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i I A k 1 YEAS NO NEWMARKET ONTARIO THURSDAY MARCH 29 SINGLE COPIES CENTS t- KSS7- J and Dry Goods MORNING formerly of Seneca WTKE TO The following of Town of Newmarket Number are brought to the attention of all dog owner in the Town of Newmarket whereas in vie of the epidemic of rabies in Province of Ontario it deemed expedient to pre running at large in the Town of Newmarket the whole year dogs the Municipality are prohibited from at large owner of any dogs found running at large to this Bylaw shall upon summary conviction be more than the sum- of been instructed to see that are and all citizens to GLADMAN Mayor v- j- t 5 J ON i -i- feV fa thousand and one in color Europe the Orient and India Students 25c a fe a Hie lielMinloading Farmhand gives machines that save you and labor year round RoXCodly built with gauge smooth worm drive full width roller chain conveyor treated marine plywood floor and tint mam that outlast steel by removing i f mounting Spreader Attachment Powerful hrd even faMighwt chunk rugged lwefdprovkk even distribution Twospeed selec tor clutch chow of unloading speeds for each type Feeder available to PowerBox to mechanical unit i- ft- COME IN FOR ALL THE FACTS ON POWERBOX j B GAS OIL County The Development Of Country j iment At right is a portrait of Major Robert Rogers painted about He was the founder of the Queens Rangers now called the Queens York Rangers Above is a drawing by the late showing Governor at the extreme left he was commander of the regiment in when Street was cut through the wilderness of what is now York County SUFFER EXPOSURE 10 Hours In Marsh Two Children Found The history of the Queens York Rangers Countys re giment goes back years to the American colonies Too the regiment played a part in the development of this part of Can- Under Governor the Rangers helped build Street which led to the settle ment df the Yonge Street group of Quakers and later the found ing of the Newmarket commun ity last weekend the Queens York Rangers marked the 200th anniversary of the regiment with a reunion at Toronto Friday night arid a large church parade on Sunday accompanying photo of Rogers recalls the attempt by the Rangers to find a north west pas sage to the Pacific A Hollywood film was made about this expedi tion some years ago called Northwest Passage with Spen cer Tracy appearing as Rogers C Squadron of the Queens York Rangers is based at the Au rora Armouries Members of the reserve unit train weekly and on occasions hold manoeuvres with tanks west of Aurora During the summer they take more intensive training at camp Local Motorist After Thretfcfle Chase A three mile chase early Sun- day morning of a car which veiled through Newmarket speeds up to led to arrest of a Newmarket Arrested and charged with drunk driving and criminal neg ligence Clifford Pegg Newmarket- East Gwillimbury Cottttibks Ronald Allison and noticed car travelling at high speed near the centre Of town It was being driven in an erratic manner they said chase in a patrol car over took the car at the double bend between Millard and Niagara Streets Constable Croutch stepped from the patrol car and had opened the door of the pursued auto when it sped north along Niagara St It was again overtaken by the patrol car about two miles north of Newmarket on a concession road Charges have been laid by the Newmarket police and further charges from the East bury police are pending Two small children were ad mitted to York County hospital on Sunday night suffering from exposure and exhaustion after lost the dense scrub near Park north of Holland Landing for hours Linda Rogers and her bro ther John were found hud dled together on the ground be neath a tree by one of search ers who had combed more than two square miles of the south east section of the Holland Marsh for the missing children Harry Wilson found the child ren shortly before He immediately passed the word along to Roy Murray a member of the St John Ambulance bri gade who was searching a near by section of the Murray said the children were in a stupor and blue with the told He doubted that they would have survived the night Hospital authorities described the childrens condition as fair at the time of their admittance to hospital They have been re leased and now appear none the worse for their ordeal The spot where Linda and John were found was only a milt- from the home of their parents Mr and Mrs James Rogers Park But searcher estimated the children covered at least miles in a circular route In their attempts to find a way out of the bush Linda and John told rescuers they had gone into the bush to look for rabbits They were missed in the afternoon by their parents who began checking with neighbors Three hours lat er scores of neighbors were searching the dense scrub bush for the children A snowstorm which began early in the afternoon hindered the searchers At no time were they able to pick up the tracks of the missing children because of the falling snow Wilson siid it was sheer luck were found He said it would havt been easy matter for the searchers to have passed within a few feet of the youngsters without seeing them huddled together asleep under the tree East police re ceived the report of the missing children- at pm and organ ized search parties to cover the area They were assisted by the Newmarket and North township forces and aided by radio communication and searchlights parties of searchers moved deeper into the bush It was the most welcome sound Ive heard said Chief Joseph when shots were fired in the air by Constable Ronald Allison as- a signal that the children had been found Constable Glen Croutch was in charge of another group of searchers The childrens father who lias been