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BURGLARY AUTO VandirVoort DENTIST Main St Newmarket Phone PHONE a mi Safer DR DENTIST Main Street Newmarket MISCELLANEOUS iIBOYER The regular meeting of the was held at the home of Mrs Creed with the presi dent Mrs Beckett in the chair Mrs Haines conducted the devotional exercises The is sending a to the Scott Mission Toronto and would be glad of Any donations to this worthy cause Mrs Meads read an article on peace and international rela tions and Mrs spoke about alcoholism SCHOMBFRG ROADS REPORT Cannot All County Bridge Damage Until Spring Floods Over recently by n A change of or leas life iiuS more provision for sent Let me review your ice you will be under BET obligation ASSURANCE ANY OF CANADA JOE JONES ft Garden equipment SALE SERVICE Richmond Hill ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING House Farm and Industrial Wiring Free Estimates DOUG BAIN Ontario St- Box Phone Newmarket Main St Phone EVANS FUELS NEWMARKET Coal Coke Wood and Stoker Coal Phone 5 A large number from Schbm- attended the anniversary at recently Mrs Leonard and friend Michigan visited relatives here recently Mr and Mrs Harold veiled the sister Mrs recently Mr and Mrs Dave spent a week ago Saturday with friends at Once more the hunting sea son has rolled around and a number of boys have gone north to try their luck Mrs Graham and sister Sandra have been spending a few weeks with their aunt in Toronto Mrs H McGwire has been visiting her daughter at Peter borough Rev and Mrs were at Midland on Friday at tending the funeral of Rev mons father Res HN JARVIS Life Association and Casualty St Newmarket Newmarket Albert Today Jgteop way ire you coop Orders taken for Gravel and Crushed Stone and General Hauling EVANS FUELS Distributor in Newmarket and District for WHITE ROSE PRODUCTS Gasoline Motor Oil Stove Oil Fuel Oil Phone Of Ottawas total annual is not possible to complete ly assess all flood damages to structures on county roads as footings may be undermined ac cording to the York County en gineer in a report on a survey of the county The report was given before county council members meeting at Newmar ket last week The engineer gave a report on damages to bridge and roads in the county He said that while investigation to reveal any dam age is now under way it may not be until spring floods or even later that actual fail ure or settlement may be evi dent Among damaged bridges of over foot span was the Maple Road bridge which is un der construction Excavation already completed was entirely filled in by trie flood and heav ing reinforcing steel stacked on the site was badly twisted and damaged- At the bridge which is under construc tion a temporary detour being constructed was washed out and will be replaced Three concrete structures at Cold Creek on the boundary be tween Peel and York Counties located just north of the King Road were badly flooded The approaches were washed out and heavy trees enues nearly three dollars out caught in the flood were carried of four come from sources other I across the roadway completely than personal income taxes removing the handrails from all Phone ftwnsides of canada Newmarket V Phone 176 PHONE PA 74468 Auto Casualty insurance and Cost Auto Financing Sanitary Contractor Drains Cleaned and Repaired rank Pan Whitchurch Refcve To Plow At World Match In Sweden RICHMOND HILL TURNER LEGAt CORNER Solicitor Notary Public lurora Ontario Aurora PA PA- Solicitor try Public Etc PHONE PA SI IEVVS STIVER HAND VALE Solicitors if Phone EM at Toronto Out Builders Contractors or Farmers No and No 2 Hemlock Spruce and Pine Lumber Rough or Dressed Delivered on the job by truck Write for prices Lumber C Port Ontario TRAVEL IS BUSINESS Bookings for Land Sea and Air TRAVEL BUREAU Herbert Goodhoofd Authorized Agent for All Steamship Line Main Street Newmarket Ont Phone Two Ontario farmers will travel to Sweden next year to represent Canada in the third annual world tractor plowing match They arc Joe Trail and Ivan reeve of township winner and in the annual Canadian championship which was held at after bad weather forced its postponement at 1st International Plowing Match at Areola u near Kitch ener In addition to the trip abroad won the Silver Plow symbol of Canadian plowing which will be held for a year by his provincial gTOUp the Ontario Plowmens lion- This years Canadian was contested by plowmen from each of the provinces of Ontario Manitoba and British Columbia scored points out of possible points la third slaw with was a lad Gerald Little la rto who he western Canada plowing championship at Manitoba provincial matches in the Portage area last Juno Alan also of Portage In Prairie was fourth with points Fifth and sixth respectively were the contestants from Cliil- BC Torn libkman with and champion lent Thomson points Traits champion ship victory comes after of plowing during which time he has amassed a large array of trophies medals and other including two silver and one gold medal from Imperial Oil for prowess in the class com petitions With the gold medal he captured at the inter national also won a trip to Portage la Prairie Man where he took part in the pro vincial competition A farmer he lives with his wife and four children on the farm where he was born The runnerup Ivan Mc Laughlin has been a friendly rival of Irans plowing competition for many years He defeated in the Ontario class a few before the Canadian championship contest McLaughlin and a director of Ontario who has chosen their will make the trip overseas as guests Imperial Oil Crack plowmen from more than a dozen riatfons are expect ed to compete in Sweden foj the Plow a perpetual trophy awarded each year to the worlds best tractor plow man It was won In October this year by Hugh Barr Northern Ireland and in by James Brampton Solid Fab ST Kent fe- Insurance For Banquets or just