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WofE fellow PILLS A kingsize pie weighing over a hundred pounds was recently baked for the Washing ton State Apple Blossom Fest ival The specially built alumi num pie pan the largest ever made measured feet across Made us wonder how big a pie youd get if all the apple pies baked in one day on regular- size aluminum pans were put together And that brings to mind all the different aluminum cooking utensils used today in and hospitals and res taurants No wonder Canada is stepping up her production of this light bright metal to one and a quarter billion pounds a year Aluminum Company Canada Ltd He REFRESHED by bus Even without climbing flag poles plenty of energy required to see all the sights of the big cities You will arrive refreshed you go by bus NEW YORK Package Tour 5 Days From Toronto RETURN FARE Sightseeing end Room Double 3 Ask your for details of this or other Tours ft- r LOW ROUND TRIP FARES St to Chang CHICAGO PITTSBURGH NEW YORK King City And District Mrs Laura Rolling Correspondent Phone King Work Wash room facilities in the Sunday school room ol King City United church have been in stalled The fixtures were fin by the Womans Auxiliary This organization has provided stack aluminum chairs at a cost of over New window drapes in a colorful convention al design have been hung by the John Perry Maple will open a pharmacy business at It wi31 be the third in his chain drug stores which are in Maple and King City Miss Stephanie King City has become secretarialhost ess at St Mildreds Girls college Toronto She has taken an apartment in Toronto for the winter months Miss re ceived her public and high school training there She spent sever al years in England before she returned home a year and a half ago Jennifer King City is a student at St Mildreds Wrestling Club Reopens founder and coach of King City amateur wrestling club registered the names of the young boys on Oct ober who will take part In the fall term The membership often stable their horses over night when they boarded the train for Toronto Two lots purchased from Mr Armstrong on the same proper ty by Bill Jensen are producing another change Mr Jensen is building a beauty salon with an overhead apartment Later he will build a second store Showers A popular brideelect Miss Gordon Reg was favored with a community lat ch en shower on Sep 30 in the United church rooms Over were present Assisting Miss Gordon were Mrs Bruce Mc- Maple and Dale Agar Arranging the event were Mrs I Scott Mrs Fatton Mrs Matt Bell Mrs Aubrey Campbell and Mrs Jack Walker A group gift from friends was an ensemble of aluminum ware and kitchen accessories Miscel laneous gifts were contributed by others At the home of Mrs Marvin Hunter Laskay a miscellaneous shower given by 35 relatives of Donald the goodelect was held last Friday evening His aunt Mrs Jim Watson King City made the arrangements as sisted by Vera and Helen Hun- Local Models Help Raise Funds For Hospital Aux The home of Mrs Glenn Saw yer King sidoroad was the set ting for an autumn fashion show and afternoon tea It was spon sored by King City On Sept and convened by Mrs Cora Specht to aid the Womens Aux iliary of York County hospital Over attended bringing for the cause Several ladies came from Au rora Newmarket Richmond Hill Toronto and a large number of the King City district Mrs Austin Rumble I president opened the program and announced the lucky prizes Music before and during the fa shion parade was played on the piano by Glenna Sawyer Mar- Lloyd and Julia BelL The models were local and the com mentator was Mrs New market Styled in the latest fashions the costumes for the adult wo man the teenager little girls and the small tike were brought by Newmarket town merchants The four and five year old child ren Grant Peter Paul Sandra Berry and Heather Davidson modelled welt Bruce Rumble Barbara Dorothy Barry Sawyer Barbara Billings and Lee Scott twins followed Donna and June Peck were the inbetween Bar bara Specht and Jennifer Find- lay were the teenagers Mary Jane Walker was the young lady who might find herself on the popular engagement list Mrs Mrs Adam David son Mrs Don Mrs Howard and Mrs Archie Campbell were the matrons A diversion in the entertain- ment was provided by Blight home decoration stylist Her subject was wallpaper and textile draperies Winners of the Jack and Jill Shoppe prizes were Mrs Nelson Ion Newmarket and Mrs George Billings King City Aurora won the Dawsons Ladies Wear prize Concluding tea and cookies were served Mrs Aubrey Campbell and Mrs Bill of the were con veners HOME BAKING SALE Express Thursday Oct AIDS B AND P CLUB Lewis were among the guests Miss Gordon was assist ed by her fiance Don Miss Edgar who is an