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JiJJ ENS QUALITY INI CUT art a DISTINCTIVE flavour ft Money on terms select When a customer borrows from HFC he is shown what we call a payment table This table sample below shows exactly how much you may borrow how many months may lake to repay and the exact amount you pay each month Yen select your own repayment plan to make repaying your loan as convenient as possible This dependable service is available to you whenever prompt loan is needed for any worthwhile purpose k I A WW Borrow with confidence from Canadas first and foremost Consumer company FINANCE M4f eH Pie ONI J- STUART SCHOOL Continued from Page my Thompson Henry Van Camp Walker Shirley Anne Weaver Paul Geoffrey White Billy STUART SCOTT SCHOOL Teacher on William Oak shire Kenneth Bonn- ley Russell John Poll Beverley Marilyn Yates Richard STUART SCOTT SCHOOL Abbott Gordon Anderson An gela Anderson Best Bishop Kathleen Bish op Kenneth a I r Sheila Brown Douglas Brown Leslie Burgess Rons Butler Joanne Wendy Wen Courtney 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Donald Williams Maureen Williams Nancy Willis George Wrightman Keith STUART SCOTT SCHOOL Grade Teacher Mr Bowman Carolyn Wayne Camer on Donald Dick Suzanne Fit chett Garry Flicker Catherine Susan Patterson Robert Pitt John Lone STUART SCOTT SCHOOL Grade Teacher Mr Zepher Grade Teacher Mr Jefferson Allen Ruth Baker Bruce Cable Harry Cameron Donald Dennis Daniels Rob ert Davis Heather Evans Beverley James Glenn Nancy Greenfield Wayne Haley Anne Heath Lois Ann Lynn Rob ert Jones Brian Koshel Lynda Lawrence Marie Lee Donna Le a Elaine MacPherson Bruce Morton Howard Newton Ouden den Ada Robert Sheridan Elaine Patsy Smart Kenneth Taylor Myron VanZant ron Wall Peter Weir Kenneth Christine Williams Ronald MOUNT ALBERT Sunday morning service at the United church were taken by John Locke in the absence Rev Curtis who is on holi days Mr Lotkc spoke on condit ions in India tolling of the work of Dr Marion Miss Betty Moiling was soloist Miss Belle Cook Toronto was a weekend guest of Mr and Mrs Harry Mr and Mrs Ron Allison left on a motor trip through the states and home through Quebec Mr Tom Allison is spending a few days in Van Nov Mr Jim Brooks Saskatoon vis ited relatives in Mount Albert The Zephyr branch held its meeting on Wednesday August 15 at pm the Community Hall A letter of thanks was road from Mrs C Brown for a WI gift pre before she left to reside in Toronto The Zephyr WI first prize for an exhibit at the Sutton Horse Show Mrs McNelley was presented with a gift for her work in connection With the entries that took the prize Roll call was answered by members and seven visitors Mrs Profit called on Mrs Morrison district president who gave a talk after opening her address with a poem Team Work Her talk a- institute work was interest ing especially about the W She advised on forming clubs She told about the use of cereals and closed her address with a poem Mrs Case took charge of the program which included singing and a piano selection by Lois Black Miss gave a demonstration on Corsage Mak ing Mrs Case thanked all those who had helped with the pro gram Votes For Waterworks Mr and Mrs Carman Roll- Bales Brian Bell Joyce Ben- Thompson left Christie Beth Council at Jim Duncan Nancy 1 near id Jill Carol Judy Lloyd Andrea Ann Moor by Tom Grant Page Robert Terry Peters Susan Mary Scott Shar on Sheridan to Muriel Wal ker and Kurt who were married in Mount Albert United church on August 18 Mrs George Dales Toronto spent a few days last week visit ing ing Miss Ann spend ing tea days as councillor at Camp Mrs Reg spent Tues day in Toronto Wednesday vtstors with Mr and Mrs Roy were Mr and Mrs Walter Death Mrs Agar Mr William Smith all of Toronto Mr and Mrs Waiter Clarke Bonnie Mr and Mr Murray Case and Patsy spent he past week on a motor trip to Montreal and other points in Quebec Mr and Mrs Horace Pearson have their daughter Barbara Joan home from California for a visit Dr George vis ited his mother Mrs Elizabeth for weekend A majority vote in favor of in debentures for con struction of a public waterworks system at carried Oh poll on August The results tabulated percent of inn poll in favor of the issue Fifty per cent is required were 100 out a possible who east ballots for and against The mutter now goes to the On tario Municipal Board which giv es the final decision Citizens arc pleased v the outcome of the poll a possi bility of changing over from the private well system to modern facilities of a water supply and fire protection would a boon to the enlarging community in this attractive part of Kin town ship do not anticipate that ex pansion will be dramatic Aft Hill village trustee said after voting day it will be well con trolled and at a moderate pace he states is a good community and we want to keep it that way The municipal system would benefit a population of 150 people in the water area of about acres It defined to the village limits and also includes a few lots in the new subdivision j An ample water supply is available a drilled test hole producing to J gallons per minute Property owners are being saved considerable a storage stand will not be required for a few years Rcufern waterworks engineer told a public last month The village owns the arena ground storage tank holding gallons drilled water This will be utilized lor emergencies Water pressure will be on tap and hydrants with the pump operating hours daily BIRTHDAY CLUB Birthday wishes are extended this week to Marie Ann Peg Mount Al bert years old on Saturday Ail John New market years old on Tuesday Starr Garrett Newmar ket years old on Tuesday 21 Send in your name address ago a become a member the Newmarket Era and Express birthday club Era anil Express Classifieds Bring Results Accordion loaned FREE Yours lake home to parties to play No playing at Our flwtk Beginner Includes the free of en Accordion for lifetime of FUN OPPORTUNITY Call Today ACCORDION ACADEMY Main St Newmarket f PAYS BY GETTING A LOT DONE WHEN CONDITIONS ARE RIGHT A big 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