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k Bowling Eagle Street OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY NIGHT Coffee r open Sundays OBITUARIES Robert Arthur Business and Professional IMS U BANC Confederation Life Association Automobila and Casualty St Newmarket Newmarket Mount Albert INSURANCE Pension Family Income and Mortgage Life Bill It K dentist Main SI Phone MISCELLANEOUS Funeral services were held Funeral Chape Mon day July for Robert Arthur Helmet who died at Que Saturday He was in his year Born Holland Landing Ont ario Robert a barber by cyme to New from Newmarket in the For years he was employ ed by the late Roy Walton and later by J and J Taylor retiring about years fljjo His wife the former Jessie also of Newmarket him ten years ago Following Mr an ardent hockey and ball fan resided in New until about three years ago when with his health starling to fail he moved to to make his home with his daughter Mrs Diggings Funeral services at the Chapel Newmarket I graveside in Now cemetery were conducted Rev Charles of St Pauls United church Members of the I OOF lodge acted as pall bearers for their departed bro ther Surviving are two daughters Mrs Mrs Frank Wherry Grace both of Que and one son Our Readers Write reliefs to the editor are always welcome but the name of the writer he known to the editor The Editor Readers Write The action of the council on Monday In Mr R an ultimatum one Indeed The thought strikes me however that this actio Is one that Is long overdue Over the months the name of lonhardt has been mentioned many times and seldom have the comments been complimentary Monday night In the middle of the summer when most people are either vacationing or looking after their gardens or taking family for a drive there were approximately citizen present Alt but a handful of j these were residents of ho Lyons subdivision who outraged by in their area were j there to present a brief to coun cil calling for drastic steps to be taken have carry out his obligations to them- j The conditions they described in their brief and in discussion of afterwards were appalling hut by admission of council mem bers into The writer can re member a few months when this same group came MARRIAGE CALVERT A double rine ceremony took piece in St Pauls Anglican church Newmarket on July Mae daughter of Mr R- a showdown on the whole j Newmarket and the late Mrs As a result Mr brought Kathleen became the forth a resolution which was bride of Gordon Calvert I ve unanimous accord to theism of Mrs Calvert that lcnharxM would given My days to clean up bride given in subdivision or the town would by her father chose a I The Newmarket and press Friday Aug 1956 consider action to take It over themselves In the meantime all further with and the town would be suspended The unfortunate of all this is if fails to act then the taxpayers will be the losers- development in will he retarded un til stieh lime the town can find a reputable developer to deal with However the worst is yet to apparently Mr has most of the desir able in this area lied up Ann apparently this is through of former eels I would say that it seems that some steps must be taken In the future by our elected representa tives to more effectively police lh agreements made with land marriage ballerina gown of white brocaded silk faille styled on princess lines bolero jacket with Queen Ann neckline and elbow length gloves to match A crown of pearls andj sequin held her white net tulle j fingertip veil and she carried a cascade of red rose and white baby orchids The maid of honor Mis Fran chose a similar ballerina gown of yellow brocad ed silk faille with gloves to match and wore a crescent shap ed hat of liny flowers and carried SUNDAY a nosegay of mums and carna tions The bridesmaids Misses Peggy Calvert and Betty Oliver were in blue and pink brocaded silk faille gowns which matched thai of the maid of honor They also wore the flower hats and carried nosegays of mums and NORTH YORK DRIVEIN THEATRE LTD north