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v -v- is The annual Decoration service vital Newmarket Cemetery will be held on Sunday June at All are Invited to the Service Charles Pros A TENDERS TENDERS for COAL and COKE Buildings Province of Ontario SEALED TENDERS addressed tbthe undersigned and endorsed Tender for Coal will be received 3 Thursday June for the supply of coal and coke for the Dominion Buildings throughout the Province of Ontario Forms of tender with specifica tions and conditions attached can Tie obtained from the Chief of Purchasing and Stores of Public Works Ottawa and the District Architect Ade laide St East Toronto Tenders should be made on the forms supplied by the Department and In accordance with depart mental specifications and condi tions attached thereto The Department reserves the right to demand from any success ful tenderer before awarding the order a security deposit In the form of a certified cheque on a I chartered bank in Canada made payable to the order of the Hon ourable Minister of Public Works equal to per cent of the amount the tender or Bearer Bonds of the Dominion of Canada or of the Canadian National Rail way Company and Its constituent companies unconditionally guaran teed as to principal and interest by the Dominion or Canada or the aforementioned bonds and a certi fied cheque required to make up an odd amount Such security will serve a guarantee for the proper fulfil ment of the contract ROBERT Acting Secretary Department of Public Works Ottawa May c2w23 NOTICE to CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE OF HUME LATE OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT ALBERT IN THE COUNTY OF YORK WI DOW DECEASED Creditors of the abovenamed deceased who died at the Village of Mount Albert In the County of York on or about the 24th day of February are hereby noti fied pursuant to The Trustee Act to send to the undersigned proof of their claim on or before the 1st day of July after which date the assets of the estate will be dis tributed having regard only to the claim of which the undersigned will then have notice DATED at Newmarket this day of May James Administrator by his Solicitor Mathews Stiver Lyons Vale Newmarket c3w IN Heath In loving memory of J Heath B144384 killed In action June Nor mandy Till memory fade and life departs Youll live forever in our hearts Ever remembered by Mom Dad brother and sisters In loving memory of my dear grandson Stanley Martin who passed away June Those whom we love go out of sight But never out of mind They are cherished in the hearts Of those they leave behind Sadly missed by his grandmother Mrs Beach Martin In loving memory ot our dear son brother and grand son Stanley Martin who passed away June We do not forget you nor do we intend We think of you often and will to the end Gone and forgotten by some you may be But dear to our memory you ever will be Ever remembered by mother dad sister Lois and Grandpa Horner In loving memory of our dear mother and father who passed away March and June Till memory fades and life departs They live forever in our hearts Always remembered by daught ers Laura and King In loving memory of our dear mother Mary King who passed away suddenly on June Her thoughts were all so full of us She never would forget And so we think that where she is She must be watching yet As angels keep their watch up there Please Cod just let her know That we down here do not forget family We loved and miss her so Sadly missed by her son Elmer Madeline and granddaughters In loving memory of a dear mother Elizabeth who passed away June Only a memory of bygone days And a sigh for a- face unseen But a constant feeling that God alone Knows just what should have been Lovingly remembered by daugh ters and sons In loving memory of my brother Austin Pickering who died June and father Cheney Pickering who died July Death leaves a heartache nothing can heal Love leaves a memory no one can steal And all through the years be it many or few Will be filled my dear ones with memories of you Nina and Chess Richardson A tribute of loving remembrance for a beloved hus band and father Jonathan Rich ardson who passed away June He Is gone but not forgotten But as