Newmarket Era and Express, 8 Nov 1956, p. 15

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BACKACHE if Mil Ail it id lifct rW Then jw flt Up Ceremony Marks Brownies Officio Graduation Brownies to take part in an official Flying Up cer emony which graduated them to the Guide Company were Don- and El aine They were received by Captain Marion fitting who presented Golden Wins through Brownie patrol leader June Knight San- Ten new recruits were enroll ed by First King Brown Owl Mil- Knight Call Thompson Barbara Trull Sandra Lynn Berry Lee and Lynn Scott twin sisters Heather Davidson Marilyn Butlcdgc and Kcndra of the sue of the Brownie pack it bus been Wins Xing Township Contest Our Trees Them the of prepared Breach and impromptu address A Great Canadian Heroine Mar ilyn Belt were topics that won Michael the King township oratorical contest held in King City school October Michael Is a grade eight pupil of Sacred Heart separate school jfor year and was Sister parents Mr and Mrs Ket- 1 Flock To Buy Relics At King Farm Auction Sale about jars of Mrs Bosss home dra Cain and Joanne Harrison jed into First and Second packs Captain was presented Mrs Knight and Mrs Colliding her warrant certificate and take charge of 1st King pack Michael wilt represent the by Division Commissioner Wednesday evening at the J township schools at the North Mrs If Currie of Rich- J United church while Brown Owl York contest when orations were Hill and Tawny Owl Connie heard by York County council in Guides receiving second class badges were Joanne Shepherd ami Barbara Proficiency Over people were attracted bought to Farm Seventh There were hosts of people concession of King township on who were present out of respect October when livestock Mr Ross who has spent his and household effects life in the township and is were auctioned off to to live with his sis- The farm lived on by Mr Rossi Jennie Ross Then again all since was bid have known Mr Bos and oached toy offer came below the they all appeared to be his preserved fruit mostly in niello parents arc serve price set by the owner friends felt a wave of sympathy for and cents the farm with for the man whose wife help- her potted geranium plants fresh water stream fed by springs Hoover had been and acres of bush has been re- suddenly snatched away by death until the right buyer turns early this month Mr and Mrs up The place hillv in character I tarrying on their farm mi bought by Thomas Boss the had no intention of giving up father Fourth concession for con- sudden death changed less than is be things for the childless asked today for King town- Ross was nearly and was soared sprightly and actively working The sale meant the uprooting of Mr Ross from a neighborhood The Newmarket Era and Express Thursday Not plow sold at a- Canadas trade deficit with the buggy for and an ancient cut- United States in the first seven brought 809 old months of this year is estimated went at cents a spool bedstead at 850 million compared to sold for 325 a daisy churn million in the same period of with horn and re- 1 cords rugs for and Yards and yards of rag carp el some that had covered the front room in the house from wall to wall was purchased for newly to leadership the council chambers on Nov I leaders of the 2nd pack The two In second place was Heather latter had been assistants Crook a grade seven pupil badges for were awarded There arc now Brown- of Mr Carson Bice King Joanne and Barbara athlete lies with the 2nd King meeting I City school Her formal subject Property that his in and keep fit by Joanne Shepherd Wednesday after school was Space Travel and her im- value and June Knight laundry by Captain and Lieutenant If I had a Million People came to the sale which the highest regard for annc and reporters and Pat command girl law Donald Smith 12 grade by the great number of re- 1 n It was little rockers and chairs and any of effects Ross saved the locker he won at a plowing match when he was j There was an electric washer I little used Coal oil lamp mostly museum pieces used by Mr and Mrs Ross were eagerly bought up Stone jars sold like Harrows brought 22 and a ali tor sold for All implr- except the tractor and Wondtrwhy Dr Chases NERVE FOOD many say In the same ceremony I Joan pad gave golden Karen Bice Margar j on Donna Dixon and j rick Presented by of the 2nd home bake sale in the under principal Robert Carson Pack were proficiency badges to Sled church rooms on Saturday chose The autobiography of Wendy Gamble knitters Anna Nov 10 to pm Bell as her main topic Dew thrift badge and to Jane Officials urge all Guide audi Donald Smith and Carol Abrahams her five badges earn- Brownie mothers to participate I were tied for third place The tea- led this year thrift collectors in the A organization Mother vcre judges music and gardeners participation is very essential in modern machinery that are rarely to be found on farms today Household relics were gct the antique pieces several of Clarence destined for museums vcrond and white others would feature private homes and refreshment