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t business ft or the fairly rgUy f si- till wait a at or at ever AMI If YOH COIMQL The standing and special com mittees of York County council were named for when coun cil met in Newmarket on Jan The first named is chairman and the second is secretary Agriculture committee Deputy- Reeve Walter Bate of East imbury Wilfred of King Ernest of Georgina George Richardson of Whitchurch and Milton Burke of Stouffville bylaws and legislative commit tee Reeve Roy Pollock of North Gwillimbury DeputyReeve Viol et MacXaughton of Newmarket Reeves Sidney of Whit church and Elmer Daniels of Sto uffville and DeputyReeve Robert Kirk of Vaughan education com mittee DeputyReeves Alma Wal ker Village Mrs and Floyd Perkins of Richmond Hilt Finance committee Reeves Fred Armstrong of Woodbridge Jose ph Fry of Village Don ald Deacon of township William Sellers of Sutton Mr Pollock Mr Daniels and Clarence Davis of Aurora reforestation committee Reeve Longford of East Deputy- Reeves Victor Jones of Aurora and Perry Holder of Sutton and Reeves John Perry of Vaughan and Mr Special committees Property Committee Mr Daniels Mr Sell ers Mr Fry Mr Mr Dav is Reeve Howard Anderson of Georgina Mr Pegg and county commissioners police committee Mr Sellers Mr Perrv Mr Burke Mr Pegg Mr Fry and Reeve Wil liam Clark of Markham township Assets committee Mr Davis Mrs Mr Deacon Mr Rixon Mr Kirk and Deputy- Reeve Clark Martin of North Gwillimbury advisory roads com mittee Mr Pollock Mr Rate Mr Perkins Mr Jones DeputyReeve Pearson Holder of Sutton Mr Aitchison and Mr Richardson and fact finding committee Mr Fry Mr Daniels Mr Sellers Mr Davis Mr Pollock and county commissioners East Gwillimbury Township Officers Mrs Seldon Elected President Of York County Hospital W A and Police officers and staff of East Gwillimbury township are shown above in a photo taken at the recent inaugural session of the township council Left to right back row are Constable Fred Chief Constable J Jardina and SgL Ron Allison Seated left to right are Assessor Fred Cunningham and Building Inspector Allan Shaw Era photo far that without at least ce tke awn and inferably oa Way Became artificial LICENSE REQUIRED TO SELL INSTALL GAS APPLIANCES Gas appliance dealers and in stallers of gas appliances are now required to secure licenses from the Ontario Fuel board Board Chairman A Crazier announc es The new regulation became effective on January 1 This measure is being taken to protect consumers against faulty installations of gas appliances Mr Crazier said The regulation cov ering the licensing procedure was passed last month by the Ontario cabinet Dealers and installers of ap pliances must register with the Ontario Fuel Board and cost of the license is Tags bearing the registered dealers name have to be affixed to all pieces of gas equipment installed The board has full powers to suspend licenses and force out of business dealers and installers for infractions of the regulations DRAPERY MADE FREE World By CAROLINE ION Sentenced And Fined For Impaired Driving And railing To Remain Mrs M was elected president of the York County Hospital Womens auxiliary at the annual meeting in he Agricul tural Board room Newmarket on Tuesday Jan She succeeds Mrs J It Edwards Guest speaker was Mi Bar bara Greene personnel director of volunteer workers at Mount Sinai hospital Toronto Miss Greene spoke on the duties ap pearance and conduct of the vol unteer worker as applied to the operation of the gift shop and cart at York County hospital In turning over the gavel to Mrs after her twoyear term as president Mrs Edwards called attention to the achieve ments of the past year She thank ed all who had worked to make the auxiliarys projects so success ful and extended good wishes to her successor Mrs Seldon spoke briefly Mrs Jean Rogers conducted the the years activities were present ed by the chairmen of the stand ing committees Those elected to office for include pros Mrs first vicepros Mrs Vnndervoort second Vicepro Mrs Mc- Clintock recording sec Mrs I Harris corresponding sec Mrs Noble Miss I committee chairmen shop Mrs Vandervoort and Mrs Armstrong public rela tions Mrs K press Mrs M Carter Bulletin Mrs Edwards purch asing Mrs McClintock decorat ing Mrs George Case refresh ments Mrs telephone Mrs P J Tod membership Mrs Armstrong layette Mrs Kenneth Stiver memorial book Mrs A Spear advisory Mrs Mrs Rogers Mrs Noble Mrs Edwards and Mrs Howard Cane cigarette machine fid of unsightly ami boil fan with Dr medicated Ointment antiseptic at it beat Are you a friend of the as a cultural center in market Public Library Would i community you like to become one or to learn Airs Irene Dorian Doyle was the sentenced to seven days in jail land fined and costs or an eight days when convict- election of officers Reports on I Mrs J Thompson Sutton Agricultural Society Elects Officers For 1957 The annual meeting of the Cecil Carpentier George ton Agricultural Society was held on Saturday afternoon Jan 10 in Harvey ONeill and Mrs William Sellers from Sutton and Mrs An the curling rink at Sutton Pre- Howard Matt what an interested group of outlined the aims of a Friends of can do to help their towns I the Library group She listed library On Wednesday Jan 30 the first general meeting of the Friends of the Newmarket library be held at the library at 8 You are invited to attend and hear a panel discussion on The New market Library Past Present and Future Following the appearance in this column of several articles dealing with the work of Friends of the Library groups a question naire was prepared by Mrs Don ald Downey and left at the desk of the town library Mrs Downey