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AM will help to the crowing of No high way at Oak Ridges school safe for children Hon George of highway told Dec introduced by Major Alex for North the deputation Included chairman of the and School safety Horace Brown and Robert Jr school trustees Gamble secretary- trea surer of Oak Ridges school board Reeve Elton Armstrong of King township Reeveelect Ivan McLaughlin of Whitchurch township and president of Oak Ridges and Lake Wilcox Ratepayers Associa tion and member of Whitchurch township council Mr said a survey had only recently been made The K delegation requested a hand rated traffic signal as well as a person in charge of children crossing the highway We feel confident immediate action will now be taken by the department highways trustee Robert said The delegation also met Dana IF Porter minister of education problems resulting from the rapid expansion of the Oak Rid gesLake Wilcox and King area discussed with the minister said attention would be en these matters IT Win Championship In the Toronto Junior Horse Show at arena on Dec and the championship in the hired horse class was won by Marilyn Hawman Stables Oak Ridges and ridden by Katherine jf a first ribbon and a pair of bronze book ends Oak Ridges Riding club retains championship ribbon for the tack room Placing third in this class was Midnight of the ridden by David Harri son competing in his first show In class Equitation where the rider was judged helped Deborah place third It was her first show with horses In tho begin ners jumping class she was awarded a fourth ribbon riding Town Casino a boarder at the Stables and owned by Donald Christian Sutton Anne who turned seven on Dec made a creditable showing in competition She rode the Judy Miss Hawman Oak Ridges riding teacher was well pleased with the show which has put her horses and riders on enviable record Preparation for the Spring Show begins right away the teacher said Among the many guests at Ridge Inn for New Years dinner were Mrs P Thompson her son William and his wife and Mr Jim Henry Aurora Mr and Mrs Harold Clark and daughter Mr and Mrs Ernest Hemphill of Maple Mr Peter Clark Miss Kay Clark and her sister Mrs Rolling of King and their aunt Miss Una Kennedy of Niagara Falls Mr and Mrs Charles Stephenson of Ave Lake Wilcox their daugh ters Anne and Nancy and sons Grant of Toronto Allan and his wife of Schomberg Gerald and Douglas who with Mr and Mrs George McEwen of Lake Wilcox made a party of eleven Visi tors came in steadily all day with no special dinnerhour rush Ridge Inn management said The open weather gave motorists easy travel Mrs OBrien Lake Wilcox entertained Toronto friends for Mondays celebrations On Friday Dec Mr and Mrs Horace Brown entertained the staff of of the Canadian Poliomyelitis Foundation Toron to from four to seven oclock in the evening An epidemic of measles among younger children is prevalent in the Oak Ridges and Lake Wilcox area Oak Ridges school has been closed until Monday Be cause of the epidemic the early January seasonal party for Oak Ridges Cub Pack has been post- J Bv m CARS TRUCKS TRACTORS ityrrsr FOR SALE USED PARTS TIRES TUBES GENERATORS AND STARTERS Harry Goodman prop Davis Dr Just east of hospital Some district boys played hockey at Aurora arena on Sat urday morning a project being sponsored by Oak Ridge Lions Club who provide facilities for the lads and give transportation Mr Ken hockey 1st directs the teams Visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Nels Anderson St were Mr Neil and Mr Leslie Waddell old friends from Calgary Alberta who ar rived the day before Christmas for a call Mr and Mrs Ernie Graham of spent Christmas with their daughter Mrs Anderson Mr James J Wall Oak Ridges is confined to York County hos pital with an attack of pneumo nia His business at St is being carried on by the execu tive secretary Mrs Sue Mr and Mrs Kenneth entertained a large gath ering of family friends at their Lake Wilcox home on Sunday j Mrs D and her bro ther Mr Dick Mudge a guest at Jarvacres at King paid a call at the home of Lt Col and Mrs Ussher Nancy Lake Farm King on Sunday Mrs William Ashby is still under the doctors care at her Lake Wilcox home Children Receive Awards The annual dinner for the Sun day school and congregation of St Johns Anglican church Dec in the parish hall was thor oughly enjoyed As Santa Claus Robert of delighted the children who received treats from the tree played games and were awarded attendance prizes of books tell ing stories of Bible heroes These were presented by the rec tor Rev D Michel and the superintendent Mr Gordon In the senior class Betty was given special mention for excellent attendance Others with good attendance were Wen dy Gamble Lea Stevenson Bev erley and Barbara Peterson twin sisters Patricia Ann Canning Helen and Robert Sim per Primary class David Bark er special mention others Judy Gamble Mary Ann Marshall Stevenson and Shirley Atkinson Mrs Giles Kerswill teaches this class In the nursery division taught by Audrey and Mrs Nel son Thompson awards went to Audrey Stevenson Wendy Can ning Billy Thompson Teddy and Richard Canning