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Records In Sharon Museum Tell Story Of Summerfeldts And Early Settlers Of CHROME I Science Shrinks Piles New Way Kj Without Surgery Toronto Out- firtl lime science found with ability to shrink hemorrhoid ami win- Thousand have been relieved without to pit cam while actual reduction place of thorough that atateroeala to A The a new aub- you get ntBjit Art far It at drill or money refunded Mr Dr Cecil 3rd concession of Kin who moved from Toronto seven years ago to the Kvcrstey district the ureal great of John who settled in Township between the year and Pi Dr born and raised in Toronto the son Wil liam There arc very few of the descendants of the or iginal settlers bearing the same name who come to Amer ica from Germany under the lam migration The original historical account of the migration Hamburg most likely to Philadelphia A to and later to with descriptions of the difficult and harrowing exper iences of the journey and the making of a settlement in Upper Canada is preserved in Sharon Temple Museum The manuscript written in German and was translated for historical purposes into English by the into J of Toronto Dr Summerfeldt believes an old stone house by an early family still stands in township In his diary John wrote of sailing by ship from Germany in May the jour- taking weeks He apparently was put in char ge of the immigrant company as quartermaster by as he tells of looking after the people j seeing that each received his daily provisions Twice 9 week he had to sec that the ship was scrubbed and fumigated with vinegar and berries When we got to Philadelphia he writes I had to run about in all the stores and J buy dozen shovel dozen spades dozen large and ill merchandise materials I had J to load wagons which took days had nothing to eat In the evening where we stay- id had to bake so we might have bread He mentions bak- bread in other parti of his out as the heads of families pass ed niter goner His sister IVarl now married in the Un ited State- very keen on pre serving the early traditions of the Germanbom family While there are the immigration families living in district strati- enough the city of Toronto telephone directory lists only two There is n list- in the directory bur none in the Unionvillr and directors- The name has long follow ing in the Toronto subscriptions Aurora Accept Mr Apron Bid The hid of Warren Paving Co for apron fit front of the fire hall was accepted by Aurora Council At it was the lowest of the three tenders sub- milted At the meeting Ltd til proceed with lite sewers the industrial subdivision on Industrial EM Percent Pass Test In Beach Swim Classes Parents of children who have by their children in their deter Page The Newmarket Era and Express Thursday Sept The Town Pulpit Open Aurora Tenders For New Water Mains The tender Bros Mel for construction of new water mains in Aurora was ten accepted by the council Approval of the bid is subject the consideration of the The bid was Council added a provision that Beach Beach Bros were not Keswick Beach Orchard Beach Island Grove Crescent Beach and Willow Bench In this the third taking the Keswick mist club sponsored swimming instruction at nine benches in North mid East townships are do- lighted the number of children have learned to swim this summer the capable Instruction of Jerry Hugo and Garry Banks of Newmarket out of trying their tests passed Tills is close to percent a high figure which has also pleased the instructors who feel well reward ed their efforts The classes were conducted at Votings Harbour Pine Heath the next lowest bid that of and there are in Osborne HI for would be accepted The town received five bids the highest being 48I3S75 from Colony In connection with the water mains the council also received a delegation from the who asked that they consider the use of for the mains They claimed that over a considerable period of time it would outlast steel or various listings Cecil SLimmcrfeldt who a dentist tells of the first child be longing to a fam ily which was the first case of infantile paralysis The child was taken on a sled hauled oxen to York for treatment by a well known physician who pronounc ed the case incurable at the end of nearly three weeks A quack doctor could not cure him and he grew to man- cast iron and was considerably to have their kiddies learn to swim thorn all along and the determination of the children themselves to learn The desire of the children to pass their tests and gel their awards was almost a phobia with many of then say instructors This year the ages of children ranged from to years with the youngest child at Keswick Iteacli to earn her Beginners Wa ter Safely award being Leonard age The following are the child ren who graduated at Keswick llcach Beginners class in July Walter John Morrison Choky Lynn Kay John Scott Bob Howes Jim Hopkins Thompson How- Lynn in riches Anthony year of swimming program Gary about MOO children took pari arM eluding the Sutton section At y Class in August the Keswick sponsored nine lk On Carole Smith AnnaMarie Timlin Den The Pulpiteer with a host of others was saddened by the dis astrous fire that gutted the building that housed the and Hut we can all he proud of the fine way the officers and the staff faced the problems that were so suddenly forced upon them Now we have a new own er and we wish him the very best in days ahead We ate sure that the oiks who have been so well served in the past will con tinue enjoy very fine paper The Foundation of Hod Sure Timothy The foundation upon which nut faith jests is this that was in reconciling ihe world unto Himself This great fact on which genuine faith relies is that The Won was made flesh and dwell among us that JAIL CHIROPRACTOR FOR POISONING DOG A chiropractor George who had lived in his panel truck in King township since his arrival from Florida in June was sent to jail for days when convicted of poisoning a dog he pleaded not guilty Constable K of detachment testi fied