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-i- I J ish tent fcife Heres an idea for hose day When you feel like going down deal with the fish personally Intrepid souls who spear in hand and web on foot chase fish in southern waters can now increase their range with aluminum harpoonguns Aluminum it used because ft is light and doe not rust These are the main reasons why this metal is so popular and why is busy with which are planned to increase Canadas production to 500000 tons a year Alumi num Company of Canada SNOWBALL On Sunday Sept Snowball United church will celebrate its anniversary and harvest home In the morning the min ister Mr Hummel will be in charge of the service and in the evening Rev King will preach The choir will also be in attendance at the evening service Mrs Cliff White spent a few days last week with Mr and Mrs Nash Toronto Mr and Mrs A Blum spent the weekend with their Mrs Hattie McCartney Toronto Mr and Mrs A Van Kingston spent a few days with Mr and Mrs Victor Carroll Mrs George Kerr and sons spent a few days last week with Mr and Mrs Steve Gorm- ley Mr and Mrs Russell Hughes and daughters Newmarket spent Sunday with Mrs Hughes mother Mrs Gould MARK BIRTHDAY WITH LUNCH PARTY New Headquarters Continued from Page 11 Besides the stimulating mem ory of the pioneering Charles we shall recall also that not far from our location there was in past years the office and publishing quarters of a very successful Aurora weekly news paper called The Aurora with its accompanying headline which said Let There Be Light Light in hidden places Under the able editorship of the A Stevenson the lively Aurora played an effective part in the life of Aurora over a period of many years Its advertising pages pro vide proof of the confidence placed in it by local merchants while its news and editorial col umns were bright breezy and original ana completely free from idiosyncrasies and brass hat quirks and capers It is exceedingly pleasant to be able to record that a daughter of the proprietor of the Au rora Dr Alberta M Cross of Toronto celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of her wed ding on September and a son A birthday party luncheon was held on Sept for Mrs Mary Ida Cook in honor of her I Mr Ashton G Stevenson who BLUE THE HUE Come in and see Morrisons Ex hibition Blue suits the popular color for this fall Main St Newmarket phone birthday at the home of her son Earl Cook near Kettleby Mrs Cook had resided on the sixth concession of King until and since then has been living in Aurora Her husband John Cook died in Clifton and Earl Cook Kettle Delia Griffith Aurora and Harold Cook Toronto Mrs Cooks four children attended the luncheon It costs life Investigate pays hand- invest in At cosT oyer Representative for Newmarket and District KclMeby Ont Phone Aurora j achieved wide fame in the United States for his inventions for linotype and ma chines still survive their versa tile father a popular Aurora figure some CO years ago It has been our own personal pleasure to receive from Dr Cross and Mr Ashton Stevenson very encouraging letters con cerning our writings here in Aurora What We Stand For Aurora News Page will he as much a local weekly newspaper as its predecessor the Au rora Through its ex istence we shall contribute to local payments of rent and taxes Aurora News Page will he con cerned exclusively with Aurora What stand for is the of and comment directly concerned with local ac tivities Since the institution of Aurora Page as part of the and Express sales of the paper have been increasing week by week Our Aurora mailing list has been considerably increased while our sales at newsstands in Aurora have greatly advanc ed These advances have been made during the summer season when all newspaper circulation falls off It is not our practice to use big startling headlines g headlines take up newspaper space without giving any useful service to readers What we ate concerned with is nevs and opinion on The Kra and Express has an audited circula tion of 3500 paidinadvance subscribers and sales beyond that subscription list require that we print over copies of the paper each week No other weekly newspaper in North York can claim to have such a wide public confidence A Personal Note It is not often nor is it desir able that we have the opportun ity of saying what we want to say now But we feel we would like to say that under the man agement of the Era and Express we have personally enjoyed as much freedom on Aurora News Page as though it were our own publication The managing editor of the Era and Express John A Meyer has by the number of high awards he has won in Canadian newspaper competitions over the past few years proved himself as one of Canadas topranking newspaper editors He has achieved these successes without fuss or personal advertisement for he is an extremely modest man a rather rare quality in the newspaper world especially among editors However it is due to Mr Meyer to say that without his ac cord we could not have enjoyed the editorial freedom which has been ours since the month of April and which has al lowed us In the phrase of a fa mous British editor to paint the thing as we see it in other words to describe events here in Aurora as faithfully as we un derstand That is the way which ve pro pose to continue our work on Aurora News Page We believe we should tell our readers what they ought to know without fear or favor We fear nobody and will favor nobody But we shall strive always lo be fair and hon est in any criticisms have to make That ve think is a good yardstick for anyone lo follow We shall shortly move our typewriter lo Hall street which will he our head quarters Charles gave this town its name Wo shall do our best lo provide an Aurora News Page worthy of ins town NHA DESIGNOFTHEMONTH The Newmarket Era and Express Thursday Sept 13th Pace VIBRATED Cement Blocks and 10 plain Styles of Blocks PINE ORCHARD CEMENT BLOCK CO Blount Albert USE ERA AND EXPRESS CLASSIFIEDS IN UNWANTED ARTICLES INTO CASH tamed east This popular bungalow design has many features to attract a prospec tive housebuilder who is interested in modern comfort sleek lines and luxury touches in a threebedroom house It would be suitable in either a suburban setting or a residential lot in the city The most interesting points of living room are the large stone fire place and the wide expanse of win dow overlooking the surrounding patio The dining room and kitchen are wellplanned and