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TfVry Z teS off work for a I jut It Ufult now voting at a good Bat while wis oat of work ted otoodr to Ik the Finally wince lit dropped is ft mm After lb wLoMiflijir to p fcb oociU of Coin to tin oon I Mr Three Months Of 56 too If any woeful fa Loan Plana for proposed residential are submitted to the York County health unit for an opinion from the public health point of view In the first three months of this year 28 proposed subdivisions have been reviewed of which have been disapprov ed from the public health point Of view usually because of Im practical or inadequate proposals for handlingwaste disposal The health unit is providing valuable assistance in way to the local municipal councils and planning boards in the coun ty in controlling the develop ment of subdivisions which would otherwise rapidly become public health liabilities for the communities concerned reports Dr Robert King MOJEL Up to April 25 alleged ings of children or adults have been investigated by the health unit In order to protect the health of the bitten persons 27 dogs have been quarantined for the required days observation to ascertain whether the dogs were infected with rabies at the time of biting Fortunately to date no biting animal in the county has been proven rabid It has been necessary to supply rabies vaccine for only three bit ten persons where doubt existed as to the health of the animal at the time of biting inspection On April the council of the township of King passed a bylaw to provide for plumbing inspection in the township thus bringing all of the county except the township of Georgina into the plumbing inspection program Since the beginning of the year inspections of plumbing and sewers have been made in York County Mp Kite St Newmarket Open Friday to i Saturday till noon Loans made In Aurora and i air nearby Towns Loan in Ontario Cities -VAV- PLEASANTV1LLE The Home- makers girls club are having a family fun night on Friday May at pm at school Prizes will be given for euchre and Mrs Elmer Starr and son Stuart also Mrs Francis Starr attended a Friends meeting on Saturday April at Hamilton Mrs Frank Williams was a guest over the weekend with a girl friend in Toronto Mrs A Tucker is spending a couple of weeks at the home of Mrs Earl Toole Mrs Starr entertained Mr and Mrs and family of Islington also Miss Nellie Home who works for the Evan gelical Union of South America Miss spent the weekend with her sister and family Mrs Cockrane at Stroud Miss Joyce Van was a weekend guests at the home of Mrs Cameron and son Don ald SCHOMBERG Held from last week Mrs A Kay and Mrs J Hart Toronto attended the Masonic banquet on Friday evening and spent the weekend with friends in town LADIES FELLOWSHIP Sixtyfour ladies met in the newly formed ladies fellowship recently at Grace church Two special speakers featured the evening Mrs Alan Cooper spoke on Polio and Mrs Os wald J Smith wife of the pastor of the Peoples Church in Toron to gave a talk Mrs Smith has just returned from a mile missionary trip with her recitation by Miss Carol Graham and piano numbers by Miss Noreen Ayers rounded out a full evening Refreshments were served at the close This fellowship meeting is held each second Tuesday of the month in the church parlors Mr and Mrs Fred Davis and Mrs J Bryan Aurora visited Mr and Mrs Davis on Sun day Mr and Mrs Barrie spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Victor Merchant Mr and Mrs Wilfred Aitchi- son and Miss Delia McKinley visited Mrs J and daughter on Sunday Members of the Masonic order entertained their ladies at a ban quet and dance on Friday even ing in Bond Head The Womens Institute catered Whitchurch township council viewed with displeasure the Provincial request for the mun icipality to pay percent of a a month subsidy for all oldage pensioners within the township In a letter from the depart it was stated that they Would pay per person per month and the municipality if agreeable would pay Con stable Dick stated that there were approximately residents in the township who could qualify for the sub sidy Several have already made application said Mr I believe that the present amount paid to oldage pension ers is too low stated councillor Cliff but we arc scraping the bottom of the bar rel now for taxes Such a request would amount to over another mill on our tax rate said Reeve Constable said that the City of Toronto had agreed to the request The proportion from the province and the township is un reasonable commented council lor Roth Federal and Provin cial Governments are just passing the buck stated Dep- Richardson Constable Mulholland said that there were many oldage pensioners at Wilcox Lake who had moved out from Toronto because the rents there were too high He said he knew of one couple who were receiving per month and were paying 545 of this amount out In rent Such a request would amount to a terrific figure in and Vaughan Townships said Reeve 15000 Chiton h Receiving Polio Shots Approximately 15000 elemen tary public and separate school children are now receiving polio myelitis vaccine in the schools in York County All ele mentary school children whose parents have signed requests polio vaccine will be given vac cine during the next few weeks two doses for those who did not receive vaccine last year and third dose for those who had the first two doses last year It is expected that the vaccine To most of us in our lifetime there come only a few evenings that we can label perfect But there are those few and we mem bers of the Concert Association were privileged to share one them on Thursday evening April when Betty Jean with her violin as the magic wand carried us into a land where time was nothing and music reigned supreme I have heard many violinists some of them great but none of them aroused in me the sense of perfect satisfaction that this young player did Something happened two or three times dur ing this concert which only oc curs when an audience is deeply stirred a complete silence for a moment or two at the conclusion of a number and then the spon taneous burst of applause It is as if the audience wishes to save what it has heard before giving vent to an expression of appre ciation I am sure were Mozart still with us he would have breathed a sigh of satisfaction as he listen ed to Miss interpretation of his Adagio in C major with which the program opened Mozart lovers are