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Urn fit 4 Oct HOLLAND LANDING Everyone Is welcome to the Un ited Church Thanksgiv ing service next Sunday Oct at in the evening only Rev will conduct the ser vice United church Sunday school will be held in the morn ing at FIRST COURSE The Newmarket Red Cross will sponsor a First Aid course If suf ficient applications are received The course wilt begin as soon as arrangements can be made foll owing the receipt of registrations For further particulars telephone Mrs Campbell or Mrs A Mitchell fan TV tut tat Mai fit ft Electric Phone tot- toons BAND CONCERT SUNDAY OCTOBER A concert by the Newmarket Citizens Band will be held in the Theatre Newmarket on Sunday October at pm A varied program is planned to interest every listener Presentation of the Waterloo Trophy recently won by the Band at the will be made points out of a possible put the Newmarket Citizens Band on top of its class leaving a sizeable margin of points be tween it and its closest competit or The I COLVI1U ANNIVERSARY SKUNK FINDS GOOD HOMt A of Indian origin On tario was originally the name of the smallest of the Great Lakes In Indian language the word On tario meant rocks standing high near the water presumably a re ference to the Niagara escarp ment Borrow with confidence from HFC More Canadians recommend Household limn arty other consumer finance company because have round that forth a special to help them solve their money problems Whether they desire or a cash loan highly trained staff is ready to serve them If a Joan Is needed for a good purpose they may borrow up to 1000 in one day with up 24 months to repay So if you have money problems visit UPC the first and most its Yon may borrow with confident from HFC OH mm m Kif v 000 sort IMA MMlM W0 ONI COM it f I A anniversary is a delight ful thing for it gives such an im pression of permanency a wor ld in which so few things are per manent I had heard that Newmarket Womens Institute members were preparing for such an event but hardly expected to be present As it turned out Mrs our president was unable to attend so it fell to my lot much to my delight to have on opportunity to go with our secretary Mrs Geo rge Smith who was also accom panied by her young son who was to sing We found a well filled hall and it was pleasant to see some faces which since the North York dis trict was divided we do not see all district annuals now The business part of Newmar kets meeting quickly dispos ed of by the president Mrs John Hodge Then Mrs the secretary read some very inter esting letters from former mem bers who were unable to attend These all expressed the pleasure it had been to work with the Newmarket Institute and their pride in its accomplishments Then Mrs Hodge called on Clark Smith and he sang very sweetly Bless This House Clark has a lively little voice full of promise His accompaniment was played by his teacher Mrs Gene Cane The principal speaker of the af ternoon was Mrs Elton Arm strong Her task a formidable one to give a resume of the New markets achievements in their fifty years of life My vord that it was well done will be echoed by those who heard her Her talk had a little prolo gue it was what life can do to us harden us or soften us make us givers or takers to sum it up it can make us or break us Its up to wc meet it Then she read the minutes of the first meeting and one or others the small beginning from which so much resulted The achievements in war time when a pair of socks went into every box overseas keep ing going during the depression and the constant helpful efforts in all good causes through the years One achievement of which she spoke glowingly was the Rest Room It had been thought of a good while before it finally came into being but it has prov ed a boon to tired country and a place where a light lunch can be secured Even with some help from the districts and council it is an item that looms each year Mrs Armstrong also spoke of the tremendous growth of the In stitute at home and in other lands and its far reaching influ ence for goodwill and fellowship At representatives of many nations will meet and dis cuss their problems and achieve ment Mrs Armstrongs speech was a challenge to all the Insti tutes represented there to live up to our motto For home and country and the Mary Stewart Collect I think every WI mem ber there felt at the conclusion of Mrs Armstrongs that they had grown in Mature he- cause they members of the WJ Not having taken notes my write up can follow no set patt ern so Ill speak of things as they come to me heard piano trio by pupils of Mrs Cane Harry Buck ler Clarence and John I lodge They played the and its always de light to hear boys perform Then the Charter members Mis Charles Levis Mrs Chess- Interment ley and Mrs j cemetery so the past presidents Mrs Stan ley Janes Mrs Mrs I Watson Mrs Armstrong Mrs Mitchell Mrs