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mm a MEET The regular meeting of the will be held at the home of Mrs Ewtirt 24 Court St on Tuesday June at pm m started around town that I am going coal business is false No one is taking my business to be at the office next week At present on hand for jour patience phone 142 the house ROBINSON Coal Dealer HE SEASON ON JUNE I FOB A DELIGHTFUL VACATION AMID BEAUTIFUL SURROUNDINGS A Cody Or Phone Orillia I Interest 70 BridesToBe purchase any furniture come in and talk over furniture requirements with us We have special prices weds Be sure to investigate before you buy anywhere TREE DELIVERY ANYWHERE IN ONTARIO r l S FURNITURE Phone W I 4 C VIBRATED Wi and plain Styles of Rockfzee Blocks PINE ORCHARD CEMENT BLOCK Phone Mount Albert J r J JOSEPH QUINN ea Estate General Insurance it Homes businesses Farms Courtesy CI QUEEN ST newmarket Phone 1038 Fire Auto Casualty Service W ft ej I I 1 II rfirfi of the I INSTALMENT OF 1 1 TAXES IS DUE JUNE 1 PENALTIES WILL BE ADDED ON THE FIRST INSTALMENT AFTER THIS DATE WESLEY BROOKS V fa cl fiSfflS as a I p- a Off ICE CLOSE noon ffi TWDAYS JUNE TO SEPT 1NCLUSIVE Wesley Brooks News 0 News for this column must be in the of ice Monday night Copy must be written as briefly as possible and confined to news and reports Other than routine reports and announcement will be printed separately Snowball branch met at the United church Wednesday after noon to celebrate the 251h anni versary The meeting was open ed by the president Mrs H Patrick with the Ode followed by the Mary Stewart collect Mrs C Copson then sang Bless this House and Long Long Ago Mrs Patrick and Mrs Mitchell presented Mrs Storey with a life membership and pin in recognition of her part in assembling the meeting years ago Mrs Steeper and Mrs Charles who helped organ ize the branch were honored guests Mrs then read a paper on 25 years of achievements The past presi dents led by Mrs Bertha Cull each remembered incidents of the time they held office Mrs Ed Reddick reviewed each an niversary that had been celebra ted The remembrance roll was read by Mrs Mills followed by a minute of silence and prayer by Rev D Ray An interlude of music was then enjoyed by all A piano and violin duet was played by Miss Sandra Harding and Cora Morning Sheila Da vidson and Lois each played a piano solo Pictures were then taken of all members and guests All then were served a lovely luncheon The head table was centred with a threetier anni versary cake which was cut by Mrs Charles after she had been presented with a lovely corsage by Mrs Patrick The other tables were beautifully decorat ed with flowers of blue and gold After a sumptuous lunch Mrs Mrs Sinclair Mrs Corner Mrs Marchant Mrs Armstrong and Mrs Boyd were all called on to say a few vords The meeting was then called to a close Dates to remember annivers ary tea at Mrs Chas Williams June 20 Historical picnic at Sharon Temple June Ket- lleby lea and bazaar at the home of Mrs Scott June 27 Aurora anniversary June picnic at Musscimans Lake July In place of the regular June meeting of Sharon branch a basket picnic will be held at the Sharon Temple grounds Sat urday June in conjunction with other York County Womens Institutes and York Pioneer and Historical Society At that time the York Pioneer and Historical Society will officially welcome the Womens Institutes into their organization An interesting pro gram commencing at 2 pm has been arranged Speakers of special interest will be Mrs Puree president of Federat ed Womens Institutes of Ontar io Mrs Davis representing the Womens Institutes of Eng land and Wales and Miss Anna head of the Jubilee Guilds for Newfoundland Members are asked to bring along their own cups v The Newmarket Era and Express Thursday June Page L with the president Mrs in the chair Following the Opening Ode the Mary Stewart Collect was recit ed Installation of the new offi cers was held Mrs Geo Pearson presiding The financial statement was read and accepted The of the last euchre was given Proceeds were It was decided to buy some vases and also pay our share of the drapes for York County hos pital The quilt made by members of our branch and shown at the District Annual was on display Mrs Mrs A J Milne and Mrs J B were appointed to look after making tickets for the sale of the quilt A special invitation is extend ed to every Institute member to attend the first annual combined picnic of York Pioneers Histori cal Society and York County Wo mens Institute at Sharon temple on Saturday June at pm This is a basket picnic table and hot water provided Mrs J Smith gave a splen did report of her trip to Much useful information was given The demonstration of correct table setting by Mrs C Weston was enjoyed by all present A fine report of the district an nual was given by Miss Following the singing of God Save the King refreshments were served by the hostesses Mrs Cunningham Mrs Milne and Miss F Cranley Oak Ridges Glass Mirror Co PHONE KING