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-p- S On the first Sunday in March the of Grace church moved from its little rented building on to the preterit location at In June of the property cox the new building is lo cated was purchased and work commenced almost immediately on the new building In nine the beautiful new church ready for occupancy and the opening sendees were held on the first Sunday In March Everybody did his share of work and the new church is a testimony to the united efforts YORK HOSPITAL BUZZ SESSION ON TUCKGIFT SHOP tuck and gift shop or wagon York County hospital are under consideration by the Hos pital Womens auxiliary At the general meeting on Tuesday March a buzz session will be on this topic The meeting which will in the Agricultural Aboard rooms Bolsford St New- will be open to the He Refreshments will be served attending will have an opportunity to have their blood A blood bank is being organized for the hospital by the Aurora Rotary club In order to operate the tuck gift shop efficiently two volunteers will be needed for afternoon and evening explained Mrs J Ed- wards auxiliary president I Questionnaires have been to the entire member ship to determine the interest in the project Volunteers are re quested to contact Mrs Noble CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IS BUILDING A COMMUNITY JXTV of a people who were sincerely convinced that there was a place in their religious life of the com munity for such a body of Chris tians Their dream of many years realized they set about to build up all departments of the church and the last three years have seen a substantial increase in every section of the church work There are activities for every age level from the young est to the oldest Many will recall the packed auditorium at the town hall as Rev Yielding the pastor met with the boys and every Friday evening for two years The next undertaking for the church is a new Christian educa tional centre to be located at the rear of the church and will be some 20 feet in width and the full feet length of the church property- This will bo for the activities of the teen agers and also supply apace for smaller meetings of the different organizations of the church Grace church is a member of the Associated Gospel Churches of Canada founded some 30 years ago by the wellknown pastor Rev P W The denomination is conservative and evangelical and in doctrine The pastor Rev A Yielding has been in the gospel ministry since and has held pastorates in Hamilton and Toronto having been in a pastorate in Toronto for nearly 14 years before coming to New market He is chairman of the Home Extension Committee of his de nomination and holds office on the Committee of Education and Ministry as well as being a di rector of Spanish Christian Mis sion and the Regions Beyond Missionary Union The Associat ed Gospel Churches now extend from British Columbia on the West to New Brunswick on the east and reach up into the far north I ADIAN LEGION WISHES TO THE FOLLOWING CHANGES IN BINGO EXTRA CARDS 3 FOR LEGION SPECIAL PRIZE FOR TOP LINE NUMBERS CALLED SOTS NUMBERS CALLED 25c PER CARD TO BE REMAINDER DOOR PRIZES OF 9100 CARDS OR 7 FOR l v S-r- Expansion programme requires additional sales personnel to our present staff of ten This active office offers you an opportunity to enter this iK r field if you are honest and courteous willing to and have a good car We have a congenial office and every assistance ill be given you drop in and we shall be pleased to you further particulars I r a- I AND NEWMARKET fc39c IAN I STYLE fe37c SLICED SUGAR CURED IN to39c lb lb 19c 14 19c FREEZER OWNERS GETTING LOW IF SO US BE FORK REORDERING WE OU QUALITY PLUS PRICE TO MEET WITH GUARANTEED SATISFAC- BEST QUALITY BUY THE BEST QUALITY NEW vg J t r n a i TJ r4jrvrr Herald every Thursday at Main Newmarket by the Newmarket Era and Express Limited Subscription for two yean for one year in advance Single are 10c each Member of Claw A Weeklies of Canada Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association and the Audit Bureau of Circulations Authorised as Second Class Mall Post Office Department Ottawa JOHN I Monoag editor 1 CAlOilNI a tfror GEORGE fftftar Job Mating and Thousands of earnest but gul lible Canadians will be bilked out of their gardening dollars this spring by unscrupulous nurserymen and shrub sales men warns an article in the March Issue of Canadian Homes and Gardens How Gardeners Get Gypped by Robert exposes the tactics used by phony door-to- door and mailorder salesmen to trap unsuspecting householders into buying worthless ever greens shrubs bulbs loam and sod Gardeners get gypped only through their own trusting ignorance and only they them selves can stop these gyp artists by learning how to spot them says The article chronicles the op oration of several such swind- r In a canvass of a street one operator talked housewives into buying worth of shrubs which wilted within a month Another phony in British Columbia sells high- priced black loam but the un fortunate purchaser finds it wont grow weeds the loam Is only decomposed saw dust Mailorder can be just as bad the