of Newmarket mi county road between Sharon and Holland Landing phone Newmarket DURING JULY AND AUGUST SUNDAY SHOW EVERY WEEK Box office open pm Show starts am FRIDAY and SATURDAY AUGUST in FIRST DISTRICT SHOWING A MAN ALONE TECH RAY MIDLAND MARY MURPHY YELLOW OF TEXAS ROY I 12 AND MONDAY and TUESDAY AUGUST II IN ALL TECHNICOLOR SHOW TODD BEAUTY AND THE BULL ALL STAR CAST The taxpayers of this The best man was Graeme Ma son Pine Orchard and the am Equipment Richmond Hill TCJrner with the same complaint of New j asking for action At that time Charles Near of Mr through his town up in Kims nl the MbdMsion but AUGUST a niece N Or CANADA M Phone PA Pre and LEGAL CORNER olleor mmI Molar Awm PA A M ftmtj Solicitor Notary Sanitary Contractor Drain and 4Hour Service RICHMOND I- Contractors or Fanners and No Hemlock Spruce and w George George Franklin Newmarket died at York County hospital on July He was in his year He had suffered a long period of illness and hospitalization He was the son of the late Rob ert McCarnan and Harriet Dee pioneer residents of and Holland district After completion his education Mr moved west and was engaged in business In he married Dorothy Shepherd Alameda and it they to Newmarket several years he was a salesman for J It Wat kins pro ducts and was well known by a large circle of friends i acquaintances in the town and I district to Lake Surviving are his wife and two son Ken Toronto mid Jack tor both were made a firm merit clear up situation a cost to himself of soon condition made to do so At this round assured the a well market has poten tial for the near future in devel opment hut if n I barons are ioioi to he allowed a free hand tome in and irresponsibly make deals which refuse to thai their were over And now this So finally It was necessary to have lf j have developers j who should encouraged j PINE ORCHARD I to play a pan in the develop of our land areas and further the council should j make sure that any and all entered into he lived Up as the land developed Marion Gibson Newmarket sung The Lords Prayer and Be cause during the of the register Mrs Cam Was organist Rev Rhodes conducted the and THURSDAY DOCTOR AT SEA DIRK JAMES JUSTtOK IROQUOIS TRAIL Montgomery Marshall PLAYC2ROUNH FOR THE KIOHIKS HIKE BABY BOTTLE WARMING SERVICE ItNDRR It FREE sympathy is extended I to Mrs J and family in their bereavement Miss Carolyn Galley Toronto was a Holiday visitor at the home of Mr and Mr Gibney visiting lives in Drake SaA Mr and Mrs Roger rick and son Perth have been holidaying with Mr Cody and Mrs A Mi Widdifield New- market visiting Mr and Mrs Allan and Mian A Boh and John Hope hove been not 18 months two years later Larry Andrew St Newmarket I holidaying with relatives at two brothers borough Mr Grind a Toronto was catling on friends recently Newmarket and Fred Long Is land and five grandchildren Trie funeral service whs held at Miss Jean Johnston Toronto Deliverer on the job by truck and funeral par- spent the weekend at the home of Lumber Co Write for prices Fort luring Ontario AINIOAA mi i SOLICITORS NOTARIES A M OT1VKW VALE WAIN ST A MIMA and MAW ST Worn on July Pallbearers were Albert Doner Elmer Cutting Doug Morning Russell Mills William Ranger and James Fisher The service wo conducted by Rev George H and Rev Shannon inter ment was in the family plot Newmarket Dr Nelson G Russell Dr Nelson Russell a former resident of Newmarket died in Buffalo One of Buf falos he At known physicians he had been referred to SEPTIC TANKS Drain digging or complete septk tank work all workmanship guaranteed Prompt service Call Murray Baker Ml VIOLET HI MmMcMd X7i Bay St Toronto VICTOR SHOE STORE Mala Newmarket Ph feet trouble to w for free examination We cure or money back l IP Chancellor of the have a full line of footwear versify of Buffalo an a man who fit inclndinfj had become a legend in his Born in Newmarket In J where hi father Or A in practice he at tended school here and later to the IJnivoraily of Medical School then did post graduate work in London