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An increase of nearly per ils Calf club in York County is reported by Associate Agricultural Rep resentative Ed Pearson Six calf date nave now been organized the following enrollment WOOL SUP COLLECT TO Our Registered Warehouse No Weston Ontario Obtain sacks and twine without charge from PETER STEVENSON Sutton Sharon SO York County Baby Beef At the organizational meet ings each of the clubs carried out their election of officers for the year under the guidance of their club leaders as well as re ceiving the necessary materials and information regarding membership J The organizational meeting of the Tractor Maintenance club will be held at the Depart ment of Agriculture Newmar ket on Wednesday May News Of North York t Mount Albert News Kinsmen Show The Cheerio club is to hold its There was an excellent attend- A meeting on Friday evening April at the United church At Sunday morning for communion vUllVI at the home of Mrs Dawson Dike Meeting hour is n ST audi members are to bring starting at pjx sharp contributions toward the club is for farm boys who have kitchen shower gift which the reached their birthday is making toward concession to live May and are over by Nov the new kitchen of the United Ave Newmarket Proper maintenance and safe- 1 service Mr and Mrs Walter Warren and daughter Helen moved last week from their home eighth on Millard or by writing to CANADIAN WOOL GROWERS LIMITED in operating tractors will be stressed at monthly meetings held during the summer This club is held in a different section of the county each year and this year membership is limited to East Whitchurch and East King All boys in this Mrs George Walsh the active Park secretary has been ordered to bed for a few weeks of rest A is to hold a bake sale no Saturday afternoon May at store Mr and Mrs Roy Bunn Bent Miss Marion Toronto spent the weekend with her par ents Mr and Mrs Ernest Se Mrs Fred has her mo Packs Theatre As usual with the year-by- year Sutton Kinsmen club show audiences at Simcoe theatre for two evenings last weekend roared approval at gags and fun ny antics of the club members Bay Street Toronto Canada invited to make with Mrs inquiry Now is the time to get those extra Plugs and Repair work done fefREPAIRS TO ALL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES sister Mrs- Norman Oldham and family on Sunday Miss Judith was visiting over the past weekend with Helen Warren Newmarket Mr and Mrs Robert Pike and Jackie spent last weekend on a visit to Mrs Pikes brother Mr- James Ash and family Toronto There were probably cars at the station on Sunday evening to see theTfirst trip through of the Nationals new I transcontinental train In ference to the crowd the j slowed considerably so that excellent view was obtained Mrs Toronto visit- The annual twonight show ing for a few days raises a substantial part of the Miss Rate was home funds for the Kinsmen welfare from work in Toronto over the work of each year last weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Walter Rate Miss Evelyn Green Toronto The new part of the show was an audience participation event in which the MC was was home for the weekend with Robert Luke and assistants Dr her parents- Mr and Mrs Green an GAS Mr and Mrs Neil It Bradford visited with Mrs Elsie on Sunday CLEAN HEAT PL INSTANTANEOUS if HEATERS INSTALLATION GAS SERVICE Road Mishap Blamed on Dozing Driver A second of dozing behind the wheel of his car proved disas trous early Sunday morning for Harold Knights school teacher at Unionville His car crashed a culvert abutment on Flats and bounced back into the path of a following auto which took the ditch but could not completely avoid impact- Constable Ron Allison of East police was told that Knights was on his way to his parents home at Belhaven for the weekend and lost control when he went to sleep Knights auto was a complete wreck Knights suffered a cut over eye from windshield glass breaking and suffered a dislocated shoul der it was found when taken to York County hospital He went home following attention The driver of the other car Mrs William McClelland Whit by had her sister as passenger en route to their parents home at Sutton She was able to avoid a severe impact as the Knights auto ricocheted from the bridge- end Damage to her car was placed at less than Mr Grant a former resident of ami brother of Mrs Archie Smith is now recovering from an opera tion at the General hospital Tor onto Mr Arthur Smith Long Branch visited last week at th home of his cousin Mr