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Newmarket Era and Express, 22 Nov 1951, p. 14

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v Mm PS the ft fetter You tan ounce year University Kingston gave a medal to its first grad uate in chemistry The medal was made of then cost an ounce Today aluminum costs only lightly over one cent an ounce The price has been brought by mass production is huge plants using the electro lytic process discovered twenty- eight years after the Queens medal was presented By developing some of Can adas previously to waste has in making this coun try the worlds most efficient producer of aluminum giv ing employment to many a OBITUARIES power aiding the imports needed Aluminum Company Canada Ltd This fourroom bungalow of frame construction offers maximum convenience for everydayJiving A compact working area is the keynote of the com bined kitchendinette The ample size of the living- room and two bedrooms ensures plenty of living space for the small family Careful planning has eliminated unnecessary hall areas while the basement and five large closets provide sufficient storage facilities The exterior dimensions of the house are and for estimating purposes the area is square feet The house contains 14008 cubic feet Working drawings may be obtained from Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation Lyon St Ottawa at minimum cost Marian t mi SEVENLEAF CLOVER Mrs George Walsh who lives in Mount Albert was somewhat bemused by the recent Believe It Or Not cartoon which made such a fuss over the finding of a sevenleaf clover A few weeks ago she stepped out of the car near Mount Albert and at her feet was a patch of clover from which she gathered a sevenleaf clover two sixleaf clovers a fiveleaf clover and any number of fourleaf clovers Back in the King Charles I of England obtained from a French manufacturer the secret of making ice cream and paid the seller pounds a year pension to keep the recipe secret from others 0 Associated for year with the Warren Bituminous Paving Co Oscar Thomas Watcrhouse died at his home Pearl St Hamilton on November after an illness of three months Born at Mitchell July 20 1885 he was the son of the late Mr and Mrs Joseph Water- house He was married on Nov ember 25 to Mary Ellen Ridley who survives him He was a member of the United church a member of the Buchanan AM Hamilton a life member of the Masonic Order and a member of the 25- year club Warren Paving Co He was interested in bowling as his chief recreation As a construction superinten dent Mr had laid pavement in almost every city from Fort William to Halifax He laid the first pavement in the town of Newmarket He did work for the Dept of Highways and during the war built several airports for the Federal govern ment A patient of the late Sir Fred erick Banting Mr Waterhouse was the first person in Hamilton to receive insulin treatment in Surviving besides his wife arc a son Joseph a daughter five grandchildren and four brothers Lambert of Joseph St Catharines Clifford Toronto and Herbert Alta Rev Steed conducted funeral services in Hamilton on Nov 10 Pallbearers were Lambert Jos eph and Stallard and H Lehman George and John Kerr Interment was in cemetery Mount Albert after a short Ill ness She was the eldest daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Arnold Dunn of- Scott Township Her husband Joseph Williamson of Township predeceas ed her Mrs Williamson had been a school teacher and attended the Mount Albert United church For the past few years she had resided with her niece Miss Mildred Dike in Mount Albert Surviving ore three sons Guy Mount Albert and Arthur and of Toronto two sisters Mrs J Burr and Mrs W Steeper Mount Albert and four granddaughters Mrs Orville Shell and Betty Lou Williamson Toronto and Mrs Bruce Davidson Montreal An other daughter Olive Mrs Goodwin is C P Shapter officiated at funeral services held at the chapel Mount Albert on Nov Pallbearers were J Harri son John Walker Percy Walker Hugh Price Roy Stewart and Douglas Campbell Many floral tributes were received Inter ment was in Newmarket ceme tery wi v A Ty- i USE ERA AND rfs i- fc ARTiOESVOU vigs irWlVA V- Mrs J Williamson A resident of Newmarket foi some years Mrs Jessie Dunn Williamson died on Tuesday Oct 30 at the home of her nephew Mr Dawson Dike Emanuel Miller A mason and farmer resident in Emanuel Miller died on October 27 at Miami Beach after on illness of six months The son of the late Mr and Mrs John Miller he was born in January 1570 He was married November 12 to Sarah Topper who pre deceased him many years ago His second wife Ida Baker sur vives him He was member of the United church Also surviving are three sons Stanley DVArcy and Chester a daughter Mrs Ross Gladys a brother David Miller Toronto and a sister Mrs J Traverse also of Toronto Rev George Killen conducted funeral services at Newmarket on Oct Pallbearers were George Garnet Everett Gordon Aubrey and James Miller Interment was in Newmarket cemetery 3Wt This flat whirling flame gives more heat with less oil lN v Ordinary burners enclose toe flame fat a pit where much of its it Ire VcoUfbimer Inch of beating with radiant heat Saves yon up to on oft WtNACl A UNIT Why pay for heat not fit Vortex can be installed in your present furnace or bote in just n few ftod then watch your fuel bills down home comfort to up Coophtt Vortc units are available too Iran Fireman auto- controls Mm was aurt for A ST ij v j- t i J r 111 Moke Christmas perfect for Mother this pattern has every your little irl Mnke her dolly your girl or boy this Alloc In Wonderland Ward robe All the clothes ore like those Alice wore pinny dress panties right down to long Victorian stocking and a tiny hankie Fine for story book games Pattern for dolls Inches tall Yardages In the pattern This easytouse pattern gives fit Complete Illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step Send THIRTYFIVE in coins cannot bo accepted for this pa tern Print plainly ADDRESS Send your order to MARIAN MARTIN core of The Newmarket and Pattern Newmarket theres a skirl Jacket blouse short and long length overalls overalls are practical for play wonderful 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