing Rev P and Mrs were presented with a step table a planter lamp and a purse of money from of the con gregation Mr and Mrs Shapter left last week to take up their new charge in Miss Linda Hamrnett Frank lin spent the holidays with Miss Joan Murphy Mr and Mrs Don Loach Tor onto Mr and Mrs George Smith and Mr Smith Thorn- bury were holiday visitors of Mr and Mrs Ernest Davis Mrs George Walsh and Mrs Grose attended the wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Wil liam in on Wednes day Dec 28 Mrs Olive Stokes Elizabeth and David Lansing spent New Years with Mrs Gertrude Mur phy and Mr and Mrs Stafford and Tommy were Sun day visitors of Mr and Mrs Murray Kirton Christmas holiday visitors of Mrs and June were Miss Judith Kirjo vainen Teachers College Toron to Miss Mr and Mrs John Koski Niagara Falls and Mr and Mrs Jas and family Mr arid Mrs Ross Harrison and family arid Mr and Mrs Thos Harrison and family at tended a family dinner at the Wilson and family at Miss Mildred Dike spent a few days at her home here and was a New Years dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Dawson Dike New Years Day guests of Mr and Mrs Boag were Mr and Mrs Walter Case Mr and Mrs Nelson Case and Mr and Mrs Murray Case and Patsy New Years at the home of Mr and Mrs were Mrs cousin and Mrs George spent New Years with her daughter Mrs Arnold and Mr Arn old an Newmaxlcet Miss Betty Rolling was a New Years dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Joe Gibson and family New Years weekend visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs were Mr and Mrs Card Karen and Bruce Downsview Mr and Mrs Larry and Toronto and Mr and Mrs Alex Graham Min- r m Ms Mr and Mrs Chas Green and family were New Years guests of Mr and Mrs Judd and family Mr and Mrs Ken spent New Years in Toronto New Years guests of Mr and Mrs Roy were Mr and Mrs Connell Mr and Mrs Al to Davison and Caleb of Keswick and Miss Betty Mills of Newmar ket There is an echo from the of December that echo and reecho for many months per haps til we repeat the experi ence again next year Have you ever gone to con cert with six enthusiastic young folk and three grownups yourself and felt yourself a child again That Hilda eltys and my on the Hilda had taken Justin Mary McMorrow and Henrietta to Toronto at noon and Archie and acting grandparents took and Kevin the after noon If you are like mo you find Christmas time a time of pic tures As we sped along in the bus we looked at a aeries of Christmas cards framed by our bus windows Here was a farm house nestling among snow- sprinkled spruce and pine here would be a home with a Christ mas tree glittering in the win dow here going up the side of a house were the eight reindeer being urged on by Santa Claus so lifelike one expected to hear his voice calling to Comet and Vixen and the others Too in a vacant lot we saw a huge creche a stable with the virgin mother the blessed Child Joseph the shepherds and- animals It was so surpris ingly lifelike and lit up In the dusk it carried us back to the Holy Night when sang and God gave His great gift to the world We arrived at Eat ons College St store just in time to meet Hilda and her party and adjourn for dinner When the nine of us streamed I in the head waiter looked rather I aghast for the place was crowd- but knowing Hilda he asked her if we were all her students and on her answering yes for most of us were he finally got us safely shepherded to two tables together and we had a hilarious dinner Later before going to Hall we looked at Eatons windows but I am go ing to write of those by and by Getting to Hall we had splendid seats Hilda had man aged to get the centre third row so all we little people could see splendidly And what a thing it is to see musicians like the To ronto Symphony let themselves go and have as much fun as their audience I never could have imagined what I saw when Sir Ernest McMillan appeared in old blue jeans and presented himself before an examiner to try an ex amination He parked his gum under the piano demanded to know what the metronome was and proceeded to play a scale and a sonatina in a manner that I am sure would have given the hardiest examiner heart failure Mr Grube whom we heard here with the Quartette is a born comedian and did wonderful dances with one or two of the orchestra number Mrs Whitehead- told of the forming of an orchestra in a small She spoke of etch section and the named they gave some ex amples of what they could Donha whom we heard here appeared as wings and halo as tor ward her harp 7 Mrs Whitehead it better to have a conductor If you could get one but theyd try without one trie result it eider imagined than described Than Sir Ernest came in in -cap- and gown and announced that John Sebastian is Back He told us that he thought Back should be sort 6f smartened arid pro posed overlaying one of his pre ludes with a modern composition the name of which he announced in German said he the orchestra will play the prelude as written which they did magnificently Then he told the strings to play it again while the brass would play the other piece which when translated turned cut to be Good Night Irene Good Night You can imagine the result the brass blared out that woefully monotonous Irene and the strings totally submerged- stuck to the prelude It about finish ed the audience If to laugh is to grow fat the audience that night must have put on pounds There