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A MISCELLANEOUS J Ati Coxe Wood and Stoker Coal Phone 5 Orders token for Gravel and Crushed Stone General Hauling LEGAL FLOYD CORNER EVANS PUBS ia DWtM WHITE ROSE PRODUCTS Motor Oil Fuel OB Barrister Mi Pa Me Block Ontario Methane FA Hoar Settle from a tad of tow today Joseph O Dales Office and Residence Main St Evenings By Appointment A Barrister Solicitor Notary Public FA St MATHEWS STIVER LYONS AND VALE Barristers Solicitors Notaries Mathews K STIVBB E Lyons Joseph Vale Main Bay St Phone Phone EM Newmarket Oat Toronto A- MILLS Barrister Solicitor and MAIN ST VIOLET MacMAUSHTON MGTAtY Conveyancing Insurance St Phone Newmarket J Its a happy occasion for Canadas radio family The if Farm Pictured left to right celebrating their consecutive year on the CBCs farm broadcast for Ontario and Quebec are Bill George Murray Janice Alice Hill Martha Craig Grace Webster and Thomas Craig Frank So real have The become to some listeners that letters have been received asking for Martha Craigs delicious apple pie re cipe and subscriptions to The Sentinel the newspaper in the fictional town of Rock Falls Ontario so often mentioned by The Craigs The Common Round By Isabel Colville DEMONSTRATION AND CONCERT DENTAL AltUK OF DR W DENTIST Over MUNICIPAL Residence Dr a VandirVoort DENTIST 11 Main St Newmarket BOWL iNSlHANC gilMCTO SEND FOR fl Pinccn Sop film It uf mired Irimtu in in jh SH5aifcClam She owl Miss Spencer of the WI gave a demonstration recently at the home of Mrs George Smith and provided an afternoon of en joyment for the members of Bo- WI Her subject was Handcraft and it was most time ly for now so many are taking crafts up as a hobby The speaker had samples of the earliest crafts of our Cana dian people and it was a matter of interest to see the gradual improvement represented Per haps the greatest advance is in weaving through the evolution the finer type of loom and the improving of materials The looms of the first settlers must have been huge considering the wonderful woven spreads which some of our members brought for display some in two colors with the pattern color reversed on the opposite side Cotton not being available to early weavers settlers and loyalists principally used wool and flax We were shown a sample of the material so produced which was snowy white and of a texture resemb ling coarse linen I remember my father telling me that in his home where there were children of which he was the youngest that they were en tirely selfsufficient All heir clothes girls and boys were made at home and one girls work was to do all the weaving Another cut out the garments and third made them up Their wheat gave them flour heir huge maple sugar grove provided nil the sugar they needed they had beef and pork game from the woods and ftsh from the streams while wild berries gave them preserves IB the evenings work gathered round their gran he was over as he sat in the corner of the huge hearth and told Ihem tales of Ireland Some of the WI members and n i Classified ads bring York County Hospital Needs Your Donation Spring Is Here Bring your lawn mowers to Chiles Rep Shop ST NEWMARKET far ay and de livery Call mm Agency for Blink friends brought beautifully worked samplers and lace and paper work Miss Spencers wide range of crafts includes jewellery and leather work She also does in her holi days She showed us wonder ful mats some rug size woven and punched There were piec ed Quilts displayed by our mem bers old ones quilts not mem bers that were marvels of the art of quilting the stitches truly It is difficult to see why anyone should cut up perfectly material into thousands of pieces only to sew together again She also displayed some copper and brass work Alt in all it was a rewarding and illuminating afternoon in cluding the history as well as its crafts and hobbies Concert In May The Coronation Symphony Or chestra will visit Newmarket in May When Mr and Mr Smith organized the orches tra we people who loved music and who had had even a small degree of skill with some instru ment jumped at the opportunity to join Archie and I used to sing in and after came up here if we ever refused to sing people would say If I could sing Id never refuse suppose they imagined one just stood up and sang- They never thought of the years of lessons