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EAaT ana 10 many HEIGHTS The 1st East who gave their support The AlMtVCTSITf Scout Troop funds raised will be used held a bottle and clothes to support some hanger drive in East activity in the area Church here observe Heights on Sat at BY MERCIELLE BURROWS The donation is to supply River St Sutton have Mr sod Mrs Cliff rtJL success 01 Mrs expressed her andlhc wish to thank School have made morning Family pay May thanks to the summer a those who assisted in the trips outside of the Rev Harold Kemp of Keswick attended a three- tob for generous gift of the drive school over the past couple who are staying on tor a few day conference on Retardation more days Mrs was held in Ottawa Mr Ray Nash last weeks winner of the Trip is the President of the Sutton To Expo sponsored by New- and District Association for market merchants and now the Mentally Retarded stands a chance of a second Miss April Stanley Willow Beach recently travelled to Mrs Sadie Oliver Dalton Deep River to spend a week is another local who has end with former Willow Beach been lucky enough to visit student Margaret who Expo She accompanied her is a member of the Company daughter Helen and family of Young Canadians who have been visiting here from British Columbia A large crowd gathered in SL Andrews Presbyterian Fit and Mrs Bui Mc- Church on Sunday last to take and their three part in the dedication of their left Ghana Africa on new electronic organ Sunday for Canada Bill has Guest was Mr completed his tour with the David Penny Newmarket Ghanaian Airforce and is to and guest soloist was Mr John report to Ottawa on July of The family will tour Europe out of town guests came before arriving In Canada from Keswick BeUuven Erin Baysvilie Mr and Noble and Maple Hill and three boys spent Sunday with BUTs parents Mr and Mr Leonard retired Mrs Cliff Noble Middle St as projectionist of the Simcoe after years Mrs Anderson career Cam- has now returned to Sutton after spending the winter wrth 0 her yearold cousin Mrs to md in A- vassers years objective was Mr and Mrs Harry Rob- Main ertson motored to Niagara Library Falls recently to hear the Fisher Park High School choir PauJ from Ottawa The choir was make under the direction of Mrs of to the and the accompanist was library their daughter Mrs Joan have returned to Jacksons St Andrews Presbyterian ladies are busy getting ready for Centennial Tea which be held at historical Briars Manor I louse on the nillg Briars May 16 The ladies have planned a country store which will sell cheese home- Jacqueline of made broad jams jellies Prince George BC are vis- Horse and buggy rides will Mrs Cannings mother also be provided Mrs Avery Mrs Station Ward of Edmonton is in Sutton visiting lo friends and relatives She is daughter was not presently with her niece Mrs able to make the trip due to Cateri her college studies of weeks An interesting chairman York rtcsi tour of Dairy was arranged for- four classes who viewed the processing After the service of milk right from the vo rival through the pasteurization separation and right up to as an independent one- the bottling The grade 4 congregation church in King classes of Mr and city Test on congregation Mr Brown made the tour vo to become a single April fi unit -Objections- classes of Miss and Mrs Kemp made the were raised to tour on May with Maple United i On May the grade classes of Mrs Morrison Miss Walker Mrs Morning on and Miss travelled Ww assured by bus to Pioneer Village and will not in the Black Creek Con- be closed in the near fore- Area The young- seeable future spent several hours a building project to add roaming through the build- a Christian Education Centre and were particularly to the present church taken with the oxen Before who returning home the children King Cily ate their picnic lunch to and charge round out the day for years is leaving YOULL SAVE THREE MILES TO THE GALLON J Investing in a Spring tuneup and then neglecting to change your carburetor air filter is like sleeping with a short blanket pull it up to warm your ace and your feet get cold Theres not much net again Your filter Is the windpipe of your motor Factory studies show pounds of air for pound of gasoline is needed at Summer temperature get the most energy out of the fuel This feet enough to fill a room by for every gallon of gas at A Century of a musical sponsored by Sutton Kinsmen Club played to a packed house for three days last week And one of reasons for the large crowds were the efforts of Dick Shannon Van and Don at top Adding to the enjoyment were two flappers Carol Clark and Margie Morrison j V When road grime clogs your filter your carburetor gets less air than it needs The gasolineair mixture becomes too rich in fuel Economy goes down and so does power Recent engineering tests on two V8 engines In a Mercury and a Plymouth with clean and clogged fillers showed a miles per gallon gain of for Mercury and 24 for the Ply mouth with a clean filter over a clogged one Recommended changes for air filters vary with dif ferent road conditions Every miles is fine in Aurora area But these figures can be altered drastically if you drive frequently over dusty roads A reputable car dealer will not sell you a filter if you dont need one Heed advice See you neat Wednesday jj ROBERT a Davis Dr i FIRST ANNIVERSARY Armstrong REALTOR Aurora IT TV WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF AN OFFICE IN AURORA TO ft EXTEND OUR REAL ESTATE SERVICES TO YOU THE PEOPLE OF NORTHERN YORK tz We at Robert Armstrong Real Estate wish to thank the many clnts vho in the i Robert ArmHtrong Realtor past year enabled us to complete transactions in excess of i J Mark Auroras I i Fred Counter Salesman Newmarket Hob Broad bent Salesman Newmarket Haines Salesman Newmarket Shirley Joanne Many Saleslady Newmarket Secretary Kerf Crocker Stewart Kitchen t I is our a a continue to re at all times to hold our clients interests and i I feH SAT a re il NEWAAARKET rf fir-