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OMEN LIBERALS HEAR DISCUSSION A panel discussion on Our Rid ing Election Time highlighted the March meeting of the York iNortli Womens Liberal associat ion in the Newmarket town hall Mrs- Donald Downey Aurora presided An outline of the work of Hon Lester Pearson was presented Mrs Charles Webster Aurora Mrs Webster is a past president of the organization Moderator of the panel was Mrs Beatrice Brown Newmarket Members were Lome Lee Aur ora Sam Cook Richmond Hill and Lome Evans Aurora Mr Lee is Riding association presi dent and Mr Cook is the secre tary A vote of thanks was extended for the interesting program by Mrs Bruce Hunter Newmarket There will be no meeting in April ilV We mutt admit the of giving An Idea of how f Of world living Newmarket Furniture Electric Main Youth Jailed For Drunk Driving Ray Cowl of Keswick was sentenced to days in jail when convicted on March by Magi strate Hollinrake of drunk driv ing He entered a plea of not guilty but changed it to guilt His drivers license was suspend ed for one year North police testi fied that Cowl had to be assisted in walking from his car to the cruiser on March 2 following a minor accident on County Road one mile west of Sutton Pol ice testified there was a strong of alcohol on Cowls breath Prof J Rogers told the court the blood test registered 21 parts alcohol per This was equivalent to to ounces of liquor he said HOPE Lenten service will be held in SharonHope United church on Wednesday evening April at pm All members of the Friend ship Circle arc urged to attend It will be followed by the busi ness meeting of the Friendship Circle at the home of Miss Nora Shaw Hostesses are Mrs K Shaw and Mrs G Watson On Sunday April commun ion service held in Shar onHope United church at 945 am Mr and Mrs Elton Hutchinson spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs K and family Mr Sheldon Walker has been on a trip to Ottawa and Montreal this past week Mr and Mrs Howard and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Cecil Andrews Newmarket KEN STEPHENS IMPORTANT NOTICE The citizens of Newmarket are faced with a momentous decision if we vote in favour of LIQUOR OUTLETS it will mean the thin edge of the wedge and make the way clear for BEER PARLORS and COCKTAIL BARS Vote dangerous an d stop Promise yourself to be just as enthusiastic about the success of others as yon are about your own from the Optimist Creed We live in a changing world Among other things human be ings are born to replace those who die This means that youth is continually coming into action with a fresh purpose and ambi tion to make a better world This is the way it should be However there is nothing more important than to give these young people the opportunity to prepare them selves for this effort It is not always as easy as it may seem to make things better because the good and the bad are too often so mixed up together that it is very hard to separate them Russian Communism teaches that the only effective way to change things is by viol ence The only trouble with this means is that the good as well as the bad is usually destroyed and so there is no improvement Todays leaders are therefore under an obligation to help our young people to distinguish the good from the bad and to study to change the bad without destroy- I the good Then they will be 1 able to make a worthy contribu tion to progress However todays young people are not satisfied just to sit back and learn from their leaders but many are stepping out on their own in the right direction Proof of this was shown recently at a meeting of high school students These young people drew up a set of rules for youth applicable to todays conditions and from these they compiled Ten Com mandments Here they are Stop and think before you drink 2 Dont let your parents down they brought you up He humble enough to obey You will be Jiving orders your self some day At the first moment turn away from unclean thinking at the first moment Dont show off when driving if you to race go to Indian apolis fi Choose a date who would make a good mate Go to church faithfully The Creator gives us a week give Him back an hour Avoid following the crowd he engine not a caboose Choose your companions carefully you are what they are Or even better keep the ori ginal Ten Commandments Yours in optimism Ken Stephens Oratory And Posters Featured At York Temperance Convention Two new police cruisers were delivered to East Gwillimbury township on Monday this week Here the cruisers are handed over to Chief Constable Joseph Jardine by a district representative of an automobile firm Police constables will no longer be required to use their own cars The new cruisers arc radioequipped Photo by Vic Queensville News Pouters and oratorical contests by young people were features at the recent convention of the York County Unit of the Ontario Tem perance Federation at the Chris- linn Baptist church Newmarket Rev A Whattam Toronto for many years the field worker