author warns Disappointed gardeners from coast to coast have kissed good bye to uncounted dollars when they pinned their hopes for a colorful backyard on a coupon and money order The customers arent the only victims in this gardening swindle Fulford says Reput able nurseries seed and bulb houses suffer too Since legiti mate firms also operate door-to- door and through mailorder their reputation is blackened by the shady operator 1 have yet to speak on Gods Wc ought not to court pub- for our virtue or notoriety for our zeal but at the came time it is a sin to be always seeking to hide that which God has bestowed upon us for the good of others A Christian Is not to be a village in the valley but a city set on a hlli he is not to be a candle under a bushel but a candlestick giving light to all Retirement may be lovely in its season and to hide oneself may be modest but the hiding of Christ in us can never be justified and the keeping back of truth that is precious to ourselves is a sin against others and an offence against God If you ore retiring disposi tion and a nervous temperament take core that you do not too much Indulge this trembling pro pensity lest you be useless to the cause of Christ Seek in the name of Him that was not ashamed of you to do some little violence to your feelings and tell others what Christ has told to you and has for you If you cannot speak with the trumpet voice then speak in the still small voice but speak If the pulpit cannot be your tribune and the press may not carry your words on its wings yet say with Peter and John Silver gold havo I none but such as I have give I unto you By Sychars well talk to the Sa maritan woman If you cannot preach a sermon on the moun tain top Utter the praises of Christ in the house If not in tho temple in the field if not upon the exchange In midst of your own folks if not In the marketplace From the hidden springs within your soul let the refresh ing rivulets flow to thirsty ones though you have no great flow ing fountain to carry your tes timony Hide not your talent trade with it and you will bring in good interest for your Lord and your Master To for God will be refreshing to your self cheering for saints of like fears useful to the sinner to find his way and honoring to Mated By Newmarket Mr and Mrs William Blen- cowe Newmarket celebrated their golden wedding annivers ary with a family dinner party at The Summit on Saturday A presentation was made to them by their three sons It was years ago on Mon day Feb that Edith Middle- ton of Uxbridge and William Blencowe of Newmarket were united in marriage The cere mony was in Toronto Present for the family party which marked the anniversary were Mr and Mrs Kenneth Mr and Mrs James Toronto and Mr and Mrs Ross Newmarket A BIG PAYING For a Man In His CAN YOU MAKE THIS YEAR We have an opening in the New- HERE ARE A FEW OF THE market area for a mature man to EXCEPTIONAL EARNINGS Join oar top mostly in I MADE BY SOME OF OUR who are drawing MEN to in a year to Id a month II Soraerville lll- in a month J I McKay In a month WE NEED a man who is to 60 years old With selling experience Able to travel a week at time and owns a car WE OFFER a fine business No investment needed Earnings paid In advance Longrange security In a week Bomdean a thy If you want make in a new business then you are In vited to write me personally telling about yourself and your experience All replies confiden tial PO Box Fort Worth Tex as Mr and Mrs William Newmarket celebrated their wedding anniversary on Saturday Photo by Stefaniuk Denied Permission To Shoot Fox Suspected To Be Rabid Permission to shoot a fox be lieved to bo rabid was denied Noble Sprouie of Oak St New market by town police on Wed nesday night Feb The police offered to shoot the animal if it re- appeared It is illegal for a private citi zen to use firearms after sun down said the police Also a regulation prohibits the firing of guns within the town limits The fox was seen on Mr property earlier that evening Mr and his neighbor D main tained a watch into the early hours of the morning but the fox did not return Judging by its actions the Oak St residents though that the fox must have been rabid They were attracted to it by its yap ping and snapping and watched the animal while it ran in a frenzied fashion stopping sud denly rolling in the snow It would fall down shaking all over and then lie motionless be fore it would resume its jerky running about All the time it snapping at itself the men said Two rabid foxes have been shot in York county to date One was in the Newmarket district and the other was near AND P CLUB International Night Speaker Travelogue Highlight Dinner Our Readers Write Mr Editor To enlighten the ratepayers of East GwiUimbury on pro of a group of taxpayers to inaugurate a ratepayers associa tion it can be said the response was so great the group has de cided the task is too great Con sequently a mass meeting of all ratepayers should be called at the earliest date possible Not withstanding the decision to call such a meeting is the responsibil ity of the majority and not the group who introduced the idea The results of such efforts