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tec Newmarket Bowling A cud m y Eagle Street OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY NIGHT pm mi A Academy r open on Sundays Business and Professional INSURANCE Life and Casually St Newmarket Newmarket Mount Albert INSURANCE Penion Family Income and Mortgage Life Insurance Bill It timothy C ft Main St Newmarket and phone MISCELLANEOUS Lawn and Equipment SERVICE Richmond Hill OBITUARIES Robert Arthur Helmer Funeral service were held at Funeral Chape Mon day July for Robert Arthur who died at Que Saturday He wax in his year Born at Holland Finding Ont ario Robert a barber by trade came to New from Newmarket in the early For he wo employ ed by the late Roy Walton and later by J and J Taylor retiring about years ago His wife he former Ought of Newmarket predeceased him ten years Following his Mr an ardent hockey and bait fan resided in Mew until about three years ago when with his health starting in fail he moved to No rand a make his home with his daughter Mrs Bikings Funeral services at the Chapel in New cemetery were conducted by Rev Charles of St Pauls United church Members of the lodge acted as pall- bearers for their departed bro ther Surviving are two daughters Mrs Diggings Mrs Frank Wherry Grace both of Que and one son Wil liam of New Mrs Charles Near of Newmarket is a niece Our Readers Write letter to the editor are always welcome but the names of the writer known to the editor Alitor Renders Write The action of the council on in Mr I an 1 p m is a one indeed thought Ihes me however that thin actio Is one that Is long overdue Over the months the name of has been mentioned many times and seldom have the comments town would be suspended Ihe hem complimentary Monday right In the middle of Ail to act then Ihe summer when most pontile are either vacationing or looking a on the whole issue As a result Mr brought forth a resolution which was given unanimous accord to the effect that would given days to up th given in marriage subdivision or the town would by her father chose a ballerina MARRIAGE CALVERT A double ring ceremony took place in St Pauls Anglican church Newmarket on July when Mae daughter of Mr R Newmarket and the late Mrs Kathleen If olden became the bride of Gordon Calvert of Mrs Calvert Newmarket Era and Friday Aug consider action to take it over themselves In the meantime all further dealings with and the NORTH YORK DRIVEIN THEATRE LTD miles north of tin county road between Sharon and Holland Landing Phone Newmarket J after their gardens or taking the family for a drive there wen approximately citizen present AH but a handful of these were of I ho Lyons subdivision who outraged by conditions in their area were there to present a brief to coun cil calling for drastic step to be taken to have carry out his obligations to them- the taxpayers will be the losers Secondly further development in Newmarket will be retarded un til such lime a the town can find a reputable developer to deal with However the worst is yet to come hern use apparently Mr has most of the desir able sites in this area tied up And apparently this is through actions of former coun cil s would that It seems that Hie conditions they described j In brief and In discussion of afterwards were appalling but by admission of council made with land hers true The can Honors The taxpayers Of this member a few months ago when The brat man was Graeme Ma- gown of white brocaded faille styled on princess lines bolero jacket with Queen Ann neckline and elbow length gloves to match A crown of pearls and sequins held her white net tulle fingertip veil and she carried a cascade of red raos and white baby orchids The maid of honor Fran ces McCutlough chose a similar ballerina gown of yellow brocad ed silk faille with gloves to match and wore a crescent shap ed hat of tiny flowers and a nosegay mums and carna tions The bridesmaids Misses Peggy Calvert and Betty Oliver were in blue and pink brocaded silk faille gowns which matched that