and VinriH Prom until in he cine at the Medical School in addition to hi own practice In Mr I milk in thai later into the clinics During world war I he wan chief of medical service of 21 Hon pilot and received citation from for lorviee He was in the area not only for his skill a ut also a servant In the University of Buf falo beat owed on him it Chancellors Medal in recogni tion of a lifetime of eminent service to your your community and your Mr and Mrs Waiter Johnston Mr and Mrs James Hope spent a few days Mr Douglas at HAMILTON FAMILY HOLDS REUNION Ahsmt members of the Ham- family met at the summer home of Mr and Mrs Garfield Hamilton at Royal Beach July Tlie weatherman very operative and everyone themselves A number of the people availed of boat rides in Garfields motor launch After the picnic table were cleared away the children had few races and winners and losers i t j received prizes for their efforts Mm Field Braipton nXd PENROSE and Mr Dennis MeGee Toronto were recent of Mr and Mrs Arm it age The members of the Whit- Federation of erected concession markers last week which will he appreciated by the travelling public DR McCARNAN VKTKRINARfAN St nouns i I PM JMUUmmm MaIImwii k OCR anil Co to 9 to by appointment Re COMPANY tVe have all of new pip Iron channel Iron rods and Davis ACCOUNTANT A A C0NL1N Chartered IHONK 0 1344 aai fsr Coiar Harper Co J JACKSON Partner Street INCOME TAX CONSULTANT THOMAS EMERSON fc 9 KESWICK Sunday morning to a the friends are 4 haw him with vis Aiitftiat while Rev and Wit are on holidays Mrs Ken Hunter was the Mr and Mrs Jim Porter the weekend relative in Mr and Mr Gordon Curt and visited Ml and Mrs Vandorf on Sunday A from Keswick evening service enjoyed the film Souls In Con flict at the Port or Sunday might and Rev J were charge and Mis and David with Ml Mrs furry Winch Mrs K Alt find Mauon a days in with Mr Mr Donald and viwi4 Mi J in hospital Tire Koralar lo for a TV jVym VANDORF church is pleased have Rev Victor Woods and Mrs Woods back heir holidays Rev Harold will guest speaker at Wesley church on Sunday Aug It while Rev Woods will he guest speaker at his home in Hamilton Wesley Womens association held a meeting last at home of Mrs Charlie J gavel a on The Secret of His Mrs John Crawford read the Scripture with Mrs Kingdon leadm in prayer Mrs Hoy read a hymn entitled The Secret of His Presence enoyed a visit with Mrs in her new Home Hos tesses were Mrs Mrs Irwin and Mrs Belly been spending he holiday with her parents Mr Mrs Mrs Avis hi confined bed are to Mr and Mrs Waller Patten- den recently and Mr Mrs Clayton and after atanrVmHn Id- and Muskofc Mr Jim who was last week his has to fHl at- tend Kt a at Port Arth ur Johnnie Irwin week his cousins at ton MasWr t4 has costs in Johnnie Irwin Mr and Mrs snt wetiNl with and and Mr and Hi Mr and Us J Ha saasl Mr M a the am stsWMtad I a 1 a of Mm Charles MM y sywa on star Mr 4 Dow Mav anil son cms Mr asul people spent the day mostly visiting with memhers of the family they had not seen since last year There were members in attend ance from Toronto New- market Sutton Aincourt and ville Hamilton will be the president for 19S7 and the other of the executive remain for another term I HeadOn SmashUp Takes Father of Children on yoiiuR only let 4l Policy foe with an Accidental lth A incut He policy its cost indemnity of death It a promptly his af A Arcideiilsl Md cssUi for mm- iiuwrirHHU dit frm fatal ami if if die if to by hilt a in a r train or K in a eratioo and JOHN JAR VIS KjKiseUUvt AT THEIR PEAK OF From From Tomatoes For salads supreme Mild ONIONS and RADISH MM Front Bradford CARROTS sax Selected for PEACHES TABLEWTT MEATS POT ROAST f 2c SIDE BACON TaWtfHt 1 He Sliced BEEF LIVER WIENER ROLLS m4 BURNS WIENERS all for sliced ft bar COOKED HAM Sunn Morn TEA BAGS FROZEN FOOD FEATURES fa Rreeu CHtPSTCAKS St I aw mure CORN OIL lb feMavy PINEAPPLE Hit 27c MIA evaluated TOMATO 220ozNm2k COIN POTS I as BONUS GIFT CATALOGUE Save IG A 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