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Vjf A I to Ury of Oh April the Instal lation of the newly elected officers of King Legion Branch be conducted by George the zone commander The ceremony will be held in the Legion hall Dew Street Being installed axe Allan president first Vic Doner second Bob Walker- sea Donald Find- lay Frank Ex ecutive officers tfre Jack Jones Glen IFrquhart and With Interest renewed in Le gion work the branch is embrac ing community projects and welfare making the grounds and building more available for other organizations and the general public Glen immediate president is chairman of the committee in grounds layout and sports Stand- fa liht which rfiall be Composition or Second ary School Graduation Diploma of the General Court i j with appli cants are conducted by the Committee of Selection Secondary school students Interested in entering Teachers College should apply for interview through the principal of their secondary school- Other applicants should write to THE PRINCIPAL TORONTO TEACHERS COLLEGE 9St Avenue Toronto Out Era and Bring -t- The community lost a beloved figure in the sudden death on March of Melville D He was in poor health for some years Mike was born in moved to Sharon and in to Newmarket At an early age he began working for the Davis Leather Co where he gave faithful ser vice for years He was an active member of the Newmar ket Citizens Band for many years A lover of children he was standin for Santa Claus at Christmas parades throughout the district from to Au rora He was always available for public service and the floral tributes showed the esteem in which he was held Many of these were sent later to the York County hospital a thought of which he would have heartily approved Surviving are his widow the former Moore and a daughter Margaret Mrs Don The funeral service was conducted by Rev of the Christian Bap church on Saturday March and interment was at the Newmarket cemetery A happy time was spent at the home of and Mrs A Hooper Heritage Park on Satur day afternoon March when their eldest son Steven celebrat ed his fourth birthday entertain ing nine young friends Mr and Mrs Fred Curtis to last week to visit Mr Dan Ferguson an uncle of Mrs Curtis From those attending a special meeting of Maple Presbyterian held at the church March were Mrs Curtis local president Mrs Shepherd Mrs Ball Mrs Art Mrs Wat son Ferguson Williams Miss Jessie and Miss Jean Cairns Miss Betty Crook King Ridge is the assistant to Mrs Joy Jen sen in her Beauty Salon King City Mrs Kenneth Davis Toronto who is the Kingcrafts art instruc tor is building a studio on the Kinghorn property owned by Mr and Mrs Davis Mrs Henderson Haw- torn Farm Strange took Mrs CH Stewart Mrs Adam David son Mrs Ted Wallas and Mrs Austin Rumble to the Unitarian church St Clair Ave Toronto last Thursday evening to attend the monthly meeting of the Tor onto United Nations was the subject un der discussion Mrs Henderson spoke to the of King City United church on March Mr and Mrs Aubrey entertained neighbors at a turkey- supper on Saturday evening Guests were Mr and Mrs Edgar Thompson and daughter Helen Mr and Mrs Ted Wallas and Jackie and Mr and Mrs Fred Curtis Winning at the social evening given by Pres byterian at Eversley school March were Mrs John and Fred Curtis high gent Miss Margaret Cairns vice president of 1 club gave the commentary for her group at the York Country Girls Day held for the 1 clubs last Saturday With the aid of an illustrated poster she explained Cotton accessories for the club girls bedroom finest finality combed cotton in- navy powder red white I I- TShlrts liltiality cotton nylon neck bund r Stock up Latest spring shade gauge denier 1MB irV long wearing value fc SKIRTS A large a beautiful selection of styles a ad colours as gay as the spring season UP WOMENS BLOUSES These fine quality gaily coloured blouses will add a warm touch of spring to your Easter ensemble 119AH0UP WOMENS SUPS Of fine quality nylon rimmed with dainty lace Of fine high count cotton Lace trimmed 198 rs sport J let SVtiuality Imported woollens of shades and stylos Reg Valued 0Wt59Sv v value all wool variety of colours to values i ONLY v 75 Fume and Fortune The New mark el pre- limJaury of the Miss Cana da will he held during April at the THEATRE The Newmarket Store will present the winner with a beautiful SPRING ENSEMBLE and sponsor her to compete in the Pro vincial and National Finals YOU CAN WIN scholarship a free flight to England by a guaranteed SCREEN TEST a Personal Appearance Tour Aeross Canada compete In the Miss Ameri ca at Atlantic City Entry blanks and further details are available from the NEWMARKET E- irtiiyti STORE and ftfUfWilr a THEATRE NEWMARKET TUP MISS CANADA DONT DELAY VN- NOW District King The boys and girls of district sections who take in Saturday skating at arena on Friday evening April Attending the Trend Tea given by the Aurora Cancer Unit