m V CBA 11 MATHEWS LYONS AND VALE ft E LYONS BA- JOSEPH St urn PLUMBING HEATING OAK KING 111 AM MILLS aRi MAIN ST VIOLET fa etc MAIN ST NEWMARKET DENTAL DR NOBLE MUNICIPAL Office Or 1 Mate St CHIROPRACTIC CYANS Coal Coke Wood and Stoker Coal Pbme 5 takes for Send nd Crashed Stow and General Hauling fte WHITE ROSE PRODUCTS Gasoline Motor Oil Stove CHI Fuel I DOCTOR OP Witt I tat I M Mud MM- te We came across a fine bit of poetry recently and we pass It on to you with the prayer it may be a blessing THE HAND But now Lord thou ait our father we are the clay and thou our potter and we all are the work of thy hand Is To the Potters house I went down one day And watched Him while mould ing the vessels of clay And many a wonderful lesson I drew As I noted the process the clay went thro Trampled and broken down trodden and rolled To render more plastic and fit for the mold How like the clay that is human I thought When in Heavenly hands to per fection brought For self must be cast as the dust at His feet Before it is ready for service made And pride must be broken and selfwill lost- All laid on the altar whatever the cost But lo by and by a delicate vase Of wonderful beauty and exqui site grace Was it once the vile clay Ah yes yet how strange The Potter has wrought so mar velous a change Not a trace of the earth nor mark of the clay The fires of the furnace have burned them away Wondrous skill of the Potter the praise is is due In whose hands to perfection and beauty it grew Thus with souls lying still con tent in Gods hand That do not His power of work ing withstand They are molded and fitted a treasure to hold Vile clay now transformed into purest of gold Here lies the secret of true holiness and a successful Chris tian experience absolute sur render to all His blessed will ANNE REGAN WINS SCHOLARSHIP Miss Anne Regan daugh ter of Mr and Mrs J Regan of Bong graduated from the school of nursing at SI Mich aels hospital on May winning a post graduate scholarship in obstetrics which will give her a six months special course at the hospital Miss Regan was one of to receive a scholarship award She entered training nearly four years ago but because of a seri ous illness was inactive for over eight months which delayed her course Her health has excellent since but she has not yet decided what special work she will take when her post graduate course is completed is a talented musician as well having acquired her A C T some time ago Her sister Margaret is a public health nurse in Toronto After the graduation ceremonies which were witnessed by par ents her sisters Margaret and Mary Mrs the fam ily held a dinner party at Hall in honor of the young nurse About 30 were present Miss Mary Ellen graduated with her senior ma triculation from St Josephs lege school Her parents are Mr and Mrs Ray concession She was the vale dictorian at the graduation ex ercises YOU CANT BE CERTAIN YOU CAN BE READY Subsequent articles in this series will bring you information contained in Personal Protection under Atomic Attack and other advice to Canadians pre pared for the federal Civil Defence by Information Services Division Department of National Health and Welfare Ottawa Contrary to widelyheld opin ion total extinction is by no means inevitable in modern war- Our readers write to editor am ml to THE VARIETY OF DESIGNS MONUMENTS kMt to mm to I always PHONE ACCOUNTANT I SON MAIN ST INSURANCE Life Fire Automobile an Cvualty Eagle St Newmarket SEPTIC TANKS Cleaned by Pump Equipment THE SURE WAY Sutton Phone 231r Mlu r a j L r MSUUNCE Cramlife i AOTO Buy your coal now for Summer prices Budget payments arranged PHONE PHONE IK FOR COUPLER INSURANCE SERVICE If Aire Omt Life Li Ji The Editor There has been considerable controversy report ed in all of the local papers concerning the establishment of a factory by Watson Food Pro ducts in the village of King City As president of the newly formed King City Business Association I would like to clarify a few points that seem to be in doubt in the minds of certain individuals in the village The King City Business Mens Association was formed on April at a meeting called in the Legion hall With mem bers present a board of five di rectors was elected and given the power to appoint from them selves a president vice-presi- secretarytreasurer and two directors After these directors were elected a motion was moved seconded and unanimously car ried by those present that the King City Business Mens tion endorse and whole heartedly support the action of Watson Food in es tablishing a plant in the village of King City was instructed as one of the directors that time to so in form Mr Watson by letter and secure the signatures of those present and any other business men who cared to sign this let ter showing their support I made a canvass of business men of the village and when I sent the letter to Mr Watson there were 2d signatures The board of directors jyas given the power by the meeting to make any suggestion which the members saw fit to encour age industry in the village Af ter taking up the matter as a body and receiving unanimous support from the 28 men who signed the letter it was decided to ask for water concessions for a period of time from the vill age commissioners At a meeting of the village commissioners on Monday May there seemed to be some doubt in the minds of certain individuals who represented a group called the Ratepayers As sociation They wished to know from the commissioners received their request regarding