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aT iSLii If hVlW A- ft I i rt The death occurred suddenly at York County hospital of Sarah Newmarket widow of the late George on December 19 She was a daughter of the late Timothy and Annie of Kettleb Mrs was a member of lie Anglican church the Inde pendent Order of Foresters and a former member of IB The funeral service fratn and Rose was conducted by Rev Trinity church Aurora December and in terment was made in Aurora pallbear ers A Aurora Harry f Hillsdale Georje and Irwin of SAocnberg Charles Walton C Kettle nd Mr and Mrs Aubrey Bob Watson celebrated their wedding anniversary with a family party Mora than guests were present from West Hill Toronto Cobourg Church- hill and town The annual meeting of the Newmarket ScoutGuide Moth ers auxiliary has been postponed from Jan to Monday Jan IB at It will be held in the Sout Stuart Parks of Newmarket Two daughters Mrs Ayers and Mrs Y Baldwin Vera one grand daughter all of Newmarket also two brothers Elmer Newmarket and Albert Kettleby her ITS A Womans World By Caroline Ion When he made his valedictory I very bleak when serious illness address at County council last took the father to hospital JOHNS BINGO ir SATURDAY JAM jackpot NewMrket Town OPEN A NEW QUEEN BRANCH OFFICE FOR AND DISTRICT The new location in the front half of Alex Hands Jjif Shop phone 169Mor a home lion i -v- Your friendly Filter Queen salesmen are TOBliiiiSLEY AND BILL la COME TO BUY Ks SATISFY AW TO J t If you own a freezer contact us f ore refillfng We can sav6puii on 5g toRA law mm run j I CHOICE BUTT PORK CHOPS lb TENDER AND JUICY -h- SIDE BACON r A Til V -f- PICKLED PORK HOCKS fe2k h77 A A REAL TASTE HEAT 1ST GRADE GOLDEN VALLEY 1 MEAT ORDER I MAWARWE 25c WITH MEAT ORDER i f- John Rye the warden and retiring reeve of East township retold a story he had heard another reeve tell upon his retirement from munici pal politics No doubt it is an experience everyone meets in public office Mr Rye said that when you are elected to council for your first you feel you know much and at ease with the veteran members of After a few years as councillor you gain confidence and step up to deputyreeve With this position comes your first association with county council and once again you feel uncertain in the presence of men who have served on the council for or years Mr Rye said- Several years are spent in this post and then you try for the That year you return to county council as your munici palitys senior representative You wonder if you will be able to give the leadership ex pected of you You doubt your abilities but after a few years and much work you begin to feel that at last you can be of some help to your municipality and county You dont know all the answers but at least you feel that your past experiences will help you in solving your muhttjia problems Its at that time that you either retire or someone comes along and pushes you out Mr Rye said Christmas Spirit The true spirit of Christmas is reflected in several stories that came to our attention during the holiday season One concerns a family whose Christmas looked The emergency left the mother unprepared to provide a Christ mas dinner and gifts for her large family But residents of Mount Albert and district many of them strangers to the family heard of her troubles and pro ceeded to correct the situation Gifts of food clothing and toys came from many sources all of whom chose to remain an- Another family in vited them to their home to share their Christmas dinner and cele brations The next story is about a group of employees at a local plant who have been in the habit of buying their employer a Christmas gift This year after they had collected a donation from each worker they decided to contribute the money to a local charity the Retarded Childrens school When their Serve the Lord with Delight in divine service is a token of acceptance Those who serve God with a sad counten ance because they do what is un pleasant to them do not serve God at all they bring the form of homage but the life is absent Our God desires no slaves to grace His throne He is the of the empire of love and would have His servants dressed in the livery of joy The angels of God employer heard of their decision with songs and not he said he would match their groans a murmur or a sigh be a mutiny in their contribution with a similar one of his own i Finally the Association for Re tarded Children benefited from the sacrifices of another group students of grades IDA and of the Newmarket High school It has been the custom for pupils in each grade to draw names and exchange gifts at Christmas time This year the students in those four classes de cided to dispense with their Christmas treats and gifts and give the money to the Retarded Childrens school Additional donations were made to the as sociations appeal for funds by the Societies and Benefit fund and the Cafeteria fund Newmarket Social News Items for the Social and Personal column must reach the Era and Express office not later than am each Wednesday Send them by mail or telephone or Misses Dale Bennington of Milwaukee and Willie of Collingwood were guests last- week of Miss Carol Watson daughter of Mr and Mrs Aub rey Bob Watson Mr and Mrs Edward and family Mr and Mrs William Hill and family