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gBSSlW fffflSPShi p5atK Z- Attniar And District KING Bf McCon- Ave Toronto car he had in a draw Athletic carnival he less It is a the English- Canada two Cheltenham a salesman Lumber was informed alter the George Brown my wife of good luck right thought I had best see S Could hardly believe by from Mr Brown said ve gentleman His Wit cabled the message ear- Possession in Canada was back of my dreams he lie examined the car Wmlring spectators tlfeCbnvilles ambition was a home and his family equal to I home He later when his family Canada in months might be able to car but S My sons Donald and Richard aged will be just as thrilled as drives our English he proudly showing pit bis family and his to Mr and Mrs Brown he had supper after to King with Earl an employee of the same at Downs view It was a experience to turn Scar where it was most a person of excellent iatlon said George Brown Stove Mr to a that evening to transfer license also took him about the to meet other officials of branch Profit from food and soft drinks etc sold by the WI at the Athletic carnival was a much smaller amount than usual because of the rain How ever the Legion took the left over the remaining buns were sold in the village and other supplies not used were re turnable XRay Tests for Taken Held in King on July xray tests were taken by adults and children over six years from King and surround- big district Twothirds of those tested were done between the hours of and About percent of the total were chil dren Technicians say that sta tistics show that in every xrays there axe seven eases of TJ5 They were quite satisfied with the response to the survey made at Kettleby and King although they point put that repeat tests grow fewer every two years Womens Institutes at each point assisted in carrying out the project At King Mrs Harvey convened arrangements Mrs Gordon Baldwin Mrs Bert Palmer and Mrs Elliott assisted on behalf of Mrs Norman Miss Boys and Mrs for branch for King Mrs Mrs J Grew Mrs Gordon Wells Mrs George Mrs George Brown and Mrs Harry To Close Church School July On Friday morning July parents and friends of chil dren enlisted in the Bible vaca tion school at King are invited to visit the centres where classes have been conducted for the past two weeks the United church Anglican church and McDonald and Wells Hall Here the pro jects worked out by the children will be on and their leaders will be on association and several other play and information about the and the staff of King course will be available The visitors are requested to go from centre to centre in order to ob tain a clear picture of what has taken place in the various age groups Mrs has children in her group Mrs Jenkinson has and Mr Dav id about at the hall Every morning Miss Alice Ferguson has related a Bible story to each group in turn Mrs Marguerite has taken recreation and games with the Motors who were grate- thanked by the winner da is my home and King is now like my own home I have made so many here in such a short P said Mr as he his car back to Toronto jfc waiting garage Mr was formerly a company with Builders Merchants removing to Canada He no relatives here but finds work and associates at the lew firm greatly to his At King he discovered Cunningham a inSthe association had been miles from also spent a short time with Mr and Mrs Bob Richards at Brampton who had lived at Tan nery Hill Farm about five years ago At one point on then trip the Campbells saw several Men- couples coming from their church service near driving beautiful horses and fine buggies Mrs Campbell has had word from her sister Mrs Chris Haw kins of Toronto who with her husband attended the Convention for the Deaf and Dumb at Chi this month Mr Hawkins was reelected president of the convention association for a third term They are now at Rivers Manitoba visiting Mrs Hawkins parents Mr and Mrs Alexander and Mr Hawkins fa ther Samuel Hawkins at Winni peg A brother also lives in that city The Hawkins were married in King United church Out of town guests at the GoeanMcCormick wedding held recently in Sacred Heart Roman Catholic church were Mr and Mrs I- o n a d Lamb Mrs Thompson mother of one of the attendants Margaret Basil Sieve Grant Bob all of Toronto and Phyllis Niddery of Mr and Mrs Ross Walker were at Richmond Hill on Sat urday to see the wedding of Miss Mary Green and Don of in St Marys Angli can church While teaching school last term Miss Green lived in the Walker home Guests of Mrs Colin Stewart last week were her aunts Miss Clara and Miss of Carlingford and her sister Mrs E Ling of New York The visitors had spent a week at the Elgin House Muskoka be fore visiting at King The display of an upholstered chair and table lamp at the Lake Marie Carnival last week is the property of the Ladies Auxili ary of King Legion Mrs Beryl Fleet the president Mrs J Archibald and Mrs Cecil Walker sold tickets on these to be drawn at the Legion CarnivalDance on Wednesday Aug in Memor