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it know why to the people in Credit ero- and Irw remain taxation elsewhere In Canada For Infor mation write to the Social Credit of Canada 227 Avenue Ottawa AIR UNO SEA Everything in Travel A K BCHHfTT PA Chairman Insurance Committee York County Federation of Agriculture Last week Frank asked me to talk about insurance farm liability insurance Now that Is a subject I like to talk about But you may ask what has insurance got to do with me or the Federation of Agriculture Well Im a farmer and nearly all farmers are members of the Federation and the Federation started the Cooperators Insur ance Association in Now it is a big company writing auto and farm liability insurance So its our company and about that Farm Family Liability Insurance It protects the farmer and mem bers of his family for any liabili ty arising out of negligence any where in the world In addition it provides public medical payments coverage that covers injuries sustained by the public while on the farm property or premises regardless of whether or not the fanner or his family are liable There is also a per farm animal collision coverage for ani mals killed on a public highway You can include in the policy on an optional basis coverage that will help pay medical bills for yourself your family and your hired help in case of accidental injury You can also have pro tection for your farm equipment against fire theft and miscellane ous perils This is good Insurance and I wouldnt be without it Why not have one of our qualified Coop erators Insurance Association rep resentatives explain this policy to you John R R 3 Newmarket Phone collect James A Spencer St Mae4e phone 247w Yours sincerely Stan Watson and Express Classifieds Results First Scoot Appears On Lake Two New Police Bought By East Page The Newmarket Era and Saw earn o Two police cruisers are being purchased by East Gwillimbury township Up to now police of ficers have been driving their own cars on duty and have been paid mileage At the regular monthly meet ing the township council adopted a resolution introduced by Coun cillors Charles Crone and Gar field Wright to purchase the cars Tenders submitted were as follows Motors 2475 Morton Brothers Thomas Birrell Brad Walker and McNeil Sales 29790 Council accepted the tender of McNeil Sales Ltd at a price of per car New culverts are to be install ed on Goodes sideroad and the sideroad subject to the approval of the district mu nicipal engineer Council accept ed a bid from Smiths feed store for the supply of powder for the township One road employee was given a five cent per hour increase as of March and the remainder of This Scoot a combination snowmobile and hydroplane is the first appear on Lake Simcoe al though Scoots are common on Georgian Bay Joe owner and Lloyd Crate builder had this model out on Lake Simcoe last weekend It can travel on ice snow or water it is expected to go 100 miles per hour on water Photo by Mike Gillan WATER AND ICE SCOOT BUILT BY KESWICK MAN Fishermen on Cooks Bay a week ago poked their heads out of their fish huts to see what was making the noise What they saw was a scoot a combination snowmobile and hy droplane skimming over the ice at speeds of to miles per hour kicking up a cloud of snow The scoot is owned by Joe Dun Toronto and was built by Crate and Sons boat builders at Keswick at a cost of It is like a snowmobile in that it is driven by an airplane motor and propellor and has a closed compartment for passeng ers The runners are flush with the body instead of being six inches or one foot below Also the scoot may be used on the ice in water or on deep snow It can skip from ice to water and back onto ice without a blimp Crate built the craft from a photograph A spare motor from Scabe aircraft powers the five passenger scoot Lloyd Crate has had the scoot up to speeds of 65 miles per hour but hampered by drifting snow and high winds has only reached miles per hour He hasnt had a chance to test it on water but says it should do over miles per hour Although scoots are used ex tensively on Georgian Bay during ice breakup time Dunkelmans is one of the first seen in this area Mount Albert News 1957 MARCH MOM 2S 27 29 30 IMG SAIE of FARM MACHINERY COMBINES II No 10 ft SI Also ft with motor very special prices TRACTORS used very good POWER MOWERS SIDE RAKES stock all models new and used See us for prices FREEZER ft now off HAMMER MILL new At a bargain SPREADERS Cobcy PTO new Reg for 1 t r a c r rubber new Reg for I 375 II tractor largo size new Reg for LOADER Ferguson for Ford or Ferguson tractors One new Reg for DRILL tractor fertilizer new rubber Regular for CULTIVATORS heavy duty springtooth new Two Factory cost one Way Rubber