Mrs Campbell Mrs A Mrs Mane and Mrs Smith present me men called on Mrs come forward and present to each charier member and past president a beautiful corsage This Mrs did in a that made the little ceremony a very personal thing to each so honor ed She told of when the New market took up first aid and site and Sara Janes used to be practiced on and while submitt ing to this were sustained by the fact that refreshments vere aura to follow which so sweetened the ask that It became a treat also spoke of the pleasure it hud always been work with the Newmarket WI and that although was now married her interest in work vas as keen as ever even though its scopo might be a little more limited She art Invitation to the to vjslt her home and share the soclnltility of after noon tea any time whin they visiting the At the conclusion of her talk Mrs Charlie Willis pinned a cor- sage on her and on the present occupant of the presidential chair Mm Hodge Clark Smith The Holy City width was a feui of memory for a small boy but ho came through nobly and I was glad mo that he was rewarded apart from tho applause by more of approval like his pre- decessors Mrs brought greet ing from the department Mrs Clare Powell district secretary of Centre York brought a message and Mrs and Mrs spoke for the mayor and council Sho said she had ne ver had time to Join the but always admired their work and honed the Newmarket would feel free to ask for any assistance that she could help them attain Mrs C Lewis and Mrs said a few words of congratulat ion and remembrance One thing that pleased me was the fact that the speakers voices carried so well which is not always so There are two things that rouse lo fury one is to hear a spea ker he he man or woman who speaks clearly at the beginning of a sentence and then leaves you entirely in the dark as to the end The other is a singer who might as well bo singing in Hindustani for all the sense it makes When alt was over we adjourn ed to partake of the delicious re freshments provided and to re new acquaintances greet old friends and eventually come a- way delighted with the whole af ternoon Yes a anniversary is a very fine occasion I want to add here something I just learn ed from Mrs Hodge that the ver beautiful corsages were the work of Mrs Willis and Mrs Hayes These ladies showed their artistry in COUPLE WELCOMED AT SURPRISE PARTY A surprise parly was held In honor of Rev and Mrs A It Yielding at their home on Sept 24 when more than members of Grace Church congregation and their friends gathered to wel come them to Newmarket Mr and Mrs Yielding family have moved to town from Tor onto A pleasant social evening was spent Favorite old songs and hy mns were sung under the direct ion of Mr Jack Clark A platformrocker chair and matching table lamp were pre sented to Mr and Mrs Yielding by their Newmarket friends The presentation was made by Rev James Lewis Refreshments were served Pits Canadian Ontario cities and towns have reported more skunks than usual this summer and of course wherever there arc skunks mere is always danger of a special kind But Russell Toronto has solved the problem of having his skunk and having too He had Josephine disinherited cut off without a wentand keeps her In the house with him to like the domestic life Charles Klngsley Spring Arbor Michigan will be the the guest speaker at a youth rally at the Free Methodist church Millard Ave over Thanksgiving weekend Mr Kingsley spent six years as a layman in the field of radio advertising sales manager of the Port Huron sta tion also as an army chaplain in Europe combat engineers and in the Pacific with para troopers- He also was on tho staff of Spring Arbor College as director of gospel teams and field service He is representing Light and Life Mens Fellowship of the Free Methodist church RED CROSS BEGINS ACTIVE PROGRAM The fall program of the New market Red Cross has been an nounced by the president Mrs Fred It includes regul ar work days for sewers and quit ters a luncheon a guest speaker visits to York Manor It is estimated that retailers in Canada will do about billion of business in the current year independent stores will handle about percent of the total chain stores about percent Of nearly 35300 Canadians charged with indictable offenses in 30800 were convicted and the sponsoring of a first aidli w uid and were course detained for insanity The first work day wilt be held on Tuesday Oct from to in the workrooms of Trinity United church hall More work ers are needed to quilt and sew As usual lunch will be serv ed at oclock for Red Cross workers Those who are unable to attend the morning session but could give sometime in the after noon are invited to come for lun ch as Mrs McKcnzio of Reaver- ton will he the guest speaker Mrs is the regional director Regular visits were made to York Manor the countys home for the aged last year These vis its will