for York County was guest speaker for the afternoon session He filled in for Dr Wilkinson president of the who was not able to attend because of illness Rev Whattam said To use and not education about liquor means losing out on study of the facts and the truth about it Royal Moulton executive for the Ontario federation was present and showed two tem perance films He brought the closing message and reported ly Vaughn Bobby Biown Bloomington Gary Prentice Stouffville Kindergarten Judith Wilkin son Michael Alcorn Wesley Jonathan 1 Judges were Mm Hooker Miss New- market and Mrs A It R Newmarket is business The Newmarket Public Library By WHO SATS ITS DULL Mr and Mrs Kavanagh Halifax called on Mr Ka- vanaghs parents Mr and Mrs J F Kavanagh on Sunday A large number attended the meeting of the Sports Day com mittee held last Wednesday night for the purpose of making several changes on the list previously made at the fall meeting Harry Toombs the secretary- treasurer took and recorded the minutes of the past meeting and Charlie Jefferys first vicepresi dent acted as chairman Owing to the resignation of George Rich ardson who is moving from the community Charlie was elected president First vicepre sident Willard Cryderman se cond vicepresident Don Smith and Bert Boyd were added to the advertising committee The pre sident is to be the representative to the park board The committee is anxious to get started on plans and organization at once for our Sports Day which is coming up on Saturday Aug ust The Womens Institute will hold a euchre in Sharon Hall on Tues day April Proceeds will go to the Log Cabin Project The Afternoon and Evening Auxiliaries of the have re ceived an invitation to visit the auxiliary in Newmarket on Tues day April The regular meeting of the Wo mens Association of the United church has been changed from April 2 to Tuesday April at Mrs Dike attended a lunch eon meeting of the four Presby- tcrials of the Christian Steward ship Secretaries of the at the home of Mrs P Conference Stewardship secre tary in Toronto last Friday had the ok- of asking a man about hW occupation and finding him Puppet Show Extremely enthusiastic about Every Saturday morning at we hart always thought a Story Hour is held for the bey ard girls Once each month it Take accounting for instance takes the form of a puppet show In my younger day I always on recent youth education I The March show was the story I lured an accountant as a man per- on beverage alcohol Sleeping Beauty We say on a high squinting at the high school level thank you to Susan and Jane under an eye shade and pouring The executive of the arid their parents for over column after column of ftp York County unit include honor- the fine show they produced I And yet Ive talked to presidents Dr J Boyd and Around 200 children attended Dr J P Wilson president Del- and it was so successful that they Booth vice president were invited to it last Friday evening at Home Cody secretary M Starr law and legislation Harry West pre sident of York and Peel Counties Mrs Davidgc Centennial During the week of April who say their work is fascinating and that It gives them a tremendous feeling of creative Green Acres accomplishment With a false impression of the dent of Newmarket Mrs display of documents pictures Beckett president of Keswick WCTU Mrs P Winch Oratorical Contests Sharon Rumble was first in the junior class in the ora torical contests Others who spoke were Billy Bonny Saunders Newmarket Linda Fletcher Sharon Billy Crawford Wesley David Kettlcby Donald DruoT Newmarket and Ferguson In the intermediate class were The community is sorry to hear Kevin Foley Newmarket first and other record of the other mans job hard to un derstand why he sticks to It and seems to enjoy it The same is true of the real Battalion Canadian Expedition- i business Some people think Force will be held in the real estate brokers only aim in Newmarket Public Library life is to sell property and make Among the many pieces on money but actually my work I he CITIZENS WELFARE LEAGUE Close to members of the Christian Baptist church senior choir guests of Rev and Mrs Fred on March 20 They attended a presentation of The Messiah by the Choral Society of Toronto at church I and Mrs charter- 1 a bus for the trip They en tertained the group prior to re turning to Newmarket that Mr and Mrs George Rich ardson and family are moving to Newmarket Mr and Mrs Clarence Wright visited Mr a Mrs last Sunday Mrs Raymond Huntley Aurora accompanied by Mrs Tom Miller Newmarket spent last Thursday visiting Mrs Sydney Thompson and Mrs Huntley and visited in Keswick Labor income in Canada in billion compared to billion in and bil lion in I at your fingertips The first aid kit and insurance both hive important roles play in he event of accidents Each year the companies writing accident and sickness insurance in Canada pay out more than ninety Milion not including auto mobile accident costs to policy holders a mighty bulwark against unusual financial strain It is far