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Classifieds Continued SALE REGISTER THURSDAY AUG Auction sale of farm stock and imple ments acre farm the estate of the Jot con- Ops on east of Lindsay Brock St head of cows 30 milk cows springers tractor MH tractor tiller line of farm machinery also of for sale subject to reserve bid acre farm excellent working land all drained large barn room brick house bath room steam heated Sale at pm Terms cash Reg Johnson auctioneer Bill clerk clw30 IN BIRTHS AT YORK COUNTY HOSPITAL ANDREWS On Friday July to Mr and Mrs An drews Newmarket a son BELL On Wednesday July to Mr and Mrs Gordon a son BRAY On Tuesday July to Mr and Mrs Alan Bray Bond Head a daughter BUCKINGHAM On Saturday July 20 to Mr and Mrs Ro bert Buckingham Aurora a son DUNCAN On Thursday July Mr and Mrs Jack Duncan Newmarket a son GREENWOOD On Sunday July to Mr and Mrs George Greenwood Newmarket a son HALL On Tuesday July to Mr and Mrs Francis Hall Newmarket a daughter JOHNSON On Saturday July 20 to Mr and Mrs Arnold Johnson a daughter JONES On Friday July to Mr and Mrs Alien Jones Aurora a son On Wednesday July to Mr and Mrs Maurice Marshman a daughter On Monday July 22 to Mr and Mrs Frank Beverley Acres Rich mond Hill a daughter On Saturday July to Mr and Mrs R Kcttloby a son On Saturday July to Mr and Mrs Howard Newmarket a son On Thursday July to Mr and Mrs Norman Oak Ridges a son On Thursday July to Mr and Mrs William ranter a daughter On Saturday July to Mr and Mrs Richmond Hill a daughter VALENTEYN On Friday July to Mr and Mrs John Valerttcyn Kettleby a daughter WHITE On Monday July to Mr and Mrs James White Aurora a son Phil and Toronto happi ly announce the birth of their daughter Valeric Elizabeth on Wednesday July at Wo mens College hospital Mr and Mrs Merle nee Betty Beckett are happy to announce the arrival of their son nine pounds three on July 23 at Belleville hospital EDWARDS In loving memory of Henry Edwards who passed away July 21 Deep in the heart lies a picture Of a loved one laid to rest In memorys frame we shall keep it Because he was one of the best Sadly missed by Dora Art and wife ARMSTRONG In loving mem ory of a dear mother and grand mother Verna Armstrong who passed away July 28 The world may change from year to year And friends from day to day But never will the one we loved From memory pass away Ever remembered by daughter Elva Biddy soninlaw Henry and grandson Billy WILTON In loving memory of our dear sons George and Verne Wilton drowned at Point July 31 Peaceful be thy sleep dear sons It is sweet to breathe thy name In life we loved you dearly In death we do the same Oft think of you dear sons And our hearts are sad with pain Oh this would be a Heaven Could hear your voices again You are gone but not forgotten Never shall your memories fade Sweetest thoughts shall ever linger Around the graves where you are laid Sadly missed by Dad and Mother WIGHT In loving memory of our dear mother Mildred who passed away year ago July 21 Deep in our heart lies a picture Of a loved one laid to rest In memorys frame we shall keep it Because she was one of the best Lovingly remembered by the family COOK In loving memory of a dear mother and grandmother Louisa Cook who passed away July Loving and kind in all her ways Upright and just to the end ot her days Sincere and true in her heart and mind Beautiful memories she left be hind Lovingly remembered by Money Eve Margaret and Douglas ARMSTRONG In loving mem ory of a dear mother and grand mother Armstrong who passed away July Gone is the face we loved so dear Silent is the voice we loved to hear Too far away for sight and speech But not too far for thought to reach Sweet to remember her who once was here And who though absent is just as clear Lovingly remembered by son Mac Muriel John and Wayne SHERIDAN In loving memory of Mr Howard Sheridan who passed away July 20 Those whom we love go out of sight But never out of mind They are cherished in the hearts Of those they leave behind Ever remembered by son and family ENGAGEMENTS Mr and Mrs Johnston Pine Orchard announce the en gagement of their daughter Helen Elizabeth to Mr John Don aid Jones Newmarket son Mrs Vivian Jones and the Mr John Jones The marring will take place Saturday Aug at pm in Pine Union Church To Exhibit Work In Centennial Legion News Legion members and their eag er executives will be busier than kittens on a tin roof with roller skates from now until their big centennial do comes off Legion plans for the big day August 18 will include a monster parade and sporting events Jack Duncan has his ear glued to the phone for Soap Box Derby entries Therell