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rt sr A 1W INSURANCE Covers TV set and Aerial against all risks including accidental breakage of pic- tube Premium only for years We recommend this coverage CALL US TODAY 7r Estate and Insurance Main St Newmarket Phone A AM BOWS an v NOW IS THE TIME TO ORDER Your crushed stone flagstone gravel and top soil Mayor Gladman Receives Wings As Ground Observer Supervisor FUELS Phone Newmarket Spring Festival of Fashions Mule Drama High School AuditoriiM 1954 PM ADULTS STUDENTS 25c i- Elsie North daughter of Mrs North Toronto and the late Willis George North was united in marriage to Aubrey Pottage son of Mr and Mrs Douglas Pottage Sharon on March The wedding took place ait the home of the brides sister Mrs Don Schroeder Keswick Photo by Reg mayor of Newmarket and regional super visor of the Ground Observer Corps for the district received his Wings recently at an impressive ceremony held at the Centre in Bar ns Mayor in his capa city of regional supervisor has under his direct administration personnel of the GOBC who man observation posts at Mount Al bert Keswick Sharon Newmar ket and BrownMlI These volunteers along with Mr Glad- man are part of the defence team Together with trained volunteers throughout the coun try they are playing an active part in the defence of Canada by keeping their eyes on the skies In presenting the Wings to Mr Gladman A Wise man AFC staff officer from Air Defence Command St Hubert Que personally thanked him for time and efforts and in his remarks to over one hundred personnel of the Corps who were present TBOIUX SERVICE SALES SUPPLIES CLEANERS FLOOR POLISHERS NEWMARKET BRANCH OFFICE 1 1 HAMILTON ST PHONE 836 I I Mar PLEASE NOTE NEW Wedding In a setting of pink and white snapdragons the marriage of An nie Kathleen daugh ter of Mr and Mrs Louis Mar- wood Vaughan township ex changed marriage vows with Douglas Harold son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Holt on Saturday afternoon April The officiating minis was Rev King City for the ceremony held in United church The brides aunt Miss Marjorle Murchy was organist and Ken neth Warner boy soloist sang The Lord Prayer and Per fect LoveV in marriage by her fa ther the bride was attired in a gown of white brocaded satin styled with fitted bodice and long sleeves pointed at the wrist The full gathered skirt fell into a train The high neck featured a round lace yoke outlined with simulated pearls Her fingertip veil fell from a coronet of orange blossoms and she carried a Col onial bouquet of red roses white carnation hyacinths and staph- bridesmaid chose an ice blue tissue taffeta made on similar lines to the brides gown Her headdress was matching taffeta and her flowers were shaded roses pink carnations and Mur ray Cupples was his brothers at tendant and ushers were James and Duncan Mar- stated many more volunteers are still required both in the filter centre and in the field Also present at the ceremony were T Anderson AFC Sector Commander and Harris commanding officer of the Ground Observer Corps for On tario Both these officers paid tribute to the work done by the volunteers tit the arid stressed the part they play hot only in the defence of the coun try but also in aiding aircraft in distress A visual sighting by volunteers Harris said could save thousands of dollars and many hours of time by not having to alert certain areas when it is known from reports received that the missing air craft could not possibly be in that area Any persons of the Newmarket district who are interested in assisting Mr in the work of the Ground Observer Corps are requested to contact the Filter Centre 129 St for further particulars My staff and I are at your service Families individuals and not just in this community hut all across Canada know our record for convenient dependable friendly banking service We can help you with your problems Wont you tome in and them with It Mala St THE MINION BAN YEARS OF SERVICE TO THE CANADIAN PEOPLE TRINITY CHOIR CANTATA On Good Friday night the choirs of Trinity United Church sang Crucifix ion to an audience numbering close to persons Many ex pressed the desire to have the cantata an annual service of ship on Good Friday Singing solo parts in the chorales by the Junior choirs were Heather Davis Laurence Diane Robert and Betty Jacques JoAnne VVil son Margaret Rose Gail Wilson Carol Watson Carol Graham Wendy Davis Richard Thirty members of the Junior Choirs Were Illness caused the absence of others After Easter the choirs continue to rehearse until the end of June wood The reception was held at home of the brides parent when Mrs wore navy crepe with white trim white ac cessories and corsage of red roses blue and white carnation petals The grooms mother chose summertime blue crepe navy accessories and corsage of talisman roses and sweet peas For a short Honeymoon trip the bride travelled in a navy suit white hat with pink trim navy accessories and a topcoat of muted check blue Her cor sage was pink roses The young couple are living at Briar Hill Avenue Toronto Our Readers Write Letters to the editor are always welcome hut the names of the writers must be known to the editor The Editor