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MA Solicitor i Streets Ontario 1 jiv JA j PHONE NEWMARKET ph Dales Barrister- ft Solicitor tone i ice and Residence NEWMARKET Evenings By Appointment i A M ji INSURANCE JOHN Confederation Life Association Representative Fire Automobile and Casualty Eagle St Newmarket Phones Newmarket Mount Albert 241 Barrister Solicitor Notary Public Etc PHONE PA Wellington SL I must love and honor all men in spite of their corruptness and and though I have rea son to think from what I know of myself that they are much worse than they seem to be MATHEWS STIVER LYONS AND VALE Barristers Solicitors Notaries Mathews Stiver QC Lyons Joseph Vale Main St Bay St Phone EM Out Toronto insurance- burglary used cars financed In tyre MAIN ST NEWMARKET PHONE If I hate anyone then I love none truly MILLS Banister Solicitor and Notary Public MAIN ST Newmarket Phone VIOLET ROBINSON runic Conveyancing Insurance lBotsfordSt Phone Newmarket DENTAL DR NOBLE DENTIST Over MUNICIPAL OFFICE Office Residence Insure Today the coop way Enquire at your local coop Newmarket Phone INSURANCE Life Fire Ante Casualty Low cost Car Financing- NEWMARKET TIMOTHY PHONE Res Phone Aurora Parkview Dr DENTIST Main St Newmarket i Phone HOLLAND AMERICA LINE a WHITE STAR LINE Famous For Service Herbert Main Street Newmarket Out PHONE I am all astonishment when I think of the number and great ness of my sins and how long my life has been spared that I might repent When sin is to be renounced as sin and consequently all sin the resistance of Nature is in credible Sin is the only thing that God hates and almost the only thing that God loves NEWMARKET VETERANS I have been somewhat under the weather so have been un able to keep you posted on our activities Our held on November and December 2 were well attended Our Christ mas bingo will be held on De cember 16 Christmas draw tickets are now available A young chap by the name of John Armstrong who has been in Sunnybrook hospital for over two years is suffering from the effects of the Korea conflict It would be a nice gesture if any one from Newmarket would call on him Christmas is not far away and we are prepared for any em ergency over and above the usual amount it takes to sup ply our Christmas hampers Some planes were late this year arriving home for the winter refitting at the Sault Ste Marie headquarters of the Air Service Division of the Ontario Department of Lands and Forests Reason Careless hunters caused a rash of forest fires in the southeastern part of the province after the official closing of the forest fire season Oct 31 It was extended to Nov 30 by the Minister Hon S Gemmell in Tweed Lindsay Pembroke and Parry Sound districts Some planes will use skiis instead of pontoons for all- Will Attend Annual Meeting Of Milk Producers Association Five local milk shippers will be delegates representing Dis trict No at the Toronto Milk Producers association annual meeting which will be held in the King Edward hotel Toronto on December They will be James hope A Taylor Newroth and Ern est Five other will rep resent that part of District No in Simcoe county the resolutions to be presented at the Toronto meeting will be one from District No 7 urging that a milk marketing agency be set a meeting of district direc tors at Stroud on December representatives of the milk pro cessing plant were present and spoke on recent developments of the plant cooperative as part of the campaign to attract more shareholders in the proposed plant winter patrol Dept of Lands and Forests photo The Common By Inglis ColvilU STAR FREE CONCERT and Express Classifieds Bring Results CHIROPRACTIC I Marian DC Mm I Hunt DOCTORS OP CHIROPRACTIC Millard Newmarket Phone The WCTu meet- in Dec at the home of Mrs Geo Keay with the president Mrs It Beckett presiding The will make a shipment of good used clothing clothing for men women and children to the Scott Mission in Toronto on Dec We would be glad to have donations of canned goods Si and toys as well The following took part in the program Mrs Meredith Mrs J Shier Mrs Morton Mrs Arnold Mrs Creed Mrs Meads and Mrs Tea was served MISCELLANEOUS GRAVEL LTD 6V Offic one of various sixes gravel sand and pit or at bin hone and Industrial Farm DO Genera and Oil All Electrical Phone Ontario St heaters HAPPINESS FOR SALE that cornea from a life with wife children provided for and prospect of eventual retire ment on sufficient for the enjoyment of your leisure bo through Life As surance Let me sell you a of today OF MEE HAN PROSPECT ST NEWMARKET SEPTIC TANKS Cleaned by Pump Equipment THE SURE WAY Irwin Sutton Phone II FUELS newmarket and Stoker Coal Contractor Cleaned and Repaired Septic Tanks Pumped 24Uour Service J Speaks At Junior Farmers Banquet In Mt Albert A delicious turkey dinner was enjoyed by all who attended the banquet sponsored by Sharon Junior Farmers in Mount Albert on Nov 26 in honor of the Coif club which it fosters and the minstrel show leaders John Kudelka was guest speaker Toasts were proposed to the Queen to the head table guests and to the York County Junior Farmers Angus Morton then introduced the guests at the head table Mr Pearson associate agriculture repre sentative for York introduced the speaker Mr John Kudelka manager of Farms Newmarket Mr Kudelka gave all farmers something to think about in his talk on how farmers will not or ganize and will not support the present organizations