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mr j v ii iSSIW mm Minimum length SI flnished lined or online rents if you nuke your own drapes Jacques Curlier In the is the highest t a I in Quebec Highest peak Ontario part of the Niagara escarpment at Caledonia v75S jiiiav i JACK SUITS SUIT SALE IS OVER SATURDAY PM OVERCOATS 4485 v vBBMp to Owners win abrand new Super Deluxe Filter Just phone in the serial number of your Filter Queen a draw will take place on the of February i r Womans World By Caroline Ion are celebrating the opening of our new branch Main St Visit our store and receive a free gift I vou have not yet seen the Filter Queen riling lor your Free Gift and ask about our Special 7 Series of Oral Roberts Films yv i i to be shown i- J J- pm My Visit To The Holy Land LEGION 1 1 ALL AURORA J 29 Easter Story TOWN II ALL NEWMARKET J Siiy 29 Venture Into Fair 5 LEGION HALL AURORA Monday Jan 30 800 pm God Is Not A Man Has shown mm HOLLAND LANDING The fulfilment of an idea which had its beginnings many years ago Is being realized with the opening of a Craft Centre by the Newmarket Handcraft group In fact the plans for such a place existed with the individual members long before the group was organized For years they have discussed the possibility of bringing all the craft enthusiasts of the comun- together at one workshop Sometimes the dream almost materialized but each time an unexpected difficulty made its realization an Impossibility Before the old fire hall was destroyed while It was the Vet erans DugOut a craft centre was operated for several winters Instruction was given in block printing knitting smocking glove making and other skills But with the removal of the old building the craft centre Now substantially through the generosity of Mr and Mrs James Crossland the dream is becoming a reality A cabin on their form on Yonge St has been pro vided for the use of the New market Handcraft group Many plans are under discus sion by the organization and if there is sufficient interest to warrant courses of instruc tion in weaving a leatherwork smocking needlepoint and other crafts will be given Such ideas as a display room for local drafts and a spot where visitors can discuss their hobbies or listen to lectures and demonstrations ore being considered The provincial government is loaning the group twolarge floor looms which will be used for In struction and demonstration pur poses They are expected to Firemen Give Year s Report f Hope For Alarm Sysfenill rive early In February The centre will be opened on Tuesday Feb find each Tues day thereafter from to pm Registration for craft courses are being token and all who are interested in them arc requested to contact Mrs Ar thur Newmarket Mrs H Bales president of the Newmarket Handcraft group said that in the past few months there have been many In quiries about instruction classes Wherever possible we shall or ganize a class in the special sub ject requested she said The cabin which will be the for the skilled needlewomen and craft enthusi asts of the area contains a large bright room with a stone fire place It is heated with a space heater for winter use A sun- room runs the full length of the building The cabin is located west of the main house with the en trance being by the regular lane- way Mrs H Bales said that anyone visiting the centre would have no difficulty in finding it as the cabin can be seen from parking area at the rear of the house Early registration for the classes will greatly assist the Handcraft group workers in or ganizing their program Young interested in knitt ing and smocking will be able to receive the necessary instruction Others perhaps already skilled in those fields may be interested in learning a hobby such as leather work or weaving The opportunity is being offered by the Handcraft group The suc cess of the venture will depend largely upon the response re ceived The Newmarket Fire Depart ment has released a report this week on its activities during At the recent annual of officers John Gibson was reelected chief Other officers are Bill Dunn deputychief Harry Glenn first lieutenant Joe Peat second lieutenant Bond treasurer Fred secretary Art truck captain Every member of the brigade was sorry to hear that Second Lieutenant Bob Peters was re tiring the secretary reports He retired at the