ii- vv ISM ii HURCH and Vision am to pm July 30 WTTON AWNCUUURA1 FAIR AND SHOW and ONt AND FIRST YfAR I THURSDAY Aug at 2 pm Childrens Ath- in front of the Grandstand Exhibition Ladies Work in the Memorial Arena pm Entertainment and Free Draw in the Memorial Arena pm Old Dancing Competition in front of the Grandstand sponsored by Pollock Motors Limited of Keswick and Murphy Mo- tors Limited of Sutton Entries welcomed No entry fee For further particulars please tact the secretary THE FAMOUS DANCERS WILL GIVE AN EXHIBITION OF SQUARE DANC- KING SHOWS LIMITED ON THE MIDWAY FRIDAY Aug pm Hunters and Jumpers Judging of Light Horses in front of the V- stand Trials of Speed Pony Races pm Entertainment in front of the grand- stand KING SHOWS LIMITED ON THE MIDWAY SATURDAY Aug at pm Official open ing of the Fair by Mr A Lash ley Director of Agricultural Societies Hunters and Jumpers Trials of Speed and Races Judging of Light Horses in front of the Grandstand Judging of Heavy Horses in the small ring Judging of Cattle Sheep and Swine pm Entertainment and Free Draw in the Memorial Rink pm Variety Show in front of the Grand stand KING SHOWS LIMITED ON THE MIDWAY BELHAVEN WEDDING WILLIAMSON Held from last week Sunday Mrs Freeman Steph- of pink and white vlsicd and ferns formed the setting In St Andrews Presbyterian church for the double ring ceremony June of Shirley Hannah Williamson only daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Williamson Ont and Mr Franklin Wilson Morton son of Mrs Blanche Mor ton and the late Raymond Mort on Rev S Johnston The bride given in marriage by hor father wore a gown of white nylon with boat neckline nylon lace bodice and full skirt Her fingertip veil was held in place with a pearl tiara She wore a double strand of pearls a gift of the groom She curried a cascade bouquet of white roses stephanotls and white heather sent to her by an aunt in May- hole Scotland The maid of honor Miss Robinson bridesmaids Miss Mary Mrs Norman who is ill in East General hospital Tor onto Mr and Mrs Gordon and children visited Mr and Mrs at Shclbourne on Sunday Misses Norma and Bernicc Kay attended Camp Meeting on Sunday Mr Reginald Denny visited his grand mother Mrs Charles Pollard over the weekend Mr Lloyd Mr and Mrs Douglas Stokes Toronto re cently called on Mrs Albert Hoi- stocks who is quite ill Mr and Mrs Norman King spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Ernie Master Wayne Hill and Miss j Ruth Hill have returned home to Newmarket after spending a few days with their uncle and Morton cousin of groom and j Garnet Mey- Marlene Mair cousin of the bride wore identical strap- Kay is visiting for less dresses of blue embroidered and nylon taffeta with matching Stevenson Royal Death Virgin- The maid of honor car- The Common Round By ISOBIL COLVIUE PUPILS OF KENNETH MILLS Tyrone star In the romance with The Eddy Story at the Theatre Newmarket a cascade of pink roses and for days Starts Friday July matinees Saturday July and wore a matching headdress of Monday July at pm maids carried cascades or yellow roses and wore matching head dresses Mr Grant Morton brother of the was best man Ushers were Danny Williamson brother of the bride and David Pitt Soloist Mrs Little sang Walk Hand in Hand and dur ing the signing of the register When Song is Sweet The reception was held in the church basement Mrs William son received the guests in a slate grey shantung sheath dress and matching duster with blue accessories and pink corsage She was assisted by the grooms mother in a rosewood lace dress with many accessories Her cor sage was white roses Guests were present from Lon don Simcoe Aylmer Hamilton Port Credit Port Tor onto Peterborough St Catharines Sutton Aurora Thessalon Camp Borden and Dearborn Michigan Telegrams were received from Toronto Ottawa Scotland and from a cousin at Bucking ham Palace London On their return the couple will make their home in Newmarket fine cut with a DISTINCTIVE flavour To those of us who know Ken neth Mills as a friend and have seen the fruit of teaching a re cital by his pupils is something to be looked forward to This is especially true when we are interested in some of his pupils When we reached Leu- side Collegiate where the recital was to be held it was nice to see quite a number of Newmar ket people there I think one of the pleasures J that a recital by Kenneth Mills pupils always give me is the sense of surencss One feels that in all his pupils be they eight years old or of riper years that there is a foundation of tech- on which like the house built on rock a house of music can be built which will meet trie stringent requirements that ail who study seriously must meet Tunney winner at years of age of the Scholarship and now invited to give a recital at the played four numbers Chopins Fantasy Impromptu played with a brilliance which only a technique phenomenal in a power with never a touch of one of her years could compass harshness and a warmth and color which brought out the love ly and illusive melody that plays hide and seek with the fantasy Musts by very modern and very difficult was beautifully rendered its flowing swirling was very realistic and the other half of the family confessed to me that for a while he was back back among the highland hills of his boyhood watching the up from the valleys till they shrouded the landscape The Juggler was again a masterpiece of technique and tone colors The crisp beautiful ly articulated tones made me see the juggler as he performed his tricks I think everyone in the audience agreed with one remark I heard as wo left the hall If had gone on playing no one would have thought of time Little Kevin did a remarkable piece of work for an eight year old There was an Individuality about his playing an effect of really knowing ex actly what he wanted and how to get it He played Tag Church Hells and an intriguing Arrangement of London Bridge This last piece nearly threw a small boy in front of us into Either he thought Kevin playing it all wrong or ho Appreciated the puckish humor of the Retting but for a few mo ments I thought he would lit find to my horror that I left out other solo the Kab- Sonatina No I in Major which showed j that in modern music she can find a vehicle for talent equal to the beauty and appeal she brings to her audience in other works Of Mrs the third member of our Newmarket group of artists I need only My that her talent has at last found the proper atmosphere In which come lo beautiful maturity She played two Arabesques by De bussy and we wish she had play ed more I cannot begin to write of all those who took part they would not be of interest lo New market but there was a young man Russell who ap peared twice on Iho program whose interpretive talent struck all He played the Prelude and Fugue No 14 In Minor j by Bach the first movement of SonMu No of Beethoven and The Inland Spell and Largo He like has the happy faculty of music- pic ture making Mr Mills has the marvellous and one might soy unique gift of able to into his pupils personalities to develop the hidden strengths and to make his pupils bring their weakness to light where by judicious training and selfknowledge they may be eradicated or in cases become strong points in building their musical fabric- We can only hope for recital in the near future and wish Mr Mills and his pupils the success they richly deserve YOUR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IS BUILDING BETTER COMMUNITY FIND THE DEALER AND BRAND YOU When you want buy known product heres how to find a dealer in a hurry la of Point fin lorn tit section familiar trade mark and the of your choice LOOK TOR FAMILIAR TRADE MARKS ft J