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If FOR EXTRA INCOME keep CHINCHILLA The animal with the fur Far And Top Quality Breeding Stock Contact E J TURNER 291 Ellen St SPECIAL OFFER THROUGH JULY NEW STORE HOURS Commencing Monday July 1 5 we inaugur ate a day work week for all members of our staff and a day store week for our many customers Store will remain open Monday through Saturday from 830 am to pm Fridays from to pm I Elman CAMPBELL STATIONERY BOOKS- CHINA GLASSWARE miles north of Newmarket on county road between Sharon and Holland Phone Newmarket AND SATURDAY CINEMASCOPE ALL TECHNICOLOR SHOW INDIAN FIGHTER Kirk J LIVING IT UP Dean Martin Jerry Lewis MONDAY AND TUESDAY ALL TECHNICOLOR SHOW BOTANY BAY Alan James Mason ROAD TO BALI Bin Crosby Bob Hope JULY WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY ALL TECHNICOLOR SHOW PONY EXPRESS Charlton Jfeston Rhonda Fleming I THIS ISLAND EARTH I Rex Reason Faith JULY Always a Color Cartoon Children under years free ITS ALWAYS COOL AT THE Nightly From pm Matinees Thurs and Sal at pm THURS FRI SAT The Acadamy Award Winner R00GERS in me of DEBORAH KERR BRYNNER Special Childrens Picture Will Be Shown At The Saturday Matinee At PM Instead Of The King I ON TUES ITS A RIOT TO FOR THE FIRST TIME Bob Katharine HOPE HEPBURN KoeoasoN petticoat ED THUR Two 1957 Releases From JULY 1718 The Rank Studios MURDER WHIMY I a Mark h l would have made because she wan EYEWITNESS Starring BELINDA LEE THE SPANISH GARDNER with Dirk AT SKA THE SPAN Will Be Shown At The THURSDAY MATINEE AT 2 PM FOR TH RAIN MAKER THE WAYWARD BUS ISLAND IN THE SUN BEARNAD1NE To Soon Whitchurch Shopping Centre Planned At Boundary Whitchurch township council on Thursday evening gave tent live approval to the development of acre shopping centre on west boundary The approval of council was given to the promoter being able to comply with the requirements of the Provincial Department of Health and the Department of Highways The resolution was proposed by Richardson and Councillor A letter from the Whitchurch Planning Hoard recommended approval of the plan The shopping centre would be development of Spruce Pines Development at Lot I Con and would comprise stores including a supermarket The stores listed for council includ ed ladies wear mens wear shoes beauty parlor restaurant hardware cleaners dime store and barber shop Council asked if any banking facilities would be provided and the representative stated that an attempt might be made to ar range such service especially if favored with Whitchurch busi ness Would living quarters be a part of the development it was asked The matter of garbage collection and schooling would fall on the township Only ac commodation for one caretaker family was provided in the plans the developer stated Shadow Lake Development As the Shadow Lake develop ment was not proceeding at a pace desired by the company un dertaking the work Mr Stewart solicitor and Dr A P consulting engineer appeared be fore council in an effort to get action Mr Stewart suggested a revi sion of the plans to make the lots larger and the number of square feet in the building in creased from a minimum of 600 to ft This change would raise the price of the summer homes from the originally suggested Deputy- Reeve Richardson spoke in favor of the larger lots as well as solid foundations around the entire cottages rather than corner pillars Mr Stewart was asked if his company had ever considered building permanent homes the Shadow Lake area He WEDDING WHITE MOORE On her parents wedding anniversary Mary Anne Moore daughter of Mr and Mrs L P Moore Toronto became the bride of John Alfred White son of Mr and Mrs Dud ley While Richmond Hill in a ceremony in the Church of Trans figuration Toronto performed by Rev The wedding was held on Thursday June in a setting of white shasta mums Given in marriage by her fa ther the bride wore a gown of champagne nylon tulle with tuck ed bodice square neckline three- quarter length sleeves and bouf fant cocktail length skirt Her fingertip veil was held in place by a headband of matching material covered with pearls and she I a cascade of tea roses re- Myrna Parker the maid of that he did not consider it possible to obtain a market for desirable permanent dwellings around at this time He cited a number of develop ments close to Toronto where homes In this price bracket were standing empty due to the high down payment He also pointed out council that in permanent dwellings the township would have lo provide yearly services including schools while in summer cottages the ex penditure was small A new agreement containing several revisions will be submit ted However the company has still to obtain acceptance from the Whitchurch Planning Board on the scheme and it appeared that council did not favor the plan without planning board ap proval Protest Increased Garbage Charges In Whitchurch Twp YOUR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IS BUILDING A BETTER COMMUNITY King Township Municipal Building Officially Opens On September 14 An air of prevails at King township municipal office at with anticipation of moving into the new municipal offices early in August Reeve William Hodgson an nounced at Mondays meeting that the official opening of the centre will be held on Sat urday September at 3 pm J Millar deputy minister of