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Dairy Farmer The Top Six Inches and LOOKING BACK Con From Page Seventeen youths were jailed for a gang fight at Oak early Easter Sunday morning In dustries In town were assured by council there would be no The old building at the ner of Eagle and streets was termed on eyesore by town council Its removal was I requested by council of the owner The Smoke Kings were assessment boost unless all prop- champions banquet A was little cheer for farmers in the proceedings of the- recently concluded Conser vative leadership convention and it Is doubtful that it would have been any different at any other party convention This selfconscious Imitation of the great Ameri can hoopla looks about as Inter- on TV as Mau ehlefUns wife in the latest Dior model and was obviously not the place where decisions on policy are made or even an nounced And that collection of resolu tions that goes by the of platform is not made out of first grade Canadian timber cut and hewn according to the thought sweat and blood of people obsessed with the prob lems of our country but is more the result of collecting the and of that great stream of a political river that runs from election to election There was one mention made about a modified parity system and another about giving far mers a chance plan on the longer term by making the prices extend over a longer period of time Neither one of suggestions is liable to elect one single township coun cillor all over the country There little political rea son for having a farm plank anyway the votecatching The fact that farm ers do not vote as farmers any than organized labor vote as organized labor nor do employees of a bank vote as bankers would As a matter of fact we strongly suspect that farmers do themselves a lot by talking about the vote if it did exist it would on a Do minionwide basis cancel out for example a man or a par ty for that matter could run out west promising high par- From the Files of prices for coarse grains and be soundly defeated in Ontario because high prices for coarse grains plus transportation means high feed cost for On tario farmers What we are really disap pointed by of course is not jo much what has been said but the whole lot that has not been said One could have reason ably expected two factors to emerge from a Conservative principle of free enterprise and its Implication to farmers In our opinion this would have been a credit policy to enable the farmer and the farm industry in general to obtain the kind of credit that would bring the present method of production up to the most mod ern standards and make our produce competitive The other should have been the emergence of one individual or small group of men who could have been Identified as the farm expert of party After all In foreign policy in domestic affairs or in financial matter one man as a rule is identified as the party spokes man Over the years these men have contributed to the politi cal life of the country They should by rights provide Ideas that the government In power from time to time steals White this has not always been very popular it has given the coun try great many things that it would have otherwise not had and the failure of producing new ideas on the farm indus try will result in continued present government If they get in again they have nothing to steal and if they dont the poor policy on part of the opposition hasnt got anything to take the place of what we have now After this wo want to wish you a Happy New Year Any way It cannot be any worse than last year Serving No The Newmarket Era and the rural district of North York The Express Herald municipality every Thursday at Charles St Newmarket by he Newmarket Era and Express Limited Subscription for two year for one yean in advance Single copies are each Member of Class A Weeklies of Canada Canadian Weekly Newspapers and the A Bureau of Circulations Authorised as Class Mall Post Office Department Ottawa Caroline Ion John Sirulher Managing Editor Womens Editor George Sports Editor Lawrence Racine Job Printing and Production THURSDAY THE TWENTY SEVENTH DAY OF DECEMBER NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTYSIX and 50 Years Ago years ago Dec 1931 Christmas A recipe tot a happy life Take a large quantity of Cheerfulness and let it simmer without stopping Tut with It n brimming basinful of Kindness then add a full mea sure of Thought for Other ple Mix into these a piling tab lespoon of Sympathy Flavor with essence of Charily Stir well together and then care fully strain off any grain of Selfishness the whole ho served with sauce and fruit of Spirit W sat on the buck of a touring like a cha riot that might have come from Reindeer land hut he was Santa all right and the animal which accompanied him and the esquo human legs gave the spec ial touch a parade which rich ly rewarded the kids who had from near and far to sec the Saturday afternoon march The clown and Gen- figures who led the pro cession including those who ear trumpets and drums that silent on hill were ap parelled considerable The band in iti wonted uni form forth seasonable sustained its reputation as the matchless standby for the Christina dis play which began at Davis factory toured utmost length of Main years afo December Curling match A curling mat ch between the rinks