PLATE GLASS WINDOW GLASS MIRRORS MADE TO ORDER OLD MIRRORS RESILVERED THE CORINTH has two of the three bedrooms shown divided by a fold ing partition This may be opened into a daytime playroom Each room has a closet and a space for single bed chest of drawers and desk Oth er closets include two coat closets linen cabin et in bedroom hall and wardrobes in large bed room Note the minimum amount of hall required and the compact arrangement of kitchen cabinets Range and re frigerator are placed on the inside wall and sink with flanking work counters under the front window The plans of this small house call for a picture window and a planting area as well with a wide overhang vertical siding in front concrete steps and asphalt shingles The dimensions of the Corinth are 36 with a floor area totalling 91G ft and a cubage amounting to cubic ft For further information about THE CORINTH write the Small House Planning Bureau The Newmarket Era and Express New market Warm Air Heating The branch met on May at the home of Mrs The meeting of the Lakeside branch was held in the new Community Centre on May with the new president Mrs P Mahoney in the chair After the business was attended to the meeting was turned over to Mrs George White who had attend ed the lecture Aid to effective speaking She gave us the highlights of the course and then called upon various members to demonstrate their ability to speak in public With charts giving the outline of the general speech members were called upon to speak on eats bats rats address of wel come to a visiting Institute re ply to address introducing a speaker proposal of a toast re ply to toast presentation of fare well gift reply to presentation and several other topics It was most informative and amusing Miss Eva read an in teresting article on tension es pecially how it shows in the expression The roll call was The most interesting place I had visile For the June meeting wo are anticipating visits from Union Street and Institutes The Lake side group have changed their meetings to the evenings to en able mothers of young children to attend The meeting closed after a contest ami we all express our appreciation to Mrs White for an outstanding and unique pro gram SMALL HOUSE PLANNING BUREAU NEWMARKET ERA AND EXPRESS NEWMARKET Please send me more information without obligation about the plan features and the type of construction used the house as pictured in the issue of June NAME ADDRESS THE STEEL SHORTAGE IS ACUTE AND WILL NOT IMPROVE DURING THE YEAR We have a large stock of steel furnaces on hand and recom mend that you place your order without delay thus avoiding disappointment later in the year Complete Installations Arranged No Delay Joy Heat Equipment Co Richmond IIIIMIIIIAV We extend birthday greetings this week to Danny Williamson Newmar ket 14 years old on June Joan Stevenson Kes wick four years old on Friday June Ann and Gertrude Di ana Hunt four years old on Friday June Joan Archibald Moffat years old an Saturday June Gerald Holland Land ing seven years old on Saturday June Harry Aurora nine years old on Saturday June Shirley 13 years old on Sunday June Hetty a Hilly Newmarket years old on Sun day June Thomas Hart Sydney four yeans old on Sunday June John Leslie Shaw Keswick years old on Tuesday June 3 Newmarket ten years old on Tuesday June Bernard Joseph Hill villc ten years old on Wednes day June Sandra Gail Tor onto ten years old on Wednes day June Evans years old on June William Newmarket seven years old on Wednesday June Cook years old on Thursday June 7 Helen Shaw Kes wick years old on Thursday June Lee Gould Newmarket five years old on Thursday June Wayne Curtis Bradford years old on Thursday June Send in your name address age and become a member of The Newmarket Era and Express Birthday club Alt Canadas natural resources among the worlds greatest are of little use unless the populace applies human effort work to its production Iron Fireman coven health anil opilit heal Instantly heating to one gallon oil out release heat in the it cannot to in uneven heat fuel Iron Firemans VORTEX ffame is the reason No other oil burner has this fuelsaving flame Iron Firemans whirling Vortex flame starts above the grate line covering the hearth and blanketing the sidewalk of the furnace The rich radiant heat circulates through your home instead of going up the chimney Saves up to on fuel bills And what wonderful hcadtotoe comfort you enjoy Reduces stratified cold air along floors you get steady even heat quickly Complete packaged units for warm air steam or hot water healing with builtin Vortex oil burner arc available too Sec for yourself how an Iron Fireman Vortex Oil Burner can save you money Sec us or phono for free heating survey Immediate installation R ST NEWMARKET Census National Pulse Taking This is census year and as members of the Home and School Association we have been asked to keep ourselves informed about some of the details said Mrs citizenship con vener of the Newmarket