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r t i n f i Oct Kettleby News A special Quilting bee was fteld at the home of Mrs by the Christ church Indies Guild on Tuesday Oct If All members present enjoy ed a very happy day together Our hostess served us hot toma to soup and tea which with our sandwiches made a very tasty lunch Mr and Mrs Howard Black and family had Sunday dinner with Mrs Mr and Mrs J Harmon and Mr and Mrs J Archibald mo to Bronte on Sunday Oct to visit Mr and Mrs Cliff and family also to visit their son Gordon who is in hospital in Hamilton suffer ing from severe burns received some time ago while working on the hydro He is only years old and has lost part of one arm and only has a thumb and first finger on the other hand Our deepest sympathy is given to the members of the Elliott and Erhemler families in their recent sad bereavement in the passing of Mrs the former Jessie Elliott of Kettleby Mr and Mrs of To ronto were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs J Harmon On Sunady Oct 21 Child rens and Youths Day the ser vice of Holy Baptism was held in St Mary Magdalenes church and four young lives were dedicated to Gods senice They were Gwendolyn Jean daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Jennings Sandra Margaret daughter of Mr and Mrs J Arthur son of Mr and Mrs A Moody and Stephen Patrick son of Dr and Mrs Edwin Abbott May we remind you again of the Sunday School of the Air which is broadcast every Sun day over CFRB from to am This is a very inter esting session for both adults and children to listen to We were very glad to see Miss JAda with us on Sunday It is always nice to see our for mer members visiting u Birthday greetings to Mrs Ed Haines whose birthday is on Thursday Oct Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Harmon who celebrated their wedding anniversary on Oct May you both spend many more happy years to gether Services next Sunday at Christ church will be Sunday school at 2pjno and evening service at 3 PJD Mr and Mrs Cyril Jack Dray ton spent Sunday with Mr- and Mrs Fred Schmidt Mr and Mrs Ivor Louis spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Carman Wil son- Mr and Mrs Albert Tucker Toronto were Sunday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Stan ley Barr ad ell and family Mr and Mrs John Archibald and Mr and Mrs John Harmon spent Sunday at Bronte visiting Mrs Archibalds brother Mr Clifford a Mrs who is in the hospital Mr Albert and daugh ter Mildred were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs S J Hea- Mrs Maurice and daughter Beth Sudbury have visiting relatives and friends for the past week J Mr and Mrs Robert Carson family and Miss Margaret Toronto spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Harry Web ster and Grace Mrs Herbert Webster spent Sunday and Monday in Toronto This community was shocked to hear of the sudden death of Mrs Joseph formerly Miss Jessie Elliott Sincerest sympathy is extended to her hus band and sister Mrs Clark- son of Aurora MOUNT ZION A farewell party for Mr and Mrs Robert Smith was held at their home on Saturday A large number of friends from the community attended and wish them well in their new home The was held at Mrs Sweets home on Thursday even ing The next sewing meeting is to be at Mrs J on Nov Several from the community have been attending the teach ers training course at Uxbridge Mr Sweet has returned home from the hospital Mr and Mrs Allan and Mrs McNeil Lansing and Mr and Mrs Frank Wilkinson Holt were guests of Mr and Mrs Cliff Sweet on Sunday There is to be a week of spe cial meetings with Rev P Lehman in charge beginning Sunday Special singing by Mr and Mrs- Earl Bray Sunday services are Sunday school at am worship at also service at pm with Mr Lloyd as singer Mr and Mrs J Morris visited friends in Brougham on Sunday The school team fin ished the season by defeating Holt and are getting ready for the hockey season ITS A Womans World By Caroline Ion Newmarket this week is having a housetohouse canvass in the interests of the North York Humane society It is planned that the actual canvass of the town will be completed by the end of the month Mrs David Askew president of the group said BEACH WI Please ole that place of meet ing for the Womens Institute will be at the home of Mrs Mar vin Clark call Name one if the Pioneers of Your District and bring a photo Motto Keep your Temper no