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Assist J Burned Out Lakeview Family Friends of a former David and Robert were cot home family which lost home and at the time of the fire Mr Wat- belongings in a recent fire near son an employee of the have been collecting can Mines was up- clothing- and sending money to stairs and Mrs Watson them recover from their smoke in the kitchen She loss believed the chimney was Several cartons of clothing are fire The bucket brigade was being sent to Mr and Mrs Basil unable to control the blaze but Watson and five boys whose the barn was saved Total loss was estimated at 7000 Mrs J Mrs Geo and Mrs Seneca Cook have collected several cartons of at one time had kennels on j clothing in Newmarket and they farm home five miles north of at Halls Glen was gutted by fire left Newmarket five years ago Mr Watson who ham St was well known for raising English sheep dogs Despite efforts of a bucket brigade the house and contents were lost The Wat sons five boys Roy Basil Ian TRAWL BUREAU HERBERT GOODHOOFD H4yK Line HollandAmerica It is a wise traveller who are ready to be sent to the Wat sons The St Pauls church guild has given them some money The Watsons plan to rebuild their house Neighbors at Halls Glen have been helping to draw logs from the bush which will be cut at the mill for the new home One neighbor contributed feet of lumber Mrs said yesterday that she and Mrs and Mrs Cook plan to raise enough funds to purchase a used washing ma chine and a used kitchen stove for the family Of course if anyone has a stove or washing machine sifting in the back kit chen and not being used it would be a wonderful contribu tion said Mrs yester day Anyone who has one of these items to give is requested to CANCER RESEARCH Express Thursday Mar Page ANSWERS SOME COMMON QUESTIONS v phone one of the ladies or the books ahead as US he Era and Express Last night a sewing machine was acquired Kite and it will be sent to the fam- l4 GARDEN TRACTORS HOLD CONCERT FOR HOSPITAL FOND Further announcements will be made in connection with a concert to be given on April in the Aurora United church by the pupils and choirs of Mr Harris in aid of the York Coun ty hospital fund drive Contestants for the Queen of the Bali honor Sutton high school recently are photographed here Named Queen by vote of the students was Back row left to right are Ann Sutton the winner and Mary Sutton In the centre is Patricia Sutton Front row left to right are Carole Taylor Cedar Brae Margaret Woodruff Willow Beach and Barbara Brumby Sutton Photo Mike Unsafe At Fairy Lake Police Rescue Year Old Floyd Morton 15 was pulled A second attempt to save the out of Fairy Lake last Thursday boy failed when a rope brought by Newmarkets Deputy Police by a neighbor proved too short Chief James Leeder and police Leeder ran up the street to a hy- cierk Bob Saunders dro truck and borrowed a longer A passerby saw that the boy j rope It reached Floyd and the had crashed through the ice two men pulled him ashore The put a call in to the police When boy was almost frozen stiff and Saunders arrived but was in good spirits when the PARTY The monthly euchre party the ScoutGuide Mothers auxil iary will be held in the Newmar ket Scout Hall on Friday Mar 19 at pm There will be an assortment of prizes and a draw will be served Proceeds are used of the auxiliary in in the work the commun is POWER MOWERS STAN RICHMOND HILL ONT Phone FOR HOSPITAL Over has been raised for them the York County hospital build ing fund through the sale of tick- els on a handmade lace cloth and an painting The draw was held at the theatre on Monday night and the lucky win ners were lace cloth Mrs P 65 St and oil painting Mr Smith Queensville The project was sponsored by the staff of the hospital and the entire proceeds were donated to the building fund The cloth was the workmanship of the hospit als seamstress Mrs Anna mings William Johnston engin eer at the hospital painted the picture Morton was up to his neck in the freezing water clutching the edge of the broken ice They tried to crawl out on the ice but had to turn back to the shore when it began to crack beneath SUCCESSFUL SALE The implement sale held on Tuesday on the property of Con stable and Davis Dr was a great success sales total led 15000 Every piece of equipment was sold The high est priced equipment was a self- propelled combine which sold for 1800 A sold for The sale was conducted by Sellers and Atkinson Stouffville Mr left this week for California for a months vaca tion policemen pulled him out The deputy chief gave the boy credit for keeping his head and not making matters worse by flailing around It must