was a fine display of juggling which made us that SHARON The Women Association the United church West group will hold the regular meeting at the Hall on Jan at 10130 to quilt All the ladles aw asked to be present and thing for a pot luck dinner v Mr and Mr Milton Holt and Mr and Mrs Howard St John Toronto were guests of Mr and -MnL- Kenneth Shaw Mrs May frriily Oshawaalsd Vtfe New Yea weekend Wi Mr and Mrt and Mrs Carl Vernon left Tuesday for iBMh In Florida I i I p I i J HEAR1NQ mi MM NEXT TO POST PHONE j CALL ville was a thing of the past Altogether as we crept ex hausted to the bus we felt that no evening could have offered us more of real fun W- Ml S z Attend One of These CHURCHES SUNDAY JAN PINE ORCHARD William of Sunhybrook hospital Toronto spent the holi day season at his home Mrs Re id Miss Helen Messrs Sam Gibney and were New Years holiday guests of and Mrs Harvey Holt Mrs George Wood has been visiting Mrs J Robinson Tor onto On Sunday Jan the Lords supper will be observed at the morning service of Union church Then there was The Twelve Days of Christmas sung by Eric baritone He sang it delightfully but it was his en core that captivated his audience He began on the first day of Christmas my trije love sent to me Sir Ernest in a pear tree and so on through the days till he had the whole orchestra in It was fun- Do you like carols If like them as we do then you would have the thrill we had when with the gentlemen and boys of St Simons choir lead ing we sang them and I think that the angels who at Christmas hover near earth in their work of love must have felt that here were some thousands of men women and children echoing their songs of long ago SALVATION ARMY Newmarket Corps fit 11 Holiness meeting pm Sunday school Salvation meeting Christmas Day Services conduct ed by Captain and Mrs S of Singing company in attendance at all meetings Make the Army your church FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev Reynolds Minister Mrs Gerald Sedore Organist Sunday School am Divine worship 7 pm Evangelistic message pm Prayer meeting are Always Welcome LEWIS s VICTORY BAPTIST CHURCH Fellowship of Baptist Churches MOVED 7 To our new location Corner Arthur and Newton Sis Newmarket Pastor P Hill SUNDAY SERVICES oom tr ST ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH J Minister Rev R Telephone Organist Mr Rudolph Church School amNurscry and Beginners yrs Public Worship Visitors cordially welcome r am Sunday School am Worship Service pm Evening service pm Young Peoples Wed Prayer and study meeting A warm welcome await HOBBY The December of the Hop Hobby club was held at the of Mrs J Peg The elec tion of officers for the new year was held Honorary president is Mrs WV Mrs Wright first Mrs Walker second Mrs Bales sec Mrs J Hall Mra press Mrs Crone Cheerio committee Mrs Micks Mrs Mortem Mrs Miller and Mrs com mittee Mrs Walker Mrs Miller and Mrs J question box Mrs J delegate to meet council Mrs J January will be held at the home of Mrs to take place on I fefaai S Mr and Mrs George Wrlgtcni Ji a ROUNDUP Here we are back again after a wonderful vacation We hope that you had as enjoyable a Christmas arid New as we did Roundabout we arrived back at school we noticed a new face in the halls We discovered that this was Mr Carroll a new mem ber of the staff who is replacing Mr Harlow The first meeting of the Drama Society was held after school hours Almost all the cast for The Skin of Our Teeth has been chosen and Everyman is to get under way immediately After much discussion it was de cided that the school is capable of providing casts for both plays each of which will do a good job Almost as bad as writing the examinations is getting them back That is what we have to go through for the next week or so Sometimes we are disap pointed and sometimes surprised You know even though we dread the thought of getting those pa pers back we are quick to teachers who havent our papers marked I if we realize that all during holidays while wo are having fun the teachers spend most of their time marking pap ers and they have a lot of them For just one instance one of the teachers had 0 fifth form papers to mark besides all the papers from the rest of the forms- irf Donna Ball FREE METHODIST CHURCH HOLT Rev Daw Pastor SUNDAY Sunday school am Morning worship Jan Monday through Friday a week of prayer with a dif ferent speaker each evening TRINITY UNWED CHURCH Rev I Aiken of Mud Morning worship A LOOK AT OURSELVES Holy and Recep tion of members SUNDAY SCHOOL am Senior school am Beginners Primary am Junior Congregation Nursery clan 7 pm NO ROOM IN THE HOTEL A modern Nativity drama by young people of Aurora Uni ted church You should not fail to see this modern Nativity presentation i CHURCH OF THE Mount Albert Gospel Evening Service Pastors New Years rnessage Glory of Going Special Singing Rev Earl FRIENDS MEETING 9 was glad when they me let us go into the house 11 for this service ALL WELCOME Burton Hill and Gait expect to Jan r ST PA A CHURCH Rector J I LA Holy Co m ion 10 un Senior Sunday School Kinder- Schools prayer and sermon and WW meeting Wc are labourers together CHURCH OF THE of Maiaand Queen Rev Organist June Balnea am Bible school S Friday pm Friday Junior You will ilia on CHRISTIAN Main St Onanist Wet amT7Morningworshi By School Gospel 8 service J FULL rear Welcomes youTSS Sunder Evening yl

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