Ontario Community Newspapers

The Era (Newmarket, Ontario), December 31, 1969, p. 9

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Building Trades Building Trade and Household and Household Directory Directory NOTICE CONTRACTING SNOW PLOWING FOR FAST SERVICE RENE J BRAY CONST BUILDER Alterations Additions to Residential am Commercial Properties Fireplaces Chimneys Rec Rooms Repair FREE ESTIMATES REGENCY ALUMINUM NEWMARKET ALTERATIONS GLASS COMPANY 8953993 1 Aluminum Hooting siding windows doors awn Infis asphalt and cedar shinnies Court St Newmarket Phone NEWMARKET Doors Awnings Siding Top Quality Custom Installation Low Prices Full Guaranlec Free Estimates For painting AND DECORATING 7753000 or I Gas Oil Heating Coal Wood Dry firewood for sale lb hail John Pot ltd Phone Pet Stock Supplies Poodle grooming by experts lit reasonable prices by Pet Fair Toys Poodle puppies registered brown black whiles 75 Poo dle KenneLs Bradford Try our poodle clipping there is a difference Popples usually available to Newmarket Arriving a returning a Phone Sutton after York University to New I I Hub Snimnket dehmed anywhere i Metro Toronto dally AURORA GREENHOUSES Allium 8958664 DRINKING I I lliuh Sit lan Legal Notices Meet six AllAmericans flora variety Four exciting net annuals and two vegetables a ve won Ail American Awards for 1970 The flow ers include the dwarf Fren ch Marigold Bolero But terfly an Fl hybrid snap dragon with an open face an annual double Dianthus called China Doll and an extra early Morning Glory appropriately named Ear ly Call Rose In the veg- of the select ions has had as much com petition as did the Marigold Bolero There wore 13 entries in trials and more than that number of comparison varieties Bol ero marked sup eriority to the Bright Butterfly snap dragon but the attractive double centered azalea like flowers in their shades and blends bring new appeal to this popular annual The spikes grow to 30 inches in length and provide the finest and most usful cut flowers The plants branch at the base range through scarlet crim son rosy orange yellow pink light golden bronze and a magenta red Dianthus China Doll is a double flowered garden pink that is treated as an annual Blooms arc borne on medium trusses on plants that grow anywhere inch in diameter and come in colors of salmon red and red and white The All- judges found the plants to be vigorous and free flowering Home gar deners will welcome his cutting and border that grows so easily annual Colors are vastly richer and the base bran ching plants more compact and uniform than the prev ious types Morning Glory be extra early a very deep rose in color with the giant flowers having a large I found its outstanding char acteristics to be its refresh rich coloring and ability to bloom about gold colors Its an extrem ely dwarf marigold averag ing 12 Inches In height and up to in inches in width appearing after the seed was sown Each plant Is covered with dozens of blooms measur ing oneandahalf to two- inches In din- One of the best snapdragons to bo introdu ced in years was the g h t faced type For the first time this well known annual had lost most of its stiffness either out in garden or in an arrangement Madame Butterfly is a hybrid for mula color of he first double openfaced kind It is quite similar 7is the season of visitors in Zephyr Notice is hereby and itmunil of lis building at 111 Millard Ave mil Newmarket Ontario Tho conditions and form of may be obtained upon the of fice the undersigned highest or any he i undersigned before close of ileal late Year dairv cattle men- v imlfwll li Arena Si urn I Inn I- It I anil bred heifers a Dec Nov sales hat ends for enabling 54 Legal Notices YORKOSHAWA DISTRICT HEALTH UNIT Notice to Septic Tank Contractors etc As of December the of will NOT be permitted unfit weather conditions Mr and Mrs Prank Thompson and Mr and Mrs Lyman Hall and family spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Hay Thompson and J and Mrs MnnKon and children of were guests of Mr and Mrs Howard on Monday Mr and Mrs Jerry Pickering