Newmarket Era and Express, 24 Jul 1952, p. 3

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Andy McCor- the- financial statement read Mr Joe Bali expressed pleasure ot the credit union Although there are only members in the King Credit Union they help make up the six million members tilt credit unions the continent King Credit Union is planning a field to be fol lowed by It was revealed at the meet ing that the credit union move ment is growing stronger in Many labor leaders are embracing the credit union phil osophy William Green presi dent of the of has Credit union services are of particular value because they give protection against loan sharks furnish credit at low cost and encourage savings at a good rate of interest If the credit union can work for industry why can it riot work also in rural areas After the meeting a very tas ty lunch was served by Mrs Flanagan and Mrs Best EVANS FUELS nkwmarket Coal Coke Wood and Stoker Coal Phone Orders taken for Gravel Sand and Crushed Stone and General Hauling VanderVoort DENTIST St Newmarket J OF CHfROPRACTIC ST Newmarket Phone OMETRIGAL Mr and Mrs George White at tended the funeral of Mr Whites uncle in Port Ferry on Monday Mr and Samuel of Toronto and Mrs Thomas and daughter of Siinderland spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs I Mr Morton of Toronto is visiting his sister Mrs Win- ston and Mr Too late for last week Mr and Mrs Rye and granddaughter of Chicago are here on holidays and spent Sun day calling on friends They will return later for a longer stay before going home J Mr and Mrs Lloyd and Mrs Vera Herring of are spending a few days here this week making improve ments on the home of Miss Joy Marrltt at the lake which they recently purchased Miss Lois Bailey and Miss Margaret Peel of Toronto spent the weekend at Mr and Mrs ill THEVARjgnr DESIGNS In our collection of MONUMENTS Is such that we tan meet almost any require ment both as to kind and cost We also make memorials to order description Youll find oar work excellent always and prompt and reasonably priced J W and SON MAIN ST NEWMARKET Over PHONE Optometrist irket Clinic Office Hours Closed by Appointment Al CE A C0NL1N HMD St Accountant IN DALT sad St of WH Newmarket GUARANTEED TO TUNER AK Life Assoeiatton Representative Fire Automobile and Casualty Newmarket Phones Newmarket A s time Is 20 years a long time It depends on itoyour insurance BURCirARY AUTO Bill Mel tyre MAIN ST PHONE man of forty tan look for ward to many yemrn and in 20 year con build up within 111 pre means an Income to help latin enjoy his year At lie me if me he can provide for the welfare of family unexpected hap pen to Let our firaiijitivea show you how a Mutual Life of Canada policy beat feature of and a plan at a mode outlay CANADA Peels home Mr and Mrs and daughters Margaret and Beth of Windsor are spending the week with Mt and Mrs Mr- and Mrs Johnston Perry and son Ricky of Toronto are at the Perry home Keswick Beach for a weeks holiday The lake road being given a new topping this week a needed improvement if the heavy lake traffic is to continue as it has the past weekends Miss Florence and Mrs Harold of Toronto spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs Isaac and Mrs C of Chicago are spending a few days at the home of Mr and Mrs King Master Dale Toombs of is holidaying at the home of his grandparents Mr and Mr Mrs George White spent the weekend visiting in Myrtle and Whitby- Master of To ronto is holidaying at his grand parents Mr and Mrs I Mrs Duncan Gillies of and her granddaughter Ca therine Gibson of spent two weeks as guests of the for mers cousin Mrs J Mr and Mrs George Brown and family spent Sunday with friends at Miami Beach Mr Morton of Toron to spent the weekend with his sister Mrs Winston and Mr Rev and Mrs Frank Ward and family of St Thomas spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Barton Ward Mr and Mrs Ray Hodgson and daughter Susan of This tie town accompanied by fa ther and his uncle of Winnipeg visited Mr and Mrs King on Friday of last week Recent guests at the home of Miss were Mr and Mrs Herbert Gibson of and the Misses and Stew art of Toronto and Mr hod Mrs Alex of Toronto The ladies from who attended the trousseau ten at the home of Mr and Mrsv Bud Fisher Islington given in honor of their daughter