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ffl iffi QUEEN ST R NEWMARKET Fire Casualty v I i OVEN OVEN Skill MUTED If HUE DIM OVEN SMOKELESS MO rack OUT TNE STUM ZONE ifTiwr BAITS MM TftMUHWE SWITCHES MIIOTE MINDER COOKING AILSTEEL AROUND MDV ACIDRESISTANT ENlMa WARMINOARDnOR- ASE DUWEtS fi- The with MIRACLE over Our readers write Letter to tt editor are Always lm names of the writers must be known to the editor The Editor We enjoyed the article in last weeks issue on Schmidt A Ride With Dutch so much that it brought to our minds an experience con cerning our small eightyear old son He had been greatly looking forward to going down on the big bus to spend the day in the city and we were comfortably seated when the driver came along for the tickets He took one look at my son who is very small for his age and said to me You really could have saved your money by carrying him on your knee I didnt look at Sonnys face for a few minutes but when I did all the joy had gone and when he finally spoke he said Mummy he thought I was a BABY I tried to make up all sorts of excuses saying the driver couldnt tell when a person was sitting down just how big he was etc etc but Son nys day was ruined and I knew it We travelled along in silence for a few miles when a man with crutches got on the bus It was quite full by this time and with out a word to me my little son got on my knee and said Have my seat sir Apparently the driver had heard him because after a few minutes the bus came lo a standstill between stops and he said in a very loud voice to the lame gentleman wonder if you would mind tak ing that empty seat at the back sir this young man is realty far too big to sit on his mothers knee I had no idea he was so big There seemed to be a general air of relief over the entire bus and when I looked at Sonny he was smiling broadly and saying Sec mom I guess you were right he did make a mistake Who was the driver who else but Dutch would trouble about a little boys feelings to the ex tent of stopping a bus on a busy highway and making that boys day happy again Newmarket s News MBS LAURA ROLLING PHONE KING r A FT- The Groat new DELUXE ELECTRIC RANGE M IN A N SEE IT TODAY HOLLAND LANDING Too late for last week Mr and Mrs Harry Draper of the Walkley Kennels attended the Streetsville International dog show with a Yorkshire ter rier Petite Lord of Walk- ley where he won the award of best of breed and finished his championship He was also placed in the toy group Mr and Mrs Jaques motored to Ottawa and other points East last week Mrs Harry and Bev erley are in Boston this week- Mr and Mrs Andrew Quarry and family of Guelph spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Mar shall Evans The Gideons will have charge of the service in the United church at am next Sunday Aug School Foundation Laid Mr Dan Cook building con tractor of Lake Wilcox school has completed the foundation of the fourroom building and frame work is under way this week It is expected the school will be far enough advanced to take care of classes at the open ing of school on September Oak Ridges and Lake Wilcox Ratepayers Association held the first hoedown an oldtime dance in the community hall on Wednesday Oak Ridges Ramb lers supplied the music and Mrs Anna Craig noted caller put dancers through the sets At the outset it was said if the evening proved a success more would follow in the future Door prizes were awarded Wins JackPot A beginners luck brought j Mrs Muriel the bingo jackpot last week to wind up the first session of sponsored by the Ratepayers Association Her play cost her a nickel Mrs George Gourlay actually sold her prophetic mess of pottage to Mrs Label Nev er before had the lady played bingo Inspects Guide Camp Mrs D Gunn Girl Guide Commissioner for York County paid an official visit to the Guide camp at district on Civic holiday Her daughter Katherine was one of girls there under commandant Miss Joyce For two weeks the Guides have enjoyed special training near a small lake with an excellent beach They have specialized in work on the pioneer badge which includes woodcraft and cooking The camp comprised four bell- tents four Guides to each under a tent leader The quarter master was Mrs Knight Mrs was well pleased with the whole setup and the happy spirit in winch routine duties were performed by the girls It was Miss first year with full respon sibility as the commandant Is Bridemald At Wedding Miss Gunn was one acute infection of the bronchial tubes and larynx which develop ed last Monday She is under a doctors care Mrs Gilchrist has been unable to use her voice Her niece Audrey Creaser Ham ilton is staying with her Dog Fatalities Increase The death toll of poisoned dogs at Lake Wilcox continues to rise as remains of pets are being dis covered Probably poisoned in the first onslaught a couple of weeks ago was Ken Richards fivemonthold pet Skippy found under a neighbors house last Saturday It is the second dog the Richards have lost in the same manner since last May Another dog was discovered on the south side of the lake