ial Park Correction Due to a typographical error list of awards given to children of Strange school in June should have come under SS No Miss Margaret Chambers a nurse in training at Toronto East General hospital was the guest of Mrs Scott for a couple of days lost week Fete Future Bride Miss Louise Kelley was enter tained at pronuptial showers last week In Toronto on evening Mrs Wilfred An- two junior groups Other sister of Ernest Wil- si DanceCarnival evening rain spoiled fun fxctic for 2500 who attended annual dance and earns- by the Lake Marie King Athletic Association in Memorial Park on July an excellent event and were still at the first light rfowercame to the scene ihe erowdlmained until to seek As for shelter i do and Ihunder- Of necessity Of lucky prizes were booths were patronized and there was no of food at the Womens tote refreshment stand Was a problem to j are Miss Helen Hunter Mrs Campbell McKay Rev Miss Carole Mrs Dave Anderson Mrs I Scott Miss Norma Wells while Mrs has prepared fold ers at her home and Mrs Thompson was baby sitter for Mrs McKay Relative Dies in Accident Mr and Mrs Leonard Shrop shire and the mother Mr Proctor attended the funeral of Mr Jack of Schomberg the United church on Sunday He was one of three men who wore killed in a traincar crash at on Friday last It was a double funeral for Mr and his friend Grant Brown who also lost his life in the accident Mr was a cousin of Mrs Proctor Attends 30ih Event Mr James only living charter member of the good looking pies from Marie and King Athletic Assoc Tickets on the ear- were was on hand at the annual throng all evening and a celebration on July at King missed the a greater Intake would have realized had bad weather down on the last selling ticket on the Meteor car drawn by old Bobby Newman Tor- was held by Alexander Toronto It was sold theater King a imployee of Mr Lumber and Co The car was given the Athletic Association Brown president of the on experienced some in locating the winner ticket address being the next morning Bruce Hall telephone finally made the contact inform- president of his good were automobile donated by Doc won by Ivan Anderson Voucher given by King rage to Roy voucher from Cold Storage to Ted Ave Toronto from Crawford Wells to Andy Toronto merchan- Greens General A Smith King oil donated by Motors to Jack Rye five gallons motor wood Motors to Miss Newmarket I Aurora by Ross Walker Cook Maple Patten secretary of a Inrtitutewon the wri at the carnival park July It by MI Ruby ftuteroiMjlW Mr has never annual event and recalls when July was for many years the official date of the sports jam boree held at Lake Marie the estate of the late Sir Henry In fact the association is considering July as the date in Mr Andrew is one of the older members of the organization Organist In City Church Donald organist of All Saints Anglican church is organist at the Church of Trans figuration Manor Toronto until the end of August He commenced on Sunday July 22 replacing the regular organist who is on vacation All Saints organ is being supplied by Don alds mother Mrs The opportunity of experience in a city church is greatly appre ciated by the young organist Mr Bice Is spending a week with his son Carson near Parry Sound Over the week end Miss Joan Bice and Mr Earl motored to to visit her sister Mrs Leslie Shaw Among the many outsiders at- j tending the DanceCarnival giv en by King Athletic Assoc on July were Mr and Mrs Don ald Merchant and daughter Jackie Mr and Mrs Harry Clark and children Harry and Sandra all of Toronto Trip Mr and Mrs Aubrey Camp bell had an enjoyable weekend recently motoring 125 miles to Tara on a Saturday where they remained overnight at McDougal homo there Harry and Mc reside on farms in the Tara district On Sunday they called on Mr and Mrs Stanley a son of whom Miss Kel ley will marry on July 28 was hostess to friends of the bride- elect her associates at St Jo sephs hospital Toronto and others They presented her with a coffee table On Friday evening Miss Pat j Wilson of King a bridesmaid at the coming wedding entertained girl friends for Miss Kelley at a linen shower She assisted her friend in opening the gifts It was a jolly occasion for the brideelect and with many sur prises She opened her gifts beneath a pink and white show er watering can The gift table with Chinese embroidered cut- work cloth and bowl of roses and delphinium the flowers re pealed in the living room pro vided a seasonal setting Misses Marie and Ruth Wilson and Miss Mary Jane Walker assisted the hostess with arranging the even ing and serving refreshments Mrs William Willoughby and young son Paul of Washaga are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Ernest for a month Mr spent the weekend here and will re- torn the end of July for two weeks vacation Visiting her nieces Mrs Itolling and Miss Kay Clark on Thursday of last week was Mrs Kennedy of Keswick She remained for a day at King while her sister Mrs Freeman Pollock and husband went on to