public vorks will be guest speak er Former reeves and deputy- reeves will be among the invited guests The history of the town ship will be related by Norman MacMurchy a former deputy- reeve and son of the late Alex ander one time warden of York County The building will be open for inspec tion during the evening of Sept It is expected that the office staff will move into the new quarters around August after the records and have been from the office at Nothing has been missed in the new building commented Reeve Hodgson especially mentioning the special lighting system He believes King township taxpayers will be highly satisfied with the new quarters and their patience in waiting for a municipal centre equal to the size of the township and the amount of business hand led will be rewarding The building itself cost The whole project in cluding the building the latest modern equipment office sup plies land water system and landscaping has cost 87000 To finance this undertaking a de benture of has been as sumed by the municipality with the remaining being sup plied from a municipal capital re serve fund in the treasury on acres of land on the county road west of highway the building is made of brick stone and glass The council chamber will accommodate about people The clerk has his own separate office and there is a committee room The foyer council chamber and offices are on the ground floor with window lights above the ground or and Jean Burnett the brides maid wore similar style gowns to the brides in turquoise nylon tulle with matching fingertip gloves and headdress and carried pale yellow mums Suzanne B a i s the brides cousin was flower girls attired in turquoise nylon tulle made with scoop neckline and She carried a nosegay of yellow roses The attendants gowns were of cocktail length Stanley Best Stouffville was best man and the ushers John Moore and Charles were o n of the bride and groom For the reception at Casa the brides mother wore blue lace with white accessories and a corsage of white carnations The grooms mother chose silver grey tissue nylon with rose accessories and a corsage rose carnations For a wedding trip to Northern Ontario the bride wore red print ed silk dress with accessor ies Among the guests from King City were the brides grandfath er Mr William Bayllss the brides uncle Alfred Bayliss and Mrs and her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs George Eaton Hall Farm A deputation from Cedar Beach Ratepayers Association and the Musselmans Lake Association appeared before Whitchurch Township Council on Thursday evening to protest the increased charges for the service of garbage collection These associations appeared be fore council on a previous occas ion and suggested a charge of per cottage However in consult ation with the solicitor Clerk Crawford was advised that such a system was not in accordance with the Act unless each person sharing the service signified his intention to sign a petition No action was taken and the township taxed all the property in the area concerned regardless of whether owners used the ser vice or not This was done in ac cordance with the Municipal Act Council explained to the depu tation that part of the increase is due to the fact that residents were charged of the 950 spent by council for garbage collection during the past winter The syst em worked adversely on the per son having only a vacant lot or not utilizing the service Vern spoke to council stating that Cedar Beach Gard ens had arranged a collection for the various properties they own and had provided a dump as in hot weather it was necessary to make a daily collection In pre vious years he stated the main Cedar Beach property was not taxed only the cottages However this year in accordance with the Act all property was charged Council was not anxious to pro vide a daily service but it was believed some consideration won- were held there for two months during the year It appeared that this was not the first year the hall had been taxed but that it had shown a con siderable increase this year Clerk Crawford suggested that such complaints should be filed with the court of revision Employees Pension Council agreed to underwrite an annuity pension plan for town ship employees The plan calls for an immediate payment of in connection with past services Relief Up The monthly amount being paid out for cash relief appears to be on the increase the clerk reveal- 1 The June relief account totall ed Government Grant Whitchurch township now has a population of with a per capita grant of This grant amounts to a total unconditional grant for the township of 62750 A cheque for 1181375 has been received by the treasurer as interim payment The grant reduces the tax rate on residences and farm land by mills for The Best Drug Store Is now Airconditioned for your convenience Come In and cool off CTC TESTRUN GENERATOR EXCHANGE Strange and St Pauls West King on Sunday July Mr Shepherd has been ap pointed minister of the new Park- lawn church in the Bloor west district Toronto He will remain at King until the end of July and will assume his new charge the first of August He was appointed stated supply of the King charge two years ago After completing a special two- Factory rebuilt nd run Met but AN part If Chined t id Cm- 10 year course at Knox college this Id be given by the court