be in prizes to be divided amongst the winn ers Better get busy on those hot rods at once Incidentally Jack Duncan re ports a correction in rule one of the contest The contest rules by the way appeared in last weeks Era and Express Heres the corr ection It is of special interest to the girls Girls may enter a car in the derby so they can get busy and who knows it may be some young future Newmarket beauty queen wholl guide a horseless carriage down Main St to a derby tri umph Heres an important message from Cliff Davidson about Lacros se program L e i sponsored due to several causes hasnt been going too vell this year However Cliff Jack Groves Ivan Ruddock Jack Duncan and Sid dont want to see the program fade out Since Matt Walsh moved to Virginia Bob and Ed A highlight of the Newmarket Centennial Art show Aug 15 to will be a display of work by craftsman Rudy Renzius above and his wife shown below will exhibit some of her pewter Adams a pair of kern lacrosse masks Rudy holds his Madonna and Child boosters have taken over which won second prize recently in the National Competitive players years and under of and Metal Work in St John are urged to make it a special point to attend a special meeting and practice in front of the fair grounds grand stand this Satur day July 27 at am Elsewhere in this issue of Era and Express youll be reading a- Newmarkets first regatta Just so the Legion can make a success of this first time ever centennial feature it is necessary to secure canoes and contestants for an acrosstheIake j swim canoe jousting and log roll- ing contest This makes an opportunity for some Hub swimmer or logroller if there are any to pick up several excellent purse Why not get your entry into Ivan Ruddock Jack Duncan Cliff Dav idson Sid Steventon Charles Lloyd or George immedi ately They would like to have information from anyone who has a canoe It is reported there is no trou ble to secure judges for the Leg- ions own beauty contest Presi dent Milt returned from the west in time to be included in the committee Photos by Mike DEATHS CLARK On Wednesday July 24 Janus Thompron Clark of Miami Beach Keswick in his year husband of WinnJ- Brown father of Gordon Robert and Resting at the Funeral Home villc Service on Friday July at 2 pm Interment cemetery CARD OF THANKS I would like to express my sin cere thanks to all my friend relatives and neighbors who re me while in the Special thanks to Dr Mc Dr Greaves and also my special nurse and staff of York hospi to I A very special thanks a the blood doner The of everyone will always be re numbered Mrs Freeman Thompor HILL Suddenly at his home Franklin On July 1957 Frederick Hill husband of Nora father of Mrs Floyd Muriel of Saskatch- Donald and Kenneth of fount Albert in his year was held on Tuesday In- Mount Albert cemetery Passed away at Aurora on Monday July Kerenhappuch Lukes daughter of the late Mr nd Mrs Samuel Lukes of Brad Ont sister of Oscar K of Toronto aunt of Rae Newmarket Tom Lukes Id North Wales and Lukes of Toronto service was held from ousc and Rose Funeral Home on Interment ccmctcry OWE At Newmarket on Mom- y July William John owe in his year Service as held on Wednesday from and Rose Funeral Interment Newmarket mctcry OF THANKS wish to extend our sincere thanks and appreciation to a the neighbors and friends wh have given of their time in help clear up the debris left lv the storm Thanks again to and everyone Esther and Peggy Can CARD OF THANKS CARD OF THANKS In the midst of our sorrow we wish to express our heartfelt thanks and appreciation lo out relative friends ant neighbors for the kindness and sympathy shown us in the loss of our beloved husband father We especially wish to thank the Rev Robt the ladies of the church of the all the the many beautiful floral of ferings the pallbearers and the and Funeral Home for their kind and efficient management of the services Mrs and family SUTTON FAIR HORSE SHOW AUG AND 10 Among the features will be free grandstand show along with admission ticket exhibitions by school group womens ation and many farm group- in POISON IVY THE VACATION SPOILER Poison ivy is often referred to as public nuisance number one to the vacationists While a few people are seemingly unaffected the majority can be made most miserable by an encounter with it it is a vine which has alter nate leaves each of which is di vided into three distinct leaflets usually waxy in appearance two to four inches in length and pointed at the tip The leaves turn red or yellow in the fall While some other vines also have leaves composed of three leaflets the field crop branch of the Ontario department if agriculture advises