In the towns local paper this citizen has read with interest detailed accounts of civic admin istration- In the capacity of taxpayer and employee in one of the towns major industries he lias participated in the growth of Newmarket Because expansion has been rapid he is concerned as to the degree his welfare wilt be Affected by the towns development in the fu ture years of post war resi dence he has witnessed the taxes on his pro perty attempt of council to enforce certain bylaws While other bylaws of equal import ance are treated with disregard i Acute parking problems which have tempted hint more than once to put a Wheelbarrow hi His car to convey the weeks groceries for a family of live from his local merchant to the nearest parking area The poor reception given to industries seeking location in Newmarket Many opportuni ties to supply more local em ployment have been seemingly lost because of inadequate ties for potential industry or be cause no permanent decision can be reached as to where indus trial areas will be located so as not to contaminate and disturb residential areas T Concentrated improvements in portions of the town while other sections are indiscriminate ly denied essential facilities It is conceded that council has faced many of its civic problems with concern and significant pro gress has rewarded their efforts There is however apathy and short on the part of town council that disrupts ef ficient ration which may in the ahead prove costly to the taxpayer Housing development has been slow citizens would conWuiedyivja nule radius to their place of These persons would not commute such distances if local labor were sufficient to supply them with enjoyment at the rate of gay they would receive elsewhere The present muters hying our midst tarn a higher standard of and are better able to bear the burden of taxation than their lo cally employed neighbors In towns and cities mu nicipal Councils have stipulated wage standards for in- Within their corpora tions By so doing their tax pay ing citizens are protected from substandard wages Municipali ties are protected from fly-by- night or unstable industry locat ing in their midst Such stipula tion also discourages the possible state of having one group of citizens commuters enjoying the living standards of a higher wage level than the locally era- ployed portion Sooner or later Newmarket must face the problem of sew age disposal A sewage disposal plant will cost the town in ex cess of There seems no alternative even though the mill rate must be raised to accommo date it In a nearby city such a plant was purchased years ago At the end of five years it was necessary to spend 40- for maintenance repairs At the end of eight years engineers declared the plant sufficiently obsolete to warrant replacement Council knowing they could not burden Ihe taxpayer with the cost of a new plant has con ducted intensive research The council found a solution in the purchase of a bulldozer which dug deep trenches in the waste lands of suburban areas All salvage was extracted from garbage and the remainder in cluding sewer solids was dump ed in these trenches and buried Such refuse will become as much part of the soli as the soil it self in five to years and that waste land will become produc tive in the process An evapor ation and filter plant took care of the citys liquids at less than half the cost of a disposal plant Council has enforced a bylaw requiring dog owners to keep their dogs tied up so that garb age cans will not be upset and private will be unmol ested Such a motive for clean liness and tidiness is worthy A local bus service has been subsidized by council to main tain its operation without loss Why should one citizen or group of citizens be subsidized while other citizens in financial plights go unassisted The wage earner pays double taxes to what he paid years ago Cost of home maintenance is to percent higher If curtail ed working hours because of poor markets throw his budget in the red his plight is of little concern to the towns adminis trators These are a few of the the taxpayer is finding in the towns administration of civic affairs Their continued presence throughout the coun cils term of office will give much food for thought as we go to the polls at the end of the year Yours truly A Locally Employed Veteran and Taxpayer Did you know that the snail area that la the United Kingdom produced in IMS nearly par- cent mora meat thin Canada S A arm M Pan Kit Che j Men of tomorrow practice I f tty s chafniino SoU of has exact that absence one si chain will retard yield and tables an i provides the essential m minor elements plant food chain fritted trace elements contains all six essen tial minor elements iron manganese copper boron and molybdenum in new slowly soluble form Because is slowly soluble these vital elements stay in the root area constantly available to plant CONDUCT OWN FIST WITH Many soils suffer from certain mineral deficiencies Your own soil may be lacking in one or more of the essential minor elements Try on a portion of your crop and compare results with the untreated portion Brand of Fertiliter containing are now available All tains Consult supplier CANADIAN