belong ing to the Long family Dead a week the Clifford Weston dog was found late last week by Cliff ord Geddes on a bush path Some reports place the number of deaths from poisoned meat at nine About dogs have been killed since May Several from the community attended Sports Day on Saturday and report a good time Mr Reg Denny and friend of Hamilton spent the holiday weekend with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Pollard Mr and Mrs Gordon and family of Toronto visited Mr and Mrs Ramsay Mr and Mrs Frank Kydd Toronto spent Saturday with Mrs parents Mr and Mrs Sclby Fairbarn Mr and Mrs Norman King and Floyd visited Mr and Mrs Don Morton Sunday evening Mr and Mrs James Wight and Mr and Mrs Selby spent the holiday with Mr and Mrs Bancroft Mr and Mrs James Taylor and daughter Newmarket spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Ross Main prize Mr Ira Morton Armitage vis ited his brother Mr Don Mort on on Sunday Miss Beverly spent the with her grandparents o wj M M of four bridesmaids at the wed- 1 Mr and Mrs Albert Hayes Marion and Dorothy and Mr and Mrs Thomas Marshman all from Toronto spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Harold and family Miss Donna Sleeth Port Credit visited for a few days last week with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Harold Mrs Kathleen Dunn and son Albert Islington spent the week end with her sister Mrs Sidney Aylett and Mr Mrs John Loveless spent the holiday weekend with her daughter Mrs White and family Mr White Toronto had Monday tea with bis brother Mr White and family Mrs Roy spent the weekend with her sister Mrs Powell Aurora Mr and Mrs Arthur Toronto had Saturday tea with Mr and Mrs Clayton Congratulations to Mrs Ray on having the lucky number on the electric range at last Saturday The branch of the Womens Institute will The Newmarket Era and Express Thursday Aug Page Legion News Well fellows the big dart tournament is over and out of the enjoyable struggle came the following winners single cham pion Bill Ranger and runnerup Jack Fisher In the mens doub les Bill and came out on top with runners- Up Bill Ranger and Fred Gar diner The singles and doubles were held every Wednesday night but the mixed doubles were held on Saturday evening as that is the night any Legion member can bring his wife along to the hall to play darts euchre or or just to relax with a good book Its just open house but remem ber closing time Is any Saturday night Incidentally the mixed doub les winners have yet to be decid ed so wo will have that infor mation for you The next dart tournament will be starting in a few weeks time so watch be the column for dates of the branch Wednesday Aug 15 at the home j night a hall for this big do Some members may not be sure of the branches comprising our zone so here they are Sut ton Mount Albert Newmarket Aurora Richmond Hill North- York Branch QG at Willowdale Bradford and bridge The zone meets the first Wednesday of each month and the meeting consists of two del egates from each branch Comrade Cliff Davidson has been discharged from hospital and is now convalescing at home Remember boys if you know of any veteran who needs assist ance phone Comrade Bill Ing ram at coming Saturday thats August our second ike gets underway at am Once again we will be fortunate enough to have our Ladies Aux iliary prepare a splendid meal as they so willingly did the last time Dont forget thats at am ding of her uncle Richard Dick to Ruth Toron to who were married on July in a Toronto Anglican church The reception for the couple was given by the United Empire Loyalist Association Prince Ar thur Ave of which the groom and bride are members Mr is a brother of Mrs Gunn who with her husband Dr was a guest He is with the department of Veterans Af fairs A car stolen in East York and abandoned near Willow Beach Lake Wilcox interested young sters who apparently thought it needed a bath They pushed it down to the waters edge police said Twoyearold Bobby Toronto is staying with his aunt Mrs Geo whose young sons are taking great delight in looking after the little fellow The twins take turns in showing him around and he loves it His mother Mrs Joe is in ill health She spent the weekend with her sister Mrs The intend to settle in ready for a visit from her parents Mr and Mrs John East Coast Newfoundland in November The have seven children in Canada and the United States Can Dine at Inn Aug The diningroom at Ridge Inn has been closed while Mr and Mrs Grant proprie tors are on two weeks vacation It will reopen on August Mr and Mrs Percy De troit are on motor vacation with the who were as far north as Island early this week Mrs as Cairns is a sister of Mrs Mrs Art and Clyde Cairns Miss Betty Gillham a cousin of Barbara is her guest at Ridge Inn while her parents are touring Ridge Inn is open for lodgers and during last weekend people from Ohio took rooms Mr mother and his son and daughter are helping her look after things Miss Rosemary Aurora and Miss Anne Stephenson this week concluded their course in musical methods a preliminary