off work from the John because of an attack of jaundice said he and his wife thought the children had gone up the road to watch tele vision at their aunts as they of ten did The boy next door told us he had seen them playing in the woods he told the Era and Ex press It was the first time they went to the bush They were dressed warmly but they were soaking wet ho said 4 told us that when they became lost they found a largo tree for shelter said their prayers and decided they were going to sleep until morning the father said The parents have two other children a three year old who has been a patient at Sick Childrens hospital re cently and another less than a year old Mr Rogers said he was grate ful for the help neighbors had given in the search for the children Trinity Lutheran Of Bradford Purchases Site For New Church P0WSR to get fASt The Trinity Lutheran Congre gation of Bradford has announc ed that it has purchased proper ty building The site costing 3000 was purchas ed from Fred J Miller of Brad ford The lot measures 274 feet by feet This should provide adequate space for a church and parking lot with land to spare The property is located a quar ter mile west of the heart of Bradford a block south of High way The Trinity Congregation which was organized in has been using the facilities of the United church yf its organization Lutherans hope to have a building of their own before too long but no building plans are scheduled for the present For the time being services are conducted in English on the first and third Sundays of the month and in Slovak on the second and fourth Sundays of the month at in the afternoon For Easter a special time has been arranged for the English service in the morning Ernest Taylor Florist Speaks To Local Ernest Taylor of Keswick will be the guest speaker when the Newmarket Horticultural so ciety meets in Trinity United church hall on Wednesday April 11 at pm Mr Hayes is in charge of the program Mr Taylor is a nursery man and florist He will speak on Flowers in the Home and in the Garden From his background To Have Special Easter Music At Trinity United On Weekend of will bring a variety or information He will hold a ques tion period following his talk when the problems of local flow er growers can be answered The meeting- is open to the general public A special invi tation is extended to new home owners who are facing major landscaping projects this spring Refreshments will be served Canadas Imperial Measure is onefifth larger than that of the United States confidence on your toughest tractor farming jobs with the AllUChalmers This champion tractor provides Automata Keep pace With modern fanning methods Try the and get ahead fast Vv fflUS AND i v f FARM MACHINERY B A GAS OIL AURORA Phone a Music on the great organ senior and junior choirs and three outstanding soloists will combine to make the hour of music on Good Friday night worth the effort to attend at Trinity United church New market At organist irons play parts of the wellknown music from Wag opera Parsifal and themes from Bachs oratorio The Passion according to St Matthew The senior choir will sing Du bois cantata The Seven Words of Christ Soloists will be Mrs- Gladys Arnold soprano Robert Wallace tenor and Ken Morton baritone The junior choirs will sing I chorales from Stainers The heard among the boys and girls include Carol Graham Heather Davis Bob Richard Gra ham Nancy Garrett Betty Wilson An offering will be received for the work of the choirs A cordial invitation is extended to everyone on Sunday morning will find music from the chimes violin vocal solo and in a prelude recital be ginning at At the oclock service Parkers anthem Lights Glittering Morn and the famous Hallelujah Chorus from The Messiah by Handel- will be sung by the senior choir The junior choirs will sing carols during offertory Past experience has proved the advisability of early i Crucifixion Solo voices to bo hrrival in order be seated In 1 852 Once Again Includes Other Places When Agricultur al Society was first organized in it was formed as Kin Township Fall Fair and held yearly alternating at Aur ora King City and This system gave the early settler throughout the township an op to in Its aetivi- ties m Twenty years later In records slate that It mis lo hold the fair one centre at the society having purchased the agricultural grounds adjoining the village The new program for June and this year is lo represent all the communities once again through ilia offers made to all of the schools and through womens activities The selection of Mrs Dor Chalk of to the womens division committee who is also Us secretary is creating a more than casual InterestSn the Juno In sections of the township that had more or less dropped out Kingcrafts will exhibit a lion competitive display of handi craft wolfk in hooking weav ing smocking pot tory and art Crafts will be and Mrs Herbert Parker King and expert spinner and weaver will le seen at her spinning wheel The Womens Division headed by Mrs Clarence Ma reliant Is alio rutins of the hall to Kingcrafts King township Insti tutes may compete for money by entering articles suitable for a with childrens lions is best flower for iho dining room tahle There are also interest in it lasses in home baking and making In children years arid under can compete- In a half mile sprint with Si S3 St in prize money Specials for hoys and girls- is the decorated bicycles for children to 11 years and a decorated tricycle for children eight years and fl ji with The Look of masterpiece with temperature controlled element A and griddle plus heat elements J i Jv I fluorescent lamp oven with nick i u minute minder and clock Budget priced r-v- oven V J m 1 m oven control v storage drawer Models to choose from r l n r