another year In our lonely hours of thinking Thoughts of him are always near Days of darkness still come oer us Friends may think the wound Is healed But they little know the sorrow That lies within the heart con cealed Ever remembered by wife and of East Gwillimbury BUILDING BYLAW I Regulations as provided in By- Law No arid amended in By- Law No for the purpose of restricting the use of land and the location space character and the of buildings to be erected or altered in the Township Exist SECTION DEFINITIONS fa Accessory buildings shall mean an attached or annexed sub ordinate building located on the same lot with the main building and shall not Include garage Dwelling house shall building designed intended or used for habitable purposes Farm shall mean not less than five acres and used for the production of crops live stock furbearing animals or poul try Summer cottages shall moan a building for habitable purposes In a summer resort area and not winterized for year round habita tion SECTION DEFINED AREA The provisions of this shall apply to all land except farms lying within the Township of East SECTION No land shall be used and no dwelling house or summer cottage shall be erected or altered except In conformity with the provisions of this Bytaw SECTION fa No dwelling house hereafter to be creeled within the Township of East if of one storey In height shall have a floor area of less than square feet and if a storey and one half shall have a floor space of not less than square feet and if two stories in height shall not have a floor space of not less than square feet In each Instance the floor space to be computed exclusive of basement garage and unfinished nttic porches or verandahs within the outside walls No summer cottage herein- he erected shall have a minimum exterior floor area of less than square feet provided that such cottage has verandah having of not less than square feet and where such cottage has no verandah the ox floor area shall not have less than square feet In each Instance the said floor area to be computed exclusive of porches or Verandahs within the outside walls A summer cottage shall not he for year round habita tion unless it conforms to para graph of section of this by law J No dwelling shall be con structed or altered on a lot or parcel of land which has an aver age width measurement at right angles to the sold boundary line of Jess than 50 feet and an area sewer and water pipes ore hot available of less than square feet and where piped wa ter Is available a lot shall have an average width measured right Angles to said boundary lines of not loss than feet and of not less than square provided In respect to g single of land owned i the date of parsing of this bylaw under separate registered having an average width measured at right angles to side boundary line of less than and an area of less than 12000 square feet and upon which no dwelling house has been erected thereon notwithstanding the pro- divisions of this paragraph a dwell ing house may be erected thereon such dwelling house compiles provisions of this ByLaw No dwelling homo shall be l erected on any parcel of land closer than feet from any exist ing dwelling house No dwelling house shall be constructed closer than feet to j any street line or feel to any boundary line of the lot on which it Is being erected All accessory buildings other than an attached garage shall he to the rear of the dwelling house and shall not be closer than 3 feet lo any boundary line No dwelling house shall be erected on any lot of a registered plan upon which an existing dwell ing house stands where piped wa ter and sewers are not available Structural specifications shall as follows AH dwelling houses shall be set on foundation walls or founda tion piers of cement blocks stone or brick and set at least three feet in ground but dwelling houses may be supported on foun dation piers resting on top of the ground if It can be shown to the authority having jurisdiction thai proposed method of construc tion will be satisfactory In the lo cality concerned Chimneys shall he of brick stone or reinforced concrete and lined with fluelining or plastered No Inflammable material shall he used on the exterior