The average enrolment of the school was throughout the year Mrs Coon will convene a program on citizenship for monthly meeting of Oak Ridges Home and School Jan at the iV ITS A World By Caroline Ion No subject has a greater appeal than oven meals in the short courses on food and nutrition provided for the Womens Institutes by the department of agricul ture In a recent six months period between and twoday courses on oven meals were given by nutrition ists from the Womens Institute branch of the depart ment Canadian Almost good enough to work himself out of a job is Police Chief Durham Ont For the second straight year he re ported no youngster had been brought to court for even minor offences He credited the towns record to sports program for the children and to the parents cooperation Citizens say the chief himself is responsible for the absence of juvenile delinquency school Oak Ridges and Lake Wilcox Ratepayers Association will meet at the school on Monday evening Jan as at the De cember meeting Annual Meeting- Robert J Woolley Jr retir ing member of Oak Ridges school board was acclaimed to office for a threeyear term an nual meeting of ratepayers of Union King and Whit church held on December No other nominations were made In nominating Mr Woolley for Trover asked that his motion be motion was supported by Bull with unanimous approval by ratepayers UNIQUE PARTY Mr and Mrs J Groves Pros pect St Newmarket entertained their grandchildren at a Christmas Eve dinner complete with roast chicken and crackers They ranged in age from months to years Grandpa presented Grandma with 12 red roses one for each grand child After their delicious din ner they gathered around the Christmas tree with their parents to receive gifts from Santa OBITUARY ft i -JK- if iivi- 1 1 J i TrV w- V SiV Nowmarket Era and a mcmboi of Audit Bureau of Circulation This means that circulation of Era and Express aro strictly audited by an in dependent agency what advantages this offers the ad vertiser It means that ho knows his advertisement is going Into a guaranteed number of homes to be read by guaranteed number of readers readers who have paid in advance to read Era and Express There is no guesswork when you advertise in a member paper of the Audit Bureau of Circulation i AdverHsement In an paper A It getting A a iwyji I wrt i mm i i r- 5- iitLi s irr 1 Ernest Colllngs A well known sportsman in Bradford and district Ernest Ar thur died December after an illness of six months Rev Blake assisted by Rev J Dew conduct ed the funeral service at fty church Bradford on Decem ber Interment was in Mount Pleasant cemetery Reflecting Mr lengthy connection with the and sport five fellow rail roaders and Reg Wilson vice president of the la crosse club were pallbearers and members of the team were flow er bearers Mr Collings was born in in 1803 the youngest son of Maria and Hubert W His father died when he was three and his mother when he was six years old He married Ellen Sutton of Kerr Hubert in and she survives him Mr was employed by for years of them as cashier at Dur ing this time he was for five years ticket agent at Camp Bor den where he will be long re membered for his many kindly acts to servicemen during the second world war He was a member of Trinity Anglican church Bradford and of the Grader of It Telegraphers His home his work and sports engaged all his time and he was well known in district sporting circles He was secretary- treasurer of the Bradford lacrosse club He is survived by sons Roy A Irwin Bruce and Keith It Bradford daughters Mrs Jos Peat New market Mrs Boss Griffith and Mrs Gerald Bradford brother Fred Bradford uncles Frank Saint James Webb Daniel Collings all of Bradford and on aunt Mrs Elizabeth Kerr Rob ert Oat the slang word for gun comes from the Calling gun which was used before mod machine gun The reason for its popularity is not hard to find A good ov en Is a reliable friend of the busy homemaker It helps lend vari ety to her menus It saves time energy fuel and food values Lets go to a recent short course on oven meals which was given to the branch of the Institute by Miss Barbara one of the depart meats instructor nutritionists About 60 women registered for the course Here is the meal tomato juice ground meat patties baked pota toes grated baked carrots rai sin and orange meringue pie whole wheat bread butter and milk That menu conforms to Canadas food rules in the matter of nutrition But what of the other advan tages to be found in oven meals Miss explained to her audience how these foods can be cooked to retain most of their nutritious values and timed so that all the baked items come out of the oven at once In this way the oven is made to do the work while the has leisure time or attends to other household duties The meal requires an oven at two different temperatures Bak ed potatoes and pie shell must be baked initially in a very hot oven between and de grees So these items are pre pared first The pie pastry is made with white and whole wheat flour and the potatoes arc brushed with dripping to seal in their vitamin content- While these are baking in the hot oven Miss pre pared the later items for the meal