hours of practice and of memorizing a song before it was sung Little who is guest soloist grows in musical stature day by clay one wonders how one little head can hold so much PREMIERE AT CREST A PRAYER Dear Lord Thou hast bid me be filled with Thy Spirit O come Holy Spirit descend on me now let me not grieve Thee abide with mo ever This body Thy temple my heart for Thy throne Be Thou near faithful Guide when the tempter assails me The promised power on me to bestow For hath He not said I will never forsake thee His blood sanctities oil to Jesus I owe Dear Father in I know Thou hast me The gift of Thy Spirit impart to me now My heart fill with love earthly love allexcelling purge me until every Idol must go Let he flame Thou hast kindled Keep burning forever Shine thru me I pray Thee that others may The beauty of Him who came down to redeem mo My life shall be Thine keep me cleansed Lord for Thee Isabel Williams Newmarket The news the Crest Theatre North Toronto will have the honor of presenting the world premiere of Tyrone Guthries new play Haste to the Wed ding beginning May was ah- no u need recently The Guthrie pluy which was completed for this company is even more lighthearted than the average comedy It is a real romp Mr Guthrie who is the director of Canadas Stratford Festival has written a number of plays many for radio and Among the plays presented in the theatre were Top of the Lad der which played the St Theatre in Ixmuou and starred John Mitts and The Flowers are Not for You to Pick Mr Guthrie was a director of the Old before the last war and remained there to the time of Sir Laurence Olivier ami Sir He left to concentrate on the Sadlers Wells Opera but returned for the as director during which time he directed Carmen for the Metropolitan Opera Com pany He then decided to free lance He did Oedipus Hex which He will do at the Festival for the theatre in and also tor Na tional Theatre For this World Premiere in addition to members of the regu lar company Murray and Don ald have signed Patrick whose Lancaster was such a success in the opening presentation Richard of Bur- Joy King and Toby KESWICK A special service sponsored by the United church will be held on Sunday evening May 2 at eight oclock The guest speaker tor the evening will be Mr John Gormley who a theologian student from Jamaica All young people and adults of the community ore in vitcd Weddings BOYS Rev officiated at a wedding ceremony in United church on Saturday after noon April when Marion Elizabeth Boys daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Boys Ridges became the bride of Vernon Plant son of Mr and Mrs Fred Plant Weston The setting was arranged with white snapdragons and mixed spring flowers Mrs- played the wedding music and the brides sister Mrs David McAllister sang For You Alone and during the signing of the register Perfect Love Given in marriage by her fa- her the bride was attired in a classic gown of angel mist satin styled with a full pleated skirt falling to a Cathedral train The bodice with empire waist feat ured a wide sweetheart neckline collar and lilypoint sleeves A beaded halfhat her tulle illusion fingertip veil and she carried a shower bouquet of large white single mums and variegated ivy The grooms sister June Plant was maid of honor and Stone was bridesmaid The brides nieces Diane McAllister and Sheila Boys were junior bridesmaid and flower girl They were gowned in ballerina length turquoise blue crystal over taffeta styled with short sleeves and full skirts They wore frill ed mitts and matching shoes The maid of honor and brides maids wore matching half hats and the flower girl a ribbon band with flowers Their bouquets were small yellow single mums Bruce Hales was best man and the ushers were James Coulter and Murray Boys The reception for guests was held at Ridge Inn Oak Ridges where Mrs Boys received in toast colored crepe matching straw hat brown accessories and a corsage of Talisman roses The grooms mother assisted in a navy and white silk suit match ing accessories and corsage of red roses and white petals For travelling the bride don ned a Swiss silk dress in twilight pink with clasped jewels at the collar Her hat was beige straw with brown ac cent She wore beige wool coat bronze accessories Her was white mums After a honeymoon motor trip the couple will