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CLASSIFIEDS Continued AURORA DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL ADDITION SEALED TENDERS addressed to the undersigned will be re ceived at the office of the Secre tary and at the office of the Architect for the construction of an addition to the High School in Aurora Ontario until A pm Daylight Saving Time on Sept THE DRAWINGS and specifica tions may be obtained at the Ar chitects office on or after A deposit of will be required for the drawings specifications not THE LOWEST or any tender necessarily accepted Architect Avenue Toronto P SecTreas 33 Victoria Street Aurora Ont c2w34 MEMORIAM IN ENCHSPIENTS IER In loving memory of it dear mother who went to be with the Lord Aug 1956 Upright and just in all her ways Loyal and true through all her days Silently suffered patiently bore God took her home to suffer no more The Family CUTTING In loving memory of our dear sister Mrs George Cut ting who passed away August 27 No one knows how much we miss her None but aching hearts can tell Lost on earth out found in Heaven Jesus all things well Sadly missed by sisters and brothers In loving memory of a dear mother and grandmother who passed away Aug Loving and kind in all her ways Upright and just to the end of her days Sincere and true in her heart and mind Beautiful memories she left behind Lovingly remembered by daughter Grace and granddaugh ter Gloria KING In loving memory of our dear brother Andrew George King who passed away Aug 23 Dear George you are not forgot ten Though on earth you are no more Still In memory you are with us As you always were before Lovingly remembered by sis ter Eva brotherinlaw Sam niece Linda and nephew Larry KING In loving memory of our dear brother Andrew George King who passed away Aug Oh what would I give to clasp his hand His dear kind face to see To hear his voice to sec his smile That meant so much to me His spirit has fled his sufferings At the fireside he will join us no more Lovingly remembered by sister Marie brotherinlaw Doug ne phews George and Ronald KING In loving memory of our dear brother Andrew George King who passed away Aug 23 We do not need a special day To bring to our mind For the days we do not think of you Are very hard to find If all this world were ours to give Wed give it yes and more To see the face of brother dear Come smiling at the the door Lovingly remembered by sister Ruth brotherinlaw Norm niece Rosalie KING In loving memory of our dear brother Andrew George King who passed away Aug 23 Peacefully sleeping resting at last His weary trials and troubles are past In silence he suffered in pa tience he bore Till God called him home to suf fer no more Lovingly remembered by sis terinlaw Marion brother Hen ry nieces Brcnda Diane Wendy nephew Ross KING In loving memory of our dear brother Andrew George King who passed away Aug His charming ways and smiling face Are a pleasure to recall He had a kindly word for each And died beloved of all Lovingly remembered by sis ter Ruby brotherinlaw Wil fred nieces Marilyn Lois Mar- Rose nephews Franklin and Randall KING In loving memory of our dear son and brother Andrew George King who passed away Aug 23 He is gone but not forgotten And as dawns another year In our lonely hours of thinking Thoughts of him arc always near Days of sadness still come oer us Wends may think the wound is healed But they little know the sorrow That lies within the heart con cealed Lovingly remembered by mo ther sister Elma brother Free man niece Ethel nephew Henry KING In loving memory of our dear brother Andrew George I King who passed away Aug His weary hours and days of pain His troubled nights are past And in our aching hearts we know He has found sweet rest at last Lovingly remembered by Howard sisterinlaw nephew Gary niece Penny KlfcG In loving memory of our dear brother Andrew George King who passed away Aug Two years have passed dear George Since you were called away How well do we remember That sad and weary day Suffering much you murmured not We watched you day by day We prayed that your dear life Would not be taken away Lovingly remembered by sis ter Betty brotherinlaw Alfie and niece LEWIS In loving memory of a dear husband and father Thomas Alfred Lewis who passed away August 25 Peacefully sleeping resting at last His weary trials and troubles are past In silence he suffered in patience he bore Till God called him home to suf fer no more Ever remembered by wife and family PEAT In loving memory of my friend Mrs Peat who died August 26 Beautiful memories silently kept Of a wonderful friend I shall never forget Nellie SEDORE In loving memory of a dear mother Florence Sedore who passed away August God knows how much we miss her Never shall her memory fade Loving thought shall ever wan der To the spot where she is laid Lovingly remembered by her family SEDORE In loving memory of a dear mother Florence Lillian Sedore who passed away Aug Past her suffering past her pain Cease to weep for tears are vain She who suffered is at rest Gone to heaven with the blest Always remembered by daugh ter Florence SINCLAIR In loving memory of a dear mother and grandmo ther Mae Sinclair who passed away August 22 Looking back with memories Upon the path you trod We bless the years we had with you And leave the rest with God Lovingly remembered by son Ben Joan and children CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sin cere thanks and appreciation to our many friends and neighbors who ware so kind to us during our recesrt bereavement in the loss of our dear sister Edna Mae Blizzard Mr and Mrs Roy Meads CARD OF THANKS In the midst of our sorrow we wish to express our heartfelt thanks and appreciation to our many relatives friends and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy shown us in the loss of a dear wife and mother Edna May Blizzard Wc especially wish to thank Rev White and Rev Shannon for their consoling words Dr Peever the pallbear ers and also all donors of beau tiful floral offerings and cards of sympathy William Blizzard and family CARD OF THANKS I would like to take the op portunity to thank all my kind friends and neighbors for flow ers fruit candy and cards sent me while in York County hospi tal Special thanks to my doc tors and nurses Leonora Shaw Sharon CARD OF THANKS In the midst of our sorrow we wish to express our heartfelt thanks and appreciation to our many relatives friends and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy shown us We especi ally wish to thank the donors of the many beautiful floral offer ings the pallbearers Dr Rev McLean and the Strasler Funeral Home We can only say thank you so much The Anderson Family Mr and Mrs Gould Newmarket are happy to an nounce the engagement of their daughter Joan Dianne to Mr Fred Clayton Davis son of Mr Ellwood Davis Kettleby and the late Mrs Davis the marriage to take place on Saturday Sept 2L at oclock in Grace church Newmarket Mr and Mrs Roderick Vernon Smith Aurora announce the en gagement of their daughter Bev erly Anne to Mr Arthur Hall son of Mr and Mrs Fred erick Hall Sharon the marriage to take place on Saturday Sept at 3 oclock in Aurora United church Mr and Mrs E of New Westminster BC an nounce the engagement of their only daughter Barbara to Mr Drews son of Mr and Mrs Edward Drews of BC The marriage will take place in Van couver on September at pm at the Alliance Tabernacle BIRTHS AT YORK COUNTY HOSPITAL BLAINEY Ernie and Pat Dun can are happy to announce the birth of a daughter at General hospital on Thursday Aug CLINE On Tuesday Aug 1957 to Mr and Mrs Donald Cline Virginia a son DINNER On Wednesday Aug to Mr and Mrs Leonard Dinner Aurora a son GOULD On Sunday Aug to Mr and Mrs Dennis Gould Sutton a son MAWHINNEY On Monday Aug to Mr and Mrs Gordon Mawhinney R 2 New market a son Robert Ivan On Tuesday Aug to Mr and Mrs David Rhind Nobleton a son SWEEZIE On Friday Aug to Mr and Mrs Arthur Sweezie Newmarket a daughter STUNDEN On Saturday Aug 1957 to Mr and Mrs Norman Stunden Aurora a daughter SPARHAM On Saturday Aug 1957 to Mr and Mrs Donald Sparham R 2 Newmarket a son WATTS Stan and Gwen Smith happily announce the ar rival of Kelly Louise a sister for Stephen at Toronto East General hospital on Friday Aug WEDDELL On Thursday Aug to Mr and Mrs David a son WEST On Thursday Aug 8 to Mr and Mrs Bethel West Holland Landing a daugh ter WILLIAMSON On Monday Aug to Mr and Mrs Ike Williamson Joan Tor onto a son at St Michaels hospi tal Toronto Page 5 The Newmarket Era and Express Thursday Aug Streaking past the finish line is the winner of the Legion Centennial Soap Box Derby Frank Bollons son of Mr and Mrs Ray Bollons Second St Newmarket added a third straight win to his total of soap box victories ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED v atr DEATHS I- if One of the highlights of the legion soap box derby was this tie street to watch the race their home mad race cars Photo by Ernie Stefaniuk CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank Rays Taxi for his help and kindness when I met with an accident in falling last Thursday night also the young man who took me to the hospital I do not know his name Also Dr Cock and the nurses at York County Hospital Thank you everyone Mrs J Morritt CARD OF THANKS The family of the late W J Oldham wish to extend to their neighbors friends and relatives their sincere appreciation for their floral tributes and messages of sympathy shown to them in the passing of their beloved father Especially thanking Rev Cur tis and the ladies of A for their kind services ENGAGEMENTS Mr and Mrs George Baker Mount Albert wish to announce the engagement of their daugh ter Shirley Ruth to Mr Garnet Williams son of Mr and Mrs Frank Williams the marriage to take place on Saturday Sept 14 at pm at Vivian Mc- Cormack Memorial church Mr and Mrs William Ed wards R 2 Lakefield wish to announce the engagement of their daughter Hazel to Mr Basil Thomas Andrew Watson eldest son of Mr and Mrs Basil Watson formerly of Newmarket the wedding to take place at St Johns Anglican church Lake- field on Saturday Aug 31 at pm ALLEN At Maple Glen Rest Home Gormley on Thursday Aug 15 1957 Sarah Allen in her year wife of the late William James Allen mother of Muriel Mrs Joel Spillette Newmarket and William Robert Allen Toronto and the late George A Allen Service was held on Monday Interment St Johns Cemetery Norway TOP SIX Cont from Page always that way and sometimes a bird in hand or the dollar a bushel wheat may be better than two in the bin We wonder how some of the Western farmers would feel if somebody offered them some cash for their wheat and clean ed their bins and elevators The livestock men who had to clean out their barns at what ever price the market brought may be in a better