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-Viiaj- If A Bennett TRAVEL BUREAU felv For Canadian National Railways Air Lines Steamships Ts Real Estate Insurance St South Aurora Tel PA PA Hi SALE iV OFF Winter Coats Snow Suits V I 1 1 SEE OUR m HALF PRICE BLOUSES JUMPERS DRESSES- J li J Infants To The ted I Main St Newmarket J Christmas Sunday service at Pine Orchard Union church was well attended The choir a Christmas anthem- The two little Lloyd sisters recited several verses from Matthew and Mr Ernest of Chicago Moody Institute gave an impres sive message pupils and teachers of Bo- gar t town school to be con gratulated on the fine Christmas concert which they presented on Dee at the school Ratepayers meet ing was held on Wednesday Dec Trustees are chairman Joe and Starr replacing Earl Toole re tiring Mr Roy Cody is secre tarytreasurer replacing Harry West who held position for years On Dee 22 Mr Mrs McClure and Mrs also Mr and Mrs Jew- attended the fu neral of Mr brother Mr Tom in his 100 year at At Earl Tooles home for Chris Monday dinner were Mr and Mrs A Forbes and Donna Mr and Mrs Han- cock and two children and Mrs Toole Guests for the holiday Mon day Dec at the home of Mr L Harper included Mr and Mrs A Ridley and three girls Mr arid Mrs Proctor and two children Mr and Mrs A Col- also Mrs Geo Wood of Pine Orchard Mr and Mrs Sharon also Mr Don Cameron and mo ther of were Christmas guests at the home of Mr Doug Mr and Mrs Delmer Preston had their son and his wife Mr and Mrs Preston of Toronto also Mr and Mrs of for Monday dinner Mrs Earl Heisy and daughter Kathleen of Vineland spent a couple of days during the week with the Delmar Preston family Mrs Fischer and Mr E of Chicago Miss Joan Newmarket Mrs and Mr had Sunday dinner at the home of Mr Mur ray McClure Mr and Mrs Roy Cody had their Christmas dinner with friends in Toronto Mr and Mrs ML en joyed a supper on Monday night at Keswick along with 39 of their On Monday Mr and Mrs Wanda and Debra and Mrs Fischer also Mrs and Mr spent the day at the home of Mr Kettleby Sorry to report our sick list include Mrs Toole at the home of her son Earl and Mr at the home of his daugh ter Mrs- z Pine Orchard News East Gwillimbury East Gwillimbury townships inaugural council meeting was held at Sharon on Monday In stalled were Longford Pegg Deputyreeve Walter Rate and new councillors Angus Har rison Sheldon Walker and Charles Crone A short meeting of the retiring 1955 council was held first John Rye gave ah address on his retirement as reeve as well as councillors who were de feated in the election George Richardson and Irvine Rose both of the district The retiring members and others paid tribute to the leader ship of Mr Rye during his six years as reeve of the township and to his service as Warden of York County in The new reeve spoke of the many problems ahead most of which are those involving new subdivisions Much of the development is in the southern part of the town ship near Newmarket He said that the two municipalities New market and East should work together and not feel that they should pull the wool over each others eyes He favored a joint planning board for Newmarket and the south end of the township He spoke about the education problems in volved when subdivisions are de veloped Walter Rate the new deputy- reeve who has served previously as a councillor supported the reeves opinions The new coun cillors said that they would work with no chips on our shoulders in the new year New council lors pointed out that they have had no previous council experi ence and that it will take a few meetings before they are familiar with all problems of the town ship A resolution was passed to hold all regular meetings on the first Saturday of each month Meetings start at The relief account was higher for December attributed to un fortunate highway accidents in volving local families The heads of families being hospitalized the township found it necessary to authorize relief for the fami lies The road account totalled 650 Dec to Jan and Associates the firm conducting the townships reassessment reported on pro gress The need for reassess ment is acknowledged and fav orably regarded by the elector ate in the township and is pat ently exemplified by the cordial reception accorded to your asses sors in this vital task the re port stated The reassessment star ted two months ago and is expected