Home and School Association at the groups annual meeting on May Held at the Prince Charles school the meeting was chaired by Mrs Howard Morton The census is nothing new It goes back years In and China and three to years in Egypt and among the children of Israel So no one in Canada needs to feel upset because a man or woman calls at the house asking questions Census facts are not public property In Canada the an given by individuals to census questions are absolutely confidential Every employee of the census is bound by a special oath and penalty against divulg ing any fact whatsoever that may have been learned through the census Census information ob tained from or about you may not be for taxation or mili tary purposes Everyone is assigned to the locality in which he or she is regularly domiciled and not merely counted in the place where found This is important because it affects parliamentary representation provincial subsi dies and is necessary to many government bodies in planning housing public health and trans portation needs To mention only one or two of the many uses of the census the biggest practical use of the census figures is constitutional and legal The census Is taken periodically with the prime pur pose of determining our repre sentation in the federal govern ment Thc census cannot make a de tailed examination Into the skill of every Canadian but it gives much that useful It tells for each part of the country the number of doctors and nurses carpenters and electricians housemaids and stenographers with information about each oc cupation on age education lan guage spoken The census a unique record of our manpower and skills The census will give business people a better opportunity to increase the efficiency with which they plan sell market and advertise Hie census can be of service to all kinds of persons from youths leaving school to employers seeking work people It tells how many persons there are in Canada skilled in trades professions and arts tells what the earnings from wages and salaries are in these pursuits what the state of employment is both to immediate vacancies and the longterm trend It indicates the ages of people in each line of work and what level of earn ing they have reached at various ages Age is important To men tion only one of several needs for knowing the age it is necessary to know the ages of people so as to calculate the future population possibilities of the land There are two main duties for the census department to per form One duty is to collect the information the other is to compile it into reports The col lecting is done by census com missionersone for each elector al district and about enum erators are hired under the dir ection of these commissioners Last census the enumerators carried around forms two feet four inches wide This year they will have forms about seven in dies square These ore called marksense forms The rator a mark In the right space Instead of writing your an swer in full He uses an pen Then instead of transcribing the information laboriously by hand the census people will feed the cards into a machine Wherever the spec- ink appears an electrical con tact will he made and a hole will be punched There emerges from the machine a fully punch ed card ready for automatic counting or for filing The name is erased before the card goes into the machine The derisive hour of reckon ing is oclock midnight stan dard time on the night of May Everyone born before that hour and everyone dying af ter it is to be counted in the pop ulation The Canadian census and means of taking census arc in ternationally important A sen ior research statistician from the Dominion Bureau of Statistics has been sent on loan to Burma where he will help plan the census of ANSNORVELD A large number of young people attended the Central Youth in Hamilton First 24 Over delegates from Ontario attended Christian Reform church on May Several families have arrived here from the Netherlands with more expected Among the new arrivals was Mr Micdcma brother of Mrs John Van and family An open air meeting to cele brate Citizenship Day was held May 23 at the public school Mr Elton Armstrong reeve of King township and Mr Evans of Bradford were guest speak ers at this occasion Mr principal of the Auro ra high school presented diplo mas to nil those who successful ly finished classes in Basic Eng lish and Citizenship The school children rendered a few num bers and refreshments were serv ed at the close of the meeting Rev J Vonderkieft conducted the service at the Christian Re form church here on Sunday Keeps summer heat out m m Keeps winter heat in Gives extra firesafety In Blankets and Granulated Form Hock Wool Insulation your Barrett Dealer has a complete line of roofing and weatherproof- ing materials BARRETT COMPANY LIMITED Halifax Salnl John Montreal Toronlo Winnipeg Vancouver THE Take your building problems to your Barrett Dealer Ward Allan Co Insulation Shingling Siding General Contractors i7 r ri