position in this respect They had to sell when the critters were ready and while they may have had lean times at least they had the money to put into something else which is not true of the grain men It would also be an interest ing thought for economists to consider what would happen if several hundred million dollars turned up in the country to help when the credit supply is tight Honest money that is by which we mean that it has been pro duced by the land and is thus a true increase income since it resulted from having created something of value from labor land and equipment Or turn it around and ask what woulfl have happened if an artificial floor had been put under beef and all of it was stored waiting for the 30 cent beef market It just might be that the pol icies and ideas of farm support should be thought out again to see if there is a better solution than what has been attempted so far This plus more gener ous immigration may do more for the industry than patchwork decisions made from time to time while hoping for a poor harvest Let Water Run On Lawn If No Storm Sewers Councillor Suggests Aurora Two bylaws passed last year but virtually unenforced since will be given extra atten tion council decided One re quired the removal of storm drains from sanitary sewers the other prohibited cellar apart ments Aurora Councillor Keith sug gested that council follow up its decision of last year that all roof drains and similar drains must not flow into sanitary sewers Those who have gone to the expense of having their drains corrected are complaining about those who havent he said The town foreman should investigate the situation Asked what could be done if there were no storm sewer on the street Councillor replied Let it drain onto the lawn the same as I do A similar investigation should be applied to cellar apartments suggested Councillor William Da vidson There was a bylaw last year prohibiting cellar apart ments but they are still around he said He felt that the building inspector should take action in the matter Council Protests Ousting Of Mother Children Vandorf At the regular meeting of Whitchurch council Clerk Jack Crawford read the copy of a letter sent to the de partment public welfare ob jecting to the dumping of a familv a mother and five child ren in the Wilcox Lake district Council considered that such action was being taken with the full knowledge and consent of Childrens Aid Society and that the welfare department should step in and block this move Bridge Tender Mr Joreensen of the firm of Scrivener Co attended the meeting in connection with new bridge construction in the township The firm recommend ed the noceotnncc of a tender Construction Co for 21000 which was greater the original estimate It was agreed that solid cement piers rather than an arched type of bridge would be advis able Mr Jorgensen stated that the department of highways had agreed to pay the fiO per cent subsidy on the larger amount Of interest in Newmarket is the engagement announced by Mr and Mrs Gilroy New West minster BC of their only daugh ter Barbara Gilroy to Reinold Drews eldest son of Mr and Mrs Edward Drews of Chilliwack BC The wedding will take place September at pm in the Alliance Tabernacle Vancouver BC The bridetobe is a gradu ate of the Royal Columbian School of Nursing Mr Drews is a graduate in physics of Univer sity of BC The family lived in Newmarket until they moved to BC years ago Of the occupied dwell ings in Canada at September were owneroccu pied THE NEWMARKET ERA AND EXPRESS Era and Express Classifieds Bring Council Opposes Bell Rate Increase Give Weight To Torontos Complaint PERRINS Flower Shop Member Florists Delivery Flowers wired to all parts of the world FWrWAL A Specialty Main St Newmarket Phone SZHZ McCaffreys Flowers FOR EVERT OCCASION Flowers Telegraphed All Over the World MAIN STREET NEW MARKET Phone TW 54862 ATTENTION BOYS AND GIRLS Daily Vacatkw BiWe School Free MILLARD AVEHtfE NEWMARKET August from am- My STORIES GRAFTS SONGS ALL Attend One These CHLIRCHES SUNDAY AUGUST YOUR CHAMBER OP- COMMERCE IS BUILDING A BETTER COMMUNITY Aurora The Bell Telephone Companys application for a rate increase will not be endorsed by Aurora council Councillors not ed that Toronto intended to fight the application and decided to add some weight Councillor Keith Nisbet argued that the company had nol had a rate increase in five years and that the present one was justified Councillor Child stated the Financial Post claimed that an unsatisfactory dividend rate was the real reason for the increase They are not losing money he said They are if they cant pay their dividends replied Council lor Nisbet Got any Bell stock asked Councillor Child Councillor Nis bet admitted that he had some We may make ourselves look silly like Mayor Phillips in Tor onto protested Councillor Nis Phone 2332 and 2333 Accounts Also Payable At Toronto Dominion Bank The Bank requires your bill when you make payment PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS The Era and Express Is The Best Advertising Medium Which You Can Find OFFICE CHARLES ST Between Queen and Davis Dr east of Main Nine to 530 FRIENDS MEETING Street Newmarket 11 am Meeting for worship Come and worship with us All welcome North American Young Friends Conference Aug 2431 Five Oaks Camp Paris Ontario A vital faith in God 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