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i S iJ way for the township council has de ferred an answer to the York club to establish a wing shooting site in the township un til the club has chosen a location Reeve Hodgson saw no ob jection to the proposal unless it were shooting on Sunday or element of noise Councillors and Ray Jennings said they thought a canvass should be made by the club of the particular neighborhood for opinion Writ ten consent could be procured from those living within half a mile of a shooting site said Mr Hutchins Fred lister president of the York club and J Millar a member of the club outlined plans to the council on Feb Mr Miller former deputy min ister of highways spoke of secur ing one of two possible properties one the farm formerly owned by the late Melville seventh concession and the other the Shaw farm eighth con cession The club operates seven days a week and Sunday shooting is in winter months The Lords Day Alliance can prohibit the practice if the of the Sabbath is disturbed said Mr Millar This would apply generally to a site near a church TCV- t Mm ft It I SHOW AND SALE OF BEEF BULLS S the of THE ONTARIO BEEF CATTLE ASSOCIATION in the Sheep and Swine Arena S ROYAL WINTER FAIR BUILDING TORONTO MARCH AND Hereford and Aberdeen Angus will be sold on March Shorthorns will be sold on March Sales commence at am on both days Only officially approved bulls will be offered at these auctions Every Ontario farmer who buys a bull in this auction will be eligible for a grant of 25 per cent of the purchase price but not exceeding in accordance with the terms of the Bull Premium Policy HAM President For catalogues apply to P WATSON Secretary PARLIAMENT TORONTO Mrs Stewart left early this week by plane from airport for New York City to spend a week- with her stater Mrs Bernard Ling Mrs Austin Rumble Mr Howard and Mrs Pearson Saeltzer motored to Bradford one day last week to visit their cousins Mrs Bob Sturgeon and Mrs Lawrence Harvey Miss Dorothy Armstrong will be bridesmaid for her friend Miss Dorothy Toronto when her marriage to Dr Stew art Hough takes place on Feb 25 Anniversary On Sunday Mr and Mrs Fred Hare held a family gathering of in honor of Mr Hares par ents Mr and Mrs Hare Temperanceville who were years married on Monday Feb 20 They were the recipients of flowers and messages of con gratulations Mr and Mrs Hare enjoy good health Mr Ash father of Mrs Hare Jr was at the party John Dies Mr John sue to a sudden heart attack on Saturday morning Feb in the of his home on the second of King at ville His widow and son Gor don survive The family had lived at for five years and having sold their home were moving back to the city Funeral service and inter ment were held in Toronto Attend Sendee Dr Richard Durham a heart specialist and his brother Davis G Durham an eye sur geon both of Wilmington Dela ware and their sister Mrs Wil liam of Stratford Pa flew from the US to attend the funeral service of their uncle the late John Henry Collier Dur ham of Oak Ridges held on Tuesday evening at his home The Pines Interment was on Wednesday at St Catharines April On Friday night Feb 17 a large gathering of friends braved bad weather to bid them well Mr and Mrs Morrison were presented with a platform rocker Mrs Fred Curtis the address and Elmer Cairns and Mr Curtis presented the chair The evening was arrang ed by Elmer Cairns Mrs Ted Thompson and Mrs Curtis NURSERY SCHOOL DRAWS NET PROFIT OF IBS George Harvey president of King City Lions club made the draws on behalf of Springhill Nursery school which took place at the school in King City Feb with Mrs J the president of the board of direc tors presiding There was a profit of from the sale of tickets In Rare Woods Of High Quality Gift To Family Ten years ago Mr and Mrs Frank Morrison came from To ronto to King when they purch ased the Gray farm fourth con cession near King City The property has been sold to King- cross developers and will go into rural residential estates The Morrisons have purchased large farm on the outskirts of and will take possession ElIzabeHi McBrMe Funeral service for Mrs Eliz abeth McBride who passed her birthday on Feb was held on Wednesday Feb 8 in King City United church when Rev Martin officiated In terment was In King City ceme tery Mrs died on Monday Feb at her CIcarvlevv Gar- dons residence after an Illness of several weeks She was lorn in London England and was brought to King City as a young girl by Rev and Mrs Largo after her parents died She was adopted into the as Bes sie In she married a pros perous farmer Herman and went to live on the pioneer estate King City where the whole of her married life of years was spent and whore she died She was predeceased by her husband In and by a son Wesley who was kill ed In A grandson Warren McBride was killed In action in France In Surviving are a son Alfred and two daughters Mrs Pearl Wilson and Annie McBride all at home and a daughter Hazel Mrs William Thomson Toronto The grandson is Bit He Thomson Mrs Meliride was a member of the United church and the oldest member of the Womens Misslormi Society of I ho King City church To Mrs Hazel King City housewife her hands arc her best tools in bringing out the grain in woodwork While she is skilled in the use of power tools which represent a