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rifanhv Mis- Correspondent Phone King Sports Day A sports day carnival and dance were carried Jijr take Marie and King Association on July 3a Memorial marking the of the tb brought people a large number of- children who admitted free of charge The sports pavilion which holds people was used for and dance Me of sports was si Big feature In the mens soft- Ball tournament the Lake Marie placed first to win over Aurorai With a score of Aurora won 25 Elgin Mills and competed for honors Kettleby girls placed first for prizes and Elgin Mills came second to take the award evening dance Mr and Mrs puritan Ross King City were awarded a prize for being ih oldest couple on the grounds Mr Ross was at one lime secretarytreasurer of Lake Marie Gift to Council fibbjert Hodgson father Is DeputyReeve has presented King council with a brass paper knife bearing presentation inscription on jjjie handle Bob made the gift In the workshop of Aurora high school where he is a student The- congregation of United ehurch is holding service on Sunday evenings during July and August at oclock Silver Mr and Mrs Earl Scott cele brated their 25th wedding anni versary on Saturday July Their daughter Betty had her birthday on the same day I All members of the family were home during the weekend in cluding their eldest son Ian and their daughter and her husband Biil Mr and Scott were the first couple married in United church which celebrated its anni versary last May COMPARE THIS VALUE Chevrolet Two door gleaming black heater spotlight excellent condition completely re conditioned Original cost over 220000 CM Ap proved Warranty down per month Open evenings until NEWMARKET MOTORS Phone Chief commissioner lay arid Alex Campbell King City accompan ied by fire chief Harry Jones Au rora motored to Smith Falls a distance of miles on Satur day to examine at fire truck on salt A township permit has been issued to Bill Jensen to build a beauty salon containing an over head apartment Mrs James Watson King St East is convalescing at her home after an illness at York County hospital Miss Barbara is spend ing ihe vacation months at the cottage of Mr and Mrs Bill at Honey Harbour Mr and Mrs Pearson made up a parly of relatives for a picnic motor outing on Sunday for their fourth birthday The group went to near Treat Sixers As secretary of the scouting group committee Mrs A never fails to show special to visit Mr Dan Ferguson of ents Mr and Mrs Harold while his wife and baby Susan are on vacation at Peri insular Lake He has commuting to the city A visit by a dozen or more members of Kingcrafts rugging group of King and Maple was made at on Friday where they spent their third annual luncheon picnic at the home of Miss Bird and Mrs Crossley sis ters of Mrs A King City Hostess to Presbyterian at the home of Mrs James Ball on July for an evening meeting Mrs Roy con ducted and Mrs Frank Armstrong a prayer Mrs Gordon gave a reading and Miss Judy Armstrong played a piano solo Arrangements were made for the congregational A Sunday school picnic at Wood land Park on Thursday July 22 A bus will leave the church at Picnic baskets may be taken on the bus Mr and Mrs Charles Gordon Mr Gordons sister Mrs Lawrence Cooper and son Billy Tottenham spent a day at on a picnic outing On Sunday Mr and Mrs Fred Curtis and Mr and Mrs Norman- Ferguson to SHOW TECHNIQUE THEYLL USE IN VANCOUVER interest in the happiness young boys She recently enter tained the Red Sixers of the King wolf pack to a theatre party in recognition of their achievement as class winners at the rally The Sixers were Robin Walker Ronnie Archi bald Rickey Belknap Dennis Bruce Payne Peter Raw- lings and Freddie Shields Attends Convention Dr Glen Sawyer executive- secretary of the Ontario Medical Association with his wife and family and Barry re turned home during the weekend after an mile motor trip extending to Vancouver and Vic toria and San Francisco Mr and Mrs Ross Walker and Mr Reg were guests at the wedding of a niece of Mrs Walker who mar ried Jack Saskatoon at a ceremony performed in Test- on United church on Saturday by Rev The young couple will live in St Catharines Miss Mary Jane Walker left on Saturday for Lake were she will be supervisor of handicrafts for no girls at the Toronto Anglican diocese who are camping at the lake Mrs Ivan Toronto and her sister Mrs- Dr Elmer Lewis Jackson City Mich were Sunday visitors of Miss Kay Clark Rev David his wife and family are camping in the Peterborough district Mr has the month of