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Fish was returned presi dent of the Newmarket Horticul tural society for a second term at the annual meeting and elec tion of officers on Tuesday Jan Held In the school room of Trinity United church the meet ing was addressed by John Clark Toronto y- A pot luck supper convened by Mrs Walton preceded the business meeting Grace was pronounced by Rev J and Charles Jamieson moved the vote of thanks to the ladies for the supper The guest soloist was Kenneth Stephens He was accompanied by Mrs Horace John Kudelka expressed ttie so cietys thanks cohtribu- to the program John Clark who was intro duced by Mrs Nelson Ioiv was in charge of the program gave an illustrated talk on roses The colored slides he showed were enjoyed by the large group of gardening enthu siasts who were present lira Campbell moved the vote of thanks to Mr Clark During the annual meeting reports successful year were presented by the secretary Miss Audrey and the treasurer Mrs Jay The president Mr Fish outlined the activities of the society during the past year when five meet ings open to the public were held Each featured an auth ority on some phase of horti culture and were aimed to be di rect assistance to the home own er of the community A visit was made to gardens of Mr and Mrs during tulip time and the sociey held a presentation of movies in aid of the British and Dutch Flood Re lief fund Reports were presented on the various committees Caldwell in his accounting of the show committees work paid tribute to all the volunteer workers members of the society who assisted in the flower and vegetable shows and manned the Horticultural booth at the an nual trade fair He thanked lo cal people who had donated the furnishings for the booth A new trophy donated by Cecil Taylor which will be troduced at the competi tions was shown by Mr trophy a pewter plate was the work of Rudy It will be awarded for the best gladiolus in the show Charles Boyd gave the report on the trade fair He said that the fair was a definite success and that there had been com plete cooperation between the society and the merchants par ticipating Our big problem is that we cant find enough space for all who would like to enter exhibits In fair Mr Boyd I said The Horticultural society through its sponsorship of the trade fair Is providing a service for the entire community as well as for the merchants In the report of the member ship convener Charles it was learned that the member ship for had been This was slight increase over the past year The juvenile the so ciety under the chairmanship of Miss Eva Barnes included the presentation of a subscription of the National Geographic maga zine id each of the five ele mentary schools in town and essay contests were conduct ed in the public schools and the prize winning drawings were ex hibited at the trade fair Bulbs were distributed to the schools and annuals transplanted to the school grounds as a part of the program The civic improvement com mittee had been busy during the past year with Garrett as the convener Rose bushes were planted at the fiospital grounds and annuals were planted at the various municipal and school buildings in the town such as the registry office waterworks and town hall A tree was planted during the Coronation cere monies by the society and the society provided the flowers for the official decorations on that day In the fat bulbs were planted at the fire hall and reg istry office by the society As has been the practice for REPORTS PRESENTED AT ANNUAL MEETING OF HOSP AUXILIARY Among the reports presented at the annual meeting of the York County Hospital Womens Auxiliary were those of the purchasing committee and the treasurer They showed that over 2400 in purchases and donations had made to the hospital through the auxiliary during The cash on hand was 2- and the receipts include donations Womens In stitutes 16703 ways and means projects 158155 and memberships Total receipts were 444223- A Under disbursements which totalled- was grant for the special building fund of Other expenses were pro vincial miscellaneous 15152 purchases for hos pital Cash on hand at Nov go the end of the auxiliarys was 104117 Among the purchases and don ations made to the hospital were the following articles elec tric baker floor polisher hospi tal trays table and chairs for kitchen nurses residence equipment tot dietary depart ment six electric fans five blankets one dozen surgical towel clips Stille cast cutter Stille long forcep Gomcoe trie breast pump surgical instru ments Jiltten replacemehts bed lights gooseneck lamp for case room Triienfe anaesthetic ma chine for case six plastic for intravenous treat- Business and Professional LEGAL some time members of the New- aperies for fivebed market Horticultural society in were able to purchase nursery of bed- stock through the society at a blankets draperies ten percent discount Handling St2f l thermos this work for the organization was George Ruddock jugs Christmas tray favors five bedside tables and overbed The officers elected for the ensuing year are past Mrs Nelson Ion presW- P Fish first Hill second Nelson Garrett sec Miss Audrey Bat Michael Steel di rectors for one year Roger Caldwell Howard Proctor Mrs Beatrice Hendricks Mrs Cecil arid Mrs Benjamin Crocker directors for two years Mrs Jean Jay Ernest Winter Hayes Mrs John and Charles tables CAR ABANDONED A wrecked automobile had been left oh a public parking lot on Water St Newmarket for three months Councillor Robert pointed put recently Every day parts taken from the car by people who passed by he Said Chairman of the police com mittee Councillor Hamilton said the police were taking care of the matter i fi i I 1 i- Ik i fe Tf I -r- J J its v L i J f J H i DOLL OS J I i Ay J- ft j O- s m i i r i- A J I 4 I IS- -A- i taj V- t -s- v f- After of tlip the famous thrill drama The Light Of will Williams Heart the Davis Brothers Crest Theatre Mount Pleasant Road Nor ill Toronto turns again to lighter fare Despite Us title Lord A Crime l he seen for the I time in Canada at Crest on ruesilay Feb is a It is adapted from the short story of the same name Wilde and the play deals with an earnest young man Lord Arthur vile who as he has told a handreafiorthat he will commit murder decides that he had belter get it over with quick ly die he gels married anil settles down Accordingly lie Invites all his potential victims his relatives needles to say to tea and this is the setting of the play part be played by Murray Davis and the part of his twin brother who aids and abets him by Donald Davis This will be the first time that these two Cart- actorma who are operating the Crest Theatre will have played as brother on the stage play the Agnes part The combination of wo plays will it is also provide a for who like slrotiK meat lor their theatre- fare The following play will aaln be a comedy Jt will be Esca pade by Roger A play which flopped in Now York hilt Is one of Londons biggest comedy hits it has been running for nearly two years is one of most important play- i r VEP Amvy V A T A V Jlt MURRAY DAVIS vvv Heading the ladles will bo Mary Laura Wood and Hetty Also making his first appearance In the company as an actor is John the director of Richard Of and Philadelphia Story match- ley who offstage sports an Im pressive black beard persuaded his director Pierre to let him play the part of Winklchoff a boarded German anarchist so the beard is safe for the moment mm DONALD DAVIS A Scot with a style not unlike that of the late James he has had several suc cesses Including To Dorothy A Son and The Gentle Gunman and also the Alee film The Man In The White Suit Esca pade is in a similar vein a roll icking comedy with a lot of ser ious thought behind the laughs The leading part which Is play in London by film star Nigel Patrick goes at the Crest to Max Held over from last week Miss Dorothy Kitch ener rendered a lovely solo at the church service on Sunday Mr Stiles and family had 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