Newmarket Era and Express, 9 Apr 1953, p. 3

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Solicitor Public Etc V- MATHEWS STIVER VALE Notaries Mathews R Stiver B E Lyons Joseph Vale Oat A MILLS MAIN ST Ml VIOLET t Conveyancing Insurance St CONTRACT and Wiring DOUG General Repairs Torridoil space heaters AD Electrical Household Appliances Ontario St Newmarket JmnsJWJ PLUMBING HEATING Contractor Dealer for Fairbanks Morse and Air OAK JUDGES PHONE KING 111 PHONE AURORA Hi JAMB WL SOLICITOR ETC MAIN ST PHONE NEWMARKET DENTAL DR WO DENTIST MUNICIPAL OFFICE Office Residence DENTIST St Newmarket EVANS newmarket Coal Coke Wood and Stoker Coal Phone 5 Orders taken for Gravel Sand and Crushed Stone and General Hauling EVANS RIBS In Newmarket and District for WHITE ROSE PRODUCTS Gasoline Motor Oil Stove Oil Fuel Oil Phone Timothy St DC DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC Associated With J HUNT IS Millard Newmarket The other day someone said to me Whats the idea of having this Town Pulpit column paper answered very simply I think told him the truth I re plied something like this Well my friend one of the reasons for the column is that we believe that every department of our life should be affected by the reli gious We believe that the world in general and the indi vidual in particular would be much better if the Christ of the I Scriptures had a chance to direct every day affairs for us So we use this medium to present His claims upon our lives preach Christ Himself Christ yesterday today and for ever the same Christ as Pro phet Priest and King Christ in His humiliation and Christ in His glory Christ as the Lamb foreordained before the founda tion of the world promised un to our first parents in the gar den of Eden witnessed by the law and the prophets Christ announced and described with growing clearness and with ard ent longing by the Prophets Christ welcomed by the godly in Israel Christ who in the fulness of lime was sent of His own blessed accord and grace came to minister to others and lay down His life as a ransom Christ who glorified God by His obedience and finally on the cross accomplished everlasting redemption Christ who is the Resurrection and the Life who is now the Saviour of sinners the strength and the hope of the saints will come again to fulfil the counsel of God and establish His kingdom Him we desire to declare even by such a humble column as this is a Person true man and yet true God in whom we possess the Father and from whom we receive the Spirit a Person so glorious that only the Scriptures can present Him to our mind and only the Spirit by whom the Scriptures were given can en able us to behold and trust Him For the ones and twos who wonder at the wisdom of such a column there are the hundreds are being helped and who wait eagerly each week for this little word of inspiration The Pulpiteer would feel his job well done if only one wayfaring soul received a little help along the pathway of life Remember The Saviour can solve every problem And the tangles of life can undo Theres nothing too hard for Jesus And nothing that He cannot do At Weans AweWtai David National Field Director Canadian National In stitute for the Blind was the guest speaker at the April 2 meeting of the Womens Assoc iation Trinity United church Newmarket Mrs B presided Mrs Elman Campbell was in charge of the program and con ducted the devotional program Mrs Campbell introduced Mr The guest speaker told of his organization of the blind services in Trinidad under the British government Mr who lost his sight in had come to Canada from England the previous year As a graduate mining engineer Mr was employed in a mine in British Columbia and it was in an accident at the mine that Mr lost his sight Returning to England Mr worked for the National Institute for the Blind and came to Canada once again in where he has worked with the CNIB In the absence of Mr who is in Egypt under the UN to organize the blind ser vices Mr Is acting sec retary for the CNIB in Ontario In his talk Mr Lawley combined his Quaker background with a delightful sense of humour to present a most Interesting ad- 0 readers write Letter are itk write mm be iaow It Use editor Dear Editor I asked a boy if he would join the King City Wrestling club He replied that his mother would not let him She is right if she thinks that our training is aimed at the stand ard of professional wrestling or any modification of it Let me hasten to explain to those shar ing the above belief that an amateur wrestling club partici pates in a sport entirely different in methods and sportsmanship than professional wrestling It is only natural for a boy to want to develop himself physi cally and to be able to hold his own and compete with his lows This should be ed in the proper direction by a competant coach in a gym In a wrestling club one learns by progressive exercises to endure unusual strains No dangerous LADIES NAME OPTICUS Keswick ladle club has beat the other district ball crews to the punch in or ganizing for the season The election of officers for the coming