or steel wheels new 150 off G Young Sons Mount Albert Ontario Thieves were busy in Mount Albert on Friday evening They tried to inter Lome Mainprizes store but gained entry to the post office next door Nothing of value is- known to be missing but every thing in the office was turned inside out The postmaster Reg Miller had removed all money when he lock ed up at pm on Friday OPP arc investigating Congratulations to Charles Moorhcad and Claudia Carlin who were married in the United church Saturday at pm The hunting group held a sur prise party in honor of Mr and Mrs Bruce Jordan on Saturday evening when they dropped in at their home to present them with a table lamp Bruce and Dorothy have purchased a garage business in Mactier The community is sor ry they will be leaving but wish es them every success in their new business William Hicks and son have been doing extensive renovating in their general store New shelv ing has been added and addition al meat storage installed Mr and Mrs Morgan Marilyn Moulds were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Guy Williamson Albert who celebrated his birthday on Tuesday March has been visiting his daughter Mrs Guy Williamson and Mr Williamson over the weekend 4 Robert Wilson and Mrs G two of our senior citiz ens have passed away recently Sympathy is extended to their families and relatives Mr and Mrs Harry have sold their home in town They have purchased a house in New market and expect to move about the first of April 44 Mr and Mrs Harry Draper Wayne and Susan Cordova Min es spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Walt Draper Misses Marilyn Bone and Anna Morton attended the fashion show at Simpsons on Saturday Mr and Mrs Grant Draper Mrs Jean Richards and Carol Toronto called on friends in town on Sunday They had dinner with Mr and Mrs John Burr Miss Helen Harmon University of Toronto spent the weekend with her parents Mr mid Mrs Dennis Thompson spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Fred and his mother Mrs Fred Thompson in Mr and Mrs Kenneth Jnrvis Willowdale were Tuesday even ing visitors at the home of his father 4 4 Mr and Mrs C A Cadieux Islands were Wednesday guests of her mother Mrs Fred Mr and Mrs Wilbur and Ronnie were Tuesday afternoon visitors at the home of their cousins Mr and Mrs Roy Mr and Mrs and Jackie visited relatives in Toron to on Friday Mr and Mrs Alvin Arnold were Saturday dinner guests of Mrs Arnolds mother Mrs George Mrs Stewart Reefer Toronto spent the weekend with her moth er Mrs George 4 Mr and Mrs Keswick were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Roy Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Kenneth on the arrival of their baby daughter on Sunday morning 4 Mr and Mrs Elston Sparrow Snelgrove visited her sister Mrs William Cooper Beverley and Charles on Sunday 4 4 4 Mrs Anthony Dike sponsored a stork shower on Wednesday even ing for Mrs Gordon Burk 4 Miss Olive Watts Toronto spent the weekend with her mother Mrs Fred Watts 4 4 The many friends of Mrs Will- Campbell will be pleased to hear that she is improving the road employees are to receive the same pay as they did in Relief labor was set at cents per hour Tax Discounts Tax discounts and penalties were set by council The reso lution calls for a bylaw to make tax installment No due on July 30 Two percent discount will be allowed on installment No if paid on or before July 30 and a two percent penalty will be imposed on all taxes repaid after Dec 15 to Jan 31 and half of one percent per month until paid Gravel Tenders The following tenders were received for the supply crushing and delivering of gravel per cubic yard Frank S Coyle Halman Construction Blyth Construction 92 and Russell Stewart The council accepted the Blyth Construction tender at cents per cubic yard subject to the approval of the district munici pal engineer FOR PROPANE GAS A INSTALLATIONS call SIMCOE PROPANE Keswick Phone Roches Point GAS and APPLIANCES HEATING COOKING ETC PINE ORCHARD Mr and Mrs Fred Newmarket were recent visitors of Mr and Mrs William 4 Mr and Mrs and family spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs W Whitfield Thorn- bury Mrs Jesse Mr and Mrs Harry and Miss ine Cedar Valley have been holidaying in Florida 4 The club met at the home of Mrs George Crawford Cedar Valley on Monday night March and Mrs Robert Dennis and family Ottawa were week end guests of Mr and Mrs Doug las Hope An enjoyable social evening was held at Union church on Fri day evening Mr James Carter led in a singsong Rev Harold showed films on Alexan der Graham Bell the marionettes and the dial telephone system These were greatly appreciated and proved most educational and interesting to those present The first robin of t