is the originator of the idea local ly and has sparked the organizat ion movement to date There was sufficient response to this questionnaire for her to call a meeting It was held in Decem ber with each person who had completed a questionnaire being notified Mr Michael McMorrow chairman of the Library board presided and welcomed those pre sent Mr outlined the new idea proposed at Christmas that each board member add the library to his gift list making a new book for use in the library his gift to all who use its facilit ies He suggested that the Friends group might assist with the idea and a committee was named It consisted of Mrs C Mrs Beatrice Brown Mrs Grace Sinclair and J R- Bell Mr McMorrow explained the boards plans for the establish ment of an archives in the library basement Historical data con cerning the Queens York Rang ers the York County regiment has been brought to the New- mark library for storage and will form the nucleus of such an ar chives Mr said This phase of library work is included among the aims of Friends of the Library groups the collecting of historical materials and the establishment of a of the needs of the local by Magistrate of impaired driving and failing to remain at the scene of an rary and echoed Mr McMor rows dent His drivers license was support of a group being formed to assist in Newmarket Everyone present was invited to express views on the subject with each writing what he considered should be the aims of a Friends of the Newmarket Library group and how they could be achieved They included such ideas as those expressed by Hugh Grant principal of the J Bell school To create and develop good public relations for the lib rary to educate the members in the financing and operating of the library to aid the board by pro jects to further the boards work by acting as an auxiliary Miss Diana Parks suggested that these aims could be further ed by holding meetings on varied topics related to culture library management general knowledge of peoples and places as well as business sessions Book reviews moving pictures with commentaries debates and panel discussions were recommen ded by Mrs E as suitable topics for general meet ings A committee was named to plan the first general meeting It in cluded Mrs Downey Mrs Kudclka Miss Parks and Mrs George Kelly For the Jan evening this committee has planned a panel discussion with Mr Grant as mod erator Panelists will be Mayor Herbert Gladman Mr Angus Mo- wat Director of Library Services for the Department of Education and Mr McMorrow All who are interested in the towns public library its back ground and development its fin ancial situation and its future growth are invited to attend They will have an opportunity to take part in the general discuss ion on The Newmarket Library Past Present and Future suspended for one year A motorist Jerry Sykes Rich- vale told the court he was travel ling north on No highway near on January when he noticed the car driven by Doyle He followed him for some distance but Doyle was weaving so badly he could not pass him He said at least eight cars had to pull onto the shoulder of the road to avoid Doyle Finally Doyle sideswiped an other car Mr Sykes testified but didnt stop He chased him and was able to catch him Doyle was taken into custody by Cons table Walter Farmer of the Lake OPP detachment J Tate chaired the meeting which saw his return to office for the year Fred Wilmot took over du ties for another year as secretary- treasurer and Kenneth moved up from second to first vicepresident Sutton Councillor Lyons was elected second vicepresident moving up from the directors ranks Four directors were elected from each of the municipalities of Georgina township Sutton village and North Gwillimbury township These are Lome Bagshaw Mrs Lome Cronsberry Lome ODell and Harold Peers from Georgina Richard and George Ker- nohan from North Gwillimbury A meeting is to be held at the I same place this Saturday Jan at 230 pm to conduct general business and select associate dir ectors Representatives of the horse show held in conjunction with the annual fair were up from Toronto to attend last Saturdays meeting Hon Eddie Coop er Past Pres W L Scott E Fow ler Major Gordon Gayford and Ben Rough all addressed the ga thering briefly outlining their activities and finances for and as far as the Sutton Ag ricultural Society was concerned Sliding restfully over the high ways have a did view of every passing scene from the wide obser vation windows of todays Insurious Highway Travellers See your agent for a wide choice of attractive Pack age Tours HIGH STANDARDS IN YORK MANORS HOLSTEIN HERD Archie Ritchie farm manager of the farm operated by York county at the Home for the Aged at St was congrat ulated on a successful year when the York Manor commissioners presented their report to county council last week Mr Ritchie has proven to be an expert livestock manager He is doing excellent work with the registered herd the re port added Attention was called by the commissioners to the high stand ards of the herd at the county farm and the number of awards won Mr Ritchie will receive for the Master Breeders shield they explained It is one of the awards available for cattle breed ers Aurora Town Council Presses For Higher Old Age Pensions MAIN PHONE NEWMARKET MEATS NEWMARKET AND AURORA FRESH OAST PORK LEAN BUTT ROAST PORK lb LEAN I FRESH SAUSAGE lbs v oak una WITH MEAT ORDER lb Wc TO SELL THE BEST QUALITY PAYS YOU TO BUY THE BEST QUALITY IK- Would Annex South Of Aurora If Industry Is Involved But Will Not Supply Water A request for water service in the Garden City development at the south of Aurora was denied by the town council on