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Wad Allan Limted Phone Newmarket DC UNWANTED AMICUS WTO CASH MAJORITY FAVORS SCHOOL ADDITION AT OAK RIDGES A ratepayers meeting called by the trustee board of Union S a King and Whitchurch was attended by at the Oak Ridges school April A ma jority vote carried to apply to King township council for a de benture of 101000 to construct a five room addition to the Oak Ridges of those present qualified to vote by ballot with casting in favor of the pro ject and 15 against One bal lot was improperly marked Be fore the vote was taken Bob chairman of the school board outlined the purpose and extent of the proposed project to accommodate the increasing school population Sixtyfive pu pils must be accommodated this coming fall term The outlook is to provide facilities to further increase the number of pupils during the next five years or more Public school inspector May- spoke as did Mr Barnett an architect It was pointed out that some time would elapse before a building contract would be awarded since Whit church township council has to be consulted in the debenture plan anil approval must be re ceived from the Ontario Munici pal Board Keswick News Mr and Mrs A- Morton were guests of Mr and the people on Ben on Sun- It is estimated that rheumatic diseases cause 30000 Canadians to be off work every day A morning at the United church as they arrived for worship The choir sang Christ The sermon A Step Within was given by Rev Campbell fol lowed by a reception service for new members The communion service was well attended The student teachers at Kes wick school are Miss Raff Miss Joan Patterson both of Toronto and Miss Mary Mor ton Mrs V Atchison Toronto was visiting her grandmother Mrs Margaret Sherman on Sunday Mr and Mrs Gordon Harper were visiting Mrs Harpers aunt Mrs George Maries at Holt on Sunday Mrs Corking Toronto is stay ing a few days with Mr and Mrs J Harper Mr and Mrs Mel Osmond To ronto spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Ewart VanNorman Mr and Mrs J Toronto were at their summer cottage on Sunday Mrs Lome Anderson and fam ily called on her sister Mrs Ed Alder on Sunday Mrs J Sheppard and Ed- wina Toronto called on Mr and Mrs Art Pollock one day last week Master Tomlinson spent some of his Easter holidays in Keswick We are happy to report that Mrs Cowieson Mrs Hill and daughter are all improving after their attack of pneumonia Mr and Mrs Gerald Akister and family and Mrs Ernest COUNQL day Ivan returned home with them after spending his Easter holidays with his grandmother uncle and aunt Master Donald Zealand Mrs Tomlinsons nephew was also at the home We were sorry to hear of little Linda acci dent on Sunday Miss Eva Smallwood Beaver- ton was a guest at home over the weekend Mr and Mrs Bon Cooper were at the home of Mr Coopers bro ther Mr Fred Cooper on Sat urday night Mrs Harvey Link returned home an Sunday after spending a week in with her parents Mrs Gordon heard from her husband last week for the first time since he left for overseas He is in the front line in Korea He also sent her a parcel which she received last week Mr Mrs Lavender Vanfciorf were visiting Mr and Mrs Gordon on Sunday Congratulation to Mr and Mrs Harold Andrews on the arrival of a son grandson for Mr and Mrs J Gable The annual county convention for York and Peel will be held in Keswick on Monday April The morning and afternoon sessions will be held in the Christian church and dinner served at the United church All are urged to be present Continued from page dissolve is to stick Council King and Davis both made motions that council dissolve into a committee of the whole It is true that Mr King grinned as he dissolved himself and his compatriots In order to find out what other councils are doing we phoned the clerks offices at Richmond Hill and Newmarket Wo were not surprised that our simple question appeared to in spire some amusement Neither office had heard of dissolving a council into a committee of the whole though both had heard of resolving it into that condition of uninhibited deliber ation How long will the Aurora town council continue to make a joke of itself by persisting in the use of such a nonsensical term as dissolve when any alert- 1 minded schoolboy knows that it should be resolve When you dissolve something you dis integrate it when you resolve you do just the opposite A council could dissolve its pro ceedings and adjourn But it cannot accomplish the impossible feat of dissolving itself into a committee of the whole We wonder how long the farce will continue Wed bet there isnt another council in all of Canada that dissolves itself into a com mittee of the whole the Easter holidays with their uncle and aunt Mr and Mr Harold and family Mr and Mrs Bert Baber visit ed on Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs A Aurora later having tea with their son Mr Basil and Mrs of Newmarket Mrs A Melfcggart and son David have returned from Ot tawa where they spent Eas ter holiday with their relatives Mr and Mrs Austin Richard son Margaret and Mildred had Sunday dinner with Mrs Mc- of i fhe most economical i Mount Albert News side nip to Hovqoo where you spend two nights and one day sightseeing is a feature of this attractive four fri Honda you Springs Tampa and St Petersburg In Miami a tow of Miami end Miami the South Bey Cruise end a trip to Key West And all the way when you go by bus A fair tier TRIP FROM TORONTO 5acf to INCLUDES HOTEL ROOM NIGHTS a nom Saturday June will be annual sports day Many are without the great blessing of sight so when you are asked to assist in a tag day on Saturday May 2 for the Canadian National Institute of the Blind do so to the best of your ability We have some in our own community who are as sisted by this organization Help the blind to help themselves The CGIT girls will hold a baking sale at store next Saturday April IB at 3 p Proceeds will go to the before June I A bus trip was discussed so that the society could visit gar dens of interest Anyone is ask ed for suggestions The work on the old cemetery is coming along nicely Up to now there is from the recent baking sale Any members who missed it may still hand in donations Residents are asked to keep our streets clean by putting all papers in wire baskets provided by the Horticultural Society Now is the time to clean up and while doing it remember the street in front of your own go fund of the United church The Horticultural Society held a meeting on Thursday evening ove with members present They decided to