have been his Boy Scout training which taught him to keep his head in an emergency he said STAKES CLAIM Smith popular proprietor of The Lighthouse at Franklin Beach Lake Simcoe was one of the first to stake claims in newly located uranium fields cast of Oriliia Severe cold weather ami the boggy conditions made work difficult in the area according to Mr Smith but others were able to stake claims and register hem in the last few days AT FAMILY REUNION Mrs and daugh ter Newmarket were guests recently at a family re union held in Cali fornia Mrs and her daughter are on a trip in the United States and so far have met nephews and nieces whom they had not seen before and visited two sisters whom Mrs has not seen in years One often hears the question is cancer hereditary The an swer told in a Canadian Cancer Society newsletter says that the tendency to develop cancer and the tendency not to develop can cer are phenomena peculiar to I nature It explains that in scientific re search on mice mating brother and sister for 30 to 50 genera tions has been possible to breed pure strains which prac tically never develop the disease and to other strains which almost all spontaneously develop cancer in a certain place such as the breast Marriage among humans being haphazard comparatively speak ing the genetic constitution is about as mixed up as it can be but were a family bred like the mice for generations stretching back to Abraham It would be possible to liken that family to the susceptible or resistant can cer strains of mice Because cancer is a relatively common disease it is responsible for one death in every seven or eight On the basis of chance alone it Is not surprising to find families in which several have died of cancer In a family of ten people the calculated probability that none will develop cancer is about one in three that two will develop it is about one in four that three will is about one in eight four is about one in five is about one in and so on The chance that all ten will develop cancer is about one in This is but one of the re search projects going on in Canadian laboratories to probe the cancer problem The growth from year to year in dollars available for research must go on Super power house for a Super Constellation is shown in this unusual photo taken at Montreal shortly after the arrival of the huge new aircraft for service on TCAs routes The engine which dwarfs TCA president McGregor right and Public Rela tions Director it is one of four each of which develops a takeoff power of 3250 hp in all to propell the Super Constellation at cruising speeds of more than 325 The new planes scheduled to begin service on the North Atlantic on May will accommodate passengers I Mrs Merchant spent Tuesday in Toronto Mr Roy Jennings is confined to bed with jaundice A number from here attended ST FAITHS BOARD NOTES PROGRESS AT WARRENDALE At the annual meeting of the Board of St Faiths Lodge satis factory progress during the first full year of operation of rendale in Newmarket was the keynote of the various committee reports Hillmcr president in reviewing the years work and looking toward the future spoke particular of the strengthen ing of the boards operation by mm KEFFER AGENT FOR Hudson Rover SERVICE AND REPAIRS TO ENGLISH CARS A SPECIALTY NOW LOCATED MAXIM MOTORS Main and Ontario Streets Phone Newmarket J J the funeral of the late Mr Otto the acquisition of the -1- We Service e Sell WILLOW BEACH The birthday of Carolyn Woodruff was celebrated by a party on Friday March Mr and Mrs Car visited Mr and Mrs Alfred Udora last Sunday Mr and Mrs Bill were weekend guests at the I home of Mr and Mrs Harold I Our re ad ers write Letters to the editor arc always welcome but the names of the writers must be known to the editor I- I f m j I Medfca Services and control by the people use Us services Solely for the benefit of subscribers SERVICE AT COST The Editor We have read with some inter est your lead editorial in your issue of March regarding plan ning We were particularly in tcrested in your concern at the restrictions which planning would apply to the development of Newmarket You have point ed out several instances where be made in the plan upon approval by the Ontario Munici pal Board as the result of a re quest by the planning hoard and the municipal council or simply by a twothirds majority of the council Before approval for such changes is granted a public hearing is held at which time anyone may make representation planning appears to have work- either in favor of or against such as a detriment to a communj amendments as a result of time proving constituted by the planning the value of desirable changes to the