that in to avoid contact with poison vy it is best to keep away from vine or low growing shrub this type of leaf Semishaded areas such a long the edges of wood lots lose to fence lines or on tin of trees are ail place- poison ivy may be found can and does grow in cities is more commonly found in he vicinity of summer camping sites Direct contact with the plan not necessary to cause as the plant oil which ere- the inflammation can rate clothing he encountered or or even from the smoke burning poison ivy plants r caused in these ways just a distressing as that by direct contact with the plant Many chemicals sueh as sodium chlorate or sulfa mate form the ais of sprays to control vy A new chemical which kills he weed but does not affect shrubs or trees is Amino applied when the plant in full leaf at the rate of on to one and a half pounds in gallons of water or four table- poons to a gallon until the plants are wet this chemical gives good results It does not act as quickly as the Other chemi cals mentioned but is more ef fective in obtaining a complete kill A pamphlet entitled Poison Ivy may be obtained from either department of agri culture or the Ontario depart ment of health Parliament Buildings Toronto Thi pamph let contains colored illustrations of the weed control methods and first aid treatment for distress caused by exposure to it Deer Can Be Dinger ws Says Lands Ami Forests Deer can be dangerous and fawns cute as they may be should be left to grow up in their own environment warns District Forester Wilson of the Ont ario department of lands and forests following the shooting by game officials of a cross and dangerous buck deer in a summer resort area For a time officers carried on a deer hunt almost eaual to a gangster chase after reports that a deer had chased several persons into their cottages savagely at tacked a woman with its horns and front feet and knocked her to the ground A man also was attacked by the big buck and es- jcaped only by crawling under a cottage Warnings about the deer were broadcast over local radio sta tions and Fish and Wildlife Sup ervisor Gordon D Bute veteran with four conservation officers entered the rough rock and bush country east of Buck- horn village and advanced to the attack The buck was found near an unoccupied cottage and when it showed fight one of the offic ers shot it Said District Forester Wilson Investigation has shown this to be the result of one more of those unfortunate cases where an in nocent baby wild animal was car ried out of the bush and taken away from the natural care of the mother Raised by humans such animals soon lose the ability to forage for themselves in their na tural state and become totally de pendent on some person for their food and shelter Never again are they able to live in their natural environment After reaching adult stage and maturity man wild animals raised in captivity become cross and ugly tempered There are many cases where persons have been severely injured or even killed by wild animals raised in captivity We believe the deer in this case to be one which was captur ed as a fawn in rough bush coun try during the summer of It was raised on a farm and in re cent years became illtempered and dangerous Our officers were told that this buck had in jured several people and nearly killed its boss on two occasions It was taken to a public park where it savagely attacked the keeper twice It was then taken lo bush country and released It is contrary to law to keep a wild animal in captivity Mr Wil son pointed out and added The place for wild animals is in the bush unless they are kept in a 5 The Newmarket Era and Express Thursday July this service must notify the secre tary not later than Saturday Aug ust Newmarket has been the scene of many beautiful flower shows but the Canadian International Gladiolus show promises to be the most lavish ever staged in town It will be opened at 50 bond draw as well as many other prizes Shortly after the close of the show were approached by the Newmarket Horticultural society with a request that they be given an opportunity to spon sor our 1957 show said President H Wright It was explained that this was to pm on August be held in conjunction with New markets Centennial celebrations The executive was unanimous in accepting this invitation The arrangement division of the show is open to members of Horticultural societies An exhib itor may make one entry in each of the classes which include such interesting contests as Will ye no come back again royal an arrangement in purple and gold When you and I were young Maggie a nose gay Paper frill and ribbons opt ional In the shade