to be completed for the as sessment roll Bylaws and were pass ed to borrow 60000 from the Bank of Montreal Newmarket and 60000 from the Toronto- Dominion bank at Mount Albert until taxes are collected for Bylaw was passed to ap point pound keepers Albert Wil ton Ken Howard William Smith Roy Coates Harold Boyd Allan Harold Stick- wood Harry Morton Herb Colo Carman Jesse Harri son Murray Crone John Warren James Benton Irvine Rose and Carl Fence viewers appointed were John Gar field Wright Kon Rogers Stan ley Eves Russell Pollock and George Maries Livestock valu ator is William Crutch Bylaw appointed Joseph Jardine school attendance of ficer and weed inspector rfArf n V j it- SAVINGS ON JTIP TOP SUITS AT MORRISONS A MANAGEMENT v- GROCERIES Le Main St Newnaiket a CATTLE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION North Police Seeking Salary Schedule Adjustment ANNOUNCES THREE ADDITIONS TO BATTERY P Socket SovereirkyrRockwood fe ROMANDALE Farm Fond Hope Ex Ex Vi The council of North Gwillimbury Township having been returned to office by for 1056 got under way quickly after the induction prayer was said by Rev George Campbell Keswick at the reg ular council meeting at en January The minutes of the December meetings were read and adopted These included resolu tions appointing Councillors Frank and William King as a roads committee and Councillor J Doyle and Dep- Clark Martin as a fire and police committee Members of the denart- had attended the December meeting requesting an adjust ment of- the salary schedule for the year This is to be dealt with by the new committee which will bring in a recom mendation to the February council meeting These minutes also showed that the council had approved William Hill Submits Resignation As Building Inspector For North Gwillimbury township Building Inspector William Hill requested council to relieve him of the duties of that position as soon as possible Mr Hill claimed that his dut ies as chief of the township police force kept him too busy to do justice to the other Job He told them that it was not like was years ago hut needed a good deal of time spent on the Job which he could not do On accepting his resignation council decided that the duties would best be carried on from the office an additional expenditure of by the High School board bringing the total amount to be spent on new additions to both schools to 610000 The total debenture is to be issued by the County of York as requested by the mun icipalities involved Permanent road employees were given a raise of cents per hour making the total wage of 1 per hour The accounts paid in Decem ber included the balance of sal aries to the and pay ments of and to the members and chairmen of the Hall Board the Recreation Com mission and the Planning Board lake Of To Hold ladies Night By popular demand the general meeting of the Lake Simeoe of Commerce will take the form of a ladies night and dinner It is being held on Thursday Jan at Clarlyn An excellent speaker has been invited ami there will be some fine enter tainment The supply of tickets is limited and judging by the interest al ready shown the demand will exceed the supply Argall Jacksons Point is starting a canvass of the area for Chamber memberships Din ner tickets may also be obtained from him He will have a sample of the envelopes with the map and advertising on the back which are now available It Is hoped that the majority of business people will use the en velopes and give the area con siderable free advertising iwi MAPlf COMMUNITY CENTRE HALL i Mr and Mrs spent a few days in Toronto visiting relatives over the Christ- mas holidays Visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Norman Kays on Mon day were Mis Henry Kay Mr and Mrs Kay Mr and Mrs Lawrence Kay and family and Mr and Mrs Bernard Kay and Lynn Mr and Mrs Norman and boys Toronto and Miss Muriel New- market were Monday visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Visitors at the home Mr and Mrs David Davidson on Friday were Mr and Mrs Davidson and Mr James Kelllng- ton Mr and Mrs Norman King and Floyd spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Geo and family at Mount Albert Mr and Mrs Albert Edney visited Mr and Mrs Harry Ardlll recently A gathering of members of the immediate family was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Merlin Gordon on New Years Day and Mrs Lealand