of the maid of honor They also wore the tiny flower hats and carried nosegays of mums and carnations DURING JULY AND AUGUST SUNDAY MIDNIGHT SHOW EVERY WEEK Box office open 11 pm Show starts am FIRST SHOWING A MAN ALONE TECH RAY M1UAND MURPMY YELLOW TEXAS ROPERS Sunday AND MONDAY and TUESDAY AUGUST II IN CINEMASCOPE AM TECHNICOLOR SHOW RICHARD TODD JEAN PETERS BEAUTY AND THE BULL AM STAR OF CANADA M PA Auto Casualty and Sanitary Contractor Cleaned and Repaired Tanks Pumped Hour Service RICHMOND IfflA TURNER George George Franklin a in a Newmarket died at York hospital on July He was in his year He had suffered a long of illness and hospitalization He was the son of the late Rob ert McCarnnn and Harriet Dee pioneer residents of and Holland landing district After completing his education Mr moved west and was engaged In business In he married Dorothy Shepherd Alameda and in they returned lo Newmarket For several he was a this same group came council with the same complaint asking for action At that limp Mr through his solici tor tooth were made a over the recent not only in flip Lyons subdivision but in others as well Newmarket has great poten tial for the neat future in firm commitment to clear up the lf situation at a cost to M profiteering robber barons are as soon as conditions it to do so io make deals which they refuse to live up to then Newmarket and all its citizens arc going to be I j heavy losers We have developers who should At this council the that their problems were over And now this So finally it was necessary to have 15 son Pine Orchard and the ush ers were George and Ed ward The soloist Marion Gibson Newmarket The Lords Prayer and Be- j cause during the signing of the register Mrs Cam was organist Rev Rhodes conducted the cere mony and THURSDAY DOCTOR AT SEA DIRK JAMES IROQUOIS TRAIL BR END A MARSHALL PLAYGROUND FOR THE KIDDIES R0TTLK WARM INC SKRVHK IS m LEGAL I CORNER Solicitor m4 FA PA A A Soli i tor M PA salesman or- J pro- lull I lieu ftnl was well known circle of friends w acquaintances in Ihc town and district north to Lake Surviving are his wife and two sons Ken Toronto and Jack Newmarket two brothers Bert Newmarket and Fred Long Is land and five grandchildren Trie funeral service was held at PINE ORCHARD Sincere sympathy is extended to Mrs J and family in their bereavement Mis Carolyn Galley Toronto was a holiday viflHof at the home of Mr and Mr Mr rela tives in Drake j Mr and Mrs Roger lick and son Perth have been Mr Cody and Mr market if visiting Mr and Mrs Allan and Mis A Boh John Hope hove been to play part In the develop ment of our potential i areas ami further the council should make sure that any and all entered Into he lived up to as the developed not months or two years later Larry Andrew St Newmarket AT THEIR PEAK OF I of Farmers and No ffemlock Spruce and Rough fir The funeral service was held at Miss Jean Johnston Toronto Delivered on the job by truck and Rose funeral the weekend at the home of Lumber Co Write for prices I Airing Ontario HAMILTON FAMILY HOLDS About members of the Ham- family met at the summer home of Mr and Mrs Garfield Hamilton at Royal Beach holidaying relative at Scar- 1 weatherman verv borough Mr Rev Toronto was calling on friends recent v mm SOLICITOUS NOTARIES I m MAIN ST ISO Newmarket On I A MILLS llMTMtr Solicitor and Notary Public SI MAW ST VICTOR SHOE STORE Mala St Newmarket Ph your trouble you to for ttie cure or money a full line of footwear fit everyone inelndinjE VIOLET MAeNAUdHTOH hone Sterne Drain diK complete tank work all workmanship gua Prompt service Call Murray Baker PENROSE tJ Bay St Toronto AKM KMpitm I Mil DR VKTKRINARIAN St Phone wrier I PM PM mi and Co to I am gfiiin A am A COMPANY have all of Iron channel trim rods and Dr on July Pallbearers were A Inert Doner Rimer Cutting Doug Morning Mills William Ranger and Fisher The service conducted by Rev George H and Rev Shannon inter ment wax in the family plot Newmarket Of Nelson Russell Dr J a former resident of Newmarket died in j Buffalo