one else wants it Home economics Mrs J Williams Program and lunch by the grandmothers M J GUEST OF SHOWER Jean Sharon was guest of honor at a miscellaneous ahower held at the home of Mrs S Bull There were about members of the Newmarket Free Methodist church and their friends present Miss brideelect of Oct received lovely gifts A pleasant evening was spent- Miss Linda Shier assisted the hostess in serving the delicious lunch KING RIDGE NEWS After many years of with officials in Ger many Miss has sue- in getting her nephew here to help her manage the farm This courageous woman has carried on alone since the death of her brother several years ago with the help of her aged mother who is now unable to carry on Mrs J T Jones has now got electric power which she has been trying for years to get Sorry to report Mrs Meagher has to undergo still another op eration but she hopes after this one to be quite well She is looking much better and is ex ceedingly cheerful Sorry to report Mr is suffering from an attack of malaria He has had these at tacks periodically ever since be ing released from a German prison camp in the last war We dont think any of us realize what the men suffer who re turned from the wars if we did would be more tolerant of J them and try to help them more Dont forget the library at Mrs Sproule Anyone in the community may borrow these books nd they are vell worth rending hours axe on Wednes days only from and BROWNHILL With summer gone and the many changes to Brown Hill we find it impossible to believe so much has happened in one season Mrs Sedore has mov ed to Beach and we wish her much success and hap piness Mrs Emily Crittenden will soon move into her own home wi her sister from New Zea land and we welcome them both here Mr and Mrs Bill Humphreys have had several house guests from Toronto including Mr and Mrs John and a number of friends Mr and Mrs were at their summer home last weekend Hoy has been spend ing a few days at Many from Brown Hill at tended the farewell party for Mr and Mrs Smith who are moving back to Sutton We wish to welcome Mr and Mrs to their new homo Volunteer canvassers are con ducting this blitz campaign for funds because the Humane So cietys need for monies is urg ent Adequate shelter for the animals must be provided At present they are outofdoors Property is being purchased by the society It is located on Main St on the old slaugh ter grounds The old buildings are being renovated by volun teer labor The shelter will be known as the John Stallard Memorial Shelter in apprecia tion of the many contributions made to this work by the late John Stallard Money is needed immediately if the society is to operate ef fectively The society receives no grants from either municipal or provincial authorities In fact the provincial SPCA which all Humane societies in Ontario are affiliated re ceives a total grant of only 1000 to carry on the work for the en tire province Until the local Humane socie ties become established they must depend on public dona tions Later to these general contributions will be added the small revenues which the Newmarket Social News Miss Knapper and Mr attended the annual teachers convention at Grand Rapids USA They were ac companied by Mrs Uitulugt Rev Hussen and Rev of conducted services at the Christian Re formed church on Sunday Rev Moore of the British and Foreign Bible Society showed a very interesting film on Friday evening named Frontiersmen Everyone enjoyed it very much Classes in basic English and citizenship will be held again for all those interested Please get in touch with Mr J All societies have started their regular weekly meetings again for the coming winter season Miss J Matthews the weekend with Mr end Mrs A Kltmm in Toronto We ore happy to report that Mr and Mrs in fant daughter was able to re turn home from Sick Childrens Hospital We all wish the continued Improvement -W- Combinations I i J Speed Walnut Floor model Speed speaker floor KEG SALE 3 Speed speaker WESTlNCiilOUSK Walnut speaker Craft cabinet Meter Band model A vv I Beautiful Walnut cabinet Model JAS 31995 2 1 260 25595 radio J Speed Walnut r AM AM MAKF8 mm wwwwm min in Mr Zfr T i I i A A ties are able to raise through membership fees and income from the services they will pro vide Trie entire community benefits when an active Humane Society is in operation Any animal who has distemper and is left starv ing in the district