March were Mrs Mrs Evans Mrs Find- lay Mrs Stanley Roots Mrs Ross Walker and Mrs Glenn Sawyer The Youth for Christ service held Bethel Baptist church King City March was spon sored by the King Township The service conducted by a Toronto youth group was highly spiritual in character be ing brought out la song and musical numbers Mrs Strang of will be the guest speaker at the taster meeting of United church at the church on April She is convener of Christian Citizenship Toronto Centre and an exec utive member so helpful Mr intends to nuke them an annual event Recently Robertson Masonic Lodge of King and district held the annual ladies night with a chicken supper at Ridge Inn at tended by Each lady was presented with a red rose Jennings was master of cere monies After euchre was played top prizes were awarded to Mrs Ray Jennings and Mrs Williams Seek Township Support For New Community Centre Oak Ridges Married Years Tea In May During the early part of April it is expected 1000 cancer dress ings will be completed by the sewing groups at King City Mrs RE Harrison had a sewing meet ing on March 28 at her Kings- view home Mrs will open her house on April Mrs Kelly poured tea at the Daffodil Trend Tea given by the Aurora cancer unit on March Arrangements are being made for the King district Trend Tea at the home of Mrs Gage Love line of King during the sec ond week hi May providing weather and roads are favorable for an outdoor occasion Flans feting Mrs was hostess to Presbyterian March 21 when Rev J Shepherd the minister took the Easter topic Mrs- John Larkin gave the Biblical lesson and prayers were given by Mrs Wil liams and Mrs Arthur Mrs Shepherd took a chapter from the study book They Reach for Life Arrangements were made for the big meeting April at the home of the president Mrs Fred Cur tis Heritage Park Miss Tew secretary of West Toronto will be the speaker and Maple and will be the visiting groups Representing Oak Ridges Com munity Centre Committee J Smith the president C J- McLeron and Mrs Arm strong interviewed King town ship council March seeking support toward the establishment of a recreation centre and play ing ground in the township The proposal by Mr Smith was that King township combine with Whitchurch township in a com munity centre board under the Community Centres Act Strad dling two sides of St Oak Ridges Is likely to become corporated municipality with the betterment of the whole- district a unified objective he said There are school age children at Oak Ridges exclus ive of the and young teenage groups who are using Oak Ridges school and grounds Mr and Mrs Norman Rumble Bond Ave Oak Ridges were given a family dinner at Ridge Inn on Saturday to honor their wedding anniversary March Twenty were present when they were presented with an elec tric toaster and a bouquet of for various activities In face of flowers The sons presented Membership Increased On Palm Sunday capacity con gregations attended the services of the United churches when Communion was observed Rev officiated Twentyeight new members were received into the charge There were communicants altogether At the King City church with communicants adults and three young folk became mem bers There were communi cants at church At the church with communicants young people from the Sunday school joined by profession of faith Will Fly to Winnipeg Mrs Wells F McDonald King City will fly Winnipeg on Saturday to attend the marriage of her younger daughter Frances to Hubert Graham Mayes of Edmonton which is lo take place on April in St Stephens Broadway United church Winnipeg Miss Jean Mc Donald Toronto aunt of the brideelect will also attend the wedding Miss McDonald graduated from the University of Toronto receiv ing her Bachelor of Arts degree She then specialized in child phy siology and for I he past three years has taught in the kinder garten department of the Board of Education schools in Winnipeg Mr Mayes a former teacher in Winnipeg is now a producer with the Canadian Broadcasting Com pany in Edmonton where the couple will make their home after a honeymoon Two New Teachers Engaged By King Mr George Gould of ville and Miss Phyllis Addison of Temperanceville students of To ronto Teachers College who graduate this summer have been engaged by the school board of King City school to fill positions in September Mr Gould will lake over the fifth classroom to be opened for the first time in the fall Miss Addison will be taking the room occupied by Mrs Mary Hemp hill for the past two years Hemphill of district taking a years leave of absence from teaching Lewis Oh The interment for Lewis Gillharn of Aurora was made in King City cemetery on Thurs day March after the funeral service took place at the Thomp son funeral home Aurora Rev McLellan rector of Trinity Anglican church officiated The pallbearers were Donald Gillies Henry Gilihanv James Ball Fred Boys Arthur of King district and Frank Wims Aurora