garden folklore booth Many prized relics from the you not tip in the fast year or tut in store tot you- fide Is equip ment on a the Highway end that long distance to you a tide than the finest eotomoblfe See your agent tot wide choke of Touts Planning Board Gives Conditional Approval To New King Subdivisions vcre judges with Miss whole effort Separate school in- Pioneer Scenes Phyllis Addison as an extra The Joseph Hodge spoke averaged tin- teacher did not mark his the team of work horsei brought Sves pupil so Miss Addison supplied Sacred Heart school has sent 82 each pigs averaged The Inspector J as three winners to the County con- chairman praised the children test in four years Michael or taking part staling each was ray Frank Hornier and Michael and respectively a winner for his share in the Coveted pieces like the Iractor used summer and by Mr Ross this his iractor for YOUR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IS BUILDING A old BETTER COMMUNITY you feci nrrvti Irritable- tiling llutfl llio lime Dr Food Ilie Vilauiia 111 in Dr rood wnrV yon frcl it We you ever had nervous Dr Chase von have the ouiid iirvelriAl nidi good in wild Ufa ready in enjoy your family your joiir friend Ilu ftoonrr you Mart die yon may feel of this all round f Dr CHASES NIRVE POOD a a a a a Although King township plan ning board had nothing decisive to say about the final outcome of of King City Area Zoning Bylaw as far as the ultimate decision of the Municipal Hoard was concer ned the local chairman Mr Brute Davis told Dr Arnold cove and Morris on to urban size Specifically the planning board stressed the importance of the special King City Area com mittee dealing with rate of de velopment meeting with ley school board and King City village trustees The committee of William Hodgson clerk ROUND TRIP ARK LOW October he hoped it would ill and It Smith become a bylaw very soon King City village chairman was to discuss reactions of the propos- VST LOUIS MONTREAL MIAMI Jacksonville new orleans In a legal sense it is not as yet a bylaw lie said Dr T ta water now a six or and Mr WtnfinBn m develop I l lc of a fining Mill T I commercial subdivision on I Mmt JMn St J the liis Kws division that imposes burden ratepayers already here paying Kit si Ilicre be a local their way ncKm and US INFORMariON AT King George Hotel OUM fc must put a heat given planning hoard school in he added 1 a council to persons who made school vcrving the representation on the at school section cannot cope with a the Municipal Hoard heating in new situation said the The findings are then Tentative Approval passed on by council to the On- Subject to the opinion of the hoard For the present we minister of planning and only work with you by and the a- vas the j with council the King comment The developers heard a planning board gave preliminary written report on their design I consent lo and submitted by planning consultant John to divide acres Gordon Culham ft noted that the of land into four building lots north half of the property per- with minimum foot frontages housing That develop- as a rural residential plan with might he better started first I ruralresidential sized houses in the westerly part re- The site owned by Mr Pea ice to topography and street is a choice bit of countryside on were standard Alt noted were the north side of the the seven acres for municipal west of highway and that I0I5 conform biidgo toward the Sixth conce ssion road The original sketch submitted showed twoacre I having less than the rural- resi dential frontage and smaller floor area houses Vo thought wou ld be better said Mr Agnev to have four good lots rather than six poor ones Planning hoard gave prelimin ary approval lo A J Gordon subject to the opinion King City village hoard to divide three corner lots into two on Dew St and King King City The properly belongs to Mr dons daughter Musi York County Health Unit ad- vised the planning hoard that there was reason to withhold whole plan the lot subdivision providing a- five lots lower than the road level wore brought up to the stan dard to give the proper drainage The development in Question is on King west of Oak Submit A sketch plan of what seemed potentially beautiful home sites in ruralresidential charact er shown to the planning hoard by Mrs Horace Kendall who ha properly on the north side of Wellington St on the outskirts of Aurora There were slightly over ac res which Mrs Kendall was an xious to form into four lots The whole properly is acres which have In en and the one acre home site of the Ken dall family question of a road posed a problem for the owner Planning hoard asked her lo leave the shelf Christmas Always Better With Butter Ice crcjin ami lop ilie is hiked in haft frcjh in natural for all baking and right through with ftXHi Mercy nxK lor and her new I rlPlffUttfrl4 ndffryl kith in Vi I aith M WIS mis Cut uiiMiveiriifeM ill ill naphtha and other flammable liquids should be kept in metal containers Paint gasoline mm rrd ihey wont be 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