Monday night as being a bad precedent to supply water outside the town A letter from the companys solicitors asked if Aurora would consider supplying water and under what conditions They realised said the letter that water should come from King township but they preferred to deal with Aurora if possible The letter stated that the com pany planned industrial as well as residential development They also asked if Aurora was plan ning to annex the area and of fered cooperation in preparing the application in this case they can show proof that an industry is definitely going to locate there I think the mu nicipal board would approve an nexation said Councillor Alf we Child but I dont think should supply water for houses he added The municipal board refused to allow annexation of this area in December of last year Council members agreed that the town should not supply ser vices outside the town but would cooperate in annexation if the company could show definite proof that an industry would there CONVICTED OF ASSAULT Arthur Newmarket was sent to jail for 14 days when convicted by Magistrate O S of common assault A charge of creating a disturbance was withdrawn by Newmarket police Bubis entered a plea of not guilty was arrested at the Newmarket arena Miss Anne Stuart Oak Midges told the court he tripped her on the ice and then hit her in the face just TO NAME BOARD ON SCHOOL BOUNDARIES The naming of an Arbitration board to decide the boundaries of the Union Richmond Hill Public School district will be done at the February session of York County council Warden J Taylor said on Jan The decision to ap point the board was made on Dec LANGUAGE Two students from a Canadian college who made a motor tour of the United States last summer re port that their blazers seemed arouse some curiosity among the people they met The blazers bear the colleges Latin motto Timor Dei The fear of the Lord is the be ginning of wisdom The curiosity was explained when an Oklahoma waitress ask ed them Where are you all from Canada they answered 1 see said the Ive been wondering what language Aurora council passed a reso lution Monday night asking the federal government for an in crease in the old age pension from to 65 a month Council de leted a clause asking that the pen sion be restricted to those whose annual income was The resolution was introduced by Councillor William Davidson who remarked that the present pension was not enough on which to live decently especially since prices are rising Councillor Alf Child stated that accounts he had read indicated that there might be an increase in the next budget I dont believe it scoffed Councillor Davidson There might be an increase in the baby bonus theres more votes in it While agreeing to the necessity of a raise council members ob jected to a clause restricting the pension to low income groups Members remarked that they didnt think that was right do said Councillor David son- The pension is for a man who has worked for low wages all his life helping to increase the wealth of the country Its not for those who make and a year thats a political on Jan 9 pension This is a poor Memorial Aurora Thinking About Centennial Already Its Six Years From How The approach of Auroras centennial will not find the town unprepared if Mayor James Mur rays suggestion is followed At Mondays meeting he pointed out that the centennial was about six years away You cant make plans in a few months he said We should be giving this matter some thought right now The mayor suggested that council appoint a committee to begin the preliminary work and give some thought as to what was to be done pension The government owes him something at the end of his life he added I dont agree that the country owes any man a living said Councillor Alf Child owes him security at the less than end of his life replied Council lor Davidson Council agreed that the resolu tion with its restrictive clause re moved should be forwarded to the federal government and copies sent to other municipalities asking their support mans Pictured above are Mr and Mrs Douglas Harrison recently mar ried in The bride is the former Barbara daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert They will reside in Zephyr AURORA COUPLE BUYS MOTEL AT Mr and Mrs Thomas Spence of Aurora are on holidays in Florida On their return home they wilt take over the North- court Motel in Febru ary Mr Spence formerly oper ated a service station in Aurora He is president of the hockey association in Aurora AURORA LIONS HEAR DEPARTMENT BIOLOGIST Dr R McCrimmon biolo gist with the department of lands and forests spoke at a meeting of the Aurora Lions club on Tuesday night on the subject Ontarios Natural Resources He also presented a film about fishing in Lake shown for the first time Ken was in charge of the pro gram ROUND TRIP FARES ARE LOW NEW YORK WASHINGTON zssd DETROIT 135 TORONTO BUFFALO TICKETS BUS INFORMATION AT King George Hotel PHONE tin Following my recent FIRE I am now operating temporary premises For all your UPHOLSTERY REPAIRS CHESTERFIELDS CHAIRS Please phone 52152 Newmarket SIDNEY PEACOCK English craftsman A Cooper tells of revolution brought by frozen foods Frozen foods are daily living says A C CooperV Manager of Frozen Foods Warehouse of Dominion Stores Limited They not only save the housewifes lime and cut down waste in preparing meals also make available all year many templing fruit and choice meats and a fur wider variety of vegetables and seafood As a family man Mr Cooper has also benefited by the progress made in field life insurance Today providing continuing income for your family is only 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