aunt of Miss Gordon gave a shower at her Toronto home when relatives and classmates of Miss Gordon from St Josephs hospital were entertained On October Mrs Gordon will give a trousseau tea for her daugh ter i Mission Band Organized A meeting to organize a Mis sion Band at King City United church on Sept resulted in the enrolment of children to Mrs Jenkin- president of the WMS read a story Mrs Verdun Gor don Mrs Victor Doner and Mrs Austin Rumble will be the leaders Mrs Doner arranged for a scrap book and the child ren pasted in pictures for their friends in other countries Meet ings will be the second and fourth Wednesday of each month The next meeting will be on Oct from to pm New Bridge Over Preparations are being made to remove the bridge over the river at Kinghorn It will lie replaced by a new struc ture The KingNobleton side- road will be closed at Kinghorn the traffic taking the fifth concession either way Laskay hill is being lowered on the sixth concession and the road is barred Change In Business Mr Bob talker has sold his builders supply business to Ern est Smith and Gage Stove pledge terms include refraining Mrs A J Gordon taking unfair advantage of I Donald and Mr and Mrs an opponent and behaving court- to opponents officials and spectators Mrs Cora and her mother Mrs Ward Rice Water- ford are on a motor trip to Montreal Quebec and Ottawa Visitors of Mr and Mrs Don on Sunday were Mr Mrs John and Nan Toronto At the home of Mrs Johnston Egan were Mr and Mrs Floyd Willowdale accompanied their mothers Mrs and Mrs Sidney Davis Mr and Mrs Jack Archibald Toronto were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Walter Monkman At the home of Miss Annie and Miss Makey and Mr and Mrs Carl Khasamlan and son Toron to Miss Barbara Vining a public health nurse of Port Huron was a weekend guest of her cousins Mr and Mrs Irving Scott Mr and Mrs Fred Dent enter tained at a dinner party on Sat urday Oct for their daughter Freda who celebrated her birthday Mr and Mrs Robert their sons Charles arid Ted Miss Aakorman Hol land Landing Mrs Dents Miss Jessie and Mrs Flo Waller both of England and Mr and Mrs Henderson Con cord were guests Mrs who came to Can ada in June will leave for Mont real to board for the return trip to her home Stock ton Mrs Waller is leaving for Montreal where she spend the winter with her daughter returning to In the spring Seeing some of the work of for their sale this week Mrs Jessie and Mrs Waller were reminded of their own handicraft work in England Both have taken class with the Stockton Town Womens Guild in leathcrcraft ceramics A popular soft clay modelling they said Is called and It used or decorative purposes on kiln dried pottery Another hue Is which Is a parchment like material in colors used for making lamp Partes women the vis itors said engage In various rafts and exhibition work They also study the history of china and visit famous potter centres New Developments There will be a new look on St King City In the cent ml part of the village when the P J Armstrong and the Bill Jen sen building projects are com pleted Mr and Mrs Armstrong are converting a landmark Into a two storey apartment and music recital hail On the main floor will he a studio and recital hall The second floor has a liv ing apartment for the family The timbers In the mritdlm were originally for a barn built about years ago by John when he operated the hotel In those days livery horses were required by the commercial travellers who made their rounds to country stores Farmers would Extensive Research Program At Maple Forest Station In 1M4 the Maple research station of the Department of Lands and Forests was establish- aiona site a large part of it wooded The buildings house offices and laboratories as the headquarters of the staff that works across the province The newest building for forest pathology is staffed by the fed eral department At the station there is an ex tensive research program to de velop a white pine resistant to blister rust and weevil and a fast growing poplar for Southern Ontario planting In the wildlife laboratory the food habits productivity the age diseases of animals fluctua tion cycles of breeding are stud ied Deep freezes Xray ma chines preservative bottles and even pressed species of the wild orchid of which there are polished small animal skulls and bones make an impressive scene From examination of the di gestive tract of wild fowl it has been found they die from lead poisoning In the hunting sea son pellets that miss their mark He buried In the mud at bottom of lakes and rivers where the feeding for the fowl is found Hie birds the The intensity hunting be learned in this way arid from the winded that are not retrieved by hunters The Maple laboratories