get-to- dinner parly you should contact CLARLYIW LODGE BEACH PHONE POINT APPOINTMENT Our foot is all home cooking and of the very best served in Lake finest dining room CHRISTIANS Stuart of Lon don England quoted as hav ing said It become an Increas ingly solemn- conviction to dm that Cod is using every usahle that Ho tan get His Divine hand upon and that to the very utmost I believe that if God is not using your life It Is be cause you are not usable If God is not filling the vessel with His treasure and then pouring it forth it is only because the ves sel is mar red How apt pertinent and true this remark God certainly uses every man and we are convinced thai lie is painfully grieved so many of His own dear children are not us able And how few are really usable simply because they are allied with evil and tainted by impurity unit because arc not yielded and consecrated to the Lord The Lord uses only clean ves sels and those consecrated to Him The believer who man ages his own life and gives him self to his own pleasure and the gratification of his own desires mars his own usefulness The Lord uses only those whose lives ore clean and who are separated from all evil whether It be in teaching or in practice and who are feet and in His hands by and consecration to Him Beloved have you purged yourselves from the dis honorable vessels that are found in the midst of professed Chris tendom and are you wholly yielded to the Lord If such is the cose then the Lord will use you according to His own sov ereign will and plan for your life In conclusion let me say That child of God will be most useful In the service of the Lord who makes most use of the Lord and gives himself most fully to Him for His use Separation from all evil and abandonment to the Lord is the secret of being used by the Lord three bridges The timber deck of the fifth Cold Creek bridge in the same area was carried off the piled bents and deposited by waters yards downstream The deck has now been replaced Water St The approaches to the Water St bridge a county bridge at Newmarket were flooded and damaged About feet of pavement was destroyed and a gravel roadway is now in ser vice there The shoulders on the ap proaches to the Fisher bridge were washed out for a distance of 200 feet each side of the stream The highway is now back in service The footings for the culvert on the Don Mills Road were completely under mined and culvert settled six feet Temporary repairs have been made but the entire structure must be replaced ac cording to the engineer The culvert was completely destroyed and must be replaced There has been no traffic on the Don Mills between the third and fourth concessions south east of New market because of this damage has been rerouted along sideroads A 10 foot by seven foot con crete culvert a mile east of No- carrying a fill feet deep was completely destroyed The fill has been excavated from the top of the structure and a Bailey bridge 120 feet long spanning the gap has been erected A foot by six foot rein forced concrete culvert 1 miles east of was destroyed Fortunately the centre section of the culvert did not collapse and traffic is able to move over that section A six foot by four foot rein forced concrete culvert a mile west of Holt was destroyed and a fool gap in the roadway Was left In order to reopen highway between Sharon and Mount Albert and to obtain in this area and the Newmarket area a Bailey bridge was con across the gap At Newmarket the approach es to the St bridge were completely undermined A compressor was employed to break the concrete roadway and the abutments were backfilled with Four smaller concrete culverts were completely destroyed in the county and the highways were blocked temporarily Pro visional repairs have been made to open roads and steel multi- plate culverts are on order for permanent installation Roadside damage was severe in many The Wood- bridge area was particularly hard hit road shoulders having been washed out five and six feet deep in some locations At other points two to three feet feet of silt was deposited over the roadway and in ditches One complete span of the bridge was filled with silt and debris Repairs in the area are on the way to completion There were severe washouts in the Newmarket and areas but they have now been backfilled and roads are back in service The Mount Albert Road was badly washed out when the dam at Dikes Pond gave way Shoulders have been recon structed and gravelling where necessary is being done The Newmarket Era and Express Thursday Nov Page ROWLANDS RADIATOR and GARAGE SERVICE AMD Drill Hall at Fair Grounds NEWMARKET SALE SKYLINE FORAGE RED CROSS THANKS CITIZENS FOR HELP IN RELIEF WORK Members of the Newmarket branch of the Canadian Red Cross this week expressed their appreciation for quilting done by women in Newmarket for the Holland Marsh flood relief work The Red Cross reports that residents also contributed a number of quills pillows blan kets mattresses and dishes access gravel deposits for Era and Express classifieds ox end culverts I bring results HARVESTER Complete with Row Crop and Hay Attachment ensilage blower and pipes equipped with HP Wisconsin Engine and tires Completely servic ed We offer this as a complete unit off list Can be seen at our premises j ith CANADA AT ROME Ikre in Italy in MM the warm tones of a friendly was about and read about too trout conversation in he shadows of the Coliseum to enthusiastic reviews in the Canada was on the lips and in the minds of thousands of Romans Through the international language of art the lection of Paintings of Canadian Cities iiiteipicUd to the dramatic growth of our nation anil the vitality of our citizens Above all the Seagram Collection earned new friends for Canada by bringing a fuller of things Canadian to peoples of other lauds I E v fc ii J JTI or Ottawa AJI1 lONOOM amu rotas CANADIAN ICNOON 5ASKA1