is a menace to the children of the town as well as to the dogs and other animals Everyone is suffici ently aware of the dangers of a mad dog biting a child The disease may be spread to other dogs When one of these strick en animals attacks cattle or sheep costly damage may result This summer three mad dogs were destroyed by the North York Humane Society The society iiwestigates all cases of cruelty to animals It looks after all injured or aban doned animals or birds If any one finds a stray dog they mere ly have to phone the society to have it called for and placed in the shelter Likewise people who lose their pets will be able to contact the society in their search for them The society will have animals for adoption and will perform various vet- services Mr and Mrs Donald Eaton Cochrane are spending a few- days with Mr and Mrs Frank Johnston Mr and Mrs Jack Pritchard Islington were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Ross Mrs Herbert Hideout spent the weekend in Toronto the guest of her sisterinlaw Mrs Harney Rev and Mrs G Bab- cock returned today from a ten- day motor trip to and for the Free Methodist church Mr and Mrs Bert were Sunday supper guests of Mr and Mrs- Donald Mr and Mrs Kenneth Johns and Douglas Weston and and Mrs George and David Schorafcerg visited on Mr lad Mrs Stanley Milter and Mr and Mr spent the weekend at Martin River Mr and Mrs Dave Toronto were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Roy Gibson Mr two vf Mr WH NX A John Mi with of Agrteuttut at INHtth visited her parents Mr Mrs awl over the weekend Mr Mr v man and family visited J mother Park College Part Credit spent the weekend with her parents and Mrs Roy Martin Mr and Mrs SL Huntley spent the weekend in Toronto visiting Mr and Mr Percy Mr- and barman and Mrs Wright- man visited sister Mrs Toronto on j Sonday and Frank John- Mr and Mr- and Mrs Allan man and Mr and Mrt ViAj Mr and Mrs William aver the weekend Sunday at the home of Mr and Franklin A Johns cert COSTS ONLY News Of The Wl News for this column mutt be In the office Monday night Copy must be written as briefly as possible and confined to news and reports Other than routine report and announcement will be printed separately Union Street branch will meet at the home of Mrs Cryderman Nov at pm Motto The spirit of brother hood that is still the healer of the world Roll call stand up and introduce yourself The Lakeside Institute will be our guests and will provide the program Hostesses North group Mrs Ross of Pine Orchard who has been dele gate to Ohio for the Federation of Agriculture has been invited as guest speaker Mrs Walter Rose Mrs Irvine Rose Mrs Thomas Mrs Micks Miss Violet Micks and Mrs David English attended the Centre York Dist rict project at Aurora Friday afternoon on the evening of Nov 2 It will be a pot luck supper so bring your baskets Supper at pm There will be bingo in the evening and each mem- is asked to bring a prize not to exceed 25c The November meeting of Sharon branch will be mi At Home to be held jit Sharon hall for the members find their urn- A well attended meeting on Thursday Oct was held in the Agricultural Board rooms when the Newmarket branch was hostess to the Institute from Gormloy A most enjoyable pro gram was given by the visiting group It featured musical items and interesting papers The Newmarket Institute de cided to have home bake table at the Community Bazaar on No vember AH members will be canvassed The resolutions were read which will come before an nual convention Toronto next month At the close of the meeting a social hour was enjoyed when refreshments were served Coats A R If m J coats from with 2year guarantee BUT dont let the coats still buy the solid fees of j- feA1 i mm Its been two weeks since we opened our new stare The has deen beyond oar powers to We can only say well continue to do utmost to five oar cus tomers the in at the best in price r MAIN ST OPPOSITE NEWMARKET PHONE a fHU 111 XM tf tfv N 1 4 1 COS a mm 11 v mutMHOMA make a mighty handsome picture in strappino new it Isnt the way you look hut the way you feel that really important Wed like you to discover a case and comfort a power and performance steadiness and to see maybe you missing a travel treat Wed like you to discover what a engine as itgingered with pulsepounding thrill and in figures Wed like you learn coll springs 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