such as tar paper No septic tank weeping tile toilets cesspools shall be less than feel from a well SECTION PROVISIONS APPLICABLE IN ALL CASKS No automobile trailer shall bo parked on any land and used for human habitation for more than sixty days In any calendar year No gasoline station or gar age shall he on land having a frontage of less than feet along any public highway and which Is not at least feet from any boundary line No building shall be erected or altered on any land for the purpose of a dance hall or pavilion Sanitation accommodation for all buildings shall in all cases conform to requirements of the Public Health Act Chapter Section and Schedule It paragraph which states that No privy cesspool septic tank or reservoir into which a privy water closet stable or sink is drained shall be established until the ap proval In writing of the Medical Officer of Health has been obtain ed SECTION This Bylaw shall not apply any land or building which on the day of the passing of this is used or erected for any purpose prohibited by this Bytaw so long as it continues to be used for that purpose nor shall litis Bytaw ap ply to any building the plans for which have prior to the the passing of ByLaw been ap proved by the Inspector of the Municipality so long the building when Is used for the purpose for which It was erec ted SECTION Any person convicted of breach of the provisions of this shall forfeit and pay at the discretion of the convicting Magistrate a penalty not exceed ing the sum of Dollars for each offence exclusive of costs and in default of payment of said penalty and costs forth with may be committed to common gaol with or without hard labor for any period not exceeding twentyone days Dated December J Smith Clerk in loving memory of a dear husband and father David Ernest who passed June His way and pleasant face Are pleasure to recall lie had a kindly word for each And died beloved by all Some day we hope to meet him Some day we know not when To his hand in the better land Never to part again Lovingly remembered by his wife Hazel and family Walker loving memory of We cannot clasp your hand father dear Your face we cannot see But let this little token Tell wc still remember thee Always remembered by son Bruce and family OF THANKS We wish to thank Aurora and Newmarket Fire Brigades and the neighbors who responded so quickly to our call for assistance in the recent fire Mr and Mrs James Prior OF THANKS f wish thank all the kind friends and neighbors for the fruit flowers and cards sent me during my stay in the Western hospital Mrs Lusted CARD OF THANKS I wish to take this opportunity of expressing my hearty thanks to all my friends for their unending kindness to me during my long stay in hospital especially to many blood donors Rev Brock on and members of Christian Bap church Rev A Greer Weston the members of his church Thank you once again and may Cod bless you all CARD OF THANKS Messrs Howard Herbert Kester Hugo and Mrs V Noble wish to extend their sincere thanks to neighbors- and friends for their many acts of kindness and sympathy in passing of their brother Ross Hugo BIRTHS Armstrong At York County hospital Friday June to Mr and Mrs Armstrong Ketttcby a daughter Bicmnid At York County hos pital Monday June to Mr and Mrs Henry It R Newmarket son Cooper At York County hospi tal Wednesday June to Mr and Mrs Fred Roches Point a daughter Evans At York County hospi tal Thursday June lo Mr and Mrs George ville a daughter York County hospi tal Tuesday June to Mr and Mrs Norman Foster Newmar ket a son Foster At York County hospi tal Friday June to Mr and Mrs Russell Foster Keswick a daughter liable At York County hospi tal Thursday May to Mr and Mrs Raymond Haines Totten ham a son At York County hospital Thursday May 11 to Mr Mrs Norman man a son At York County Tuesday June to Mr and Mrs Donald Harrison Zephyr son Holland At York County hospi tal Wednesday June to Mr Mrs Gerald Holland Rich mond Hill daughter Johnston At York County Tuesday Juno to Mr Mrs Andrew Johnston Rich mond daughter Kenyon At York County hos pital Thursday Juno to Mr Mrs Ben a daughter lister At York County hospital Saturday June to Mr and Mrs Lister a daughter V At York County