season was held recent ly Gord Hare was returned as coach and his running mate Jack Monday was reengaged as manager Grace Curtis was named club president and Ruth Mary Peters secretarytreasurer The genial secretary reports everybody is on the hunt for a snappy name for the team Any suggestions Send them along to the coach Heres ours The Lake Shore Mermaids Ed note The Era and April MM Fat dress The musical portion of the pro gram was provided by the church organist Norman Mr sang as his solo The Holy City providing his own piano accompaniment or holds are taught With practise he learns to think what he is doing and a very important feature is that he gains emotional control of him self learns to respect his oppon ents and benefits by better sportsmanship and manners With a better developed body he has more confidence in himself that helps him in other lines of endeavor dangerous as other rugged Amateur wrestling is not as sports That is proved by the fact that since the King City Wrestling club started four years ago there has not been an acci dent Mothers should take ad vantage of the opportunity of encouraging their sons to join the King City Wrestling club Bob Coach King City Wrestling Club HOUSETOHOUSE TICKET SALES FOR CONCERT ON MAY A housetohouse ticket blitz will be conducted on Friday April 17 in the Newmarket district under the auspices of the ScoutGuide Mothers auxiliary Boys and girls members of the Newmarket Cubs Scouts Guides and Brownies will call at homes in Newmarket to sell tickets for the concert being held in Trinity United church on Friday May Proceeds from the concert will be used to renovate and redecor ate the Newmarket Scout hall the meeting place for alt groups in scouting and guiding in the community The artists who are appearing in the concert under the auspices of the ScoutGuide Mothers auxiliary are Goodman Elizabeth Beer and Terry Doane Convening the ticketsale blitz is Mrs C She is assisted by Mrs Bert Budd and Mrs A Jackson Mrs Alex is convening the concert that the organization meeting of Newmarket Ten nis club for the season will be held at the club courts at pm Tuesday April In the event of rain Tuesday the meet ing will be held over to Thurs day April at the same hour Top on the agenda at the Tues day meeting will be the election of officers for the season Everybody interested in tennis or becoming a tennis player Is asked to attend Club officials hope for a big turnout to get the season away to a flying start TENNIS MEETING APRIL Heres glad tidings for all the tennis racquet Keith Davis North Yorks MrTennis comes through with the HOSPITAL TEA NEXT WEDNESDAY Wednesday April is the date set by the York County hospital Womens auxiliary for a spring tea and bake sale The place is the auditorium and tea will be served from 9 to pm Mrs Frank Courtney is tea convener The bake sale is un der the direction of Mrs Ballard and Mrs Billiard and Mrs J Edwards will con vene table featuring childrens clothing and toys The draw for the doll dressed by Mrs K which has on display in local stores will be held at this time Phone OX DOCTOR OF Office Municipal AURORA Hours II amv PHONE 53J AURORA for appointments THE VARIETY Of DESIGNS In oar collection of MONUMENTS Is such that can meet almost any require ment as to kind and cost We also make memorials to order of every description Youll find our work excellent always and our prompt and seasonably priced G W LUESBY and SON MAIN ST NEWMARKET INSURANCE Confederation Life Association Fire Automobile and Casualty Eagle St Newmarket Phones Newmarket Mount Albert CHILD STRUCK AT ISLAND GROVE Gary Bowers Georgetown was struck by a car driven by Ernest Arnold Toronto as he came out of Paynes store at Is land Grove last Sunday At this point on the road there Is congestion on a busy day due to a ear parking lot being on one Cars outside their space near the store and near the government dock en trance Fortunately the hoy was not seriously injured as Arnolds automobile was travelling slow ly His Injuries included couple of loosened teeth a cut on his head Mr and Mrs Bowers took their son home af ter Constable Grant Thompson had investigated and found the driver of the car was not to blame Era and Express Classifieds Results INSURANCE RE ALTO a NO nance clntyre MAIN ST NEWMARKET PHONE SEPTIC TANKS Cleaned by Pump Equipment THE SURE WAY Irwin Dalton Sutton Phone 23Ir sxisttsssaggxz PIANO INSURANCE Crown EIRE CASUALTY the coop way Mm -r- I PHONE FOR COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE GEORGE W McCUUOUGH Ave Newmarket LIFE FIRE AUTOMOBILE AFTER SEEING THESE FABRICS- LAYOUT ARTIST x SO TREMENDOUS- mm BE UNNECESSARY but we think you interested to know Is a v try opportunity mat comes dike in I long long time i yarndyed worsteds twoply ana wefts We have a complete of shades and fa patterns many new weaves and Besides extra good looks fabrics guarantee you wear BONDS Hon tailoring assures a custommade suit handled in every Made to sell at enormous lag power passes cm HOSPITAL SI wuTajTnw

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