raisin mixture for the pie the ground steak and the grated carrots The raisin mix ture is allowed to thicken on top of the stove the orange pulp and rind not added until the last minute in order not to spoil the vitamin C content by too much cooking After minutes pie crust is removed from the oven the temperature of the oven is re duced to degrees and the pat ties and carrots placed in to bake While they are cooking the pie crust is filled with the raisin The meringue is prepared and spread on the pie and placed in the oven to brown for ten minutes Then all dishes are removed from the oven and served at once In the course of preparing this meal Miss explained that in modern practice meat is cooked at a lower constant tem perature of degrees rather than in a very hot oven This re tains its vitamin content juici ness and flavor Other points noted by the instructor more food value is retained in oven baking than in cooking on top of the stove it is better to cook vegetables in very little water two to three tablespoons rath er than more in order to retain vitamins and flavor milk is an important item in the diet of adults as well as children to pre vent bones becoming brittle and subject to fracture Miss Broadfoot is one of four nutritionists of the Womens In stitute branch and Home Econ omics service of the department of agriculture of which Miss Anna P Lewis is director The short courses on food and nutri tion are under the supervision of Miss Anne Lawson and include besides the oven meals such subjects as Your Childrens Food The School Lunch in Your Community Lets Cook it Right Your Moneys Worth in Food Canning Ontario Food and Frozen Poods On application of a Womens Institute branch the department provides the instructor for the courses and pays her travelling and living expenses while the is responsible for ar ranging for the meeting place and supplying larger equipment such as stove tables etc The Newmarket Era and Thursday Jan Page ENGAGEMENT Mr and Mrs wish to announce the engagement of their daughter Margaret Wini fred to Mr Frederick Cyril son son of Mr Cyril Toronto the marriage to take place juicily January Mr and Mrs Cordon Shod don Orlliiii announce the engagement of their daughter Hose Ella Jean Mr William John Carter son of Mr and Mrs William J Carter Holt on Monday Jan 22 In the Free Methodist church OBITUARY Silas m Funeral services were held for Silas from the Strasler Funeral Home in on Dec following his death on Dec from thrombosis He had been ill four days A retired farmer he will bo missed for his Irish wit and humor The son of Thomas he was born at In and married Mary Horner on Jan He farmed at Bel- haven until when he moved to a farm near Queensville from which he retired in and moved to Ho was a member of the Uni ted church He is survived by his wife two sons Frank of Detroit Ron ald of and three grandchildren Four brothers and four sisters predeceased him Rev Warren conducted the funeral service and interment was in cemetery Pallbearers were Cole Fred Sydney Thompson Clarence Wright Max and Percy James SEE THE THRIFTIEST MOST COMPLETE Ford Truck on display at Tom Bfrrell Sons Ltd Main St Newmarket OBITUARY Angus Cameron Angus Cameron who lived on the sixth of North died there on Wednesday Dec 20 Funeral services were held by Rev A Sutton as sisted by Rev A C Vic toria Square Sutton United church on Friday Dec 22 Mr Cameron built a mission church at Norway House in under the direction of the Uni ted Missions He was born in Gcorgina in the son of John Cameron He married Lulu Mae who sur vives him in He was a member of Bethel United church and Sutton Lodge Farming was his life He is survived by one son Don Jacksons Point and a daughter Hazel of Toronto Pallbearers were Ross and Lloyd Stiles Vern Bill Brown Selby Sedore and Los Stephens LIONS BASKET Additional contributions to the Newmarket Lions club Christmas basket fund arc Pino Orchard Lawrence Racine A friend CHEAPER THAN YOU CAN KNIT THEM Babys Wool Soakers only And dont forget we carry and Flannelette Diapers The Jack Jill minutes to years Opposite post office Newmarket Phone wish to thank all those who sup ported me at the polls I regret that a legal technicality prevents me from taking the council scat the recount of votes entitles me to I assure you all that I have not given up and offer myself as candidate next year I wish for all the citizens of New market a happy Haul prosperous New Year Violet Robinson MacNaughton Average life of milk bottle is deliveries News Is formed from the firt letters of North East South tSid West Doodlcsack Is a colloquial name for bagpipes In a 20mile race a man would win over a horse because of his endurance Khaki Is a Hindustan word meaning dust colored Flying any national flog up side down at sea is inter national distress signal To get your second wind means that the body has become Justed to need for more S7 The Freshest Thing In m Town or Introducing pur FRESHEST THING IN TOWN Try a loaf today and enjoy each jWirawr Its goodness Then we know youll that Buttermilk As an Introductory offer lor one full week starting loaf will sell lor the reduced of i 7M a Timothy V fir v ifi j j- ii