of the Pre sident and VicePresident of the Club will take at 2 pm on New Years Day A family gathering took place at on Christmas day Among sixteen present were Mr and Mrs Jackson and baby of Montreal the Miss es Wedded of Toronto Messrs Waller and and Mr McGregor of Toronto also Mrs Harding of Tin members of the Christian Sunday School arc to bo treated to a to Aurora this and tea In the school room on their return Very the hotel and the hotel closed their bars at noon on Christina Day and remain id closed until the next morn ing This is a step in the right direction and shows that proprietor are not in the in for the liquor trade only This action is commendable on a holiday and especially for LadJrV For Jackets Meres Your Chance for Five only Ladies flinch Jacket Soft Pliable Skins It alian Quilted Lining Storm Collar Large Sleeves This Years Style Sues 3G to TURN FOR THE BETTER One of the drawbacks to editorial prognostications is the fact that we are occasionally wrong and when our readers have long it can be Once in a really rare while we are not only wrong but glad we were Now that the Santa Claus parade is over and every one admits that it was a howling success our only com ment is Its about time With a sigh of relief we fee that civic spirit in Newmarket which gave an excellent imitation of being absolutely dead was really only dor- In the past this town has displayed about as much civic enthusiasm as the Deserted Village and the citiz ens about as much interest as Old Dog Tray slumbering by the fireside While other towns in the county pride- fully built community centres and tore into worth while civic projects Newmarkets record was generally a bang of enthusiasm followed by a sudden fizzle into apathy We have a Chamber of Commerce We know that be cause we have seen notices of its meetings but looking for the results of these meetings has been more difficult than trying to find a Scot with a sense of humor For years we heard talk about a swimming poo We expected to sec it when swamp lilies grew in Death Valley Desert Now that the contract has been signed for its construction we are beginning to feel that the town is moving i The swimming pool has been started but the comm ittee needs more money to complete its work We have a beautiful library one that would be a credit to any town but it needs books We have a centennial coming and it should be a good one These are worthy projects but only the citizens of Newmarket can make them a suc cess There Is plenty of room this year for action on the part of the Chamber of Commerce Instead of lying on their backs and howling about the iniquities of a shopp ing centre members should work to transform the main street into as good a shopping centre as anyone could desire They could adopt any of the present betterment programs or think of one of their own The chamber could and should be a leader in community life If it ever takes a definite stand on any question or adopt a program for any action and we dont drop dead from shock well give three rousing cheers For too long loo many people have been content to sit back and let others shoulder the responsibility and the work when it came to community projects A town that wishes for constant improvement cannot allow the work to bo done by a small group of civic minded people It is a matter of simple justice that when everybody bene fits everybody should help Nothing is going to be accom plished by waiting to see what the arc going to do and then acting accordingly coming year is go ing to give the people of Newmarket a chance to sec what they really are NEWMARKET MAYORS MESSAGE i z within the were reassessed More than home owners from Hie Edwin Lyon subdivision ap peared before council lo report a drainage problem at the subdivis ion The developer Mr Harold promised to have the situ ation corrected as soon as the weather permitted and guarant eed that he would spend if necessary lo have the work done correctly The Newmarket Horticultural society ended its sponsorship of the annual trade fairs A public meeting on Civil Defense was cal led Mr and Mrs Harry celebrated their On behalf of the council wedding anniversary Another the hone that C0U marking golden in anniversary was Mr and Mrs the holiday has been a very Bice of King City Newmarket Smoke Kings won the Ontario Junior hockey cha mpionship The Smokies community its first Ontario Junior championship since Little accomplished the merry one indeed with no un pleasant aftermath beyond a tight feeling at the beltline In a very few days will be upon us and we may feat in he reasonable that run- agreement was made be DC reasonably sure mat out i town and Mr outlook may be one of hope it retained Ltd in and confidence town and Mr was guar anteed water for houses in These arc rather trying East by September times for municipal admin- stratum due to costs Srintl proved i2rrrs tendency Honor Night was held by the Newmarket Scout Group committee to mark Mr Martins years of service to scouting Councillor Gladstone criticized police costs terming them enormous He said the traffic situation on Main St is deplorable and The way was paved by town council tor the establishment of a manufacturing plant for cigar ettes in Newmarket An involv ed agreement was reached with Mr whereby the town granted him certain concessions in return for