of re- year he was given full status under the General Assembly Mr Shepherd was originally ordain ed under the United Missionary church and will receive his first induction as a Presbyterian min ister at his new charge The resignation came as a sur prise to the local congregation and to the Session Board vision Church Taxed The lake ratepayers questioned the taxing of the Community Hall building They claimed the pro perty should appear on the ment roll as a church as services Richmond Hill Proceeds With Plans To Build Sewage Disposal Plant Authorization was given last week for Richmond Hill to enter into two agreements with the On tario Water Resources commiss ion A special meeting of Rich mond Hill council and the OWRC representatives was held on July 2 The agreement covers the construction of an extension to the sewage disposal plant and the second is for the erection of a second water tank Sev eral trunk water are in cluded in the latter project This Ontario government aid will ex ceed David of the Water Re sources commission reviewed the various aspects of having projects tinder the commission He told council in the instance of the sewage plant extension the would assume the maintenance and operation of the sewage sys tem for years Payment is made on a sinking fund plan with the municipality paying both interest and principal each year Accord ing to the draft agreement re viewed by those present the mun icipality is protected against hav ing sewage from other munici palities piped into its system and is in no way liable for unpaid debts of other municipalities also having work done by the Operation of the sewage disposal plant would bo assumed by the commission Remaining debts gainst the original plant however will be paid off by the municipal ity through the usual channels The project for the water tank ittul mains would run as long a time as the municipality wished Mr explained Since a minimum of service is required for them the commission would not assume operation of the wat erworks It was If hi in I that a local im provement sewage project could not be done under the commiss ions jurisdiction According to present legislation local improve ment projects are not approved for assistance It is expected that this matter will he discussed in legislature and an amend AoneMMsK With the first and second read ings now given authorizing the town to enter two agreements for Ontario government aid for wat er and sewers the third and final reading by Richmond Hill council must wait until the Ontario Mun icipal hoard approves the plan Our deepest sympathy ex tended to the family and rela tives of the late Mr Austin Rich ardson Beaverlon a former resi dent of this community also to the family and relatives of the late Mrs Percy Aurora who passed away on Monday Mr and Mrs William were guests on Saturday at the golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Frank Wilson Thistletown Mrs was bridesmaid at the WilsonStiver wedding years ago Missus Susan and Maureen Starr accompanied by their Mr William Marrltt Hamilton are attending the Cal gary stampede and will travel to Vancouver and other points Mr and Mrs Clayton Pogue and family spent the weekend with Mrs Cook Lindsay when- Marty and Carolyn will stay for a week Mrs Clare Powell Mrs Mrs Harold Dews- bury Mrs Clayton and Mrs While attended the York County Womens Institute rally picnic at last Wednes day Rev Shepherd Resigns Charge At King City The announcement of the resig nation of the Rev J Shep herd King City from the King Presbyterian charge was made to the congregations of Kversley Main St NEWMARKET Era and Express Classifieds Bring Results Change in Telephone No BRADFORD BREWERS RETAIL on and after Sterling Drug Co Had First Considered Site had been considered as the location for the million dollar factory which the Sterling Drug Manufacturing Co Ltd ha announced it will build in Aurora The firm considered a site in and town officials in representatives of the firm and CNR industrial depart officials regarding the pro posed location Sewers water and rail facilit ies were available in as well as the 21 acres of land But the company decided in favor of a site in the southern section of Aurora where the same facilities were available plus St frontage The firm has been In Windsor for some years it will employ approximately people at the Aurora plant Aylelt is morning to weeks at the boys Ahshunyoong avion two camp at Ruth has been holi daying at Orangeville Richard Edwards son of Dr and Mrs J Edwards New market graduated in medicine at the University of Toronto on June Dr Edwards is a gradu ate of Newmarket high school and of Royal Roads College Vic toria He plans to intern at the Toronto General hospital M0N JULY please dial PRospect 2281 Brewers Warehousing Co Ltd Operating Brewers Retail Stores ERECT SIGNS Permission to erect signs at each end of the town during their rally was secured from Aurora council by the Aurora Youth For Christ The signs will be about three feet by two feel Council gave its approval sub Ject to the condition that tin group get permission from the person in front of whose home the signs would be erected The game of golf originated In Holland whs developed in Scot land and introduced in North Aiu- at the Royal Montreal golf When you really need help State Farm is always near P S LEGGE SONS TV