small fortune in her workshop hand polishing is her greatest asset Mrs seldom ever buys a pattern for her furniture making She draws free hand patterns cutting them out with a band or jigsaw She trusts to her per sonal taste for original design Most of her planning of design and proportions is thought up af ter she goes to bed at night She has travelled a great deal and never loses an for spotting new ideas She will not use anything but the finest of seasoned woods because hand labor would be wasted on cheap material Her process of bleaching is a secret known only to her hus band Frank and one other per son The latter is a skilled craftsman and interior decora tor As the result of a war ex perience he became afflicted by acute arthritis His hands were badly crippled and he was no longer able to handle tools Un derstanding his suffering and disappointment the- Egans thought of a way that might help him They purchased an electric vibrating sander in the hope it might release some of the ten sion in his hands This equip ment was the answer to his prayers Gradually the vibra tions of the worker in credible wonders He was able to resume some woodworking and his independence was re stored In return for for their assist ance the veteran imparted the secret of his bleaching process to the Mrs Egan has never done any apprentice work for anyone ex cept her father who worked with wood as a hobby in their Cali fornia home He instilled in her a standard of perfection At first she learned to make boxes when she was a child yon are invited seeming to have a natural talent for construction work Her fa ther often said she was a born carpenter and anything that needed fixing Hazel could do it She could build a clothes closet a sot of kitchen cupboards or rebuild a shower bath alcove In later years when she found herself refinishing woods in a fleet of luxury yachts she owned she knew she had come into a realm of woodworking that would be a lifetime interest Here the ships she refinished such exotic woods as teak Hon duras mahogany and other rare kinds found in the yachting world Her shop is in the second storey of her husbands machine shop known as Frank Lt He allocated this private domain to her Last summer she a set of priceless Chippendale chairs In laid with ivory- on ebony Her work was all done by hand It was not an easy job to remove the inlays rebuff and polish them and glue them back into place Needless to say the owner marvelled at her work In the near future she will construct a table top in unique and original design Since she and and her husband collect rare pieces of wood from all parts of the world and retrieve every bit of virgin wood they can procure in the local neighborhood there will be a variety in the table top She has shaped exotic pieces which will radiate the warmth of their natural beauty Mrs Egan has a strong liking for constructing household fur niture from new wood Sound construction goes into all her work She says she would be wasting her time on anything that was not thoroughly durable She is a piece of Honduras mahogany that was once in the bar rail of King Citys old Metropolitan hotel It will be a stand for a lamp and will be a gift to an old King City friend HALL FEB 8 Hear MR ED Township assessor discuss re assessment V A MR ROY former warden of county Sponsored by KING TOWNSHIP UNIT ONTARIO FEDERATION OF AGRICULTURE T k i rr 1 I i USE ERA AND EXPRESS CLASSIFIEDS IN TURNING ARTICLES YOU NO L0N6R NEED INTO CASH J L r rt INSURANCE JOHN JARVI5 Confederation Life Representative Fire Automobile and Casualty Eagle St Newmarket Phones Newmarket Movnt Albert DENTAL DR Police v Si Ww Wain nan No Definite Decision Yet On King Twp Speedway buy of all ff Youll save money every with a rugged Fargo truck Their efficient V- and 6cylindor engines pack more miles between the and on your fuel gauge The fullviaion cab famous Forgo manoeuvrability ave SAVE with these Fargo and husky V8a In electrical five hotter spark of ftwter In weather automatic available on wv cab wraparound of any Una exterior and interior too to llw to fit your Job too you time in parking turning and in traffic Yet with all their extra value these great new Fargo trucks are priced right down with the very lowest See your Fargo dealer today Ho has the right truck and right deal for you CHRYSLER CORPORATION Of CANADA LIMITED Built to fit your Job rfw ClimxShow Stut TV I f A L 7 a I I J J sideroad The other subdivision to J Hunter and Sibley located on the Schomberg-Au- rora county road opposite Kettle- school Properties in the site taken off farm land which were developed several yea 1 ago were to he deeded to the subdivides who would then re- deed them to their owners under the plan of the subdivision Draft Council is to forward to the township solicitor a draft agree ment with Alfred King City and the town ship relating to the acres in the extension development of Gardens outlined the of the agreement stating it would be incomplete until lie schedule is attached The latter has been scut lo V the township engineer The subdivi sion is residential except for a church sit Reeve Hodgson advised the subdivide to consult the new King City trustee hoard on its approval of the understanding made by Mr Mcllride and the village municipal authori ties about the accumulation