scope of the planning the official plan of develop- board is much wider than the Hardwick at Bolton on Monday Mrs Ethel Metcalfe returned home from York County hospital on Sunday Mrs McManaman spent the weekend in Toronto with friends Mrs J is spending a few days with her daughter Mrs Ken Leonard Mr and Mrs Walter Thomp son spent the weekend in To ronto with friends Mr and Mrs and Mr and Mrs at tended the funeral of the late Harvey Magloughlen at Totten ham on Wednesday last week new and highly capable executive direc tor Mr John Brown Twenty girls have been in residence in this Red Feather agency during the course of the year The following officers were elected for the year president Mrs first Mrs J Taylor second vicepres Mrs Gaby Mrs J Thompson sec Mrs Gross value of Canadian roof ing paper prductkm more than trebled in seven years to reach 41870200 in CROWN TRUST CO T0R0KTO NEWMARKET DAVIS DRIVE road very acres frontage on wide paved near St Excellent location no a waste land Excellent opportunity for one or jcood homes Plan available Half cash balance 1 or builders terms on balance Phone E vriia Dixon King NOW IS THE TIME Not for profit Not for charity Hut for service Write for information to j Medical Services 1 ONT This official plan of develop ment however is not inflexible What then Is the official plan This is described In the provin cial statutes as a plan consisting of maps and texts prepared and recommended by the planning board and adopted and approved as provided this act covering a planning area or any part scope of a planning committee of a municipal council The duly of a planning board con in general of preparing maps drawings texts and other material necessary for the study explanation and solution of problems affecting the develop ment of the planning area To this extent the planning board holds meetings and publishes thereof showing a program of formation for purpose of development or any part there- j the participation and of designed to secure the health I of the inhabitants of the planning area The planning board convenience or welfare of the inhabitants of the area As a municipality develops it council con- is frequently necessary to amend ii tjj this plan To do so the plan ning act sets forth certain simple procedures which are designed to protect both the municipality and the individual Changes can rt im 1 INCREASE v FITS J Cows 7fi00 r -T- ii n J HAN COW MAN HOURS PER IBS MIIK hours hours I manager about 1 ij herd or to invest in a top grade sire see Loan Hell be Loan to improve your farm ARRET ideally of public minded citizens who can call upon ex ports in various fields in order to assist them in their assessment of various problems which come I within the scope of planning board activities It can be seen that from this brief outline that a planning board and official plan are established as a long range pro ject and their job cannot be done in a short space of time The means are provided to permit maximum flexibility provided the original intentions of the of ficial plan ie the protection of health safety convenience and welfare of the inhabitants arc protected If planning Is considered to bo a magic wand which will solve any future problems it Is much better left alone If however it considered to be just another tool which can be more useful in building or developing whatever Is to bo built or developed then it can be made to serve your ends There will be places where planning considerations should be permitted to outweigh others There will also be many places where other considera tions should be permitted to out weigh what appear to be the recommendations of good plan ning However In general if planning is accepted as another one of the numerous tools of the trade there should be no reason to fear its effect in the future Cockburn Chief Engineer A Newmarket Era and Express classified advertisement is the quickest way to turn that discarded article into cash Now is the time to dispose of skates furniture washing machine fur coal farm implements livestock etc YOUR CLASSIFIED AD USE THIS HANDY ORDER BLANK m Write your classified ad in the space below Put your address or phone number or both in the want a Box Number there will be an additional charge of 15 cents to have replies forwarded to or cents if replies are- picked up at the Era and Express office The cost of your ad will word minimum of cents for each advertisement Half price if ad is repeated on successive If you be 2 cents a CLASSIFICATION HUM ttilt n ti t HMM IMf f Jk W l CHAUCKTO m W I fc If I t 4tt T ADDRESS ft L r THE NEWMARKET ERA AND EXPRESS GOES INTO HOMES 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