are net Mr Smith lives in the and Mr Love lives on seventh of King township They took exciting for the poacher photos of animal hairs and tests on animal blood stains in his car can often disclose what animal he has destroyed out of season The fisheries laboratory with Its maze of tubes testing appar atus and tanks is where small fish are studied at night Toler to different quantities of oxygen and to water tempera tures and the swimming speed of tlsh is determined Alan Fen- wick Is in charge of administra tion of the plant Andrew Is Hi charge of scientific re search is the biological laboratory and Williamson on wildlife Recently the Vellorc and City Womens institutes visited the research station HOSPITAL PROJECT A Thanksgiving bake sale which will feature homemade bread and rolls pies cakes tarts and cookies as well as candy will be held under the auspices of the Business and Professional Womens club Newmarket The general convener is Mrs Harold Sanderson The bake sale timed to help local with their holiday weekend preparations will be held at Main St the vacant store opposite the Era on Friday Oct The entire proceeds of the sale will be used to help furnish the Business and Professional clubs room in the proposed new wing of York County hospital The club has pledged for This threeyear project PREPARE FOSTERS Posters to advertise the com benefit card party of the Newmarket Home and School association were made by pu pils of Samuel Jeffersons class Stuart Scott schooL The stu dents did the work in their regular art classes as their con tribution to aid the Retarded Childrens association the group which will the proceeds from the card party King And Plowing Match Oct At ShurGaln Farm north of Maple on the fourth concession the annual plowing match held by King and Vaughan branch the Ontario Plowmens Associa tion will be on Tuesday Oct There will in prize money for horse and plowing A new class has been added for tractors three furrow inches wide A tractor conies will bo between Vellorc and Junior Farmers The winner will receive an expense free trip for the short course a in late Decemler Maple Womens Institute lunch at the site of the match The plowmens dinner wUibc Held In Maples new Com Memorial Centre by the Marshal MoMurchy reeve of township Is president of the King and Assoc Jack Walkington King is first vice president Alex McNeill is second vice president Andrew is treasurer and Jennings Aurora the secre tary ANSWERS ST LAURSNT Central At Premier his fir refernces to Mr St Laurent who has attacked Union party nd accused Mr of separating from the rest of Canada The prune minister of bis insulted me said Mr God wanted that ministration of this province be in my hand and Ions will of everything SALE Continues session of the business on Octo ber Boh Walker has taken a position with Brooks Lumber Toronto KING GEORGE HOTEL Newmarket Phone AUCnONSALE TANNERY HILL REDUCTION SALE HEAD PUREBRED GUERNSEY CATTLE SELLING FRIDAY OCT AT PM Tannery Hill Farm Kin Road at Lunch available City fire engine will le temporarily housed for a period dpMr months in the garage on the Bill property on Doctors Lane Given rem free the will he heated for the winter months by an oil bur ner installed by volunteer fire man Victor Doner The firemen will take turns in supplying a weeks on a voluntary basis King town ship council will be approached to supply oil for the heating unit Permanent housing for the truck is a must The fire de partment plans to Inaugurate a campaign to raise funds by pun lie subscription A canvass of the village and the surrounding district will be made The stir rounding district eventually will come within the prescribed fire A fire hall would lie and 10 feet wide with room for vehicles lit it would a room suitable for meetings of the department A site for the proposed building is under in- estimation five fire volunteered to erect the making saving in labor Commencing on October regular meetings of the five will lie held in hall every second Wed nesday night The has promised the club rooms for this purpose Sovereign life Assurance Co offers A new savings plan If Death occurs your family will receive Face value of policy Refund of all premiums Accumulated dividends See or call our representative now ART IAURIAUIT Phono 365j mm Sensationally styled English coat fot Canadian ALL WOOL GABARDINE 4950 Austin Mr John West Rett Morrison can five you ear ner advice on styles fitting PR Two stores Newmarket and Aurora Alain St Phone St Aurora Ph PA Imrcu44fc two mutual Barbara Anna Scott and Marilyn nut in Toronto they found they had lot to ch who to by oaft Ontario asked Barbae who mm world at a now it took to tod to a world Barbara thought for a took about Holy cow Marilyn Im I went back to