live on Ave Oak Ridges TURNERHARE Temper United church was the scene of a lovely wed ding nit Saturday April 24 for the marriage of Shirley Laura Catherine Hare daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick Hare King City and Robert Arthur Turner son of Turner of King and Mrs Turner of Windsor Rev Moddto of ficiated and Mrs Valeria Wan- played the wedding music Marshall Field Toronto sang The bride given in marriage by her lather wore a chalk wHiite satin gown veiled with layers of net The tight bodice was styled with scoop neckline hand with point-de- Venice lace encrusted with pearls and shirred sleeves The bouffant skirt fell in a chapel train and short mitts with lace applique com pleted the costume A tiara of shirred net and pearls catching a tiered tulle illusion veil form ed the headdress She carried a cascade bouquet of white cam ellia and ivy Mrs Michael was matron of honor Joan Hare the brides sister was junior brides maid and Christina June Ross aged three was flower girl Mrs and Joan Hare chose floor length gowns in frosty green nylon marquisette over faille The flower girl was froeked in yellow net over faille The groomsman was Michael vanKostrnud and the ushers were Ross and Donald Ash After the ceremony Ihe recep tion was held in the church hall where the brides mother was at tired In a dark tur quoise blue crepe gown match ing hat with flower trim and matching accessories She wore a pink orchid The groom mother wore navy crepe navy hat pink trim match ing accessories and junk orchid waistline corsage he brides travelling costume was a French grey worsted suit with the yoke studded with white pillbox hat accented with white flower and black access ories Her corsage was red car nations The couple motored to Mon treal and Quebec for a honey moon vacation Upon their re turn they will live Nairn Ave Toronto TAKE COURSES Cecil J service manager at Morton Brothers limited and Anton general mechanic at Newmarket Motors have graduated from an advance course in automatic transmissions at the General Motors training centre which was held at last week They were members of the first class to attend the new school Mr Hose who lives at Tim othy St is married and has had 12 years experience In the auto motive business Mr Czernick who lives at Prospect Street is married and has had nine years experience in the automotive business PINE ORCHARD Ronnie Preston spent Easter holiday with his aunt and Mr and Mrs Joseph Mr and Mrs Stuart Hollcy Toronto were recent guests of Mr and Mrs Allan Cody Mr and Mrs and Danny spent the Easter weekend with Mr and Mrs- Whitfield Mrs and children re mained for a few days Miss Smyth supervisor of health nurses at County Health Unit will be guest speaker at Pine Orchard on Wednesday afternoon May at the home of Mrs Allan Cody Miss Smyth will speak on Pub- lie Health It is hoped there will be good attendance at this meeting Mr and Mrs Whitfield were recent visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Rae Willing Workers Union Church will meet at the home of Mrs Emerson on Wed nesday May at 2 oclock Topic on Friendship by Mrs Ross Reading by Mrs J and roll call verse on Friendship Plans will be com pleted for blossom tea and bake sale at the home of The Newmarket Era and Express Thursday Apr Mrs Roy Cody on Thursday afternoon May Mr and Mrs Douglas Hope and June visaed Mr and Mrs Dennis in on Sunday Bobby and John returned home with their parents after spend ing the Easter holidays with Mr and Mrs Dennis and family Bruce and Verne Eveleigh Aurora spent the Easter holi days with their grandparents Mr and Mrs Chapman Miss Mildred Toronto spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs J Cedar Valley Union Church service will be at am and Sunday School at on May Manitoba ranks fourth among Canadian manufacturing prov inces Ahead are Ontario fu bee and British Columbia in that order- mi Draperies Venetian blind Slip covers Bedspreads Custom made Free given Free DO IT YOURSELF WITH WARCOLITE THE COLD MIX BLACKTOP PAVEMENT FILLS DANGEROUS HOLES EASY TO MINUTES IN DRIVEWAYS PAVES DRIVEWAYS AVAILABLE IN LB PAPER 4 EASY STEPS I SWEBP OUT HOLE BROOM POUR IN toiSBii mm I i MAY BE -y-ry- s r A vs WARREI iNT THE W s MORE ABOUT INSIEYS f- THIS MEANS 20 DISC0UI Wear for ixL jSl va CLOTHES Men and Women to 7475 YOU CAN SAVE TO l ff