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Women Christian trance Union meeting will be eld at the home of Mrs M Main St North New market on Tuesday Nov at pm Receives degree J who hat been doing pent graduate work in zoology at Washington State College Pullman received Ms of science degree on October Ho in con tinuing hi work in biology to obtain his doctorate In the Canadian manufactur ing industry the and bever age group leads all others in val ue of output In 1955 this group shipped billion worth of goods nearly onefifth of total factory shipments Our Re Write Letter the editor are always welcome but the names of the writers must be known to the editor 219 Millard Avenue Newmarket Ontario October The Witor During the recent swimming pool fund drive I visited many homes and was asked many ques tions about town affairs The most popular what has hap pened to the shopping centre Of course have no idea what is be ing done about 11 and I feel that perhaps a progress report might be welcomed by your readers I am on record in an earlier is sue of the Era as being very much opposed to the centre be cause of its serious consequences to our present business people The town simply is not big enough to be split up this way On the other hand most of us in terested enough to look into the matter have fell right along that the plan presented to the Indus trial Manning Board would not bo a success This hitler possibility should it evolve would be very embarras sing to our Planning Board This issue was carried into council with such energy and enthusiasm that It literally carried councils breath away If it foils then I think there would be a few red faces in town politics Very truly Hoy Keys Taxpayers of Newmarket The Town of Newmarket been for J 966 according to the provisions of the Assessment Act under the method set out in the Manual of Asses sed Values issued by the Department of Municipal Affair for the Province of Ontario All notices of assessment on which taxes for will be levied will be in the mail by October 50th New values represent 100 of values a con siderable increase over previous assessments Your increased assessment does not therefore necessarily mean an increase in taxes In order to acquaint taxpayers with the method employed to compute their assessment the Assessment Department at the Newmarket Town Hall will be open between the hours of am to Noon pm to and pm to pm on the following dates fort Taxpayers with property in ST GEORGES WARD Thursday Friday Saturday Nov 2 ST ANDREWS WARD Monday Tuesday Nov ST PATRICKS WARD Wednesday Thursday Nov We regret that telephone calls regarding these assessments cannot be entertained at any hour during these dales M Mayor Clerk TORONTO October 23rd The Keillor As one of your longtime read ers may I have a spot of your valued space in which to my say concerning the muchused word consumer With todays almost universal drift to urbanization perhaps it is not surprising to find a tend ency to lake a sort of urban copy right on the term consumer Be that as it may I recall one of the wise men beaming the following warning at the people along the pavements The farmer realizes his dependence upon the cities His grievance is that the people in the secondary ami manufact uring and service industries do not fully understand their depen dence on the country They for get that the farmer is the prin cipal consumer of the world and that unless there is a free flow of manufactured products to the worlds worker in the city will be on relief J Birthday Club Birthday wishes are extended this week to Lee Brown years old on Oct Robert Metcalfe New market 3 years old on Saturday Oct Rosemary Sybil Salmon years old on Saturday Oct Karen Marie Burling Newmar ket years old on Sunday Oct 28 Donald Larry Auro ra years old on Sunday Oct Bruce Donald Rich mond Hill 9 years old on Mon day Oct Charles Brian It It Sutton West 8 years old on Tuesday Oct 30 Karen Aurora years old on Tuesday Oct 30 Cynthia Jane Lues by New market years old on Thursday Nov I Deborah Susan Leach New market year old on Thursday Nov Send in your name a ad dress and become a member of the and Express birthday club The Newmarket Era and press Thursday Nov I I Keswick News Today and Tomorrow HERE IS HOPE- HELP- AND ME At IN Note This biweekly article will contain facta about hospital and published as a public by in cooperation with the Ontario Hospital Asso ciation WICKET I AT BANK A special childrens wicket designed for the conven ience of savers has just been installed at the Newmark et Branch of The Bank of Nova Scotia Now IhL youngsters pet much tun out of saving with Dad and Mother as they do out of shopping with them says A Oath manager of the branch and of course the saving habit is a good habit to know A special attendant is on duty at the tiny attractive wickets which are open for the young de positors every Friday from to pm The Newmarket Public Library There will be a story hour for the boys and girls in the Child rens room of the Newmarket Public library every Saturday morning at am commenc ing November The first story will be one by Beatrix Potter The show case this week feat ures books and figurines by Bea trix Potter Do you remember Peter Babbit Mr Tod Little Pig Robinson Mrs Tit tie mouse the Two Bad Mice ami the others The figurines have been loaned for this exhibition by the family of one of the teachers in the New market high school This year we have not been able to order any new books for the library A local lady came in the other day and offered to pay for one new per month for the boys and girls section if the Librarian would order it end send the bill to her Our first story will be from one of these gift hooks We are looking forward with pleasure to the Story Hours when we hope to bring to life some of the childrens favorite story book characters Irene Librarian The practice of taking pictures of some internal part of the hu man body is even more common in most hospitals today than is having a meal in the average home Secrets revealed through the miracle of Xray be it a broken bone a foreign body in the sto mach or a spot on a lung arc in valuable to medical science and to hospital care and treatment Yet prior to medical pra ctitioners and hospital personnel had to try to discover these same secrets on a trial and error basis without benefit of such a great invention It was on January that the German physicist Conrad Roentgen announced the discovery of a device to sec in side the human body His orig inal and cumbersome apparatus is