end of the year after IB years of service to the brigade and to the town Chief Gibson presented Mr Peters with a wrist watch at the Christmas tree party Mrs Peters was presented with a bouquet of flowers The firemen have redecorated the walls and ceiling of the club room on the second floor of the fire hall The floor has been re- been fitted to all upstairs win dows The costs were paid out of the firemens share of the hall rentals Half of oil rental rev enue goes to the town Anyone may rent club room for a The brigade has an active membership and projects carried out with all members pitching in to do the work Expressing the opinion of the brigade as a whole the secre tary reports Every member is hoping that this year will bring us a modern fire alarm system This is needed for the safety of everyone concerned and a more efficient brigade We should all bo firemen our own homes Do not be care less Check nil those fire haz ards and do away with them Teach your children what to do in case of fire Show them the easiest and quickest way to get out of the house in case of Above all remember to keep COLLECTOR and will bo sanded and Venetian blinds have calm if there is a fire Newmarket Social News Items for the social and per sonal column must reach the Era and Express office by am each Wednesday Send them by mail or telephone or Mr and Mrs Donald of Willowdale visited their parents Mr and Mrs Bert last Wednesday Mrs Frank was a Sunday supper guest of Mr and Mrs Bruce The annual congregational supper of Trinity United church look the form of a pot luck sup per on Jan Miss Gwenncth Shier spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs The of Pine Orchard Union church wU meet Wednesday Feb at the home of Mrs Elmer Starr The day will be spent on quilting so all are required to bring their noon lunch Mr and Mrs Allan Forbes Oshawa spent Sunday at the home of Mr Earl Toole Mrs Win Hancock Sharon and Wayne returned to their home with them Mrs Doug Roger and Miss Joyce Van Luvan were Saturday night tea guests with Mr and Mrs David Sharon Mrs A Tucker of Aurora and Mr and Mrs CcClure and Miss had Sunday night tea at the home of Mrs Clure Mr and Mrs Verne Sheridan and children were Sunday visi tors with Mr and Mrs Frank Curl Zephyr school Junior pu pils are nearly all home with the measles this week Several from here attended the temperance meeting at the Friends church in Newmarket on Sunday afternoon Leonard Fish of Weston Mr and Mrs Nelson Ion and sons visited Mr and Mrs Ion and Mr and Mrs J Ion of Hamilton on Saturday Mr and Mrs Bert spent Sunday in the guests of Mr and Mrs Bud The Newmarket Horticultur al society held its annual pot luck supper in Trinity church hall on Monday night Mr Fred Evans Saskatchew an arrived in town Tuesday morning where he Is paying an extended visit his brother Dave SI Thirtynine years have elapsed since his last visit to the East Mr and Mrs W and Mr and Mrs A Armstrong Mrs J Arnold and Mrs John of Uxbridge had dinner and spent Tuesday evening with Mrs A Mr Leonard Wrightman of son of Mr and Mrs a pa tient at Toronto General hospit al Patients Pavilion Mr and Mrs Wright- man and Mr and Mrs visited Mr Leonard at Toronto General hospital on Sunday Mr and Mrs Harold attended the wedding in Ottawa recently STUDENT OFFICERS TO VISIT LOCAL SALVATION ARMY A group of men cadets from the Salvation Army Training col lege in Toronto will be conduct ing special meetings this coming Sunday at the Army Hall on Queen St The cadets under the leader ship of Sergeant Fisher come from the far ends of Canada and enter the Training College for a period before being commis sioned officers and sent to ap pointments across Canada They will be conducting a meeting on Saturday evening at pm and the meetings on Sun day at am and pm will also sec the cadets in charge The local Salvation Army in cooperation with the Salvation Army in Aurora is commencing meetings called The Hour of Power to be held fortnightly between the two towns This Friday Captain J Han of will be the guest speaker and ail are invited to the meet ing to be held at pm in the Newmarket Salvation Army Hall Miss Davidson of To ronto spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs David Davidson Several from the community attended the golden wedding in Sutton in honor of Mr and Mrs John King Misses