be continued this winter Mrs reckon said If sufficient interest is shown the Red Cross will sponsor a first aid course OBITUARY David died suddenly at York County hospital on Thurs day Sept Horn in King Township he was the son of Mrs John and the late Mr Riddel He married Voma J hi Mr a baker was a member of SI Pauls Anglican church He was a Sunday school teacher and a lover of art Surviving are his wile and a son Robert John lw brothers John mid Daniel William also a Sister Margaret The funeral service was con dirtied by Rev J Rhodes at St Johns Anglican church on Saturday Sept were Frank Evans Charlie Ev ans Rod Caldwell Jan and Edward was In Newmarket Bell School Has Home And School Group A parent meeting was held at the Roll school on Tues day Sept to discuss the or ganization of Home and School association for school A mating committee was named to bring in a slate of officers at the October meeting Mr Hugh Grant school princi pal presided and welcomed the parents He introduced the mem of his teaching staff and Mrs Keif Atkinson guest speaker Mrs Atkinson a past president of the Newmarket Home and School of the value of an association to parents teachers and children She said she had gained much knowledge and many benefits from her work in Home and School Mrs Atkinson outlined the pro cedure Jul In wed in organizing a new association and described the duties of the officers and com- She read the Home and creed and said that a Homo and School should be planned the same as garden quoting the following Three rows peas preparation pro mptness and per sever Wice Three rows of squash squash indif ference squash gossip and unjust criticism Three rows of turnips turn up promptly for meetings turn up with a friendly attitude and with a determination lo bo mure cooperative Three rows of lettuce let us be loyal let us he enthusiastic and let us lie big enough to accept constructive criticism and to profit from it Mrs Fred Gardiner was nam ed chairman of the nominating committee Other members Lightmans Around Corner Main Street South BARGAINS RUBBER FOOTWEAR WOMENS PULLONS flat heels some white black broken sizes to CHILDRENS COWBOY PULLONS broken sizes MISSES ZIPPER FRONT PULLONS CHILDRENS LOW RUBBERS white etc BOYS LOW RUBBERS WOMENS LOW RUBBERS to 98c MENS LOW RUBBERS Goods satisfactory or money refunded HOURS DAY OCT Help your favorite charity with Belly Crocker for Tops THANKSGIVING TREATS FOR YOUR FEAST STOKBLYS FANCY PUMPKIN 2 tins 21c COMBINATION OFFICII Mb Both for CROCK CAKE MIX Devils Food Honey nt tins or White HEINZ FANCY TOMATO JUICE tins MAPLE LEAF LARD MAPLE LEAF MINCEMEAT TURKEYS to 51c available In MOST EAT SWIFT TO ft MAM VACUUM HAMS Appointment As Canon Honors Rectors Work litanies rector of St Pauls Anglican church has nf- pointed a of the r church of St James Mr 1 Wilson ami Mrs A uestloualrc will he sent lit lies been ho ificliJitlienl church since parents of children attending i in Hell school It will request Mr and and fan- ww ily came Newmarket from Point Prior to Unit they Farm Fresh FRUITS VEGETABLES FIRST OF SEASON NEW BRUNSWICK POTATOES 50lb bag 115 101b bag 33c White and Fluffy THOMPSON SWEET AND JUICY SEEDLESS GRAPES lbs 29c CALIFORNIA SIZE FIRM 2 Heads FOR THE HOLIDAY OR CANDIED Its Sweet Potatoes at SI had served in a parish Johns Newfoundland The appointment wiis made Rev Wilkinson I of Toronto when in view the growth of the Toronto din- WHO number of was from to Then- are clergymen in he diocese This in Die first time in to years that rector of St Pauls has such on hon or MeUoiilKk was ihe lust lo hold ofice appointment recognizes Mr Rhodes work In the parish during farm his dilutes church iiiiivllhs prospered The church and lis repaired and re novated with necessary additions been Mr Rhodes has taken an act ive part in the community life of He served on xecuUve of the Newmark et Ministerial association Scout Group committee lie has given religious traintm in the pu blic schools and has assisted with many other projects in the lown at ion At the ft made conclusion of the meet- lour of the school was Lanada has less than four per sons per square mill of territory computed more than 3D per sons per mile in the Uni ted Slates In the firM six months Canadas foreign deficit llmt Is the excess Imports over exports reached the alttime re cord of million cause of inflation in term of power in Canadian dollar was worth in is worth cents in Shop At JOHN MORNINGS DRUG STORE Aurora For Personal Service Telephone FA AURORA SAUSAGE MEAT Swift Mb bag 39c SUKLT Hi jar MIXED PICKLES Ac oil price jar CHEESE SPREAD 29c i MONARCH PIE CRUST 31c ALUMINUM IGA COCKTAIL GREEN GIANT PEAS ft roll ft roll 20oz 29c Frozen Food Features PEAS IS STRAWBERRIES 39c 6K0CERV PURCHASES 4 CASH REGISTER TAPES With them you can All premium redemptions must he on the values listed In CATALOGUES ONLY AURORA BRADFORD KESWICK SUTTON