hold window show in place of a spring flower show Mrs Walsh Mrs Brown Mrs and Mrs Stiver are the committee in charge prize lists for the fall show are being arranged and any one de siring to give special prizes for this is asked to contact Miss VERY j A Now even a beginner can their home Vou simply spread on a generous layer of EZE HANG with a roller apply the dry paper smooth down with a and trim top and bottom with a razor blade Large tin sufficient for to slngler Small sufficient for 2 to 3 single LIMITED TIME ONLY COMEiJT FOR A HANG YOUR CHOICE OF PATTERffS Winnifred Hayes Wood Funeral services were held on Saturday March at the First Baptist church for Mrs Hayes Wood formerly of Mount Al bert who passed away March at the hospital where she had been for six weeks pre vious to her death Rev A Steward officiated the service In Mr and Mrs Wood were in Toronto and left to make their home in Sas katchewan in the district Mrs Wood was an ac tive member of First Baptist church being in charge of the Mission Band and serving as cus todian She had been Worthy Mistress of the also a member of the Lodge was an active community work er and was most interested in children She also taught Eng lish to Chinese immigrants Mrs Wood was predeceased by her husband in and is sur vived by two daughters Ruth and Vfrna of and a stepson Wilfred Winnipeg In terment was in the family plot sit cemetery lit Mr and Mrs John Arnold went to for the week end to visit his nephew Dr Stokes J A Til ley arid John Sudbury spent few days last week at the home of Mr and Mrs Kurtz Mr ami Mrs Alto Davison of were Tuesday visi tors with Mr and Mrs There will he service each Sunday evening at from now on at the church which has been closed during the winter The Library Board are spon soring a musical comedy in the town hall on Wednesday April put on by the Happy Doubles Club of Mrs M Lyons Karen Marsha and of spent the weekend the home of Mrs Lyons parents Mr Draper Mrs Lyons was solo ist at the United church on Sunday morning Frank Cun ningham Lloyd Watson and BUI motored to Gravenhurst on Sunday to visit Bill Watson who at present is in hospital there but all hope his stay wont have to be too long there Townships Plan War On Injurious Warble Pest Losses estimated at 15000000 a year in Canada are attributed to warble flies which are found in every part of the country where cattle are raised In the Newmarket district the town ships of Whitchurch and East have embarked on warble fly control programs with township wide spraying of cattle planned The pest is injurious during both its adult fly stage and par asite grub stage While laying eggs the flies cause loss by frightening and worrying anim als This results in reduced milk yields poor gains in weight and possible injury or even death of the animal while trying to escape the flies Cattle infested with grubs are unthrifty and give re duced milk yields Grubs also cause loss by injuring cattle hides There are two common species of warble flies in Canada the common cattle grub or heel fly and the northern cattle grub or the large warble fly Life histor ies and habits of both species are similar Eggs are laid on bright days on legs and lower parts of cattle When grubs hatch they penetrate the skin and migrate through the system until coming to rest in late winter under the skin of the back where they re main for about two months When mature grubs force their way through breathing holes they have made in the skin of the back fall to the ground and form pupae from which the flies emerge in one or two months The life cycle requires about one year nine months of which is spent as a grub in the animal The most effective method of controlling warble fly damage is by spraying or washing cattle with a powder containing five per cent Using this method outstanding reduc tion in warble fly damage has been obtained in many commun ities where warble fly control has become compulsory KETTLEBY The Friendship Circle of the United church met at ville on Thursday April with a large attendance Mrs Cook was In charge the meet ing which a social meeting Games and contests and a de licious lunch was enjoyed by all preterit Communion service was con ducted by Rev Mr Graham on Sunday evening when six new members were received into the church Remember the play The Trial of on Sunday evening April in the United church hall This is to lake the place of the worship service as It is a religious play PINE ORCHARD Sympathy is extended to Mrs Wesley and family on the passing of Mr Wesley Sorry to hear Messrs George Mason and Hob Cody are in hos pital est wishes for a com plete recovery On Sunday afternoon April at oclock Miss Brooks of the Hum Life Mission will speak at the Sunday school session of the Union church On April pm special service will be held the Union church with Rev of Aurora United church as guest speaker Special music and a fireside meeting at the close of the church service Rev will be present at these services Mr and Mrs Wilbur Shrop shire and family were guests at the golden wedding anniversary celebration in honor of Mr and Mrs Matt Duncan in Newmarket on Wednesday evening April Wesley YPU is holding a special Sunday evening service on April at pm Miss Mae Brooks of the Northern Ontario Mission will speak and show slides of her work This community wish to ex tend their sympathy to the fam ily and relatives of Mr Clifford Lloyd who was suddenly killed at The Lloyd family were former residents of this community Mr and Mrs Ridley have purchased the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Timbers of Au rora and will be moving from this community soon We ex tend our best Wishes to thern in their new home Miss Marilyn Mitchell of To ronto Donna and Master Gary of Western VJ BACK HOE Cellars Trenching Back Filling Driveways Grading TRUCKING Pill V- BY HOUR OR CONTRACT i v I ft Sun Life Assurance v yTr Announces the opening of a Branca BRANCH MANAGER jftAjlWSil A Bath Branch with 24 Sttet East Barrie to serve i Newmarket Midland Parry Sound Beaverton and Lake areas The many Sun Life policyholders in this district will welcome the improved service made possible by the new Barrie Branch i REPRESENTATIVES A J Newmarket J Brown Midland S A Rathbun Johnson Bolton J Andrews Brace V B Ryder Mrs Grace Hawk HERES YOUR WRITE A lim INVITING A WIND TO COM TO iS I MAJOR FRIZES K IN GOV E m mm mm a- Think of it for you to find it to write a short not more words to invite a friend to visit Ontario this As you know 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