teachers course given at to Mr and Mrs Claud Marshall celebrated their wedding an niversary August 3 They were married in Toronto and Mrs Marshall was the former Vera daughter of Mr and Mrs Newfoundland Mr and Mrs Nick their son Bill and wife hove taken a cottage near North Bay for a week Mrs George and her son Donald are on two weeks vaca tion at She will visit her brothers Walter and Henry Schneider A son was born to Mr and Mrs V Marshall on Friday Aug at Toronto Western hospital The child weighted seven and ft half pounds and has two sisters Anne aged seven and Barbara three Mrs Lake Wil cox has arrived homo from Eng land where she and her children Julian and Robert spent a year with members of her family there Mr and Mrs had tea Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Perry Sorry to hear that Mr Cecil is in the hospital and wish him a speedy recovery Rev and Mrs King and Mrs are attending the Free Methodist Conference in Toron to this week Mr and Mrs Bill Sutton spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Geo Wilkinson MOUNT PLEASANT The hum of the threshing ma chine can now be heard The Mount Pleasant school is being painted Mr and Mrs E Stephens have their grandchildren from Midland holidaying at their home Mr and Mrs Moorby and Mrs visited Mr and Mrs Davidson and Mr and Mrs Bernard Davidson on Sunday Communion service will be held in the Mount Pleasant church on Sunday Aug at pm Some from here attended the funeral of Mr Ernest Stiles at Richmond Hill on Wednesday of Mrs Stephen Mr and Mrs Stewart Duncan and Mr and Mrs Bert and Harry visited on Monday evening with Mrs A Wright and family Mr and Mrs Ed Ransom and Jacqueline spent Sunday with their daughter Mrs Floyd Yakc and family of Angus Mr and Mrs Wesley had Sunday tea with Mr and Mrs Bert Baber and family Sullivans collies were shown at Cobourg on Saturday Aug Sullivans Squire of won first in breed by exhibit class Winners dog best of win ners best of breed Mr and Mrs Eddie West Ed win and Georgette Guelph spent the weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs Joe Sullivan Mr and Mrs Arnold house and family had Sunday tea with the parents Mr and Mrs Kingdon A reminder of the Blue Cress Please forward to Mrs Geo Dewsbury Mr and Mrs James Oliver Ruth and Miss Sylvia Smith are holidaying in and points north Mr and Mrs Herbert Oliver visited on Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jack Robinson Services at Wesley church are under the direction of Miss Ruth Oliver and Miss Sylvia Smith There also will be special music week costs vents a night This money goes into a fund to cover costs of cups and prizes at the finish Our first vicepresident Com rade Harold Eaton will be offi cially installed as zone comman der of Zone on Wednesday Sept at the regular zone meet ing which this time will be held in Newmarket Keep that night open boys and come up to the 1 else in Canada In the Indians pro gressed from stone age to ine age in years will the com ing of French artisans County is one of the few counties in Ontario to boast three local museums at Collingwood and Midland More archaeological excava tions are being carried on in I today than anywhere Evangelistic Campaign IN THE ARENA AUGUST SEPTEMBER Dicksons Hill Lemon Victoria Square Vivian Mount Albert Goodwood Altona Clarcmont Mongolia Melville Peaches Wesley and all other surrounding districts Services pm Sundays pm All local Sunday evening church services withdrawn in favor of arena service 100Voice Choir Kings Radio Quintette MUSIC BY ELECTRIC ORGAN Seek ye the Lord while He may be found Call ye upon Him while He is near Is 55 AND DISTRICT MINISTERIAL COMMITTEE Sec Rev G Brown S Phone Stouffville 53wl Phone SHARON Service at the United church will be held at am each Sun day during August No Sunday- school during August Miss Stevens Weston spent a few days with her aunt Mrs Levi Mr and Mrs Kenneth and two boys of Detroit Mich also Mr Win Saskatoon spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Fred This is the first lime the three brothers have met for over years j Miss Keast Toronto spent a few days with Mr and Mrs Cecil and Mr and Mrs Ken neth Pinder and families Mr and Mrs A St Anns were recent guests of Mr and Mrs Jerry Mrs Ethel Mackie Toronto spent a few days with Mrs Ev ans and Mrs Mr and Mrs Howard Fry and Douglas spent a few days with Mr and Mrs Elmer Fry Mr and Mrs Richard Thomp son Toronto spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Welly Stev ens Scott Field Crop Test Shows High Close Score Scott Agricultural Society be gan to conduct standing field crop competitions in and this years contest judged by Everett Mark showed pretty high scores and pretty close competition as follows Uxbridge 2 Beaver Gordon Har rison It Beaver It Zephyr Beaver Norman Meek Lor ain John W Meyers Zephyr Beaver Henry Meyers Zeph yr Titos It I Ivan Norton Goodwood Gordon Zephyr Bea ver Sellers Zephyr Howard Zephyr Gerald Gra ham eight highest scores get prizes and any of these crops would bo good spots for securing Mrs Gilchrist Is suffering