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Era May litti Mi i7 Drilling CHURCH The annual meeting of the Church of the New market was held in the church under the chairmanship of Rev A Petersen Mra Lome Baker acted as secretary Rev Petersen gave his annual report on the years work Mrs Cryderman superintendent of the Sundayschool gave a report Reports presented showed an advance in all phases of the church work for the year Mrs was reelected super intendent of the Sundayschool Following the business meeting a delightful surprise shower was held for Rev and Mrs Petersen Gifts were presented to them for their new horn t and plain Stylet Bloeks PINE ORCHARD CEMENT BLOCK CO SUMMER THOUGHTS j te-vr- Phone Albert i vy i es Glass Mirror Co PHONE KING fei PLATE GLASS WINDOW GLASS MIRRORS MADE TO ORDER OLD MIRRORS RESILVERED A Real Bolland 9 i ate takes pleasure in announcing the appointment of Mr E J Wright as his representative in this district to MODERN AWNINGS I- SUING The house that is adorn ed with our customquality awnings becomes the focal point of admiring gaze No moderate amount you might spend for home im provement could afford the effect which an awning in vestment will Let us show you some suggestions for your home PHONK or WHITE BARRIE TENT AWNING CO ST v ORDER NOW FOR FOR DRIVEWAYS AND WALKS MAKE NOW AT I I I f PHONE NEWMARKET f n j 1 SIS directly oil he ling not the your oil gives ffABr year I compact and com ly Tor your present or boiler oil or units on easy icrmi IKON PIKE HayJ w it Mil SVr w I THE BROCKTON features open plan ning which means fewer doors less partition work and a feeling of spac iousness not usual ly found in a small house Costs are also cut through the use of a flat roof which combines roof and ceiling joists in one and re duces cubical con tents Windows in the through living room look to the street and to a covered terrace in the rear Living room opens in corner dinette There is a full basement fireplace in the living room coat closets linen cabinet and wardrobes in the bedroom A toilet in the basement reduces the traffic through the living room The exterior finish of the Brockton calls for a pitch and gravel roof with a vertical siding with a touch of color in the brick of the entry closet and planting area The dimensions of this smallsized house are estimated at by and The floor area is totalled at sq ft while the cubage is estimated at cubic ft For further information about THE BROCKTON write the Small House Planning Bureau The Newmarket Era and Express Newmarket Ont SMALL HOUSE PLANNING BUREAU NEWMARKET ERA AND EXPRESS Please send me more information without obligation about the plan features and the type of construction used in the house as pictured in the issue of May 10 I I I J 4fr4 What They Are Saying CONTINUED AURORA NEWS PAGE over 100 visitors to his garden The tulips should soon be bloom- again in the St gar den and were looking forward to another visit to it Theres one feature about Jim Wilsons hardware store you can wander around to your hearts content and if you dont want to nobody will bother you Very different from city stores in general where it is a common experience for clerks to dive down on you We can say however that to the fullest extent were patrons of home industry As we think we should we move round from store to store thus trying to give alt an equal share of our small family needs We believe have been in almost every store in town since our settlement here We have always been an ar dent supporter of the individual merchant as we have always been an advocate of private en terprise Our purchases at Jim Wilsons store were not by any means considerable a couple of dollars worth of goods But we received as much courtesy as if we had spent Thai is Jims secret of success an easy friendly courtesy Another Main St business man successfully operating a personal store is Cameron inheritor of a famous name in the groceteria line of Cameron preferred to run his own business rather than stay In chainstore operations and began here in Aurora some four years ago He has succeed ed beyond his expectations Mr has tin easy friendly manner that quickly turns customers into friends lie is a keen follower of hockey a member of the hoard of trade and of the Aurora Lions When his turn cornea round we Planning To Build This Spring TO REPAIR OR TO RENOVATE WK CAN START CONSULT AN H A Tite YOUR BUILDER Oft 783W will have more to say about him in our series Know Your Merchants Meanwhile sincerely wish him well Long hair is often the hallmark of poets good bad and indiffer ent Not being of a poetical turn wo decided to have some of our own superfluous growth removed We gave a turn to Jack lucks em porium from which we emerg ed in condition more closely resembling a civilized status than when we entered Of barbers the following ex tracts are from a book we have in our collection The trade of a barber is clean simple and ab solutely essential I know noth ing so necessary apart from food clothing and shelter as the presence among us of bar bers Barbers are often blamed for talking too much whereas thoy are often more sinned against than sinning Barbers are a bravo and a cheerful class of tradesmen They luxuriate in nil that appertains to beauty in head and face and their souls retain the innocence of cherubs Surely Jack with his own fund of wit will appreci ate the above quotation- For wo- left his emporium feeling better as our good wife assured us oven looking better We met Dick Buchanan on Saturday and were glad to see him looking fit after a long spell of months sickness We know Dick as member of the recrea tion commission who was in from the start lie is deeply interested in its activities and in its future success fie is an easy man to work with in committee being ready to cooperate in any thing which he is convinced is for the good of his community In a chat we had with recrea tion director Tom Dickson we were pleased to learn thai by and largo the rink has hud ft successful season There lias not been so much hockey play ed this year in Aurora and that appears to he true also of neigh boring rinks Anyway said Tom weve met our responsibilities paid salaries interest due and other claims and finished up the sea son with money in the bank Were now getting the rink ready for the summer programs roller skating wrestling bund concerts etc All of which sounds extremely satisfactory Mr tells us that he has had results far beyond his expectations In his new store on our Main St Ho is already planning extensions