Norma and Kay visited Mr and Mrs lyn Kay in Sutton on Sunday Mr Lloyd and friend of Toronto called on Mr and Mrs on Sunday Rev and Mrs had tea Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Frank Kay Sutton Mr and Mrs Norman Kiiih and Floyd had tea Monday even ing with Mr and Mrs Alex Hop kins Beach Keswick A large crowd attended the meeting of the Upper Canada Bible Society in hall on Friday evening A film shown by Mr Sanders Keswick and the music provided by the young people were enjoyed HOPE SharonHope East Group Wo mens association will be held on Wednesday Feb 1 at the home of Mrs George committee Mrs Mrs Cecil Mrs George and Mrs Glenn Micks The pupils of S No had a skating party on Friday Jan at the arena with pupils of S No as their guests A 3 J t- Four a i l t ml I IN A 1 1 i i UPSET PIONEERS The Camp Borden Royals pulled the prize upset of the season scoring five goals in the third period to defeat Ridges Pioneers at the New market arena Monday It was the opening game in best of three North York Mr George Hacking of Port land Oregon formerly of this community visited old friends last week Mr Roy spent a few days last week with and Mrs George Covey Toronto Mr Fletcher Walls of Aneroid and Mr Loveless Agincourt had dinner with their cousin Mrs A White last Tuesday Mr and Mrs Grant Morley and Mr and Mrs H A White Bob and Ruth had Sun day night dinner with Mr and Mrs Roy There was a good attendance the Womens Institute meet ing held at the home of Mrs White last Wednesday Mis Fetch and Mrs Arkcll gave ideas on making uncooked cookies Mrs of Toronto spent Thursday with Mrs White and family She is also visiting other friends 1 n this community Mr Jim Slceth left on Satur day for he will help with mission work in that district Mr and Mrs J Mitchell Marion and Jlmmie were Sunday tea guests at Mr and Mrs Har old home Mrs Clayton attended the dinner for the nursing staff and former members at St Josephs hospital Toronto on Wednesday Mr and Mrs William and Bill and Miss Elsie Craw ford Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Charlie Scott and fam ily of Miss Sylvia Smith of Toronto spent the weekend with Miss Ruth Oliver and Mrs J Oliver Bible study and prayer meet ing arc held every Tuesday night at Wesley church MAPLE HILL A group of young people arc planning to attend the P A leaders conference at Wa terloo next Friday ami Saturday The held a quilting last week at the home of Dr and Mrs Another quilting is planned for the near future Miss Valerie Boyd spent the weekend home She Is attend ing school at He playoff The series winner advances to the second round of the juvenile Shirley Smith and Norm Rob erts were Oak Ridges goalget ters Bertram Boulnnger and Ray Sturgeon scored two goats each for the jubilant Soldiers CANADIAN MILLS TURN TO SYNTHETIC i REGULAR fVS- specials i- t i the that wovidct Doctor anything like a income Some do not occasion to me his services for year at a Yet to your call whenever you him V Likewise the finen drugs and pharmaceutical the high quality of Parke Company and other reliable laboratories are maintained in our pharmacy available when needed for preservation That your Doctor all his skill and your Pharmacist his resources always available the modern contribute to the health comfort i J with foreign competition Canadas textile in- had to to new methods and newproducts In order to survive An appeal to the government met with refusal the Industry through tariffs and theugh the US nritUh and other countries can sell their surplus natural textiles here at low cost Cenadlan manufacturers now are turning out thou MrlV rather than natural fibres and finding that they can retain at least part a or Canadian market Here are samples new product of wuoglan which I proof and fireproof and not in aunllght nor shrink wno laundered ipu iyAviAM nor viir state later Duties V Ontario 7 ft A to attend meetings of the above at Keswick Arena on Mondays -rp- to t Vi V v- NUMBERS CALLED ft wrtw- Market Squhrfc Opposite police StafcpgS ev- tiJV Weekend Specials FRESH LEAN MINCED BEEF TASTY BOLOGNA OR BY THE PIECE LEAN TENDER ilj 2 lbs for J BONELESS POT ROASTS -I- V nun GRADED EGGS grade C Crax SUGARCUBED SIDE BACON W p f s JLrf- js FREE DELIVERY ami -T-e- yty 4i v- W h TVV T irfj5P3l -J- ftf J DISCOUNT vvt ITEMS i fe i a r in dramatic reductions mm as