will be known in the near future However until such time as the taxpayer and voter decides on what action to take we will re frain from any attempt to ad vise further You can continue on as in the past with excessive taxation or you can attempt to eliminate such by the inauguration of an association to protect yourself if you decide to call a mass meet ing for the purpose of electing an executive and to draft the pro cedure to follow it will be ad visable to contact by phone the following phone numbers 1035 or write or phone the writer However and in case of nominations please omit the writers name The reason I re quest this is due to age and health furthermore I feel any other would qualify William LaPnrde R No Newmarket International Night was cele brated at a dinner meeting in the King George hotel by the Business and Professional Wom ens club of Newmarket on Mon day Feb Mrs Viola regional director was guest speaker A travelogue was presented on a tour Mrs Homer Blair presided and introduced the head table guests A ceremony was conducted by Miss Margaret Ward in which the three member clubs behind the Iron Curtain were recognized as welt OS the 20 member countries of In ternational and federation The International Night mes- was read by Miss Barbara Thompson Mrs ad dressed the club and brought greetings from National Presi dent Mrs Miss presented a report on the amendments to the New market clubs bylaws Miss Grace Sutton showed col ored pictures taken on a tour of ST ANDREWS HAS BIBLE CONTEST Readings and a contest formed the program for monthly meeting of the association of St Andrews Pres byterian church Newmarket when the group met at homo of Mrs on Tuesday Feb 21 Mrs James pre sided Miss Rowland and Mrs Sidney Simmons were in charge of the The presi dent gave a reading based on f and Me by Padre Young was read by Mrs M Cockburn A synopsis of Genista was pre sented by Mrs Neil This was followed by contest based on her talk in which all mem bers participated A social halfhour was enjoy ed hostess was assisted In serving refreshments by Mrs G Rosamond Mrs If Walls The next meeting will be at last summer with Miss Verna Smyth Miss Sutton des cribed their visits to Switzerland Holland Scotland Italy and France Mrs Ernest Rank was the projection ist EVENING WA HEARS TALK ON HOLY LAND Miss Diana Pork of Newmar ket will be the guest speaker when the Evening WA of Trin ity United church meets in the church hall on Tuesday March pm Miss Park will tell of her Mediterranean cruise and visit to the Holy Land Her talk will be illustrated with colored pictures Birthday Club Birthday wishes are extended this week to Ronnie B Watson Aurora years old on Friday Feb Diane Ivy Ingram Newmarket years old on Friday Feb Mane Jean Keswick years old on Satur day Feb Susan Newmarket years old on Saturday Feb Carolyn May Fletcher New- market years old on Sunday Feb Elizabeth Prior Newmarket yearn old on Sunday Feb Conklln Newmarket years old on Sun clay Feb Patricia Alarleno Holt years old on Sunday Feb Shirley Ross it Sharon years old on Monday Feb Lome Foster Aurora years Id on Tuesday Feb 28 Hobby Gibbons Newmarket years old on Tuesday Feb Diana Lynn Hol land Landing years old on Wednesday Feb Dogs Must Be Confined In Whitchurch Twp Strays To Be Impounded East and Whit- church townships have Issued warnings to dog owners that if the animals are found running al large they will be Impounded The action has been taken fol lowing the discovery of rabies in wild life in the county Dog owners have been advised by health authorities to have their dogs vaccinated against rabies and to keep them tied or confined to dog runs Any un usual symptoms are to be re ported to the local veterlnaries and the York County Health Unit Dr Robert King medical director of the unit Issued a warning to parents last week ad vising them of tho seriousness of situation Infection a n spread from wild life In the area to domestic animals and thence to humans Dr King said All children should be taught to keep away from stray dogs and told not to handle dead ani mals they might find In any of the open fields surrounding the town If a person Is bitten by a dog he should see his family physician immediately Dr King advises Send in your name address become a mem ladies Aid The regular monthly meeting of the afternoon group of the Ladies Aid of the Christian Bap tist church will be held at the home of Mrs Srigley St on Thursday March at pm HEALTH AND SOIL IS TOPIC OF TALK Dr Robert King medical di rector of York County Health Unit will address Newmar ket Horticultural society on Thursday March at pm The meeting which Is open to the public will be held in Trin ity United church hall Dr King speak on the re lationship of health to soil Mr Kenneth Era and Express Get Results YOUR i t I- For the victims of disaster wherever it strikes for the maintenance of Outpost Hospitals in Canadas remote areas for the extension of free blood transfusion services and for the many other ways In the Red Cross serves the Canadian people YOUR help is essential YOUR share is giving is the very best you can when you Donations may also he sent directly tot