Archie Smith Mr and Mrs Ross of Alton spent last week at the home of Mr Clarence Ross their son Mrs has been spending this week In Tor onto Air and Mrs Roger Toronto and Mrs Cam Johnson and Wendy spent weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Kavanagh Mr and Mrs A J Milne visit ed their daughter in Lindsay over the weekend All the church men are asked to purchase one ticket for the Trait Rangers banquet This ticket will admit a man and his son or a man and any hoy he cares to bring The men will be hosts to an interesting speaker at this banquet on Friday May at pm Michael Kenneth and Dick Main In the gags they managed to corral a number of Sutton and districts notable couples for such nonsense as wives putting bonnets on husbands and feed ing the baby A takeoff on two popular sisters was by George and Dr A J Kennedy A clever skit on gossiping wives at after noon tea was by four clubmen well madeup parts were ta ken by Clifford Thompson Charles and Ralph Griffith The big number of the show was a Wild West takeoff feat uring King as bartender Mrs Emm Grates 94 Long Of Holt District Is Buried At One of North Yorks oldest residents Mrs- Emma Graves widow of the late Robert Graves formerly of Newmarket and Holt passed away on Sat urday April in her year The funeral held on Monday from the Newmarket Free Meth odist church was largely attend ed both at the service and for committal at ceme tery Mrs Graves and her late hus band spent the greater part of The Newmarket Era and Express Apr Pace Report On Donations By Won Street WI Reports given to the last meet ing of Union Street Womens In stitute showed a vast amount of activity for the year both in dollars raised and expended for worthy causes and in goods con tributed Total receipts for the year were shown as Items of expenditure were York County hospital building fund Canadian National Institute for the Blind Mental Health Give Polio At Sutton Public School Pupils in grades one and two in the North area received the first of the antipolio vac cine on Friday April Following the US verdict on results of Dr Jonas Salks Vac cine the York County Health Unit commenced the work of Im munizing nearly percent of the pupils in these grades the parents consent having been ob tained at an earlier date A clinic nana me pan or Association 10 National was set up in the Sutton Public their adult lives in Holt farm- Association ing on the seventh A quartercentury ago they re tired to live in Newmarket and Mr Graves passed away years ago Mrs Graves gave up keeping her own home when years of age and lived with a daughter Mrs Howard Mount Albert road until her passing She was born at Drytown now known as Keswick and was Emma one of a large family of early pioneer settlers Mr and Mrs John Her early years were spent in the at mosphere of the Christian church In On marry ing the late Mr Graves they farmed at Victoria Road at a location south of on the East Davis Drive East They bought a farm on the seventh of East where most of the family were raised Possessed of a melodious voice Mrs Graves was the sing ing leader Holt Free Metho dist church in the years before any musical instrument was used in services She led in and activity while Mr Graves Association Hospi concession for Sick Children Vic Timmins and George Storey equally active among the as stubblebearded citizens Eric- organizations as the heroine Clare Survivors are her eight child- Grieve as a siren of the western dance hall cancan girls made up as dancer hussies David Newton Charles Cole Ron Job- and Herb Tomlinson William Kerr the western business lead er as the sheriff Keith Dunn as the marshal Luke as a drunk Jim Weir as a cowhand and George Jr as a musician The part of the desperado Tuscon was played by Michael For the serious moment of the show Robert club president explained the clubs Mr ami Mrs Elmer Stick wood we projects which spend the have returned to Bracebridge Mrs and Haze spent last week with Mr Ralph and family at Mrs Frank Milne is visiting in Toronto Mrs George New market was a guest of her sis- ten Mrs P on Sunday- Mr and Mrs Campbell Newmarket visited Mr and Mrs Robert on Sunday The campaign for the Canad ian National Institute for the Blind has started in the district publics contributions for munity service funds Mrs Will Corson Mav King City Perry Willow Beach Warren Mount Albert Mrs Frank Widdifield Minnie Newmarket Walter Holland Landing Mrs Walter Couch Lily Holt Mrs Howard fMaudie Sharon and Simeon Graves Of her own family Mrs Graves is survived by a sister Ida