now on display in the Deutsche Museum in Munich Improved and more efficient Xrays are standard equipment In hospitals everywhere There is no doubt that few discoveries have had such a profound effect on medical practice and on the hos pital Few people realize how much research has gone into improving Xray equipment since or how much it costs to Install a modern Xray department and to keep it going on a standby basis It has brought speed precis ion into many kinds of diagnosis It is no exaggeration to say It has saved hundreds of thousands perhaps millions of lives Mr Thomas Johnston owner of the Stores of Keswick and Sutton left on Monday via plane for a months visit to re latives in and near Belfast Ire land and London England Miss Jale Wright who has a Toronto position was at home for the weekend ft The Christian church held their monthly missionary meeting on Friday evening led by Mrs Jack Wright Mrs Clarence Crittend ens yearly report showing the splendid financial old given to different missionary causes was very gratifying Alt regrett ed the absence of Rev Serrick who entered the clin ic on Friday for a checkup Car olyn Nancy and Kenneth rick spent the weekend in Mark- ham Mr and Mrs Grant and children Midland were here for the weekend to attend the HoggMcleod wedding at the English church Roches Paint where Grant was groomsman Mr and Mr William McCenerty were guests at the wedding William was one of the ushers Mrs VanWyck spent the week end in Buffalo Mr Jack Winch supplied on Sunday morning in the Christian church for Rev who Is ill There were fifteen guests lor the weekend at Mr and Mrs Wi nches home at the lake from the teachers college Toronto five of whom gave two special numbers the service Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Goddard were Mrs Godd- ard Sr and Mr and Mrs Gord on and family all from Tor onto Anniversary services in the United church were welt attend ed Rev Boyle Toronto deliver ed two inspiring sermons and special music was rendered by the junior choir in the morning and the senior choir with soloist Miss McGowan In the ev ening Miss Peggy was home for the weekend ITS YOUR PRIVILEGE WHETHER YOU OR NOT IS YOUR NAME Teachers Continuing InService Course The InService Course for ele mentary teachers of the area sponsored by the Women Teach ers and Men Teachers federat ions continues to be effective Donald in his third lecture on The Slow Learner stressed several teaching principles Among these were the following know the child reward his efforts expect the best and always make allowances for in dividual differences Neither acceleration nor the repetition of grades the answer to achieving the childs best pro gress Several groups progress ing at their own pace in each grade is the ideal situation The teacher must endeavor to discover each childs special in terests Extracurricular activit ies can be used effectively to in terest him further in his school Diagrams pictures and plen ty of concrete material are nece ssary in teaching the slow learn er This is because of the fact that he usually has less imagination than his quicker classmate said Mr MacTavish Accurate records of ability progress effort and all other per tinent factors should kept by the teacher These will be of in valuable assistance to the pre sent as well as to the future tea chers Swell topics as dramatics folk singing and social studies will be on the agenda for com ing weeks Bought Rite Cut Rite for cooking trimmed of ex- fat and bone KITK to bring you the most economical meat buying youve ever known effective November First 5 ribs trimmed the way PRIME RIB ROASTS lb 59c ON THE VOTERS LIST i The Town Pulpit person whom name appear on Hit voters list should vote NEWMARKET MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS Monday DECEMBER 3 Your name may not be entered on Hie lint THIS INFORMATION MAY BE ASCERTAINED by examining the liat at llio places hereunder noted hour or by checking at Town Clerks Office Any time Between am and pm Wed and Sat afternoons 4 I I LOCATIONS LIST MAY BE EXAMINED Poll Office Town Clerks Office oclock am pm and Wrd and Sal to noon Printed appeal forms for the correction of errors or may be obtained at the Town Clerks Office Any appeals must be forwarded in the office of the Town Clerk Town Hall on or before November If your name is not on the List and you have the qualifications of an elector call at THE TOWN CLERKS OFFICE any time between am and Sat and Wed am to noon and enter your appeal qualify to vote at Municipal you must he el age a an owner or tenant or wife or fciuband of an owner or tenant Those who occupy domestic of serve meals ami qualify above arc KNTITLKI TO to vote wo or more rooms in which limy sloop prepare and VOTK ItOOMKItS AND AUK NOT you have changed your place of residence this year Make Mire your name on the voterV Hut Ho not Mil Important duty REMEMBER THE LAST DAY FOR FILING APPEALS NOVEMBER WESLEY BROOKS lown Clerk t e truths sake which dwcllcth In us ami shall be with us forever If John Once lot the truth of God ob tain an into the human heart mid the whole unto itself no power hum or infernal can dislodge it We en tertain it not as a but as the master of the house This is Christian necessity he is no Christian who doth not thus be lieve Those who feel the vital power of the and know of the as lie opens applies and seals the turds Word would sooner be torn to than to rent from the gospel of their salva tion What a mercies ate wrapt up in the assurance that the troth will be with us forever will be our livitiK support our dying comfort our son our eternal Ktory This is Chris tian privilege Without it our faith were little worth Some truths we and leave be hind for they are but rudiments and for beginners but we cannot Urns ileal with Divine truth for though it is sweet food for babes it is in the highest meat for men The truth that we are sinners painfully with us to humble us and make us watchful the more blessed truth that whosoever on the Jesus shall be saved abides us as our hope and joy so far from loosening our I d of the doc trines of has knit us them more firmly our grounds and motives for believing are now more more numerous than ever and we have reason to that It will be so till in death we clasp the Saviour in our arms Wherever this abiding love of truth can be discovered we are hound to exercise our love No narrow circle can contain our gracious sympathies wide as the election of grace must be our communion of heart Much 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