e season was noticed by this scribe on Fri day March Trees are tapped and there is a good run of sap Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Lome Garrow Blossom London on the birth of a son on February SHARON St James Anglican church ser vice each Sunday is at 930 am with Sunday school at am Un ited church service each Sunday is at am with Sunday school at am All are welcome at all these services Mrs Fred Hall spent the week end at Smiths Falls with her bro ther and family Rev Frank and Mrs Ward Mrs Buchanan Country Acres visited her sister Mrs L Phil lips for a couple of days last week 4 Mr and Mrs Doug Mount and Dale visited friends in the village over the weekend R1VERDRIVE PARK Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Roy Murray Oak Street on the birth of their twins a son and a daughter Eddie of the 1st Park cub pack has passed his second tar the first cub to do so since the formation of the pack in 4 4 On Monday March 11 bridal shower was held for Gloria Mar shall by her grandmother Mrs Marshall Friends and neighbors gave her some very lovely gifts Queensville News The Ladies of the and Maple Hill Baptist churches met at the home of Mrs Art Ben nington last Thursday for their monthly missionary meeting Miss Marion Eves and Miss Jane Whitfield attended the leaders meeting of the club in New market last week 4 Mr Andrew Chisholm of the Street Mission in Toronto was the guest speaker at the Bap tist Young Peoples meeting last Friday Mr also show ed a film entitled Out of the storm depicting the work of the mission A number of ladies from Union street and Queensville institutes attended the cooking school in Sharon hall last Tuesday 4 On Thursday March 21 the adult fellowship of the Baptist church will meet in Sharon Hall at pm for a social get together All are welcome Mr and Mrs of Bobcag- visited Mr and Mrs Whit field on Friday and Miss Donna returned with them for the weekend A number of ladies attended the fashion show in Newmarket last Wednesday 4 4 4 Mr and Mrs H spent Sunday with their daughter Mrs C A Flower Joyce and Mr Flower in Angus 4 4 Mr and Mrs Cameron Johnston and daughters of Toronto visited Mrs Camerons parents Mr and Mrs Frank Kavanagh last Sun day 4 4 Mr and Mrs Harry Toombs vis ited Mrs Toombs sister Mrs Geo rge Jr and Mr in Sutton west 4 Mrs and daught er Mrs Flower and Mr Flower spent last week in Rome Georgia with an aunt Mrs Caroline Shore and cousins Mr and Mrs S ds 4 4 Congratulations to Mr and Mrs J Lapp on the birth of little Ter ry John 4 O I North In accordance with authority given by Mun- Council on March notice is hereby given that bylaw 1364 prohibiting dogs from run ning at large will be strictly enforced after April Any dogs found on public property or on pre mises other than the owners without proper con trol by I a or someone in charge may be im pounded and if not redeemed within two days shall be destroyed by poundkeeper WINCH clerk Be In a Yen Several from here attended the operetta in Pickering college in Newmarket last week Mrs Byron Aylward spent last week visiting in Toronto YORK NORTH PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEETING And ELECTION Or OFFICERS Speaker MICHAEL STARR MP RICHMOND HILL HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM MARCH 22 1957 pm Refreshments All Welcome Heres where your money Buick Super 2door mesh sees nearest Buick dealer is the best man in town to get to knowright now Hes making it mighty easy for you to get everything you want in a line car in a new of course Its all a matter what you get lor what you spend and just look at what you do get in any Buick Thats when your excitement starts to rise with your first look at these classically beautiful lines And when youre behind the wheel feeling the instant response of that new Variable Pitch your excite ment mounts even higher Its a new kind of performance sparked by brilliant obedience from a big cubicinch V8 engine Then you brake to a gentle stop or even a quick one and you learn how braking virtually ends the downinfront dip youve had to live with up to now You go around curves and corners with the confidence of a cat on a carpet like a train on tracks Thats Buicks combina tion of balljoint suspension a new lower centre of gravity and unique frontend geometry that gives you the easiest handling and surest cornering youve ever known You go on and on getting happier and happier and your moneys talking bigger and bigger every mile Visit your Buick dealer and take the wheel of a 57 Buick Doit today New Advanced Variable Pitch the Buick today It is standard on Headmaster Super and optional modest extra cost on the Special Right now ealis A MOTORS M0t0rS Newmarket Ltd 361 Eagle St Newmarket Phone TW 52351