July for his vacation Philip Toronto is staying at the home of his par- Mrs Erie Abrahams and child ren are on vacation at Island Grove with Mrs Wilson who has a cottage King Township ByLaws Several bylaws have been given final approval by King council recently The parking of motor vehicles on King township roads must not exceed hours The penalty for the first offence is 10 and for each subsequent offence are not to be left standing in front of bus FIRE FIGHTING UNIT PURCHASE FOR KING CITY The village of King City will soon have Its own lire engine An agreement of purchase for a fire truck was drawn up at Smiths Falls on July with War Assets Corporation through the Company by village trustees Waterworks commissioner Alex Campbell reports that the used machine which costs is in reasonably good condition On Saturday trustees Campbell Is equipment Storage of trustees A voluntary fire gade Bound for Vancouver and the British Empire Obe Hopkins of Wales The team on a playing Games four of lawn bowling tour of Ontario before proceeding west lost to team from the British Isles demonstrate a shot an Ottawa club but won their They are from left John Coles England Percy match against officials the Canadian and Watson Robinson Scotland and Ontario Lawn Rowling associations at Toronto TAX SITUATION IN KINS TOWNSHIP IN GOOD SHAPE The King township tax situa tion is in Stew art township auditor recently when he his audited report end ing Dec The total tax levy was Total col lections were 22156257 includ ing tax sale proceeds year are short nearly he said total tax collec tions amounted percent Accumulated arrears are percent of the current levy Ten years ago ending Pec- the total percentage of tax es collected was percent ami the accumulated arrears percent In total collections were percent In when the Holland Marsh crops were poor the scale slid down with percent collected ami accumulated arrears cent In l5l and collections advanced bringing in per cent and But in strain of accumulate arrears was felt in the percentage figure By arrears iav l off to percent ZEPHYR The Meyers family picnic was held at Jacksons Point on Sat urday July with an attend ance of Mr Bert Simpson had the mis fortune of breaking a leg while playing bail at Keswick recently Mr and Mrs Frank Cook vis ited Mr and Mrs Max recently re s results I TETH1HC COM ot fid GOP A Men Women Old at 50 60 Want Pep Wait ij tt Wit Try At tent places on public or private driveways on inter sect ions on or approaches to bridges and on sidewalks Council has adopted a general plan for the development of King township as part of the official plan prepared by the township planning board it has been re vised and lo the satis faction of council The reeve and clerk of the township were authorized to hear signatures to the plan a copy of which will be distributed to all township rate payers on August A public meeting of the township council and planning board will be held- Wednesday August Approval has been given to a bylaw by King Township coun cil authorizing an expenditure of to add two classrooms to the King City school King- Sacred Heart School Promotion lists The Mortgage Arena of and the sMtounding farming district have the right to proudly boast you cant beat the community A community success story reached a climax last Friday chine is being Investigated by night with the of mortgage on the Arena The ceremonial act was Thirtytwo won honors in ex aminations in June at Sacred Heart separate school King township in a list of Two new rooms are being added lo the original building as it is ex pected there will be in the fall- Grade to Grade Gregory Campbell Arthur Pink Audrey Wil liam Marsh Gary Francis McCor- mick Paul McCarthy Clare Mc- Goldrick Patrick Mark James McVeigh Eileen Murray Sharon OBrien Margaret Brian Theresa made by Stokes Chamberlain president of the Community Association and George HSU a charter member Men and women had worked to gether with perseverance to pro a recreation centre worth that In hss whs with ait bank was bank loan titaoKc by testy their j NOW IS THE Tomalin John Woods Christo pher Malcolm Van vring Peter Van Scheyndel Front Grade to Grade Fred Baker Boyd OReilly Mary Ellen OReilly Gary Stone Bonnie White James Woods Margaret Best Douglas Linda Campbell Flanagan Lee Tommy Brian Murphy Dawne Newell Hank Sehn Marie Flora Wakefield Dannie Neil Mat Grade to Grade David Peter John Frances Black Barbara Patrick Flan agan Thomas Heaps Terry Keeso Barbara Agnes McVeigh Gerry Murphy Corrie Wayne OBrien Sharon Stewart