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t ffc95 Funeral service was held in the Gospel Tabernacle on Satur day for the late Inez Maude Brown who passed away on Wednesday Nov in her year Rev Arthur Yielding was as sisted by Rev Lewis Lake and the Rev James Taylor Colllng- In conducting the ser vices Miss Brown who was born in Oxbridge in was daughter of Joseph Caldwell Brown and Martha Web ster i y She resided for some years with Robert and Louisa Wilson and later moved to Au rora Later Miss Wilson and Miss Brown came to Newmarket moving to their home on Park Ave On Miss Wilsons death Miss Brown took up housekeep ing with Mrs Western Millard Ave Where she lived until Miss Brown and Mrs L made their home together on Church St For the past seven years Miss Brown was confined to her bed with a broken hip and knee Though bedridden she had never complained and her many friends were greatly helped and inspired by her great cheerful ness and patience during her years suffering Miss Brown had a large circle of friends She was predeceased by her brothers former mayor of and Byron Newmarket JACK SMITH WRITES Ottawa Letter A weekly letter from the member of parliament fat York North 0 Parliament is again in session arid as in the past I will endeavor with the generous cooperation of the publisher of this newspaper to give you a weekly pen- picture of happenings here on Parliament Hill hope to give people York an intimate view of what Is done here on the Parliament of Canada a few side lights which you do not get in the regular press reports j economic and financial problems affecting the OBITUARY L m Rose Roy A Rose died suddenly at the Soldiers Memorial hospital Orillia on November follow ing a heart attack Mr Rose was born at on June the only child of Mr and Mrs John Rose nee Jane Before moving to Mr Rose had farmed at and Keswick He had been em ployed at the Long Ltd for years He is survived by his wife the former Sarah Malts and five children Mrs Steele Pearl Creemore Mrs Moon Bessie Forest Home Mrs Mildred Robert Allan at home and six grandchildren The funeral was held from the Bros Funeral Home Nov with the Rev Webster officiating The pall bearers were Messrs Albert Gardiner John Purvis Clifford Harry Bailey George Bobbins and Clause In terment was in St Andrews cemetery CORRECT TO SERVE ON ANY OCCASION This promises to be a most In teresting session It Is generally accepted it is the last before a general election and for this reason there is apt to be some thing of political campaigning In the actions of all parties I try my best to serve North York riding in a nonpartisan mariner and I can assure you requests which come to me from members of all political parties revolve my careful attention I try to keep these letters on nonpartisan basis as far as is within my power I will portray to you from week to week the Ottawa scene as I see it Let me say again that I appre ciate hearing from people of the constituency My mail averages letters per day arid I am helped a great deal in my work by the opinions sugges tions and criticism which I get from the people session wiUj likely con tinue until late in May arid un til then my address will be Jack Smith MP Parliament Buildings Ottawa No stamp is required on mail thus addressed For those who wish to con tact me personally I plan to be home in Richmond Hill every weekend I will be in my office in Richmond Hill every Satur day and I hope every constitu ent who has any business or problem with which may be helpful will feel free and wel come to consult with me I will do my best to help you This session starts in an atmo sphere of continuing interna tional tension However from contact with the highest auth orities of government here I feel that there is a belief that there is a lessening of the danger of an outbreak of war on a global scale Thirtysix percent of all the expenditure by your national government goes for strengthen ing our defence arid contributing to the defence forces of the dem ocratic world but your parlia ment is unanimous In the opin ion that a lasting peace can be assured only so long as the com bined strength of the free world continues to be built up and maintained This whole matter of defence expenditure is not in any sense a political question There may be criticism of the way money is spent but in the fundamental issue of making strong against any aggressor there is no difference of opinion even among political parties Our de- wealth and the world It is hoped the Conference may re sult in increased trade between Canada andBrUatn Irrespective of party there is very genera here of ap preciation of honor which has been conferred on Canada in the election of Hon L B Mike Pearson as President of the United Nations Organization It is a recognition of the service which he has rendered to the as sembly V There will be at this session a lot of discussion about national health insurance This is of course a worthy objective and I hope sometime it will be a reality in Canada However for the lime being it is just a little beyond bur means hope at this session a study will be made of the whole subject of Health Insurance with the view of ulti mately realizing its benefits for the people of Canada Frankly my own opinion is that we have to be very sure about any or all commitments we make to our fellow Canadians At the moment I am not sure it is definitely established that as a promise to the Canadian people we can carry out a def inite promise about health in surance Therefore for the present the best I can honestly do assure you that the govern ment is definitely sympathetic to the health insurance plan and that will work towards that end as far as is practicable with in the measure of my practical limitations National health in surance is i an objective towards which we are working but just when we will attain that goal is not easy for me or anyone else to predict I agree with you most of my readers that health insurance is a worthy and com mendable goal but just when or how we are to reach it is the question in Canadian polities MOUNT The monthly meeting of the Mount WA will be held at the home of Mrs Harry Smith on Wednesday Dec at 230 Mrs George will give the Roll call Title of Christmas Carol There will be the annual election of officers and hostesses will be Mrs Moddle and Mrs A smith Me Whitchurch Home and School Association held an ex ecutive meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Smith Wednesday evening Nov to plan their Christmas program The monthly Home and School meeting will be held in S S No on Friday evening Dec 12 This will be International as well as the Christmas meeting and anyone having pictures of art of other countries are asked to kindly bring them with a small description of and their owners name attached Also cooking and baking specialized in other countries will bo very much appreciated Of course this is the Christmas meeting also so do come and bring your children Congratulations are being ex tended to Miss Marion Monk- man a former resident of our community on the splendid way she managed as valedictorian at the of Aurora high school on Friday of last week The Newmarket Era and Express Thursday Dec Page It Student teachers were in or der at No 6 and S S No all of last week Miss and Miss Hart of Toronto were at No and stayed at the Harry Smith home while Miss and Miss of Toronto visited at S No and stayed with the Alvln Stephen sons Mrs Lou Lehman and John ac companied Mr and Mrs Jim to Delhi on Sunday where they visited and Mrs Lehman Sr Mr and Mrs Jack Gamble at tended the funeral of their aunt Mrs in Aurora on Tues day of this week Mrs had been ill for some time and was in her year EASIEST INSTRUMENT TO MASTER YOULL BE THRILLED TO HEAR YOUR CHILD PLAY FAMILIAR MEL ODIES IN JUST A FEW lessons Enroll daily to phone Newmarket Our 8 week beginner plan includes ACCORDION RENTAL AND LESSON FOR ONLY 200 WEEKLY er MAIN STREET 2ND FLOOR vi ft FIGHT TUBERCULOSIS i rSfj A J ppH IpppHJ J ir T TELEPHONE DIRECTORY J v r fc v MILK PRODUCERS ELECT OFFiGERS On November a good at tendance of the Newmarket Milk Producers Association enjoyed a turkey supper in Sharon hall served by the Sharon Womens Association Mr act ed as chairman for Selection of officers j The following officers were fence expenditure which in for Pros Robert Lewis Vice Pros Sheldon Walker Wat son Directors Howard Don Albert Lick was guest speaker who spoke on the Dahy Situa tion Johnson trio enter tained with several musical ectioiis Harvey Evans gave sev eral humorous readings Mr chum- a magician then enter tained with cards rope tricks and burning of money a JOHN Representative Newmarket A V- to A li very large measure contributes to taxation problem is in plain and simple facts a pay ment of insurance against war and the threat to our way of life To all Canadians it is a matter of supreme satisfaction that with the expenditure of millions of dollars in our defence for there has not the slightest suggestion of or 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