Friday June to Mr arid Mrs Robert Oak Ridges a daughter At York County hospi tal Saturday June 2 to Mr and Mrs Norman New market a daughter Parliament At York County hospital Thursday May to Mr and Mrs Ray Parliament Newmarket a son Glen Scott Primrose At York County hos pital Friday June to Mr and Mrs Jack Primrose Newmar ket a son Paisley At York County hospi tal Sunday June to Mr and Mrs Murray Paisley 3 a daughter At York County hospi tal Saturday June to Mr and Mrs Percy 3 Newmarket a son Thomas At York County hospi tal Saturday June to Mr and Mrs Harold Thomas New market a son At York County hos pital Tuesday June to Mr and Mrs Harold Keswick a son DEATHS Beckett On Tuesday June 1951 at the Toronto Western William Beckett of Mar shall St Toronto husband of the late Anne father of Mary of Virginia Alice White Agnes Mrs of Toronto and Mar garet Mrs of Bar rio Interment Park Lawn cemetery on Friday Daw At Newmarket on Tues day June Reverend Fran cis Ambrose Daw husband of Mar garet Jackson father of Mrs Ken neth Harden Warkworth Mrs Melbourne Silver Kingston Alfred Daw Belleville and Reverend William Daw Resting at his home Church St Service at Free Methodist church on Friday at oclock In terment Belleville Saturday after noon At Newmarket on Sat urday June Joseph Henry husband of Annie lingsworth and father of Mrs Howard Hugo Interment Newmarket cemetery on Monday Ford At Sutton on Sunday June Ellen Ford widow of late William Ford formerly of Hamilton mother of Stella Mrs Nash Detroit anil Lillian Sutton Interment Hamilton cemetery on ThuiYday Galloway On Wednesday May 1931 home of her sister Mrs S Melrose Ave Brown Galloway of Lake 2 daughter of Mrs Brown and late Brown sister of lr HlWw Muriel Mrs HGalloway Marlon for Mrs Whit taker Clarice xhQ Duff for five Mrs Allan Bernard Kay for two for Pine Orchard won from Mount tied Keswick all and lost to Keswick on the road 23- In six all a I in a I pinch hitters Doug Hope and Bob Shropshire came through in fine style to spark a two run last innings rally Charlie Ste vens started Keswick away on a early lead Pine Orchard infield shakeup worked magic Bill Dike and Stan Pol lard were the aces with two each Tom Hare Claude Pollock Char lie Stevens and Bob Pollock were Keswick big guns Ted went the route Hal Smith and Claude Pollock shared the Keswick toil Keswick batters got second innings in the 237 slaughter of the Orchard on the shores Hal Smith took bows for a well chucked game Ken Slugger got a homer triple double and single Charlie Stevens and Hal Smith homered Claude Pollock a four- hit man Tom Hare three Bright spot with the was Bill Dikes swing for the circuit In win over Mount home runners were Chick Shropshire With two Stan Pol lard and Bub Preston Paisley it for Mount Charlie the man Green poled out a three Ted served four Josh Preston mop ped up last three Horner took punishment for five Murray going two in the losing cause Vandorf picked up their first point holding Keswick to a all draw Mound duel between Hal Smith and Lloyd Preston Hal Smiths seventh chapter triple gave Keswick the even split of the marks Cab Pres ton and Lloyd Preston Vans power hitters had two each mm Zephyr Off With Bang In Lake Loop Realtors are on top in the Lake Simcoe League They tied Mount Albert 7 all and killed Willow Beach With Ron Beckett Bob English and supplying hits stroked into a edge at Mount Mount used a last of the rally for two runs to gain a tie Murray Kelly Case Nelson Case Mike Mellon Horner Rutledge and Elmer Paisley were strong for the Mount At home in 107 taming of the Beach turned in a neatly pitched game for the Realtors The winners scored in every frame behind power slug ging from Bruce Greig Bob English Jack Perry and The McNeill- Jacobs had their big show in the first for three runs Don Al Chappelle got three each Don Anderson and j McNeill counted a pair each The didnt count it a lost week They picked up a pair of valuable points taking Hope apart with batting from Cec McNeill Ted Ander son and Don Trivett Ken with three Bun Cook and Harold with a pair each chipped in with the bulk of Hope safeties McNeill over Doug Eves in mound work Zephyr Blues had a good They bopped Vandorf then at home