to his store to meet increasing needs We have more to any oh this at later date Meanwhile we were glad to hear of the sue cess the store is- exper iencing With the warm sunny days of last week our thoughts fly to much enjoyed vacations of other years and we begin to plan for this summers holidays I had a small guest the other day and to entertain her and myself I brought out a handful of picture postcards and if she was enter tained as much as I entertained myself then there is no cause for complaint How picture postcards take you back to happy summer out ings and it seems but a week or so ago instead of that many years your memories are so clear and vivid Some cards of Belie Fountain for instance re call what a charming spot that is and you hope most sincerely that someone has taken it over and restored the oldtime beauty It is in the wonderful Caledon Hills near the forks of the Cred it Another postcard was Billy Bear Camp at Bella near HuntsviMc what memories that card called up That was years ago and it sure was a wild trail lending into it is also along the same trail but it must be far easier to reach by now I recall we passed a liny deserted hamlet called with gaunt houses the very soul of desolation in such a Pickering College boys used to take winter trips up there to in those days wonder if they do still Still another card shows the little steamer Cherokee enter ing the narrows of Muskoka Lakes showing the rocks and evergreens so typical of that region Another was the Anglican church at Bala and I studied it hard to see if the church bell was still on a sort of framework the front steps for there was no tower or steeple on the little church I wonder is it still there I recall it wasnt far from the bridge but theres no date on the card The Cowley Fathers may have ser vice there as in many other pla ces in Muskoka Then another card still of a place near there but in Bala Park called Inn whore we spent one summer holiday before war No And still another card recalled delightful memories It is called View from the verandah The Canadian Inn Quite jnear there if you remember is situated the wonderful garden I told a few years ago in the delightful surroundings of Lady Batons summer homes now in others hands The glory of that garden still haunts me and a friend whom we met there living in Washing ton always reminds me of it in her letters and of our en joyment of its beauty Oh what memories a small piece of card hoard can recall Still another is Balm Beach on the Bay there is ano ther lovely spot as are all the beaches along that wonderful I shore is to the northeast of Wasaga nearer and I not far from Thunder Bay and near a new subdivision called Blue Water Beach Years ago when visiting In we visited these lovely benches oh and I also went Ion camp meet ing of Indians on their reserve on the Christian Islands Oh what wonderful places there are to visit on your sum mer holidays So lovely and so interesting Just see what a handful of postcards tan do to one Ive relivcd those trips and thoroughly enjoyed them I hope my young guest did too and that she too will some day see them for herself Just one more and that one is The Martins the name the give their beautiful garden ttt Owen Sound Mr is the brother of the lute Mr of the famous gardens in Victoria BC Ive writ ten about both these gardens many times but oh are worth all the delightful things anyone can say of them as any- one will tell youl hope some of you if not Jill of you can see one or two of those charming places this summer and if you remember Golden Glow told yon how arte MOUNT Welcome home to Mrs J Clarke and baby son Paul John who was born at hos pital Toronto on Thursday April 26 Patsy and Michael were pleased to see their new brother and of course mother too when they arrived home Satur day of last week Another new member of our community is a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Wallace Seott on Friday May at York Coun ty hospital Congratulations to both of these families The sympathy of our commun ity goes out to the family of the late Mr A Gooding who was killed on Thursday of last week The accident happened when Mr Gooding was on his way home from delivering the mail on rural route No of Gorm- He was struck by a train at the crossing and death was instantaneous Mr Gooding has been on this route for years and his passing was a terrible shock to all Inter ment was at Hill cemetery on Monday May Mr John Ash visited his son James and Mrs Ash Holt for all of last week There was a good representa tion of this community at the Whitchurch Conservation club dance Saturday night at Mussel- mans Lake Congratulations to Mrs Peggy on holding the ticket for a radio lamp for one of the lucky draws Orville and Harold Whitby called on friends here on Sunday Mr and Mrs Ivan Sedore and family visited Mr and Mrs Frank on Sunday L Profit attended the directors district annual meeting at last week as one of the delegates from this district Mrs Profit reports an educational three days visit at the convention Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Mary Law the birth of a oaby son CUT FUEL COSTS BY 35 re YOUR HOME WITH BISCOS ZEPHYR Mr and Mrs Geo Parker and daughter Peggy called on Mr and Mrs on Sun day A social evening was held in the United church Sundayschool room on Wednesday evening Mr Davidson Toronto showed lantern slides on England and ihe west coast of Canada and Miss Toronto sang a solo A social time was spent and lunch was served- An en joyable evening was had by all Mr and Mrs Case and daughter Shirley visited friends on Sunday The sacrament of the Lords Supper was observed at the ev ening service on Sunday at the United church- Rev Aurora conducted the service The theme of his sermon was Have you decided to become a follower of Christ Mr Meddle explained clearly and plainly how one could become a Chris tian He said in the past few years he noticed a great increase in the number of people who wished to become followers of Christ and we can all be helping to bring others into the fold Manufacturer of AIT SHINGtES SIDINGS Solid ROLL ROOFINGS and Totted SHE FEUS BUILTUP ROOFING BISCO Triplex Green Board Board But ley PLASTIC CEMENTS WATERPROOFING PAINTS ROOF COATINGS FLEECE LINE ROCK WOOL INSULATION Aggregates for Platter Concrete and Insulation ROCK WOOL year round comfort when you with Fleece Line Rock Wool Healthier be cause it reduces drafts pro motes comfortable steep sanitary and Gives protection against 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