One of Buf falos known physicians he had referred to by Samuel P Chancellor of the veisity of Buffalo a man who had become a legend in his lifetime Born in Newmarket In where father A was in practice he school here and later went to the of Medical School then did port- graduate work in Vienna until re- lirement in he taught medi cine at the University School in addition to hi own practice In 1 iuMI founded milk diatrihiition rentrCK in Buf falo hat later rew into Ihe During world war I he chief of medical service of the General ttox- and citatum from Pershing for hi lie wh famous in he area not only for M skill a a diagnosti cian also a distinguished servant In the of Buf falo bestowed oil him Chancellors Medal in of a life- time of eminent service In your profusion and your country Mr and Mrs Walter Johnston Mr and Mr James Hope spent a few days veiling Mr Douglas Gilbert at Beach CO- operative and everyone enjoyed themselves A number of the younger people availed them selves of boat rides in Garfields motor launch After the picnic table were cleared the children had few races and winners and losers Mm Field ami Mr the day recent of Mr and m VS Mrs The members of the Whit church Township Federation of erected concession markers week which will he appreciated by travelling public DINT A L ACCOUNTANT A A CONLIN Chartered Accwitanf DR V iJ JAV Harper A Co MHOVNTANTU J I JACKSON Resident Partner W Street phone t5t INCOME TAX CONSULTANT THOMASR EMERSON jix KESWICK preached Sunday to a congregation in the church His many friends ire happy to haw with us August white ttcv and Mi Mclean are on holidays Mrs Ken Hunter was soloist Mr and Mrs Jim Porter the weekend visiting relatives in Mr and union and visited Mr and Mrs Vnmlorf on Sunday A large number from attvndcsl service and film In Con flict the Port Bolster Sunday night Ilev and J Sutton were in charge and Valeric and David apt th with Mr and Mrs Winch Mrs Ale Paul and a lays in with Mr and Mc Donald Maervti and Mr J Morrill in hospital The Kocalaikra to for a TV VANDORF Wesley United church galiof pleased have Rev Victor Wood and Mrs Woods back after their holidays Rev Harold will be guest speaker at Wesley church on Sunday Aug while Rev Wood will be guest speaker at I his home church in Hamilton Wesley Womens association a meeting last Wednesday at J the of Mrs Charlie Mrs J gavel a on The Secret of Presence Mrs John Crawford read the Scripture with Mr Kingdon prayer Mrs Hoy Morley hymn entitled The Secret of His Presence a visit with Me bar new home leases Mr Mrs Irwin and Miss Belly Richardson spending with bar parents Mr and Mrs George Mrs Avis confined to again to Mr Mm Patten- dn recently and aca Mr and Mrs Clayton and after and Mr Jim who win ill last week at his ha re- turned to d at- In Rural Conference at Port Arth ur Irwin a j at Heaver- 1 ton Toron to pM Vast wth costs in Mr and vojdo4i with Asa dawghlar and and iamHx Mr and lira Mr and J a ant Mr ft a knsiistal m Chart Mm MM oft Mr asU Km and win the family they had not seen since last There were members in attend ance from Toronto New market Sutton and ville Belfry Hamilton will the president for and the other members of the executive remain for another term From Bradford Mart If AD Leamington Tomatoes For salads supreme Mild awtel ONIONS and RADISH Wamlff From Bradford BUNCH CARROTS Selected for site and irnal PEACHES she in HemhOn SmashOp Takes Father of si young death a lew months tcr oat life Policy an IWth da IMC policy of its to of death ll a lWairf life jjil Cacti the A AMidciiul payments for acrid ami a if yum ilia from if die a if yon ilia by whiles in a aoinmrrfsal tat strart aar tram or slnn m a TABIEWTT QUALITY MEATS POT ROAST lbMc SIDE BACON TaUerHc 11 3c BEEF LIVER lb affar WIENER ROLLS and BURNS WIENERS all for silted It ralo Mas COOKED HAM Morn TEA BAGS piE9 of 1 M FROZEN FOOD FEATURES Rtn CHIP STEAKS and JOHN 2 lb Ha St CORN OIL Swart Mm Ha HI A Mfln twl wW IK TOMATO JUKE fa 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