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a rail The main auditorium of the Royal Canadian Legion building was filled on Saturday night for the marking of the anniversary of the found ing of Branch Legion Auxiliary It was Ladies Night all the way as members of the Canadian Legion wailed on the Auxiliary for the event Name Delegates To Convention KETTLEBY The Septem ber meeting of the Womens Institute was held at the home of Mrs Sid Richardson Guest speaker Mrs Arm strong gave an interesting talk on public relations The director of the central Ontario WI area have de cided to assist the retarded children of the Province of Ontario in research in retar dation at Sick Childrens Hos pital The Kettlehy brancli plans to donate The convention at the Royal York Hotel Toronto will take place Nov 2 The delegate from this area will be Mrs Sid Richardson with Mrs J as al ternate A few new members joined the WI at this meet ing- y About people turned out for a very successful beef barbecue at York Pines Unit ed Church last week Lake Simcoe Socials BY MERCIELLE BURROWS omens Club Holds First Dinner Meeting NEWMARKET The New market Business and Profes sional Womens Club held its first dinner meeting of the new season at the Aurora Highlands Golf and Country Club Mrs Margaret First VicePresident and In ternational Federation Chair man was the guest speaker Her topic was The Aims and Objectives of P Miss McLellan Na tional Employment Condi tions Chairman led a discus sion session The Barrie Club and the Club were present in large numbers as guests for Canadian Legion Notes NORTH GWILL1MBURY BRANCH Saturday night was Ladies Auxiliary Night at the hall a capacity crowd was out for this gala affair Branch members had the honor of preparing and serv ing the Auxiliary members their supper on the an niversary of the Auxiliary birthday The cooks were members of the executive un der chef Ray Sttcklend and the waiters were members of the past presidents club At the head table were Auxiliary President Rita Walsh legion President Art West lake Glo ria Auxiliary Zone Commander Rose Manning Guest Speaker Provincial 1st vice president Elsie Auxiliary Provincial secre tary and Master of Ceremon ies Jim One of the highlights of the was introduction of the charter members of the Ladies Auxiliary of Branch Brown Amie Toby Betty Gordon Edith Birch June Porting and Ml Gard ner Another of the highlights was a presentation of a cerli of merit to Betty Gor don first vicepresident of the Ladles Auxiliary by Clar ence Wood Past President of Ontario Command on behalf of Branch 326 for her out standing work in helping the Branch in many ways over the past years There was also the presen tation of a cheque to the branch for by Auxiliary President Rita on he- half of the Ladies Auxiliary Music for the evening was supplied by Harry Syratt ami his orchestra and entertain ment was supplied by the three peanut men Approximately ladles sat down to dinner including guests from Bradford Aurora Preston Toronto Richmond Hill Bolton Sutton and Stouffville Their hus bands joined them at the dance after the dinner Jim in his tion of the head table men tioned the way the Auxiliary has grown from 15 to its pres- ent number of and still on the increase and how they have come to our aid when we needed it In many varied ways A special thanks should also be mentioned to the past presidents who came from out of town to help namely Paul Toby Toby and Fred Gardner Last Post has sounded for Jim White a recent transfer to the branch Jim was a quiet chap but he will long be remembered for lie many acts of kindness lie perform ed We again remind those who are going to enter the Soap Box Derby that Saturday Is the closing date for entries and this coming Monday after noon at l pm the race will held held on Main Street running from the fire hall south Three other important dates to remember are the annual Remembrance Day parade tn November which will be the annual Poppy Tog Day October which Is the next general meeting and election night for executive Sinn Chic Conner marked their 22ml wedding anniversary and Don and Jean Stokes their wed ding anniversary the meeting and discussions Miss Joy was the Newmarket Bursary winner this year and she will be attending the University Toronto In a course of Physio therapy NAME OFFICERS Mrs Mary was returned for her second term as President Mrs Rod- well is Past President Mrs Ruby is First Vice Mrs Jean Second Vice Mrs lne Rod well is recording sec retary and Miss Margaret Ward is Corresponding Secre tary Miss Clara Stark is the Treasurer Chairman of Program Com mittee is Dr Margaret stall Publicity Ruby United Nations Doris Blair Budget Jean Membership Margaret Gail- Social Charlotte Gar ner and Historian Ha Haines Conveners are Charlotte Gar ner hospital library Violet Friendship and Edna Bulletin Edi tor The and Profession al Womens Club is sponsoring a Concert by the AOTS Glee Club at Grcenacres Auditor ium on Saturday October This group was received by enthusiastic audiences at the Trinity United Church Concert last spring All members have tickets There will be no sale at the door Portraits of the Past will be the theme for the October meeting The dinner meeting will be held October at Au rora Highlands and will ad journ to to see a Portraits of the Past Guest soloist for the Septem ber meeting was Miss Rita Bolton She was accompanied on the piano by Mr Kevin Tunney Miss Bolton Is now a stu dent at the Conservatory and with the Canadian Opera Company Mr Mm