better though to prevent accidents and mishaps rather than to ileal with the treatment of their ser ious and often tragic aftereffects That is why insurance companies arc constantly seeking to stem Canadas mounting accident toll Safety pays dividend saves lives helps to lower your costs He Careful mm ALL CANADA INSURANCE FEDERATION Gun Club Seeks New Members For Trap Shoots Guns the shots liny made and the shots they missed covers percent of the conversat ion one hoars amongst the mem bers of the Gun Club operating east of Sharon This is the spoil for the tired overworked worried business man When youre standing out there on the ramp and those tar gets come sailing out you havent time to think about anything but lining up the target and filing Thats how enthusiastic Gun Club president Howard Morton sums up the sport of trapshooting and there- wont be many to give him an argument Getting back to the club one finds a restful atmosphere in the clubhouse where the targitrncn ran sit bark relax and chew the fat about their mutual shooting problems Outside the clubhouse one finds four ramps leading out to the target area the clay birds come sailing out The targets work off an an electric firing device Last weekend was a particular ly important one with the Gun Club The first Registered Shoot of the season under the Provincial Trapshnoting Associat ion v held The event drew gunmen from Toronto Hamilton Niagara Kails Aurora Newmark et Bradford and Sharon Then were two divisions in the matches singles and doubles Hill Bradford and James Willnil Aurora were high guns the day knocking down targets out of a possible In singles Ivan Drummond of Niagara Falls blasted targets out of a possible In doubles thats when two targets come fly ing out at the same time Ol iver and J Miller both of Tor onto scored 20 each to top the field Jim Aurora and Jim tied for the runnerup award via The Gun club has members from the North York area at the moment Howard Mm ion Ik pre sident Watson Newmarket secretary Harry Hodge Newmar ket treasurer Gieg Rogers Aur ora Hill Watson Newmarket Not Spang Jim Aurora executive The club would welenme new members Anyone interested may contact any member of the exec utive While there are many ing events across Ontario for the shotgunners this summer the event comes off in August at Vandalia Ohio when it ex pected that more than 3000 from all parts of North America will convene for the championship matches During the championship declaring week it is forecast that the gunners will throw a total of ton of lead Mr and Mrs Max Stiles and family of Newmarket and Mrs Hugh Elliot Agincourt visited their mother Mrs It Stiles last Sunday Mr and Mrs Hay Ottawa and Mr and Mrs Charles Flower Angus visited their par ents Mr and Mrs Harry Lead belter over the weekend Joan Stouffville and Ronald Smurthwait In the senior class were Earl Hoover Peaches SS township first and Gail Wesley Judges were Mrs Booth Kettlcby Mrs New market and Stiver villc Poster Contests There were CI posters entered for the convention contests The following were the winners in order of merit Grades nine 10 and Mur ray Ferguson Martin Free Methodist Newmarket Skelly St John Queensville Grades six seven and eight Florence Yoke SS Frank Harris Joan Free Methodist SS Newmarket Grades three four and five Bit- play will be the Register of and the Casualty Roll There is the first known picture of the York Rangers taken in Newmarket in also a color ed picture of HM Troopship Olympic a large ship of the Cunard White Star Line having four smokestacks It was on the Olympic that the travelled overseas in World War In one frame there are mili tary orders given 100 years apart and 1917 to York County soldiers There is also a display case of military trophies won by the Rangers You are invited to drop into the library any evening next week to view this display which marks the anniversary of the mo bilization of the Battalion on April and We say with Laurence Binyon They shall grow not old as we that are left grow old Age shall not weary them nor the years condemn At the going down of the sun and in the mornin We will remember them Irene Librarian satisfactions on sales or vtdes a great many that are not based commissions For example I always set a kick out of a family exactly the type of home they have been looking for And I get a great feeling of pride whenever a home owner comes to me and asks me to sell It for him To me that means far more than the mere fact that I now have an additional piece of property to of fer to the public More important it means that I have been entrust ed with what Is probably this persons most valuable possession and it Is up to me to live up to this trust and handle the deal wisely It is intangible like these that make mv job seem truly worth while TQftONTO IMWO ST0UTT V7B Under the Canadian constitu tion the provincial and federal le gislatures must meet at least once a year ESTATE STRUT PH NEWMARKET Era and Express 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