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Pate The Newmarket Era and Express Thursday Oct SERVICE ent Deaconess Addresses resbyterian WMS Groups Miss Sandra Johnstone addres sed the service of the at St Andrews Pres byterian church Strange Miss Johnstone is a lastyear student at the Presbyterian Missionary Deaconess Training school Tor onto She described the courses available at the school The course takes three years if the student enters with a senior matriculation A Bachelor of Arts graduate must attend for two years This is the only Presbyterian school of this type in Canada and students attend from all sections of the Dominion There are girls from British Guiana BerI and Formosa studying at the school this year Miss Johnstone is a former lab oratory technician from Montreal She was introduced by Mrs Bruce Will Visitors were pres ent from Schomberg Bolton St Pauls church Ninth Line and Eversley Mrs Robert presided Mrs Donald McCallum read the Scripture and the junior choir sang How Marvellous with Mrs C A Black as organist Total enrolment at the school is under 30 and the need is great for more recruits in this church work Miss Johnstone said At least 10 vacancies exist for each graduate Upon graduation a girl accepts fulltime work in the church She may become a congregation- deaconess a director of Christ ian education an overseas mis sionary a supervisor of a child rens center or a regional or presbyterial deaconess Two summers are spent at field work in Canada during the course Miss Johnstone has worked with the Indians in northern Ontario A vote of thanks was extend ed to Miss Johnstone by Mrs Finch The flu virus with the attendance of many members I NEWS of tke WI News for this column must be in the office Monda night Copy must be written as briefly as possible and confined to news and reports Other than routine reports and announcements will be printed separately CLUB The Newmarket club held a dinner meeting at Country Acres on Monday Oct Mrs Harry Cuppage presided It was reported that a cheque had been made out to the Opti mist club for the purchase of a typewriter A rummage sale was planned for Friday Oct Miss Graham executive direc tor of York County Childrens Aid society addressed King branch at the home of Mrs G She gave an outline of the activities of the society and cited case histories of children il lustrating how their gackgrounds are studied to help fit them to their new surroundings Wher ever possible the society tries to restore them to their parents Miss Graham said there is a need for sewing for children as well as for infants She also said knitted articles for babies are welcome The CAS will supply the wool Mrs George Cruiekshank gave the motto Coming together is a beginning keeping together is progress working together is suc cess The program on public re lations and community activities was directed by Mrs Bert and Mrs Ken The roll call was answered by A memory of the first meet ing attended Many interesting reports were given Mrs Austin Rumble volunteered to be a de legate On the first day of Central Area WI convention at the Royal York hotel on Nov 27 Mrs Laura Rolling will be a delegate on Nov 28 More tested recipes are needed for the branch cook book The refreshment committee was Mrs Miss Annie Bride Mrs Cruiekshank and Mrs Alex Knight Oct 8 Mrs Shoults spoke on program planning Some program suggestions included the inviting of a lawyer to speak on legal matters This is important to women especially when they be come widows and have estates to handle She recommended that members invite a new Cana dian family to their meeting as guest speakers This will increase their understanding of how people live and work in other countries Mrs Shoults believes in early planning of programs Advance scouting for subjects and talent within or outside ones commun ity makes a better she said She congratulated WI on the excellent response to the roll call Members brought clip pings brief notes with human in terest sidelights for their muir History book Mrs Powell brought greetings from the district Mrs Marvin Hunter gave the motto on Today is ours to live Tomorrow is Gods secret Mrs Charles Clubine was host ess Historical research conven ers Mrs P and Mrs Hunter gave current events and planned the program King City and District Mrsi Rolling Correspondent Phone King 8 Mrs George Shoults Centre York WI president and district secretary Mrs Clare Powell were guests of branch on OPTION IS EXTENDED A 60day extension of the Liquor Control Board of Ontario option for the townowned prop erty on Eagle St was granted when Newmarket council met on Oct Only opposition was voiced by Councillor Remove Garbage A was handed to Con stable Harold Russell berg that garbage had been dumped on a in the area Upon investigation Mr Russell could find no garbage Police think that the culprit regretted his action cither be cause he learned the breach of the bylaw had been reported to the police or his conscience be gan to trouble him Garbage Dumps The location of garbage dumps are listed so that no resident need be in doubt as to where their garbage should be taken One dumping place is located one an a quarter miles north of Drive on the north town- line near the Third concession of King A second garbage dump is on the Eleventh concession of King north of and south of the Change Numbering According to Whitchurch town ship clerk John Crawford the numbering has been changed on several school sections in the area Union S S No I King and Whitchurch will be known in fu ture as Union S No 1 King and No Whitchurch The Armitage school has been changed to Union S No 3 King and No Whitchurch The numbering of a school section in volving Whitchurch and Scott townships has been altered The changes were made by the provincial department of educa tion Mr Crawford reported Whitchurch council registered its opposition to the changes General Motors CELEBRATE S ITS GOLDEN MILESTONE ANNIVERSARY with a brilliant new line of 1958 automobiles It would have