Hodgson Progres sive Conservative candidate for York North and Mrs Hodgson this week attended coffee parties at the homes of Mr and Mrs Wm Bales of Sharon and Mr and Mrs of East Heights Mr and Mrs Erie Morgan of Wheatlcy were guests of Mrs Violet last week QUO The annual Harvest Home Thanksgiving Services will be held on Sunday October at York Pines United Church Friends and neighbors were present to celebrate the anniversary of Mr and Mrs Fred Davis of Newmarket at the home of Mr and Mrs Wayne at Kettleby Out of town guests were Mr and Mrs David of Or Ilia Mr and Mrs Ross Morrison of Toronto and Mr ami Mrs Don Wallace of Quecnsville Mr Dick Shannon Is moose hunting in northern Ontario with his brother In law from Sudbury John Burrows and Ken Hooper also have hit the northern trail in search of moose Locals have all been getting their counts as far as ducks arc concerned although geese are still hard to get in range One local lad who was in the Minden area tells the story that his Labrador retrieved the same duck three times be fore he duck was finally put to his eternal rest Executives for Sutton Kins men ami Kincltc Clubs were recently installed for the com ing year For the Sutton Kins men Club Dalt Mercer Vice President Phil dark secretary Terry Lamping treasurer Bob Taylor bulle tin editor Rudy Jung regis trar Jerry Main director John Lancashire Zone Deputy Governor Ross Bur- well of was on hand install the Kinsmen in offices installed were President Rita Shirley Grieve secre tary Joan Cole treasurer Dor othy Kloaphfer registrar Carol Clark director Helen bulletin editor Hope Thompson Mrs Hilda Steph ens was guest of honor at a surprise birthday party at the Sutton Legion recently was called to a legion Auxiliary meeting and arrived lo find the hall filled with well wishers She was presented with a well filled purse and a bouquet of sweetheart roses for her birthday coo Mr Mrs Bob Taylor recently spent several days visiting Expo while in lineup at the Bell Telephone Building Mr Taylor met Mrs Burrows of Sutton Speaking of a small world Mrs Tage Sellers was In a lineup in front of one of the Expo buildings and started talking to Americans on eith er side of her It turned oul that one party was from Cali fornia and the other from Washington but both men had been ice fishing at her sons Bonnie Boats Marina Jack sons Also visiting at Expo last week were Mr and Mrs John and their three child ren Peter Hugh and Andrew Mrs Clayton Brady returned this week end from Toronto where she spent part of the week visiting her daughter Su san and two small children Susans husband has been in Hospital for a month Magistrate and Mrs Clare Morrison attended a Parent- Teachers meeting at Upper Canada College on Thursday night where their son Ian is a Grade VIII pupil Mrs Hum- Mrs Morrisons mother is visiting with Ihc Morrisons at present Dalton Road boasts a new automobile dealership ROYAL SIMCOE LODGE KESWICK ONT TRADITIONAL THANKSGIVING DINNER All the Trimmings per plate Children price For Reservations call I J I ARE SNOW TIRES THE TROUBLE a needless question to most motorists who know theyd be stuck a doren times during the Winter without them But there are still a number of driver who stick to the welltravelled road In Aurora and and think iheye unnecessary Driving skill and feel of the tires on the road can go a long way to get you oul of heavy snow Skill wont help much though if youre stuck without moment urn behind a stalled driver on a Or if youre sliding out of control on an icy incline Snow tire average SO percent batter traction mow and percent on ice Thats safety worth having Metal studded snow tires are more expensive but the stopping margin is tremendous Ice rink tests showed studs improved starting traction percent and stop ping distances percent Recap seldom prove a long taim economy and ire not advisable for high speed driving Snow up fatter than standard and sustained hast can separate art tread from the carcass Snow tires come in many qualities some so poor theyre dangerous To remove any doubts seek out a quality new car dealer A pasting askad a Vermont farmer stalled n deep snow If was stuck Hope Would be If I trying to get out I I ill 1 1 Service The Kingcrafts Story LAD Unit Plans Second Reunion The re union of the will be held at the home of their former sergeantmajor Har old A Tipton Child Drive Aurora October 7 and Mr Tipton planned the first reunion of this unit which saw service in France and Italy two years ago bringing to gether men who had not seen each other since their military discharge In Tlie unit was formed In and Its members are from all points across Canada Some of the members plan ning to attend tills reunion will come from Nova Scotia and Saskatchewan of the weekend festivities will be a dinner and dance at the Fiesta Room The Civitan Club of Aurora will join the veterans at I his event KING TOWNSHIP The Centennial literary project of of King Town ship Is editing and publishing a sequel to her original works The Story of King crafts So much progress in the skill of hand crafting has been accom plished by Kingcrafts In the past seven years the author thinks 1967 Is time for her to publish her second book describing the expan sion and recognition of her organization In other parts of world She has completed the draft manuscript of her new book and is selecting photographic Illustrations to be Included In Volume 2 researched Kingcraft files for material highlights while she 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