Toronto for a few hours Mr Peter Clark and daughter Kay visited old friends at Mount Albert and Zephyr Inst week At Mount Albert they saw Mrs James Arnold and her sister Miss Emma Thompson Mr and Will Thompson At Zephyr they called on Mr and Mrs Ben Roger successfully completed examinations in mu sic at the Royal Conservatory of Music receiving honors in grade piano and first class honors in grade 1 theory Ho is a pupil of his mother Mrs Donald Raw- lings ATCM Roger will take grade piano work this year and hopes to finish grade the ory in February lie will be in form at Aurora high school in September Mr and Mrs Donald bad children Bobbie Mary and Charlie of were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs Harvey Mrs parents Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs A Jarvis were Mr and Mrs Bill Storey and young chil dren Jane and Susan Mrs Storeys sister Mrs David her husband and baby son John all of Toronto Mr Storeys father Gilbert Storey Is head of the Storey Machinery Co Toronto where Mr Jarvis guest at the wedding of niece Carol Louise Phillips of Aurora and Raymond Craig of Ottawa held in Our Lady of Grace church Aurora on July Mrs Arthur motor ed with her son Douglas and his wife to Fort Erie on Sunday to visit her son Provincial Cons table Earl and his family Hostess to At the July meeting of the of King United church held at the home of Mrs Stone who holds office in the society her daughter Mrs Tom Proctor of and Mrs I Scott sang vocal numbers The president Mrs C Stew art reported the afternoon ses sion of the Spring Rally held in Aurora Mrs Walter took a portion of the study book The United Church reenters Japan and Mrs Arthur Green conducted the worship period Mr and Mrs Brodie and three sons of Stoulfville visited their cousin Mrs Alfred Gill- ham on Sunday Other visitors last week were Mr and Mrs Ray Glass Mrs Glass was a former principal of Strange school Mr Andrew spent Saturday and Sunday at the home of his brother Norman Toron to Garry Galloway will leave next week for the Sun- fish camp at Lake Sirneoe He will remain for two weeks Garry lives with Mr and Mrs Fred Dent at King Mrs Ivan and daughter Dorothy are spending a week at with Mrs mother Mrs Rice who has been staying with her daughter Families at Georgian Bay Mrs John Belknap and chil dren Mrs W and chil dren are holidaying at wood Lodge Georgian Bay for a month Mr spent the first two weeks of his vacation there Mr and Mrs Bob Ben son were there for a weekend and Mr and Mrs Hood have also visited them Mrs Hood was one of provincial cub leaders to lake a weeks training course at Gill- well training camp Bruce j Springs near Acton for Scout I and Cub leaders She and Miss Woodyear represented York Cen tre District Leaders were en rolled as far distant as and one gentleman came from Verdun Que The course gives advanced training and if success fully passed will entitle Mrs Hood to wear the Gillwell Beads a high rank in this field During Mrs Hoods absence from home her mother Mrs A A Toronto looked after the chil dren She will remain with her daughter for a couple more weeks Houghton Interred Interment of Hough ton was made in King cemetery on Sunday after noon The service was conduct ed by Rev Gordon Hunter Mr Houghton lost his lite in an acci dent at Bee ton that claimed the lives of two companions He was horn near Pottage the son of Edgar Houghton His wife is the former Mary daugh ter of Mr Harry formerly of the con King tvp Funeral service was hold at the home of Mr at and like the service for Jack and Grant Brown was largely attended A large num ber of district resi dents followed the remains to King cemetery was edu cated at school and his wife attended New Scotland school a pupil of Mrs Elizabeth Mr and Mrs Verdun Gordon and son Murray spent week at the home of her brother Mr Keith Thornhill and will be there again this week Mrs Gordon is helping sisterinlaw with her ten months old twins Linda and Warren Verdun has been off work from Gilbert Motors Aurora for six weeks because of poor health The Gordons were at on Sunday for the funeral ser vices ami stayed with Mrs Gor dons parents Mr and Mrs Leon ard Mrs Price Brown Ottawa vis ited her mother Mrs Dinnick returning home last week Change In Church Services During July August and Sep tember services at Presbyterian church are being held at pm and services at St Pauls Ninth Line at am The arrangement was made at the request of the of St Pauls because of the in terference from the noise from heavy Sunday evening traffic on highway It was impossible to hear the minister In addition a traffic hazard is created at that point as cars attempt to make the turn off the highway into the church driveway From October through December will have morning worship and St Pauls evening service A three or six months alteration In Aurora See also page for farther Aurora news Reports on sports activities of the recreation commission were given by T Swindle and recrea tion director Tom Dickson John was welcomed by