taken bold imagination to pre- diet fifty years ago what would happen to life in Canada or to the newborn company which took the name General Motors The automobile industry in those days was small Its horizon was limited by the fact that the total number of motor vehicles owned in Canada was scarcely more than two thousand What has happened since needs little com ment here The nation has grown the people have prospered the ownership of automobile vehicles has climbed beyond four million The Impact of this growth has brought farreaching social cultural and economic benefits which on every hand General Motors is proud to have had a part in this progress 1958 IS THE fiftieth anniversary year of General Motors In observance of this Golden Milestone we are bringing to market an array of new auto mobiles whose distinction and integrity we firmly believe will win the enthusiastic- approval of the Canadian car buyer For in designing and engineering these cars we set up these objectives To give sound expression to the publics taste for graceful exterior styling and rich interior appointments To satisfy the publics natural desire for roominess and comfort for convenience and safety for dependability and per formance To deliver sound value and maintain uncompromising standards of quality Each of the five General Motors car lines has its own identity its own traditions its own pride of accomplishment But all of the five cars Chevrolet Oldsmobile Buick and Cadillac benefit and the public benefits from the leadership that General Motors provides in research engineering and testing From the GM Tech nical Centre comes a steady How of advanc ed engineering and design developments basic improvements and continued refine ments in transmissions and engines new comfort and safety features new styling concepts which year by year make General Motors cars such outstanding values Let us cite just one example Air Suspen sion timetested on GM buses and trucks has now been adapted by our engineers for passenger car use Without question Air Suspension represents the greatest advance in riding comfort since kneeaction was in troduced in our Silver Anniversary Year Whether the passenger load is 100 pounds or pounds your car will now level itself to glide over bumps with exactly the same incredible smoothness Air Suspension is as we say but one ex ample of our 1958 advances Throughout General Motors our sights have been set on with the aim of bringing to market the finest and most satisfying line of auto mobiles in our history How well we have succeeded is evidenced by the brilliant new cars soon to l on display in the showrooms of our dealers all across Canada or It Walker Of as ad MOMSI I Mi Inltcd Mrs Clayton Toronto wife of the High Park United church minister will address an open meeting of King City Unit ed WA when the annual Thank- offering service is held Mrs is a gifted speaker and an ardent At King City church Mrs Adam David son and her mother Mrs George Tippling will provide the musical purl of the program Rversley Mrs Fred Curtis Heritage Park was hostess to Presbyterian on Oct Mr Bruce Will MA student minister of the church was the speaker He selected a Thanks giving theme The meeting was attended by members of Wood bridge Presby terian society ami neighbors of Mrs Curtis Dr To Speak On Oct 27 at the annual Sunday of United church Dr Margaret New market will deliver the sermon at pm The service will be held in the church Dr Arkin stall is an active and competent speaker She is president of York Presbyterial consisting of about WMS groups- Convalesce Mrs J has re turned home after having spent the past week at York County hospital During her absence her mother Mrs Em head Kinghorn looked after young Paul and his dad This week Mrs John is staying at her sons home while her daughterinlaw is convalescing Alfred Clearview Gardens has undergone a major operation successfully Mr went to York County hos pital for the first time in Janu ary Since then he has made four return trips to that hospital His regular visitors include his three sisters Mrs Pearl Wil son Miss Annie McBride and Mrs Haze Thompson Friends and neighbors wish both these sick people speedy recoveries Miss Sandra Johnstone was the guest of Mr and Mrs Bruce Will at the Presbyterian manse King City Miss Johnstone is a stud ent at the Presbyterian Mission ary and Deaconess Training school Toronto Kingcrafts Birthday Kirigcrafters are reminded of the annual meeting and election of officers on Wednesday Oct 23 at 215 pm The seventh birth- day of Kingcrafts will be cele- j brated at the home of Lady where it was organized in 1950 Kingswold is on the Seventh concession of King I Arrangements will be made at this meeting for a sale of home baking and afternoon lea on Oct It will be held at Kingcraft House and no charges will be made for tea or admission Finds Coin Roy Minion King City has found a copper coin bearing the date It is about the sire of an English halfpenny The coin is battered and dis colored to such an extent that all markings are illegible except one word change and the date Mr is anxious to learn what country minted the coin and its monetary value An employee of the Toronto and York Roads commission Mr found the coin on the King near Oak Ridges He put it in his pocket and after several days it showed some The has been given to his daughter Marie as a good luck omen Plan Opening The official of King City by the new owner Frank will be held on Saturday Oct at 8 pm There will be draws for prhes music and square dancing on the parking lot The new business will be open on the proceeding day as a two day celebration is being planned When Mr came to I King City six weeks ago he be- Ran at the garage The interior has been painted royal blue with a white trim Lettering on the front of he white stucco building is in red Among the viiilors at the two- day opening will be his parents Mr and Mrs Hol land Marsh Trust Uncle Georges judgment and borrow 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