had to manufacture a tailend rally to tie all At Van dorf Ron Kester got in mid- season four hit pitching effort Lloyd Preston toiled five Hal two Blues cut loose for five runs in the seventh to sew it up Harry House got a homer and two doubles Carl Johnny Myers going two for three Geo Fletcher headed the stickwork and along with Jim Preston worked to got Vandorf loner in the final round The Blues came from behind a innings deficit whacking over four in the and two in the to tie Clark Arnold and Allan with i three each teed off for the Bines JUNE IS Diamond Ladies vs Newmar ket Aurora Diamond Town League same Diamond Peoples Credit Jewelers Levy Auto Parts Lake League Queensville vs ven Zephyr at Mount Albert June Town League Hoffman Diamond vs Atom ics Mount Albert Junior ics The Lake Junior Lad- Softball League met at Kes wick Friday and set up schedule for five teams the new entrant Newmarket Mount ber Sutton and Keswick Top four will make the playoffs Early part of the schedule June Sutton at June Newmarket at Mount Albert OTonni junior Su Ladies Newmarket at Mount Jun Albert at New- The Newmarket Era and Express Thursday June Page bert 7 Lake League Hope at Vandorf pine Orchard at Willow Beach June pm Town League Hoffman Diamond Hoffman pjn Lake League Vandorf at 7 pm Peel York League Schomberg at Schomberg Diamond Wood- bridge at June SS Diamond Junior Ladles Mount Albert at Newmarket pm Aurora Town Park Aurora Town League Lake League Keswick at Zephyr Willow Beach at Hope June pm Diamond Town League Atomics Spe cialty and Dist rict Newmarket at Keswick Diamond Jr Ladies League Newmarket at Keswick Lake League at Pine Orchard Mount Albert at Bel Peel- York League Pottageville at King market June Newmarket at Keswick June 14 Keswick at Belhaven June Sutton at Mount Albert June kt at Sutton June 19 Sutton a Newmarket June 20 at Keswick June Mount Al bert at Belhaven June 22 Kes wick at Mount Albert GIBBONS TRANSPORT LOCAL LONG DISTANCE MOVING AND CARTAGE Furniture Storage PHONE 1180 NEWMARKET Newmarket Spree fids HOW THEY STAND to June 6 Lake Softball League Wallace Roderick and Herbert Interment York on dear father Byron who Saturday passed away May At the home of her son Thomas berg on Saturday June Georgian Hill widow of Frank In her year sister of J A Hill Toronto Interment Aurora cemetery on Monday Harden At Newmarket on Monday June Hilda wife of William Harden and mother of Donald and Lois Interment Newmarket cemetery on Thursday At his residence Clarendon Ave Toronto on Fri day Juno Thomas Arthur husband of the late Marg aret Boll father of Arthur K of Toronto and John A of Hamilton Interment Aurora cemetery on Monday McNeil At Sun day June Alfred McNeill husband of the late Mere- weather and father of Olive Mrs Still Interment cemetery on Tuesday Murdoch At her home Port Credit on Wednesday June Jemima Kidd wife of An drew Murdoch mother of Mrs Anne Kettleby Mrs Thurston Mis Win Marlon Tor onto Andrew Jr homo and Mrs Ronald Beatrice Credit Funeral service from Turner Porter Funeral home on Saturday at pm Interment Prospect cemetery At Briar Bush on Thursday May 1951 Kdnn Hill wife of the late mother of Mrs Stanley Grace of Arthur Interment Pine Orchard ceme tery on Saturday Ptayter In Toronto on Sunday June Scott wife of Alfred Lawrence daugh ter of the tale Mr and Mrs Isaac Scott In her year Interment Aurora on Tuesdny Shaw At on Tuesday June John Shaw husband of Jane Shaw la his year Interment Cednrvale cemetery on Thursday At Hospital for Sick Children Toronto Friday June Joan Marie infant daughter of Joseph and Beryl Funeral service was held on Monday Interment Queensville cemetery Queensville Zephyr Keswick Mount Albert 1 1 Belhaven Pine Orchard 1 1 Willow Beach Vandorf Hope Newmarket Town Hell Telephone Office Specialty Triple Sevens Can Hoffman 1 Sports Si Cycle Holmes Atomics Aurora Tow League Ditch Diggers Harts Tanners 1 Merchants 2 PeelYork League June Schomberg King Kettleby 2 Newmarket junior ladies open ed their season Tuesday against making their first start in the Lake Junior Ladies Softball League New market won Newmarket shone in the second and fourth with nine runs in each Jeanne McDonald got two homers and a double Martin