bringing the new industry to Newmarket The district scouts look part In their first scout training weekend A Bert Atkins was honored following his retirement from the Bel Telephone Co Mr Atkins started with the firm in Speed trap in North nabbed the first three weekends in May Nine records were broken by young athletes at the NHS field day Plans for more than homes in the King City area were presented to King township council The Betty Gordon Dance club presented ils sixth a teach- school from the province in the form of subsidies it an increase in provincial control over our activities How all meetings ending at school far these movements will go it is impossible to forecast In pm it questioned the wisdom of far these movements will go it is impossible to forecast In pm It questioned the wisdom oft Tnc first speeder on any event it is one of the great beauties of the democratic latest dear the town had to be of with Mr asking driving on radar evidence of life that all parties arc sure of a fair hearing and that lho lown in Bradford court On a workable compromise is usually arrived at for the greatest place in the agreement good of the greatest number in hc district the holiday weekend motor ists were charge with speeding i the and District on the same highway With this fair hope in mind let us move forward into association for Retarded Children Among the bitter words cx- 1957 with pride in the past and good hope for the future The group operates a special changed at council meeting were Wishing you each and every one a very happy and prosper- warded children charges by Councillor that Whitchurch township council Councillor was not in- new year yours informed that road in obtaining industry for Herb Gladmail within the township will cost the town approximately this year Among the new appointments antipolio shots were started to York County Childrens Aid for children in York County I Elton Armstrong of On when I I Mr Ralph Corner of January I am for town water for Mr Marshal installcd as Mayor of Aurora property owned by Clarence will have accomplished a feat J f was re- fused by lown council More than that has never happened be- 100 mC of local fore in the history of Aurora hockey teams were guests the The will have sat on The budget was presented to council in every capacity as and a councillor deputyreeve reeve mill rate of mills an increase and finally mayor For this Spending in the town for the year special honor and privilege over The total that the people of Aurora have budget amounts to Edit- think rational costs and debenture debt Mr ieimanu ami me bestowed upon me I thank the tobacco fir them from the bottom of my c increase agreement was revised heart and I Shall do my ut- Raises were granted nil mem- Approval of a 1500000 to ho of this lion- police centre was given most to be worthy to January Newmarket council to be built on or a request for a fiveday j St by the tagle Budding must admit that I was glad when the recount was over week was refused i and Developing never doubted but what would win the recount but cryonc knows no election is won until the last ballot am very much in hope that this years council of township Dr J It of Richmond Hilt and Mr Jack of New market Mr Jack Rye wi named chairman of the East bury planning board Mr Rye was warden of York County in 1954 A discussion of several hours length look place at council con corning the agreement between Mr and the town re in The able to bring about a real estate movement in order that wc connect with Davis Drive and may have newer and greater sources of revenue from ml- commercial and industrial taxation and a possibly appointment of Hugh broader view of the subdivision question Grant as principal of the J I am well aware of the lifficullics and problems I hat arc to face this years council but I feel confident that tier Muir school if the council will pull together and work as mill in the in- A MidM York of the town and the people of Aurora give us the sup- ftS jxirt and Rood wishes throughout the year that they at Aged She election time then Cod willing the council will gave several recitations and the destiny of the town and Aurora will be a better place to live because of it OUR SIDE OF THE STORY by WBHARVEY AN FOR THE CHURCHES HITS JACKPOT AFTER YEARS g he mora often ffiLrc2 th WW i on the bought from him nickel dm In re which with In the vanguard fight for a decent society there stand four grout institutions the schools the jxdltlcal parties press churches The schools provide education for youth The parlies and the press supply adult education an champions of liberty and democracy The churches arc attempting to pro a more moral society to ell minute social evils work of the utmost importune and It Is carried on with and devotion Unfortunately It Is only moderately successful churches have great re sources at their command Their Incomes ore greater than those of all other social agencies com bined Their property Is vast and largely taxexempt Their personnel Is numerous and do cheated Most Important of all they have a largo number of publicspirited citizens attend ing their services every Sunday In year When wo reflect the enormous Influence that was able to wield landed through weekly radio talks wo Impelled In why chin are not more effective than they are Gnu scorns to that many churches