lie left the Juniors a challenge to im prove the status ami the power of the former by continuing to support such organizations us the Junior Farmers in their fu ture fanning careers The members of the Calf club were presented with cheques by Mr Pearson Bill Taylor was high man in the club hut since he had received it previously Jim who stood second received the schol arship for the short course at in January In appreciation for their leadership in the minstrel show Dr Margaret Arklnstoll and Mrs Hazel were pre sented with gifts by John Lock Mrs Dorothy Bowman who was also a leader was unable to ho present Old time and modern dancing concluded evenings enter tainment MASON INDUCTED Nearly Masons from vari ous parts of Ontario including Clarence Allan Newmarket were inducted into the Order of Nobles of the Mystic at the fall ceremonial and initiation of Temple just held at the Royal York hotel Toronto The unique ceremony in which Shrine bands chanters and patrols In colorful costumes participated was attended by hundreds of from parts of Ontario The were addressed by the Poten tate of Temple Gorman Fifty years ago if we had heard a voice coming from an innocent looking box we would at once have imagined that it was a ghostly warning that our last hour was near or some dire dis aster threatened Now the radio is as much a part of our lives as our daily bread We hear whats going on in every part of the world we know what the weather Is going to be with never a mistake Never Well hardly ever So when we heard that the four Gentlemen were going to be on the Star Concert we all felt we would be seeing friends whom we had been hearing for a long time There was a sort of holiday air of expectancy in the large audience in Trinity United church on Thursday Dee 3 Whether it was the Spirit of Christmas in the air or the fact that we were being generously offered an evening of free enter tainment whatever the reason every one looked happy and I was reminded of what Ken Morton said in his introductory speech at the last Canadian Concert As sociation Concert that a smiling audience could make for real bet audience and artists A in the absence of A Aik en welcomed the audience and the artists and introduced the Trinity United church choir ask ing Mr to take a bow The choir presented two num bers first a trio Lift Thine Eyes sung by Mrs Arnold Mrs and Mrs Stephens the second number Jesus Calls Us was sung by the choir Ken Morton soloist Both these num bers were enjoyed and spoke eloquently of Mr leader ship and the talent in the choir Then the four gentlemen and their accompanist took over Their beautifully voices spoke of long association and the habit of listening to one another Only so can such achieved In their three groups of songs and encores they gave us a wide variety of selections HUM mow Birthday wishes are extended this week to Percy James Nolan Sutton West years old on Friday Barbara Brown No- years old on Saturday Dec Smart Newmarket years old on Sunday Dec Ilclty Moss Nwwmarket years old on Monday Dec Harold Ross Wilkinson Sha ron years old on Sunday Dec Betty Ann Jacques IE Newmarket years old on Mon day Dec 7 Newmar ket years old on Monday Dec Bobby Park Newmarket years old on Tuesday Deo Larry Ernest Newmar ket years old on Thursday Deo Larry Hill Newmarket old on Thursday Dee Heather McDonald Newmar ket years old on Thursday Dee Linda Needier Newmarket old on Thursday Dee Please send your name ad dress age and become a mem ber of Newmarket Era and birthday The Scots present I know by the one beside me were thrilled by Loch Lomond and Road to the Isles But Scots Irish English or miscellaneous all were given with a beauty of love and expres sion that made them a delight to listen to Their effortless per formance and their generous res ponse to encores endeared them further to an audience already captivated by their singing Have you ever seen heavenly blue morning glories given faces and motion That was the first thing that entered my mind when the four members of the En chanted Strings made their ap pearance They were certainly a delight to watch not alone for their flowerlike appearance but for their mastery of those flashing bows Here again in their ensemble playing as in the four gentle mens singing was shown the re sult of association over periods of time You could feel their close- knit accord and one felt the rest ful delight that perfect harmony can give Their technique was something to wonder at and they gave us a variety of selections that enabled us to see and admire their mast ery of a difficult instrument The accompanists for both sets of ar tists were admirably suited to their difficult and exacting work I noticed with delight how lit tle the accompanist of the male quartet watched his music He watched his singers anil was en tirely one with them Rev Mr in a few words thanked the artists for a delightful even ing There only one conclusion and this applies to all who spoke we lost a great deal of what they said If this could be remedied it would odd to understanding and enjoyment is to be guest soloist at the Box Pop Symphony Concert given by the Coronation Symphony in the Aurora high school on December 10 Men who think of tomorrow practice In the first seven months of this year the Canadian steel in dustry produced tons an Increase of percent over a full years production prior to World War III Baby carrtagts made In Canada as early as 1MB