of the old apple tree an informal ar rangement for the buffet in a low container using yellow glad ioli and candles and many others Members of the Newmarket Horticultural society or neighbor ing societies may obtain complete details from Newmarket groups show committee Another class in which they will be in terested is Special Class 22 Inst basket of gladiolus with other garden flowers gladiolus to pre dominate Many local growers are mem- bers of the Toronto District Glad- society Among those who hold executive posts are Mrs Turner King who is second vicepresident Mrs A Dunn Richmond Hill secretary Mrs Caulfield Aurora super- visor arrangement division Ho ward Proctor and Orley Hayes both of Newmarket William Rou ting Oak Ridges and Mrs Bar ker directors Mr Aurora is show manager The show includes classes The spike divisions and the bask et and vast- division arc reserved for Gladiolus society members There is no entry fee An en try form is provided with each MAIN STREET NEWMARKET prize list and should be and mailed to the show man ager Mr Aurora All exhibits must be placed by am on August when judging will commence The arena will be open to receive entries from pm on August 14 to oclock the following morning Many of the exhibits will ar rive by air and special arrange ments have been made to handle these air express shipments A re ceiving committee will be avail- I able to receive unpack and plan McCaffreys Flowers FOR EVERY OCCASION Flowers Telegraphed All Over the World MAIN STREET NEWMARKET Phone TW 54862 PERKINS Flower Shop Member Florists Telegraph Delivery Association Flowers wired to all parts of the world FUNERAL FLOWERS A Specialty Main St Newmarket Phone Strasler Son FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE i Rose Funeral Directors Newmarket Ambulance Service 24 hour Phone THEAKER DREWERY public or park under proper sent to the care and supervision This is committee will true in the cases of deer grange flowers for hear members who art unable to tend the show Those wishing FUNERAL and AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone Mount Albert KING TOWNSHIP FARMS MUST HAVE PERMITS King township council has a- mended the building bylaw re quiring building permit for the of all buildings on farms A building erected on acres whether on farm land or other wise will conform with the build ing permit amendment Family Of Painters Will Have Exhibits In Centennial Art Show Local Society Sponsors International Glad Show For Centennial Week Attend One Of These CHURCHES SUNDAY JULY 1357 TRINITY UNITED CHURCH Among the guest artists who i A winter will participate in the Centennial j complete Ail show is a Newmarket family of painter Rev and Mrs A It Yielding and their 18yearold Philip The show is being sponsored by the Newmarket Art Club It will season sees him more than a dozen paintings in his leisure hours Through his varied experiences in his art work Mr Yielding has found may ways of expressing his creative ideas One of his moat date more than guest ists have indicated their interest in the show They have made arrangements with the general convener Mrs George have their pictures ready for he Art Show Mem- or the Newmarket Art club will exhibit paintings also The show will be held in the town hell from Aug to Mr Yielding who cam- to Newmarket as minister of Grace years ago has main- an active interest in art despite heavy schedule of community and church work A former commercial artist specializes in portraits in oils and tempera For 10 years Mr Yielding j lettering and at Northern Vocational Toronto Me conducted his own art business on Torontos Kay St for many years emplov- 1 ing as many as on his staff He was engaged in designing silkscreen processing on piper cloth plastic wood and metal and many associated operations included designs I point- of con tact displays as as all types of signs and show- card Mr Yielding is a prolific interesting assignments was the eature the work of present and illustrating of books by MI former resident of the town audi It was in that Mr Yielding began his active work in the Christian i r y For maty years he served as pastor for smaller congregations who could not afford to employ a fulltime minister donating his services to them He found it to give hi commercial art busi ness in Toronto he accented the call to Grace church Since then he has given his full lime to the Gospel ministry Sirs Yielding Mrs Yielding the novice of the family in the field of art Her first experience in painting in any medium was in the summer For the first time the Canad ian International Gladiolus show of the Toronto District Gladiolus