Nelson and family Mr and Mrs Ronnie and family Mrs Glenna Banks and Anita had dinner Tuesday night with Mr and Mrs Smith Mr and Mrs Lloyd Kay and girls spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Cryderman Miss Beth Johnston Toronto spent the Christmas holidays at home A gathering of the Shropshire family was held at the home Mr and Mrs Howard Haines on Christmas Day Mr and Mrs Ken and Barbara Port Credit Misses Lois and Dorothy Oshawa were Christmas guests of Mrs Brillinger and family Miss Jean Johnston Toronto spent the Christmas holidays with Mr and Mrs Walter John ston The teachers and pupils of the public school are to be congratu lated on their Christmas concert Mrs George Wood was accomp anist There was a large congrega tion at Union church on Christ mas Day The choir sang the beautiful anthem Christians Awake Misses Teresa and Joanne Lloyd recited the scrip ture lesson Mr Ernest a student at the Moody Bible In stitute of Chicago brought the message Mr Bruni is a former resident of Pine Orchard and is studying for the ministry Mr and Mrs Arthur Baxter and family and Mr and Mrs Delbert Dike and family spent Christmas Day with Mr and Mrs Roy McDonald and Mr and Mrs Don McCallum Mr and Mrs Randall Chap man Mr and Mrs Walter John ston and Earl were Christmas guests of Mr and Mrs Harold Aurora Mr and Mrs Dike and family and Mr Dike spent Boxing Day with Mrs Dike Queensville Mr and Mrs James Long and Raymond and Mr and Mrs Gordon and Bruce were Christmas guests of Mr and Mrs George Mr and Mrs James Hope were New Years holiday guests of Mr and Mrs James Sheridan New market Mr and Mrs Howard Haines and family Were New Years ho liday guests of Mr and Mrs It Haines Snowball Mr and Mrs Douglas Hope and family spent the New Years holiday with Mr and Mrs Edgar Dennis The annual school meeting was held on Wednesday evening Dec 28 Trustees for Messrs Wesley Baker Albert and Howard Haines Mrs is of the school board will meet at the home of Mrs George Mason on Wed nesday Jan at 2 oclock Roll call One step I can make to ward world peace Motto Cast thy bread upon the water Cur rent events Mrs Emerson Shep- pard Mrs district president will be the guest speaker CLINTON it iX- V Tor power Mower Kept Trace W He arrived r REFRESHED by bus How conmM it among a v St James Church In Sutton Celebrates 98th Anniversary It wjrd Ihenia term condition that can may mill over forty After that r rf ail in Irrttabte Poor At audi to Dr HTM The ancient Festival of Epiphany and the anniver sary of the first service held in St James Anglican Church Sut ton Is being recognized by two presentations of a pageant en titled Simeons Gift The first performance will be on the of Epiphany Fri day Jan at oclock The second presentation Is on the actual anniversary date Jan uary Sunday at pm Those taking part will be children and young people of the congregation and one inter esting feature Is that the churchs Rev John Spoors Is the author of Sim- cons Gift It Is written In the form of a childrens story built KESWICK Mr and Mrs Gordon Carr and Peggy entertained a number of relatives and friends at a Christ mas dinner party on Dee at Lodge Keswick Those present were from London Stroud Newmarket Aurora and Mr and Mrs and family were guests on New Years day at the home of Mr and Mrs Queens Rev and Mrs Gordon Winch Toronto spent the holiday week end with Mr and Mrs Winch Communion service was ob served in the United church on Sunday morning Rev Camp bell gave a very Inspiring ser mon his theme Come to The Lords Table around the traditional nativity scenes beginning with Gabriels Announcement to Mary and the culminating in the Visit of the Colorful tableaux are Interspersed throughout the pageant during which carols are sung by thchdlr The members of the commun ity are invited to attend one or both times and will be very wel come Science Shrinks Piles New Way -X- Without Surgery Sub luxe Tht Doe ReJieea Pain H Toronto Special For the first time science hits found a hailing substance with the astonish ing ability to shrink hemorrhoids id to relieve pain Thousands have boon relieved without resort to surgery In ease after case while gently pain actual reduction took Most amazing of all results eg thorough that fiuiTerers statements like INh3 have cei5ed to a problem I secret is new healing sub stance discovery of famous 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