Donna Stewart Dor- VanDyk Paul Van Gary Wolfe tirade to Grade Patsy June Catherine Margaret France McVeigh Wake field Nellie Van Grade to Grade Michael Betty Boyd Held over from Mr and Mrs- Bernard Sudbury are spending a days with Mr and Mrs Mrs Delia weekend with Mrs Mr and Mrs Aurora called on on Saturday Mr and Mrs J Smith who have been living with Mr B Brown for the past few months moved to on Tours- day Mrs Graham and Mrs Graham and family are holiday ing in the district this week Mrs Oriole Sloan who has been in York County hospital undergoing an operation return ed home on Friday Mr J is visiting friends in Toronto for a few days Mr and Mrs Weir Mr and Mrs Norman Weir and fam ily attended the wedding on Saturday June Mrs Violet Totten ham visited her aunt Mrs recently PAINT A ROOM A Newmarket Era and Express classified advertisement is the quickest way to turn that discarded article into cash Now is the time to dispose of cook stove furniture ihijng farm implements 1 DY O rfir i want I uyour address or phone number or both in the ad firtfe Half it is fiuftcesaive Maurcon Val time I iim any The wilnesjsea the and presl organize in ttieirifersrtB Mis Stokes ChamtieQSljrV president and Mrs the He v W French was chairman Armstrong greetings from King Township spoke of achievement accomplished by so Ate A said What you have accomp lished is setting an example for In the country From this institution will come hockey ami skating stars SSSrsc- fflBT5 M if EC rkfmi iiMMM v i ft fe -KF- mm J thtecJassifi and Ont Phone Nevmurket hi J up a IT iv3 A The following has sent In me for the on behalf Itov ii of the Upper Canada Soc iety St lot onto Mr is district secretary Miss Alice served the Canada Society in King City as for years Her complete ly devotion to her Master was revealed in lite way she spent herself physically and menially to serve Him in every way she could Her minutes of meetings were a full and ac count of Die ureal work I icing done the throughout the world and an urgent note of appeal for a response to the needs of day through her efforts Ihe fter brunch were The letters which wrote the even with failing sigh enclosing die contributions from Hie branch were so bright and spiritual In tone thai they proved a blessing to those of us who God bless you and the work were often closing words of her letters I have a rendezvous with Oh help mo to faithful That I may disappoint Thee not When Thou hast lone so much for We give thanks for her We and for has me from krtawjrig V 7 Mary Hulling Jim Gerald fiatrieia AlcVeigh Anny MR SftiBaiBSfc dei Mary Km mm Peter ID Rita McVeigh ID Kugcne Michael Mur ray item mm Ruth Saunders Mm Snider Audrey Hayes Frank Anne Maurice Jar- vis Lots Kennedy Kathleen OBrien Nellie Sounder Stone John Van A White Patricia Wolfe Grade ft to Hose Marie Kenned Hugh trivia She Patricia Peter Van Held over from last week Mr Black Ottawa has been holidaying at the home tit his Mr and Mrs Black- Mr unit Mrs Frank Curtis en tertained relatives of the Curtis clan on Sunday Included were Mi and Mrs Walter Lansing Mr- Curtis and Mr and Mrs Win Midland Mr and Mrs Marvel I Miss Curtis IWt Hope Miss Nancy and Mr- and Mrs AriiuiP Mr and Mrs Murray Chapman and baby the weekend Miami ttrach Miss Elizabeth with Mr- Mrs for sevwrtd days Mr ami Mrs Merrill Wilson spent Sunday with Mvs l-vtrft- link Pearl Wilson Francis and were Sunday and Mr Appeal ToCouncil Against Restrictions In Park Norman Hooper Oak July appealed to town ship council to life the ivst rain- on Meadows sub division Park to en able him to acquire a resist erit two lots He asked for a clear property title so he could raise on his bouse capital for a business explained he had bought and in S A Meadows AShttes lietore bylaws the iindnK WS He had by I on the and be could not see why Ijjj allowed thai not warrant a We ate working you to Meadows to put the prop efeiplan oh bis and tile soomir this is done the sooner Vtll Cor you iiroHvly there Keevo sorry for people ltd William Hodg son You haw apparently bought without en to your resulting in your present Council is nut to anting yon a your was invest Hie building withhold a pertntt unless does not the ling He does go to Newmarket of Ike and Ibid about your del Council was to wards Ml but GIANT pUt rough But the people run the Bronx Zoo found toy for Mm beer barrel hi playful an J roaltiMt without Having wound true can why have turned to thete rugged Another of thai minum in protector for food drink their purity and flavour Indef- mm wt by cord and new If is ai