jealous of anything that might lessen the spell he can cast But this young violinist had an insight into his special technique and rounded beauty Her Brahms Sonata in D minor was a marvellous piece of work A technique so beauti fully adequate a brilliancy so scintillating and a beauty of tone In its fortes and the performance was tremendous and yet in pianos and pianissimos it could diminish to a mere thread of sound which yet in pitch and clarity of enunciation was per fect The Brahms Sonata gave the player full scope for every shade will be available for preschool age children some time in June and plans are being made for its administration to the age children at that time and Express Classifieds Bring Results of expression and mastery of her instrument The next numbers were Havanaise by the Hungarian Folk tunes These are not the usual gypsy ones but are delightful little tone pictures by was ex quisitely tender and the conclud ing Polonaise by was a test of any violinists technique Miss mastery of her bow was a delight to watch one was fairly breathless with the speed color drama and beauty of the interpretation Miss was tendered an ovation at the close and responded generously with two encores It is indeed delightful to this young Betty jean has a personality the warmth and beauty of which is inflected in her artistry The picture of her and her violin will linger long in our memories sur rounded by the echoes of the wonderful music she gave us In she had an ac companist who literally lived every Betty Jean played as he translated and gave them the musical foundation which is so satisfying to a violin ist To me a real accompanist is someone who while giving adequate and beautiful support to a soloist never obtrudes his part Meeting Mr Barken afterwards he told us that he thoroughly en joyed playing that night asked him if it was because the audi ence was so sympathetic He said Definitely one can sense an audiences reaction very early in the program Speaking to Betty Jean afterwards I told her that various people includ ing Archie and me felt like going home and destroying our violins I said Which shall we do put them away forever or practice harder Practice harder by all means she told me and on this note of hope and encouragement from an artist as lovely off the stage as on Ill close with the hope and indeed the certainty that the years ahead for Miss Hagen will be years of world fame and hap piness that only comes to those who give happiness to others Vrfcgj i Then He opened He their understanding that they might understand the scriptures First the Lord Jesus is spoken of as opening the Scriptures as He Joined the disciples on the Road now He is 3s opening their under stanifng in iinrt work He has helpers but in the second stands alone many can bring the Scriptures to mind but the Lord alone can prepare the mind to receive them Our Lord differs from all other Teachers They reach the ear but He roaches the heart they deal with the outward letter but He parts an inward taste for the Truth by which we perceive its savour and spirit The most unlearned of mem become ripe scholars In the school of Grace when the Lord Jesus by His Spirit unfolds the mysteries of the Kingdom and grants the divine annotating by which they are able to behold the invisible Happy arc we if we have our understandings cleared and strengthened by the Master How many men of profound learning are Ignorant of eternal things They know the killing letter of revelation but its living spirit they cannot discern They have a veil upon their hearts which eyes of reason cannot penetrate- Such was our case a little time ago we who now see were once blind Truth was to us as beauty in the dark a thing unnoticed Had it not been for the love of Jesus Christ we should have remained until this moment in utter ignorance for without His gracious opening of our under standing we could no more have obtained spiritual understanding than an infant could climb the Pyramids or an ostrich fly to the stars This school when Jesus Christ Is our instructor the one where Gods Truth can be truly learned Other schools may teach us what is to be believed but Christ alone can show us how to believe it Let us sit at the feet of Him and by our earnest prayer call in His blessed aid that our dull wits may grow brighter and our feeble understandings may re ceive heavenly things Wedding HUNTER Saturday April Mount Al bert United church was the scene of a quiet afternoon wedding when Irene Julia daugh ter of Mr and Mrs Stephen became the bride of Mil ton A Hunter son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Hunter of Maple The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev D Davis of Stouffville The bride given away by her father wore a floorlength gown of white nylon tulle net over taffeta The costume was styled with fitted bodice very full skirt short sleeves and sweet heart neckline Her headdress was a band of lillcs-of-the-vol- holding her fingertip veil She carried a bouquet of white mums carnations and Miss Mildred Coburn was the maid of honor attired in a waltzlength gown of orchid tulle with matching Juliette cap She carried a mixed bouquet of yellow roses pink carnations and mauve mums Lester Brown brotherinlaw of the groom was the best man The reception was held at the home of the brides parents The brides mother wore a twopiece dress of steel bluegray silk white hat and accessories and ft corsage of yellow roses and mums The grooms mother wore a navy blue suit dainty white blouse with matching hat and accessories Her corsage was of pink roses and mums The bride travelled in a gray suit white hat black shoes and gloves Her corsage was an American Beauty rose surrounded by white split carnation The couple took their honey moon touring through Ontario and are making their home with the brides parents in Mount Al bert INTER- VARSITY A now group has been formed in the Newmarket High School under the auspices of the Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship This is an interschool Christian fellowship and is designed with a view to supplying christian for the high school age group Mr Raymond a member of Grace church is act ing as sponsor A banquet at Stouffville last Saturday brought out about students frorh se veral centres such as Aurora YE S THIS IS if 1 J A- May down Mm will pure any used car I mm m r on our lot V Purchasers must ste J MOTORS LID fcl VzlifS I a-