Mrs George Mitchell of Wisconsin There are grandchildren and greatgrandchildren The funeral service was con ducted by Rev pastor of Newmarket Free Meth odist church The pallbearers were all grandsons Messrs project for Ceylon share toward WI rest room in Newmarket prizes for com munity carnival 5 electric kettles jars of jam etc to York County double decks of cards for Sharon hall cards boxes of fruit etc to the sick and shutins The May meeting of Union St group will be held at the home of Mrs Edwin Whitfield on Thursday May at oclock Graves Graves Milton Graves Bud Perry Carmen Rose and Leslie Rose A new building to be used as a bakery is being erected be tween the drug store and hard ware in school auditorium Further shots are to be given later at intervals PLAN OF BOOKLET The Lake South Shore Chamber of Commerce Is plan ning a booklet that should be go ing to press any day now This is to contain historical Informa tion about the territory com plete with a map showing the way to these places It will also contain Information about where merchandise or ser vices may be bought locally copies of these booklets are to be distributed to travel agencies and information centres within a month Quebec Citys first street lights burned fish oil as fuel LUKES DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST SUTTON PHONE WEEK Baby Cream Reg m J and J Baby Powder and Shampoo Res Dreeseez Baby Pants Keg Lukes Childrens Cough Syrup Reg 59c mi Keswick News Miss Eva Gilroy spent a few days at her home here but has returned to for a couple of weeks more Mr and Mrs Jack Hannah and Mr and Mrs Martin of To ronto were Sunday guests of Mrs Wright J Mr and Mrs Hannah who are former residents here leave early in May to make their home In Southern Rhodesia Mrs Gavin Morton entertained a number of friends Saturday Birthday Club Birthday wishes are extended this week to Grant Taylor Cedar Brae II years old on Friday April 22 Zephyr years old on Friday April Barbara Colleen Smith ft I Newmarket years old on Friday April Linda Rose Newmar ket years old on Friday April Charles Bruce Brandon ridge years old on Saturday April Lloyd Sheridan New market years old on Saturday April Gary Franklin Kettlefay years old on day April Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Lloyd and Mrs Herring were Mr and Mrs Tommy Mr Harold Harding Mr and Mrs Bill Lake and two children all of Milliken Rev and Mrs Robert Serrick and family also Mrs Tom Lloyd attended the accordion concert in Massey Hall Thursday evening last at which Miss Elaine and Master Myron Taylor took part Sorry to report Mr Clarence Crittenden still is on the sick list after an attack of pneumonia Mrs Ross Styles Mount Pleas ant spent the weekend with her father Mr Mrs Etta Wilder is at home again after spending the winter with her daughter in Toronto POLLOCK MOTORS LTD MC TRUCKS SALES AND SERVICE GOOD USED CARS 51 COACH CHEVROLET COACH FORD COUPE CHEVROLET DUMP CHEV Chassis and Cab long whcelbnse I I MAPLE HILL Anniversary services will be held in Maple Hill Baptist church next Sunday May I Rev Large will be the sneaker for the day Miss Carol Knights Toronto will be guest soloist at the morning service at 1 1 oclock The Baker Hill la dies Octette will provide the music at the evening service at and a recording will be taken of the services The roads in this district have been impassable but are back to normal now The young people from Baptist church provided the Marion May Gibson Queens- years old on Saturday fc SAVE SAVE MOTOROLA TV 195S 21 table 24 ADMIRAL table model TV Long play records latest hits I Apr Linda Dawn Newmar ket years old on Sunday April Louise King City years old on Sunday April 24 Carol 13 years old on Monday April Nancy Carol Ridley R 3 Kbit years old on Monday April Nancy Carol Ridley 3 Page Col 3 social hour followed at Mrs Rogers home GIBSON two door freeie Cubic Foot ADMIRAL GE Range Threeiuirter she YOUNG HEADS BOWLERS Members of Mount Albert Bowling league used their an nual dinner a week ago to elect officers to direct the league dur ing season as follows president Mr Gordon Young secretary Miss Beverley Couper directors Mrs Ken Case Mr Harold Mr Ches Old ham and Mr far old Rose I A Top Vacuum iii ii-i- i Phone Su ELE We Service All Appliances i X A fiu its value on state be Mire DITHAKE alone docs is no to switch Of Id combine with other fungicides In addition V- controls all of these tomato dkrascK WlfAJln sold in convenient and containers for spray application Blended mm i IV 31 t with Mi 7 T v f Ts butt to fit your jobl