the chairman as a new member of the commission representing the public school board Mr said he was very interested in their work Mrs Dickson secre tarytreasurer presented the fin ancial statement which was very favorable A letter from Mr offering a heavy roller for sale at was considered It was decided not to purchase the roller Others taking part in the missions business were Council lor Mrs Thelma Fielding Mr Buchanan and Mr Sartorial Efficiency Some time back there was a contest in to decide who were the bestdressed men in that town of many achievements There is no denying the fact that Aurora is a welldressed town We believe that if a con test were held here for sartorial efficiency and there were clas sifications made in respect of age that Clifford Griffiths popu lar manager of Royal theatre would be right at the top among the younger generation Clifford has exceptional taste in style and color and carries himself with an air of self- assurance that must give satis faction to his tailor Among the older generation shall we say the octogenarian class we hardly think there would be any doubt among the judges as to the winner We think the prize would go to George Young Maple St Mr Young is one of those men who will never grow old He has an invincible capacity for keeping young He is one of the most latelydressed men we have ever known His favorite colors ap pear to be blues and greys in suits Blue and cream shirts and a somewhat rakish variety of colors in ties are among his ensemble We hail him as Aur oras bestdressed octogenarian We will be dosed July 28 to for our annual vacation Aurora USE HA AND EXPRESS IN TUNING mm Sundayschool for both appoint ments said Mr David spoon the minister Worship at Strange will continue at the regu lar hour the afternoon Helen Davidson Has Shower Miss Joan Bice gave a mis cellaneous shower for her friend Miss Helen Davidson on Monday evening She will become the bride of Ronald on Sat urday Aug Helen is the only daughter of Mr and Mrs Davidson while Ronald is the son of Mr and Mrs Edwin all of King Joan who will be bridesmaid for Helen was assist ed by Louise and Betty Bice The gift basket was decorat ed with bridal streamers and bou quets of roses were placed in the living room About attended and the future bride received many fine gifts The event was a surprise for Helen Mr and Mrs John and two children are taking vacation at Lake at the cot tage of Mr father Mr Chris King Mr and Mrs Mark Lonsdale Weston were guests of Mr and Mrs Ronald Macintosh attending the Roe annual picnic with Mr and Mrs Macintosh and their twin sons Barry and Ian held in Exhibition park Toronto last week Miss Sarah Smockum OBITUARY Miss Sarah Queen St Newmarket died at the rest home on June 17 after an illness of seven months She was born on Nov ember 1861 in Uxbridge the daughter of the late Mabeth and George Smockum Miss Smockum had been a house keeper and was a member of United church Surviving are sisters Mrs Ethel Graham and Mrs Maud Lepard Newmarket Funeral service was held at Newmarket on June 19 with Rev F in charge Interment was at cemetery Pall bearers were David Shiliinglaw Earle Pipher Stewart Smockum B Gibson Horace and George Smockum IRQ Sanitary Septic Tanks Pumped Drains Cleaned and Repaired Service STUNDEN Richmond Hill Phone GIBBONS TRANSPORT LOCAL LONG DISTANCE MOVING AND CARTAGE Furniture Storage PHONE 1160 at the ffame UP TO 30 ON OIL BILLS Flame is up in the heart of furnace where it directly on the heating surfaces not in the ashpit Burner reaches too in a few seconds saves as much as a third or mow on your oil bills Yes on Iron Fireman- Vortex gives ore usable heat saves you money year after year Its clean quiet compact and com pletely automatic Come in and see for yourself Conversion burners for your present furnace or boiler or complete oil- fiwd furnace or units are available on easy budget terms Dont delay IRON Today ft IER gll I HEATING IMMEDIATE R CEDAR ST PHONE NEWMARKET ft iff lor attendance at church anil Smith of former resi dents at King They called on Dr and Mrs at Burlington upptr Mr and y is employed Grace Glass daughter of Mr and Mrs Leslie Glass of stays with her grandmother Mrs Phillips while attend ing the church vacation King Mr KING CITY ft KEEPS YOUR KITCHEN COOL ioV Say Boys and Girls whether your dog is big or small curly or short haired fat or thin enter him in the Dr Ballard Mutt Show to be held AUG AT THE LIONS CLUB CARNIVAL fcTHE LIONS CLUB There are seven classes and lots of prizes show is a riot from start to finish and the only rule is that you be under years of age Enter many classes as you want This is going to be the big day of the year the Dr Ballards Mutt BIG J Copyright Dr Ballards Animal Foods Ltd 1 lorgesl Dog Smallest Dog 3 Best Dressed Dog Dog eating Dish Health 5 Dog With tail v v Dont forget the mammoth Dr Ballard Mutt show to at the Canadian National Exhibition this can enter You mam fc 5 I f j iCv VV l sn 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