Miss Betty Fisher were Frank Mrs Fred Feel Mrs Ted Mrs I Mrs White and Miss Eva Gil- An unusually pretty wedding was solemnized in Islington United church when Betty Fisher of Islington formerly of Keswick was united in mar riage with Mr William V of Toronto J Guests from Keswick were Mr and Mrs Fred Peel and Miss Margaret Pee Miss Van Norman Miss Eva Gil Mr and Mrs Jack Gable and Mr Clarke Gable Mr and Mrs Cecil Grant and Mr and Mrs George W White CoOp Services Report Profit of At the recent annual meeting of the York Cooperative Medi cal Services the treasurer re ported that he had paid out In claims leaving a profit of which was credited to the members in the form of mem ber loans The guests speaker Paul secretary of the Coopera tive Medical Services Federa tion spoke on the cheap accident insurance farmers who employed labor could get from the Work mens Compensation board He stated that some farmers had lost their life savings through injury to an employee and urged that farmers should protect themselves against this loss The rate now was only per wages paid Directors elected for the next three years are Louis Marwood Mrs Keffer Maple Mrs Brum well wo chairman of the meeting Conditions at harvest dm for taking off the crop may be good or bad according to the action of the weather But when you are mech anized with uptodate combine equipment youre ready to go when the crop is right in good weather and you can make the most of any favorable conditions during the difficult seasons Combine harvest ing is the easy lowcost modern way to harvest under normal conditions and in many tough years the combine method has saved the day for farmers A modern combine too simplifies the harvest labor problem many farmers handle their fcrop with little or no extra help at harvest time For years combines have been noted for their outstanding ability your local dealer will be glad to give you full details about the latest models COMPANY LIMITED Maters of farm WARD ALLAN GO SALES AND SERVICE Davis Dr Phono iyO THANKS TO YOUR GENEROUS RESPONSE WE ARE CONTINUING OUR So many of you have our patronized our sale that we have denuded to continue it with additional bargains to show Cram Life WRIGHT I row casualty ft fc J Branch Office Bank Bid Brampton Representative for Newmarket and District Norman Keltleby Out Pit Aurora Gerald It College St Newmarket TOPS IN SPECIAL SALE VALUE ladies En rayon and wool gabardine manufactures clearance HALF PRICE the coop way Enquire at your local coop cm COSTS ONLY Painter and Decorator Sunworthy and Sunteat Wallpapers Phone Aurora WILLOW BEACH late for last week On Wednesday July Mr and Mrs Mio had as guests from St Petersburg Fla Mr and Mrs Dennis also Mr and Mrs from Miss Mary Jean Sinclair on Sutton school staff is taking a summer course for teachers in Toronto IMrs Mabel McKay entertain ed Monday afternoon July at a garden parly to celebrate the 30th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Henry Dal- ton Jacksons Mr and Mrs Newmarket USA a few days with Mr and Mrs Thompson Mrs Clarence for mer summer resident of Willow Beach spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Elliot Cedar- view cottage Franklin Beach of FOR THE LADIES Fulllength coats ladies suits shorties dresses blouses slacks shorts sweaters skirts pyjamas TO 50 OFF m m FOR THE MEN Mens pants sport shirts sweaters ties briefs and tops to 50 off for the children Childrens coats cotton drosses shirts blankets crib sheets outfits 25 TO 50 OFF DRAPERY SPECIAL drapery all types of finishes all colors patterns and materials Original prices ranging from SPECIAL PRICK 149 SOME OF OUR ANNIVERSARY CLEARANCE SPECIALS First quality nylons 09 Flannelette blankets Ibex and Kingcot Wabasso pillow slips special sale price sheets HI special sale price Prints at special sale price of 37 a yard White flannelette special sale price 29 a yard Ladies blouses from 99 up Ladies corduroy shorts Colorful plastics by the yard 59 Sale 49 Sale 69 Mens wool work 49 each 3 for Hoys ankle 49 sale price Dont forget to look over our table V BARGAINS FOR THE LOOKING THIS JUST TWE OP THE MAN SPECIAL PRICES WE ARE OFFERING YOU I I PAL TO MAIN ST NEWMARKET PROP HARRY STEPAK THE FRIENDLY STORE AT THE BOTTOM OF THE HILL PHONE fa 4 fa- i I-

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