all of town and Mr and Mrs Gar net Meyers and sons of were guests of their parents Mr and Mrs on Boxing day lvlfali Leon ard who were to be present telephoned their parents during the family party Mr and Mrs Harry Haines and family spent Now Years with Mrs Haines parents Mr and Mrs Edward Roches Point Christmas guests of Mr and Mrs M Young were Mr and Mrs A Mrs Fred Parker and Mr J J ail of Gait Mr and Mrs and Mr and Mrs Hugh Fawlis and children Pamela and John Scott all of spent New Years day with Mr and Mrs Campbell Mr and Mrs Clayton Swart Mr and Mrs Foster Hopkins left on Monday for their home in Detroit after having spent the holiday season at the home of Mr and Mrs Herman Wright- man Mrs Pearl Hill and Betty Anne of town and Mr El liott of Keswick were Christmas guests of Mr and Mrs William Hill and family Mr left on Monday to return to the North West Territories after having spent the Christmas and New Years holidays with his family Mrs Phil Hamilton has re turned home from where she spent the holiday sea son with her son and daughter- inlaw Mr and Mrs Belfry i Hamilton and family Mr and Mrs J and children spent the New Years weekend in Port Dover the guests of Dr and Mrs Doug las Struthers rMr Clifford and daughter of and Mr Melbourne Pipher of Toron to were guests over Christmas and on New Years day of their sister Mrs Haines Mr and Mrs Robert Stev ens of New Toronto spent the New weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs A An- Mrs I P Freeman visited in Toronto with friends on New Years day Mr and Mrs William Bar ber and family of and Mr and Mrs of Toronto were Christmas of Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Bert Tait of Stouffville were guests of Mr and Mrs C A Andrews on New Years day New Years Day Mr Morton Newmarket was the host at a turkey dinner heldjat Annies Lunch His guests were Mr and Mrs Smith Claire Quebec Mrs Rae Mr and Mrs Milton G Morton Newmarket Mr and Mrs I Pike Mr Kid Mrs Wallace Morton tnd Mrs J el lam Scarboro Mr Mortons seven grandsons and two granddaugh ters attended the family getto gether with their respective par ents Dr M Kwart of the staff of Albany University re turned to his position on Monday after spending the holiday week with his parents Mr and Mrs on Court St and his brother and family at Sutton West Those spending Christmas with Mr and Mrs Arthur and Myrna were Mr and Mrs Donald and baby Dale of Westminster Maryland Mrs Marguerite Miller and Jimmy Sherry and of and Mrs Elliott Queensville Mr and Mrs Donald and baby Dale returned to West minster Maryland last Thursday after spending the Christmas holidays with Donalds parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Brice They also called on many relatives and friends- i Mr and Mrs Arthur and also Mr had New Years dinner with Mr and Mrs George Crone Sharon Mrs Carrie Glover niece Miss Marian Wright and Mrs Minnie Newmarket wore the guests of Mr and Mrs Ed Hill Toronto for New ranks That obedience which is not voluntary Is disobedience for the Lord on the heart and if He sees that we serve Him from force and not because we love Him He will reject our offering Service coupled with cheerfulness is heartservice and therefore true Take away joy ful willingness from the Chris tian and you have removed test of his sincerity If a man be driven to battle he is no patriot but he who marches into the with flashing eye and beaming face singing and happy in the battle proves himself to be sincere in his patriotism Cheerfulness is the support of our strength in the joy of the Lord are we strong It acts as the remover of difficulties It is to our service what oil is to the wheels of a locomotive Without oil the axle soon grows hot and accidents will occur and if there is not a holy cheerfulness to oil our wheels our spirits will he clogged with weariness The man who is cheerful to oil our wheels our spirits will be clog ged with weariness The man who is cheerful in his service for God proves that is his element He can sing Make me to walk in thy commands tis a cheerful road Render let us look at this question do you serve the Lord with gladness Let us show to the people of the world who think our religion to be slavery that it is to us a delight and a joy Let our gladness proclaim that we serve a good Master I Mews Mount Albert branch will meet on Thursday Jan at tho home Of Mrs Geo Snyder Roll call is to be answered by The country from which my ancestors come There will be a display of an tiques or articles from Britain Mrs W Theaker will ad dress the meeting on buildings of historical importance in Britain Pino Orchard branch is hold ing its January meeting on Wed nesday Jan at pm at the home of Mrs G Mason Cedar Valley The Singer Sewing Co Will demonstrate products at this meeting All ladies of the com munity arc invited WOMENS INSTITUTE PLANS BAKE SALE AND AFTERNOON TEA An afternoon sale of home baking and white elephant sale will he hold at the home of Mrs Harry Hill 11 Victoria on Friday Jan under the aus pices of the Newmarket Womens Institute Tea will be served from to pm Mrs Fred Proctor Is the gen eral convener Mrs William Young and Mrs William Robin son will be In charge of the bake sale and the white elephant booth will be convened by Mrs Dave Evans and Mrs Frank Moore entire proceeds will be