continue to treat nodal evils as sins and lo seek remedies by calling on society to repent trouble with approach is that society has no conscience Only Individuals have consciences Hence it is Impossible to social re form by making a catalogue of social sins calling on the congregation to repent Most of the church congregations have not been guilty of dopc-peddl- lug robbery forgery or murd er Therefore attempt to produce a sense of guilt by dil ating on such Is a comp lete boomerang It does not the congregation feel sin ful it gives very comfortable feeling of innocence How dif ferent would bo effect If the evils presented prob lems requiring action by congregation Another weakness In the ap proach of churches Is their Inveterate tendency to seek specific for all our soc ial problems In or ev en in the Now Testament Why that should so is something of mystery In other fields of human endeavor Christians in eluding never think of kinking In the for gui dance We do not look In the Bible for a solution of the pro of smallpox Medical sci ence has an answer which most Christians accept The social sciences have an swers of our most serious social problems bill for some reason many churches ignore that fact seek solutions In some gen oral principle like love or ab solute unselfishness Now the plain fact is that love will not solve complicated social problems In some coses it on ly makes them worse us consider one problem of poverty application of the principle of love has led to a war against disease better sanitation reduction of infant mortality In general to a great reduction in the death rate thereby stimulating population growth and Increasing poverty The application of the princi ple of absolute unselfishness would bo still worse every one with more enough to rat to share his surplus poor the capital equip ment accumulated savings of would disappear wo should oil bo reduced to starvation level In less than one generation Wo cannot give this years seed corn lo hungry County Health unit an nounced that it had turned down subdivision in the county dur ing the first three months of l5i Most of them were refused be cause of impractical or inade quate proposals for handling waste disposal girls attended the annual York County Spring rally It was held at United are necessary a limitation of Aurora mill rate was set at an increase of one over the rate The total budget unless we all next winter wool to starve is for population and an increase in the production of goods The lat ter includes the accumulation capital Ihc invention la borsaving devices As far as I know no Christ- Is church has ever advocated either limitation of population or increased production of wea lth Indeed some churchmen while deploring poverty EFFICIENCY IS PROBLEM What is true of poverty and a majority of Farm Forums disease Is true of most across Canada think that the need ial problems They requite sol- or increased efficiency is study the application or problem in Canadian ngneult- of scientific remedies lire motives are Increased would mean Newmarket council altered its agreement with Ltd relieving the firm of a promise to employ persons on or before Jan 1 1957 The provision was in a threeparty agreement in cluding the town and Mr An anthology student writ ing went on sale in May It was edited by Anthony a teacher at Pickering College Mr and one of the stu dents Frances Griffiths attended an autograph par ty at Campbell store Newmarket council censured the Newmarket Public Library hoard for exceeding the author ized expenditure tor the new library and for failing to bring the situation to the attention of council before the money had been spent Dr It Moulding of Aurora was appointed resi dent physician The town of Aurora announced that a scholarship would be awarded annually for the Aurora student standing highest in eight or more papers Continues Next Week FORUMS SAY NEED FOR INCREASED FARM drill sad cnurcnes ore Powder without shot only noise The churches will be here are more more effective when they learn other Forums to use shot the social j the problems of supply They must advocate A number of scientific remedies Forums agreed with the New An nan Forum in Prince Is- The in the servant not the master of the people the date is their Guarantee against infringement on their rights their agent in international hat and national incs it is not the function of the state to assume the by of the Forums if there were fewer far mers there would be no of those activities which rest on individual choice JR LADIES AID HAS PARTY Close to attended the an party of Junior Ladles Aid of the Chris tian Uaptisl church in church hath Mrs Smart was in charge of the program An evening of movies music and gomes was enjoyed by members and their husbands Mrs Bernard Loo was soloist Mr Milton Morton gave humor ous and Christmas readings a carol sing song completed program A pot luck buffet supper was served Supervising the refresh ments were the members of executive spirit fewer farmers would tend to make power Inaccessible phones not available schools far ther awny and poorer roads Forum in won pointed out There arc however too many small and partlime many groups stated Too tnwyf farmers have become dishearten and farm in haU-heayt- manner but are either age or have not education any other type of work ton Forum in Quebec