aimed towards convenience and efficiency in house keeping Bedrooms arc all equipped with sufficient closet space and located conveniently near the bathroom I The basement may be reached either directly from the back door which Is adjacent to the kitchen or from the center of the house This comfortable homo is 2S feet by feet inches and for estimating has an area of Cubic contents measure I cubic feet Working drawings for this plan known as may be Central Mortgage Housing Corporation ax minimum To taste it is to prefer the superb quality and flavour of What They Are Saying Continued from S EXTRA EXTRA EGGS I more guessing hen lays which more reason PROFITABLE PRODUCTION should production W5A Feeding a grains If necessary Concentrate own which PO SHRUBMOUNT SCHOOLS JOIN FOR SUCCESSFUL FAIR and Pine Orchard schools held a school fair at Pine Orchard school on Friday after noon Sept There a attendance of parents and friends The school boards the teachers Mrs Warren Graves of Shrub- mount Miss and Miss Col- borne of Pine Orchard and pupils are to he congratulated on the success of the fair The senior girls of Pine Orch ard presented a couple of musical number as did the junior pupils Results of the fair were gar den plot Mildred Sarah Irene Koxlakous- Hob potatoes Hob Janet Hendry Mildred Pyle beets Pal- sy Irene Hob David Porting Onions Hob Mildred David PortingelJ marigold David Marianne An ger Hob asters Hob ver David PortiugclJ Tomatoes Chapman Patsy George Karl Johnston corn Janet Hen dry Sandra Da vies Marianne Anger Irene lining room Janet Hendry Mary Lehman Jeanne Lehman Karl Johnston Pets David 1 John I ehman George Janet Hendry wood carving David PorlingeU public speaking by senior pupil Irene Patsy Janet Hendry Sandra Davie and Scrap book grades 1 and Irene Doris David scrap hook grades A and Robert Preston Karl Johnston Dianue C a a recitation grades and John Lehman John Hope recitation grades arid Man- be lie Jeanne Lehman Mary Chapman Dresser scarf Kozlakouski Alice Woodcock J Hendry I poster Audrey Chapman Sarah Lorn a Jesson cake Ruth Betty Pat sy muffins Janet Hendry Mary Lehman Jeanne Lehman Apple pie Patsy Hoake Jesson tea biscuits Launne Janet Hendry Agnes Crawford Judges were Rev and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mrs Arthur Starr Mrs Johnston and Mr Speaking of Sharon we hope our readers have been following Story of Sharon which has been appearing in the and for many weeks past and has been brilliantly done by the author Kthel Will- son Harris Pupils Successes Competing in the class for girls under years of age among UK contestants Jean Barnes of Aurora won first place for the second consecutive year at the Yvonne of Aurora a awarded second place in the same class Donna Case look third place for girls under All of these students including Mrs Murray Young whose suc cess was noted in a preceding paragraph were prepared for the competitions by Mr Illtyd Har ris Joins Aurora Rotary Mr Harris attended his first meeting of the Aurora Rot ary club on Monday of this week as a new This however is not Mr Har ris first acquaintanceship with Rotary He was a member of the Marie Rotary club during the period he spent there as music supervisor of the city The Aurora Rotary club we understand is Hearing its mem bership objective of Wedding Anniversary Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Stew Patrick who have re cently celebrated their 25th wed ding anniversary Gordon Hoffman The other morning we ran into Mr Gordon Hoffman who was looking so sartoriatly immacu late that we must put him among the top bestdressed men in Au rora He was as usual bubbling over with progressive ideas Some of these ideas we will an early study in our Aurora Personalities panel He is dy namic and original REFRIGERATORS ma Mfr floor tit of jour Aw jam jou til l width Cknlvm IS 1 V It Von of fori icof ttroc ull book i MitlmiMin in rhtMVJ MM facjoql weight Zap r NEWMARKET Phone ALBERT Phone rvii Phone fc Wj WINS Mrn A Saxon won a Sun beam MixMaster at Cana dian National Exhibition last Wednesday It was donated by the Downy Flakes Ready Mix Company Miss Aycrs president of the Newmarket and Professional Womens Club at tended the Womens Division luncheon at the Canadian Na tional Exhibition YORK PIONEERS PAY TRIBUTE TO CNE MANAGEMENT Tribute to their service to his tory and international relations was Hoffman president of the Canadian Na tional Exhibition and A Hughes general manager by the York Pioneer and Historical So ciety at a special meeting of the society in the cabin on the Exhibition grounds on Thurs day September i In Messrs and Hughes honorary members the presi dent Major J read the following citation We wish lo pay tribute to the public service of Mr president of the Canadian National Exhibition and Mr A Hughes general manager of the Exhibition and the management of the Exhibition in assisting this society in keeping available the public this place the cabin of John These walls contain the logs of Torontos old est habitation John in 1 cut these logs for a dwelling on his land grant on the cast side of the Don south of St When the Exhi bition was held these hinds for the first lime in IH70 this habitation was moved here by this society in association will the Exhibition management for preservation and to serve as a reminder amid the improve ments annually on display here of the primitive dwellings of the founders of Toronto Not only does the call public attention to this relic of beginnings of To- onto 1ml also to the fact that this relic stands on the site the early Toronto of the white man This was the site of the French fort of Toronto which was destroyed in to prevent its capture by the Annually also the re minds its hosts of visitors that these lands arc the battleground over which the Americans ad vanced in HI 13 capture Fort York and the capital of Upper Canada that now these lauds are international centre where Canadians and Americans meet as friends at an annual fair which has become the greatest of its kind in the world Gold badges of membership were presented to ho two new members by Mrs W and Miss WcthcroU of tho committee of the so- 32875 Constable International Harvester Dealers Service a Must with Us DAVIS W NEWMARKET PHONE i J Besides Asphalt Shingles your Darren Dealer has a line of roofing insulation and materials Witt lost Am m Go on flrorosistant I m Com in many stylos THE BARRETT COMPANY LIMITED Halifax Saint John Montreal Toronto Vancouver Take