of five percent of lauds to the township in both the first and second development He said he thought it only fair that the new should he advised that the five percent for municipal pur poses was Intended for a larger finalized site lie asked for a letter from tho trustees for their opinion v-H- l J King township council agreed on Feb to re quest an interview with the On tario department of highways to learn first hand its decision on proposed King Speedway by the Maple Leaf Automobile Racing club The time has come when council should know on behalf of taxpayers what goes with the department toward granting per mission for the raceway Reeve William said Nothing official on the outcome has come through and we should get the story for ourselves Council had approved the ap plication of the club for a per mit from the highways depart ment and had held earlier in terview with the Minister Highways about the project Other bodies in the township and surrounding neighboring district had also officially upheld the project The reeve said that ru mors and speculation on the de cision of the department are not sufficient Properly owners whose land Is involved in proposed speedway are asking the reeve for the answer A bylaw resolutions and dep utations were included at of King township council at the regular evening meeting on February US Bylaw No on public nuisances In the township was given three readings renal for contravening the clause is not in excess of for each offence The defined area is at Oak Ridges loin to Tim bylaw prohibits the keeping or having to bo kept any animal deemed a public nuisance It prohibits dogs running at large A resolution to set up a town ship smoke bylaw was adopted as a result of persistent com plaints on smoke from burning rubber tires on an eighth unices- farm owned by Howard Fry With no bylaw to back him up Constable Hill Davis west King said he was getting no co operation from property owner who the alto for a month or from the operator who trucks tires from out side points He sells the wire from the tires The operator was given two months by Mr Fry to move out hut council members could not Ken waiting that long It is be lieved lie was moved out of and Vuugluin town ships and ho did not figure ho would bo long In King Clerk Hose said a smoke bylaw was needed as an application to burn paint out of barrels had been requested recently Also approved was recon veyance of a lot on Main St back to original owner Cecil Mnynard merchant who donated the site for a fireball to village The property was not used for that purpose as the existing fire ball was enlarged Draft plans of two King town ship subdivisions approved by council to bo forwarded to the Minister of Planning and De velopment This is Cross and property at Noble ton on the east half of lot six con cession eight It about acres put Into largo size lots east ofi the village on north side INSURANCE Pendens Family Income and Insurance Bill Timothy St NEWMARKET PHONE IT MUTUAL LIFE OF CANADA NEWMARKET It Timothy Phone PA Life Fire Cisailty Lava Garten S FbuartB Hill fctnana LEGAL LOYD CORNER Barrister Solicitor and Notary Public Aurora Ontario Telephone Aurora PA Re PA A Barrister Solicitor Notary Public Etc PHONE PA 7451 Wellington St Stiver Vale ami BARRISTERS SOLICITORS NOTARIES K M STIVER J IKPPIATT WILLIAM Com MAIN ST IMiouo Newmarket Out AN Src5R Phone 5 for Stone Mod G0crl Hauling EVANS Distributor In ad District WHITE ROSE PRODUCTS Gasoline Motor Oil Stove Fuel Phone A M MILLS King WI up new members anil pulling life inlo the old ones mid lin officers were the challenges of Mrs Arm- to Kln WI at the home of Mrs Harold on The motto was explained by Mrs It Mrs reported from the local library Hint the 10 by tho branch to the vis family on death of Marjorle founder of library on behalf of memorial token had been used by her family to pur chase new books The Mini of was voted to the central area officers con ference at May 10 and It when branch secretaries will take a training course Mrs Stewart local secretary will attend If Kiuj Is named in the list to lake first year course Mrs A Peter volunteered to submit an oil painting of a Canadian landscape scene to the area competition No district contests will be held in Mrs Aubrey volun teered to convene refreshments for the branch at King City school open house during Edu cation early In March Mrs Armstrong described re mote WI branches she lias visit ed in her work as a lender in Homo economics service PHONE For CLASSIFIEDS Rarrlster Solicitor Notary Public MAIN ST Newmarket VIOLET ROBINSON runic Conveyancing Insurance St Sit Newmarket Clare W Morrison BARRISTER SOLICROR NOTARY Phone Sutton Sanitary Contracror rains Cleaned aud Septic Tanks Service l STVNUKN RICHMOND ACCOUNTANT A A CONLIN Main St Chartered Accomtmt NEWMARKET Lambert Huhlngh Public Accountant ne Office 165 Re PO Box Sift Bradford Builders Contractors or Farmers I No ami No Hemlock Spruce and Pine Lumber Rough or Dressed Delivered on the job by truck Write for prices Clapperton Lumber Co Port Ontario J D JACKSON Ci Newmarket CO ACCOUNTANTS VICTOR SHOE STORE MaIb St If your feet trouble you coca to for free We cure or We have a full line of footwear to fit everyone Including Rudolf K ORGAN AND PIANO TEACHER ST- SECOND STifHOOTf Electrical 1 c v l