society will ho held in Newmark et It is being sponsored by the j Newmarket Horticultural society as part of the towns Centennial I celebrations and will be staged I in the Memorial arena on August 15 and Admission to the show will en- title the holder to a chance on a Minister Rev Duncan White Music Director Leon Nash Joint Services during July and August with the Christian Baptist church II a Morning worship REV DUNCAN WHITE We welcome the Christian Bap- list congregation to our church during July home or on holiday worship on Church the Contui ktikf of The painting which Mrs Yield ing will exhibit In the Centen nial Art show was done from oils that are at least years old They were some of her Mr Yielding She leftovers husbands from with the Robert Simpson Co in Toronto Her family includes one daughter two sons and five grandchildren Philip Yielding Philip graduated in May from the Technics school and is employed in his first commercial art position He is a member of the art depart ment of Canada Co Toronto where he does or iginal designs for customer ap proval was a student at East York Collegiate but because of high marks in his art elapses and his obvious talents in this line of endeavor he transferred to the Technical school He specialized in commercial art METHODIST CHURCH Rev Reynolds Minister Mrs Organist am Sunday school am Divine worship pm Evangelistic service a pm Pravor service ATTENTION BOYS AND GIRLS DAILY VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL AUGUST You are welcome CHRISTIAN BAPTIST CHURCH Main St Newmarket Minister Rev Fred Musical Director Stephen Crisp am Sunday school a service with Trinity United church AM Welcome has Philip working in mm portrait and fine detail He had considerable experience in Is a native of pen and pencil sketching hut came to Toronto works mainly in water colors He hen IT years of age and became is a perfectionist about his deslgner of exclusive millinery signs CLOSING ROUNDUP Merc words inadequate to press our gratitude To each the district everyone who has helped us The annual show is supported J by the townships of North Georgina and Scott and pathy and deed of infinite ft button we can only say thank Sut One of the special much nc J and Prank Wist I will be an old and sons Gary and Paul competition features this time dance Council on night ac cepted the tender of Warren Bit uminous Co for this job The ten der was In the amount of Chairman of the swimming committed Peter Gorman ann ounced that bicycle racks have hem ordered They are expected to arrive next week Work has started on of the area immedi ately cast of the pool Behind it Swimming Pool are being a parking area will be provided made weekly Work will and crushed stone will be placed immediately on the paving of fiOO around the pool on the square feet in front of the build- which enclosed by the wire fencing Mr explained Paving Bicycle Racks Ordered For Town Pool Improvements at the Commun- at GRACE CHURCH s ST ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Minister Rev R Stuart Johnston Organist Mr Rudolph It am Sunday school II am Nursery and Beginners 11 a in Public worship VICTORY BAPTIST CHURCH Fellowship of Evangelical Baptist Churches Corner Arthur and Newton Sts Newmarket Pastor Rev Roy P lawson am school am Pastors Bible class am Worship service Wed a pm Prayer meeting Thurs p Ladies meeting A warm welcome awaits Organist Miss June Haines 10 am Sunday school 11 am Morning worship On July and Aug there will be no Sunday evening ser vice Camp Meeting July through Aug at nightly Sunday am pm and pm GRACE CHURCH Botsford Street Pastor Rev A R Yielding am Bible school for all ajn The pastor preaching and Hie Christian Ladies quartette singing pm Guest speaker Mr Will Closing RoundUp of Thursday at All parent and friends invited FRIENDS MEETING Street Newmarket am Meeting for worship Newmarket Meeting House Monthly Meeting at Strict Meeting House Com- meet with us All welcome The risen Christ is my Lord and THURSDAY at 730 ALL PARENTS and FRIENDS INVITED CHORUSES RECITATIONS CERTIFICATES PRIZES ETC ETC Boy Scout Hall Newmarket a Morning worship am Sunday school pm- Evangelistic Pastor Meeting TABERNACLE Captain and UNITED MISSIONARY CHURCH Gormley and Rev Minister a in- Broadcast am Worship a 11 am Sunday school- noon Won hip I Gormley Newmarket 7 pm pm am Ho Wednesday Home to make the home Affiliated with the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada i FOR the ii books stationery and CHURCH OF THE etc Mount Albert Gospel Church the Evangelical Sunday pm Prank Clark ket William pm Evcngeistic service agent phone T Rev Earl Minister market