Surviving are his widow the former Sarah Jane Ash and four children James of Temperance ville William of Sharon Annie Mrs- Ernest of Aurora and Hazel Mrs Frank Robert son Aurora There are It grandchildren and one great grandchild Pauline Jean Gill- ham the sixweeks old daughter of Mr and Mrs Keith Aurora Mr died a few hours after he suffered a sudden attack of coronary thrombosis late Mon day afternoon at his home Wells St Aurora Mrs Gillham has been in poor health for the past five months He was the son of the late George having been born on the farm homestead on the sixth line of King which property was sold about four years ago when they retired to Aurora With the exception of a few years farming at Eversley third of King Mr lived all but the past four years in King township In September he and his wife celebrated their 50th wed ding anniversary They were married in All Saints Anglican church King City the growth of the community these facilities cannot be expect ed to last out said Mr Smith Were King township to form a Community Centre board the property purchased for this pur pose would be deeded to the township making possible the government grant under the community centres The township would be represented on the board as vested property owners Reeve Hodgson advised the delegation that council will consult its municipal solicitor and confer with Whitchurch council Mr Smith points out that his committee has a piece of proper- ty in mind with a building on it It is important he stresses that an early advance be made in procuring property the mother with orchid cor sage and their sister Mrs Jennings with a carnation corsage Later in the evening including the family Mr- Rumbles sisters and friends joined for a celebration party the Jennings home Locust en Farm They were married in King City Anglican church by Rev J They settled at where they farmed for years Retiring they moved to Oak Ridges Their family is Harry of Hamilton Norn who is Mrs- Aubrey Lloyd of Delhi Grace Mrs Jennings and Clifford of Toronto A son Bob lost his life as a flyer in the second World War i Pi- Brownie Awards Receiving Golden Buis for their standing in First King Brownie Pack on Wednesday evening March 28 in a ceremony conducted by Tawny Owl Mrs Alex Knight were Donna Marie Glass Rosemary Davidson Lynn Carol Kerr and Wallace Recipients of the Golden Hand acknowledgement were Susan Davie Parker Shirley Knight Barrio Wendy Gamble and Jane Abrahams Dorothy and Jean Hiding were enrolled as members of the pack Visit King A delegation of five members of Lions club were visitors of the King City club an interclub open night March Mr George manager of ShurGain Farms Maple will be guest speaker to the Lions on April when Agricultural night is held at King City United church rooms Pee wee Finals On Friday night April at King City Lions skating carni val at the Red Wings and Hangers in the local Little will in the sen ior section for the championship- The junior finals will contested by Rears and Pirates March is the final date of skating for the school sections of King district Two weekly buses under the Lions club have op erated on Saturdays for most of the time since the season opened i I 4 ft J- V HI ASf vvv- 7vv I n -C- S 1- Jf W ta v fV 1 J L V jtti Al i vC V i 41 I Kaster Services On Good Friday at am Holy Communion will bo observ ed at AH Saints Anglican church King City At on Banter Sunday morning communion will be held In the evening the choir will present a choral service Special music and sermons will be given at all churches among which City United an Inspired program This service will he held at am on April I Discuss Safe Driving Thirtyseven of the driver operating school buses for J La tie don coach lines held a wins and buffet supper at Inn March when Case on safe driving A film A questionnaire when the drivers sought opinions from police and other drivers on problems confronting them In their dally routine of transport ing children The drivers came from Hratlford Maple Nobleton Wood- bridge KlelnburK and other points discussions but its the 9 Chevrolet It looks strictly upper bracket its bold new Motor styling its longer lower hood its proud new grille that spans the full front end But even beyond its costly appearance Chevy gives the cars a run for their money For one of the few great road cars built today Youll sec what that means when you take one out on the highway Youll feci the added security of Chevrolets nailed- down stability Youll thrill at the way it whistles around tight turns as footsore as a cat on a carpet And when you need a quick sprint for safer passing or a power punch flatten out a hill youve got il Horse power hits a new top of in the Super TurboFire an extracost option So come on in and highwaytest the car that puts more pleasure and safety your driving Well Ik looking for you THE HOT ONES EVEN HOTTER r t c aCI ft i AfftSKy I J- i A- 1014 Botsfo i- v7t