used to defray the expenses of operating the public rest room on St the Newmarket main project The sponsors the semimonthly well- baby clinics at the Health Unit offices MRS K HEADS LEGION LADIES AUXILIARY a Mrs Kenneth Ponting was elected president of the Legion Ladies auxiliary Newmarket at the December meeting The in stallation ceremonies will be conducted at the Legion hall on Thursday Jan at pm Mrs George Duf field of Au rora the zone representative presided for the election The slate of officers is past Mrs Donald Mrs first viceprcs Mrs W J Brookes second Mrs McDonald sec Mrs Paul Mrs Robert standard bearers Mrs Arthur Sheridan and Mrs Maurice Winter pianist Mrs Gordon Downward executive committee Mrs Roy Stickwood Mrs Boss Mrs Al bert White Mrs Charles Gordon and Mrs Herbert Fletcher Hospital Womens Plans Annual Meeting York County auxiliary will hold its an nual meeting and election of of ficers Tuesday Jan It at 230 pm The public meeting will bo held in the Agricultural Board rooms St Newmarket Miss Lillian Thomas superin tendent of nurses for the hospi tal will ho the guest speaker Miss Thomas will report on the hospital activities Annual re ports will be presented by the committee chairmen before the meeting closes with a social New books this week in the Newmarket Library include Sixth of Jane by Lionel Shapiro World War was more than a historical event it was a deeply personal emotional experience for all who lived through it overseas and at home This novel whirls the reader back to that time and that ex perience touthe fevered years in America to blitztorn London to the beauty love and mounting terror that marked the progres sion of the war to its magnifi cent climax the Dday assault on the sixth of June It tells the story of Brad Par ker who went overseas owing his loyalty and his love to his wife Jane It tells the story too of Valerie Russell who owed her loyalty to a brave Englishman Brad and Valerie fell deeply helplessly in love In the sight of each other their loyal ties fell away Bunt certain as they of their love and that it could overcome every obstacle every loyalty they reckoned without the emotional miracle that took place on the sixth of June John A The Politician by Donald This biography be- gins in Kingston Upper Canada of and ends in Ottawa the stillprimitive capital of the new ly created Dominion of Canada on the evening of July 1st Confederation Day Within these years lay the Re bellions of the birth of responsible government and the endless growing pains and com plexities of an embryo nation ac quiring great form Step by step with the country went young John A Macdonald His youth ful talents amiability and casual competence and a gift for see ing always with a clear and amused eye develop as we watch until they come together fully matured and ready for his great test The young politician becomes at last the great states man when only statesmanship could have coaxed and finally riveted the pieces of Canada to gether Basic Bookkeeping by A P Seggle Sutherland and J Skyrocketing Into the Un known by Charles Coombs photographs and text telling the amazing story of rocket and jet plane developments and their bearing on the possibility of space travel in our lifetime Before Midnight a Nero Wolfe novel by Rex Stout When the answers to a million dollar prize contest disappear and Ar chie encounter the fabulous world of advertising and solve a murder before Neros very eyes Guns on the by Cody This is an exciting West ern a dramatic novel of Indian fights and fighters in which no holds are barred- Irene Librarian I i wr Barristers Solicitors Announce a the formation Jan 195 m J Bay St Toron and i v Hin -T- PLEASE NOTE OUR STORE and SERVICE CLOSED FiQS Thank you for J f- i -tt- iV J f SAVINGS ON TIP TOP SUITS 5 MORRISONS i I J BACKACHE Back is caused by lirt When get cut in the Then or that ant may follow Thats Ihe lime to take slunubie the la normal Then jou feel feeltei better belief HON I AT I 1 1 III I MAIN ST J Phone A I J Sort l PRICES UP BUDGET DOWN Why not borrow its need to put your finance back on a sound budgeted basis Ail usually in one day you have a steady Income and make regular monthly raenta no endorsers are needed of drop tn today I fc il T Main Sir stBti Mnd floor phono 1 mm NEWMAMiT OiT MEET Hie regular monthly meeting of the Afternoon Group of the Christian Baptist church New market will be held at the home of Mrs- Barker Bpbrford St on Thursday Jan at pan- EVENING WA NAMES NEW PRESIDENT Mrs Aubrey Watson was in stalled as president of the Even ing Trinity United church Newmarket by Hugh Shan non on Tuesday Jan Mr Shannon addressed the group briefly The were conduct ed by Mrs Michael Mrs Charles Boyd presided Refresh ments were served at the con clusion of the business session Those installed in office for the ensuing year are past Mrs Boyd Mrs Watson first Mrs Gladstone second Mrs Donald sec Mrs A Cameron sec Mrs Keith McLaren treas Mrs Stewart Dow Mrs pub licity Mrs Clifford White com- chairmen social Mrs J J Richard HiUiard membership Mrs Robert Peters devotional Mrs Steel and program Mrs I C TOP TAILORS regular prices jj j ta CHOICE OF THE HOUSE SEMIANNUAL CLEARANCE Talloredtorwasure sulk CLUB CLOTHES i rf Hi SALE TOP CLOTHES j SALE -v- PC rfrii FLEET STREET CLOTHES SALE BEG ma v