and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs guests of Mr and Prank spent Mouse and girls Pickering of Willow lide and Mr and Mrs Clarence Pickering Christmas spent and family spent Christ ir family Walker mas Day with Mr and Mrs Horner Walker and girls and family vis- Thompson and girls Mr SEASONS GREETINGS from ONE HOUR MARTINIZING Huron Heights Plaza KENNEDY MACHINE SHOP COUNTRY CLUB DRY CLEANING rem phii lule milk- ftiivde blooming it still docs belter if sown indoors and trans planted to the garden ar ound the of May Bio- In The John Tomato Small- Fry is the only All- Amer ica Silver Medal winner fur I found It be the most uniform most prolific bearer and highest quality hybrid cherry tomato Fru its arc not loo large coming in clusters of seven or eight medium cherry bright red fruits I liked its ear- lincss and its productive only real fault concentrated It makes up for this by being much ear lier than pollinated cherry tomato new Butternut is a vigorous i ash without crooked fruits lovely golden interior color An average fruit measures nine by fourawl one h in dies flesh is solid dry and light and has high cook ing quality Seeds of the cur rent AllAmerica winners arc always in short supply and It pays lo order them early The colored seed pa ckets in the store display show the red and white and blue AllAmerica Winners shield emblem Little seems to lie more in eating bis ice cream stick Hum in the foolish antics of Legion clown Compass marks eighth win eighth Newmarket Town League Norm Builders came alive In tho third period lo score four standings Bruce Boyd scor ed a pair of goals lo give III ll liul Hi lift Bob Foster Buzzers nip Tigers AURORA The redhot St Mikes Buzzers showed why they Buzzers forward Williams had a sixpoint game shooting three goals and as many assists after a period Buzzers led Tigers 31 in the final period Steve Boyle was Tigers twogoal star Steve Stone and Mike split the other Aurora goals Legion midgets win silver stick honors Jack Com ell iteinlK 1 Let nidge- Silver Stick honors The Legion aires played in a tournament at Rase Borden after losing their initial game of the tourney de feating Thornl I I I lost to their first game but from there on past all Don Inn Ferguson Rick Robinson and Cat were the Legion ing leaders As managii Huron and lead in tlie Newmarket Town Hockey League scor ing race has nls His teammates Larry Harmon and Ken with Keith Burling of Spoils Cycles are tied foi led on Boyds goal Paul is in on he second Noel Don Bond Ken and Norm Dnrrach shot other Compass goals slsted to give his team a first period sta rt Bud scored Iho second Bilk goal on BUI Marks pass Shannon St John had help from Bill Ellis and Prent ice Smith as Kricks scored twice laic in tho third Archie I and Richard McLaughlan scored two goals to shoot Bindings into the win column Jim Bond and Sturgeon issistid on fields first goal scored the second two goals Burling and Glen shared other winners goals Mil gained hi iv on goal Archie Keith Burling sh owed e client class lulling for llircc goals to spark SportsCycles A triggered two goalt Gary goal Gcniole and Bel lamy were In on Ihe third Channing had aid from Bellamy on both his goals The guest speaker for tie Christian Busi nessmens Luncheon il the Compass Restau rs in I on Wed noon Jan will be Dr Gordon Gray Or Gray born in Toronto and has been a medical mission- Thailand from IiI to Canada ml ha r postgradual tnneriti lie will he Thailand later in Jan uary lie is presently staff of York Dr pit wife Mai Plaza Novices in Silver Stick event effoit led I Albert If Lost and Found The DEALERS Wish Our Customer have ihfied lo Bud of wi nine points follow Three players on the Spoil Cycles I osier Kemp Al Ch- Brian Mil lion and manager John Cole saw their charges sweep to four victories lo win the championship in the tourney held al Base Hord ed Midland 2 Thornhifl and t2 Dave Rick Scott and John scored against Midland and again st Keltic netted three Klucnski and Hick Lucas a goal each In games with Thornhlll

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