rapped out four hits Joan three Barbara Jean Watt and Rogers also tied a parachute to a couple of left that dropped far and away for base circlers Stuffles got off to a good pitching start allowing eight hits Kathleen Diccman exMount be ing shooin for top rating with three of these 5 5 3 3 G I Egg yolks leather- WI TO MEET JUNE 16 AT SHARON PICNIC Instead of the regular month ly meeting on the third Thursday of the month the Newmarket will join with York county Institutes on Saturday June ENGAGEMENTS Mr and Mrs K Aurora wish to announce the engagement of their youngest daughter Jose phine to Mr Clyde Adams young est son of Mr Mrs Adams Newmarket The wedding will take place Monday July pm In the Christian Baptist church Newmarket Mr and Mrs Vern York Sutton West wish to announce the en gagement of their daughter Verna to Mr Bernard James Thompson the marriage to take place quietly in June Berg Takes King 263 has had two wins in two tries in the PeelYork League The took and the following night won over King In the rout of Murray Ed wards paced the pack with three homers Lome Fell and Doug had four hits Don threw five frames and lean lanky Ken Ellison mopped up over the final hour The duo tamed on eight hits Jack pickling three and John two to give its only bright spot Howard Archibald stayed in the route for the losers Bunching all their runs into three innings the second fifth and seventh the cheek ed in with an 83 win over King Barney and Doug Brown supplied the run plating hits in the Schomberg big seventh Mur ray Edwards and Ken Ellison lashed out three safeties each Don Marchant and Dawson Ait- contributed a pair each Stan Fosters four master in the third plus Cliff Armstrongs and Jim clubbing gave King its three third innings runs Cord winged the route for the losers and Ken Ellison chucked a steady winning effort for The engagement has been an nounced- In Cornwall of Constance r daughter of Mr and Mrs I pm at the Sharon Jack Shearwater son of Mr grounds for their picnic All members arc cordially Invited to attend Each person Is requested to provide her own lunch and a cup The survey being spon sored by the Lions club com mences on Juno Members of the Newmarket WI have been asked to assist with the survey Those who are able to help are requested to meet at the womens rest room St on Fri day June 230 Mrs George Sproxton Newmarket marriage will take place on Friday June oclock In St Pauls United church Cornwall AT Mrs A Cllmpson will be at home to her friends on Wednesday June from to pm and In the evening celebrating her birthday Bill rapped a and Ken powered a double Exploding for an sixth Belhaven counted an home win over Vandorf Vandorf sprung strong start for three runs and finished on the move with three more Irwin David son homered with one on In the big innings and also collected two other safe blows Bob Winch got a three hit show mo bile Bill a m Lloyd Preston Clem Ellas and Jim Preston solved Kay and Duff slants or the Van dorf hits Games ahead June ville at Zephyr at Mount Albert June Hope at Pino Orchard at Wil low Beach June II Vnndorf June Keswick Zephyr Willow Beach vs Hope June at Pine Orchard Mount Albert at Bel Yorit County Hospital IN YOU WILL are used in tanning tor with your groceries Sanitary Contractor WANTED BOYS AND GIRLS for OPENING NEW SUNDAYSCHOOL Sunday June CON NAUGHT GARDENS CHAPEL Near Prince Charles School L JAMES LAKE From a child thou has known the Holy Scriptures Septic Tanks Pumped Drains Cleaned and Repaired 21Hour Service STUNDEN Richmond Hilt Phone Bulldozing and Grading QUEEN ST Phone Newmarket HP MODEL PRICE Sportsman 112 Sporlwin Biff Twin 14 Ross Vacation model boat Ross model 325 model 375 SEVERAL USED BOATS IN STOCK COME IN AND LOOK THEM OVER DISTRIBUTORS FOR Evinrude Motors and Ross Boats EASY TERMS Now on display at MORRISONS SPORTING GOODS Main Phone Newmarket Jr m Refrigerators LATEST MODELS Still at the Old Price AT 15950 Thermostat Two Ice Cube Trays Capacity THIRD DOWN UP TO MONTHS TO PAY THIS MEANS A SAVING OF Stewart Bears RADIO AND APPLIANCES Main St Newmarket Phone READY FOR INSTALLATION NOW WHY ASHES WHEN Timken SivtNi On Bunus Yout Home At A Saving In Time And Money STORAGE TANKS AVAILABLE NOW hi I