this water concession and on what authority the request was made I think that this explanation will clear up the point in ques tion I do not feel however that anyone outside of the Busi ness Mens Association has the right to demand to know any of the inner workings of the associ ation They however refused to believe the statement made by at least one of the commis sioners regarding the extent of support from the men of the community to the new pro ject I do feel that any individual has the right to question the ad visability or legality of letting a factory build on any site In a village such as ours What we as a group objected to is the fact that when the petition was circu lated requesting the township council to enact a zoning bylaw in the village there was a num ber of people who signed the pe tition who did not realize just what they were signing We un derstand also that the petition circulated outside the vill age limits We do not feel that anyone living outside the age should have any say in the village affairs I trust that in this letter have made the stand taken by our association quite clear and also have substantiated any ac tion taken by the commissioners In granting water concessions to Watson Food Products Hall President King City fare even under attack by the most powerful weapons yet used This is the keynote of instruc tion contained in a federal civil defence handbook Personal Pro tection under Atomic Attack published by the Department of National Health and Welfare whose minister Hon Paul Mar tin is responsible for civil de fence at the federal level Intended as a general guide to the population at a time when Canada is organizing and training services to cope with mass disas ter the civil defence manual is predicated upon the possibility that some of our cities could be targets for atomic bombs The book was printed before it was disclosed that some na tions have carried experimenta tion with deathdealing weapons into the field of hydrogen explo sives which may be even more lethal than the muchpublicized atom bombs But experts of the Defence Research Board Canada scientific advisers to the civil de fence authorities believe that the principles which it sets forth in laymans language hold good un der any type of attack including those with high explosives or in cendiary bombs and indeed are applicable in most types of peace time catastrophe as well Playing Safe This business of getting ready for attack by an atomic or some other kind of bomb does not mean that the place in which we live is going to be bombed the book notes in its introduction It simply means that we are playing safe Its the sort of RED CROSS SHIPMENTS The Newmarket Red Cross shipped the following to Head quarters in Toronto in May quilts crib quilts 60 pairs mens socks pairs childrens stock ings 20 pairs childrens sweaters eiderdown jackets baby blankets 20 pairs childrens over alls The Red Cross also shipped the following for the National Quota 24 pairs flannelette knickers boys slacks pairs underpants 15 grey flannel shirts BIRTHDAY CLUB Birthday wishes are extended this week to Douglas Robert Gordon Wilson Newmarket year old on Wed nesday May Peter Hodgkinson Aurora 14 years old on Saturday May Wayne Burling Newmarket years old on Saturday May Michael Smith Newmarket years old on Sunday May Joan Stevenson Keswick years old on Monday Jane Roberta Ann and Gertrude Hunt years old on Monday Jane Terry Cain Newmarket years old on Monday June John David Primrose Richvale Z years old on Monday June Genii Holland Land ing years old on Tuesday Jane Harry Aurora years old on Tuesday June Shirley Blanc hard Page Col thing we do all the time when we buy insurance put lightning rods on the roof and pour into the car radiator We just dont want to take a chance The parallel between civil de fence and insurance is drawn throughout informational materi al issued by the Civil Defence Division of the Department of National Health and Welfare It reiterates in all its publications that since disaster is no respec ter of persons or places everyone must be prepared to meet any type of emergency including en emy attack Civil Defence is described as organized preparedness helping to minimize the effects of disas ter save lives and property main tain production and sustain the countrys will to pull through and to fight back out of adversity Preparedness Pays If Canada became involved in a war and was subjected to hos tile action government officials feel that the enemy would be more interested in bombing un prepared communities than those where everybody was ready be cause then they could cause more casualties and do far great er damage So the better pre pared the better a communitys chances of escaping with little or no injury As a matter of fact says the government book our chances according to the law of averages are pretty good in any case but they are far better if we take ap propriate precautions The book goes on to describe the types of atomic weapons which could be used against Can adian communities explains what to do now to prepare for such emergency what to do if attack comes and how to carry on af terwards Included in the manual are clear instructions on construction of basement shelters and shelters and special hints which may be invaluable to citizens in wartime Copies of the manual Personal Protection under Atomic Attack are available free to all civil de fence workers through Provin 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