that on July fed a commercial preparation contain ing strychnine to a dug owned by James of No- claimed the dog attacked him the previous week but denied having poisoned the animal Only a coward would poison ft dog said Magistrate There will be a conviction days In jail hood bearing a withered arm EXCELLENT Larry son of Mr and Mrs Lome Keffcr made an ex record during his Public School years when he missed on ly one half day for sickness and was never late cheaper The mains wilt be laid on St from Wellington to Mary on Mary St from Ross to Industrial on Industrial from to Wellington on Wellington St from Industrial to Boss on New Centre St from Wellington to Centre and on Centre St from New Centre to Ihe larger number of chil dren passed in about percent In July percent The instru ctors stale that id I percentages of passing are high this year and this is in spite of bad weath er which has persisted through out the summer Instructors ftive credit to the parents who stuck Trench Inspector As required by the Trench Ex cavators Protection Act James Moulding has been appointed as trench inspector for the town of Aurora Mr who is town foreman will serve in this capacity without extra pay of God We know it we rest on it we rejoice in it and our de- Christ also hath suffered for sin light is to hold it to meditate Just for the injur that Me on it and to it white bring to Who we desire to be activated and Himself bare our sin in His own body on the tree Tux the chast isement of our peace was upon Him and by His vm are feu Jacques Larry Curtis Tom honied tit one the Crawford Mitchell Gordon Robinson Leonard Howes Patricio Jim Junior Classes Jane Morrison Peter Morrison Carolyn Nancy Heather Pollock Judy Walker Jack McKay Pat See Bobby Howes Intermediate Classes Sandra Pollock Phyllis Young Diane Westgarlh Diane Coleman Mary Morris Linda Morris Senior Classes Michael Morrison John Lynn Goldie Gail Howard Bob Lynn pillar of the Christians hope is SUBSTITUTION The vicarious moved by gratitude for it in part of our life and In these days a direct at tack is made on the doctrine of the atonement Men cannot bear substitution They their teeth at the thought of the Lamb sacrifice of for the of God bearing the sin of man- Christ being made sin for us that Hut we who know by experience we might he made the righteous- the of this truth will of God in Him Christ off- I proclaim it as long as God gives up a true and proper ex- us breath We will neither dilute and substitutionary it nor change it nor fritter it a- in the room place and stead Way in any shape or fashion It of as many as the Father gave j will still be Chrht a positive who are known to God human guilt and name and are recognized in their suffering in the stead of man We own hearts by their trusting j cannot dare not give it up us this is the cardinal fact of it is our life and every the Gospel If this foundation be controversy we feel that Never- removed what could we do But the foundation God it stands as firm as the Throne standeth sure Chines Nationalist havf i twill in heir psychological war fare dropping from the air dollar that tut out to ChiooM to join White this money phoney wal coin are widely in franco and for A fraction the weight of other metals and perennially bright and shiny aluminum pays off as small change It also pays of for Canada at an industry that converts raw materials and into purchasing power in world ALUMINUM COMPANY OP CANADA LTD iri up f i An end to this cinch that object up an vitrified clay drain more than SOW years ill in Tins svarf no in tin like lay Vitrified lay it acid and alkali proof wild distance In any action the most durable house drain of all Vitrified Clay PIP 100 Swansea HO Classified narrative Finally all arrived at Niagara and after a long delay causing discontent he sought an inter view with the Governor but was stopped by a sentinel The company travelled on again many crossing the lake in boats while others including Summer went by land around the head of the lake taking their livestock with Diem and staying in the wood When they came to the Credit Indians took them the river in a canoe At York Toronto was given a yoke of oxen John tells of getting under way again his wife carrying a child on her back and driving the pigs lie teen Christmas and New Years he writes he came to hi land in staying in a lent un til the spring of He and oth ers went together and chopped and brought wood together and built houses The journey to Niagara was vry difficult and the predomin ate obstacle was getting enough to eat Often John mentions be ing hungry no food for two days getting bread by canoe be low the faUV Often he sought flour and coin from others on the way sometimes obtaining these more often having to travel on until he did Food rationed out to the members ftJ the company and very sparingly at times we Imagine to make stretch out At time in diary dues the writer actually complain or bemoan the struggles of his par ty Always they plodded on and when John was able to clear a- bout four acres of the for est on bis own property he have rejoiced to corn wheat and potatoes The latter sown in virgin soil reaped a boun teous harvest The first winter on his Mark ham land John was forced to seek work in York Tor onto as he had not enough land cleared to grow provisions for his and family He apparently sent his wife children by water In the head of the lake probably to friends He left his cow pigs with his neighbor Mr finglo York John chopped be- big paid for cord with one bushel of turnips and no salt Mr arrived in York with one of pigs which sold for Now I was rich and brought two loaves of bread When the migrants first arriv ed in New York stale from Ham burg il appears their destination wax the Valloy Arriv ing there records state they were to leaseholders in paying rent for their holdings This apparently was not what they had anticipated Hearing that Canada family could obtain 200 acres of land of 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