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Continued NOTICE UNDER and by virtue of a Land lords warrant- there will be of fered for sale to meet debt and charges the following articles Two snooker tables and racks pool table cues and racks one Coco Cola cooler one TV set one cash register four marking boards cues 12 sets of balls quantity of chairs etc Wednes day Feb 1957 at 2 pm date of sale PLACE of sale Lloyds pool room St Aurora DATED at Aurora this 31st day Of January 1957 A Smith bailiff BIRTHS IN MEMORIAM Shop Member Florists Telegraph Delivery Association Flowers wired to all parts of the world FUNERAL FLOWERS A Specialty St Newmarket Phone TW 5292 Son QUEENSVILLE FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE 25Jt THEAKER DREWERY FUNERAL and AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone Mount Albert 81 Newmarket Service ARCHIBALD On Tuesday Jan to Mr and Mrs Ken neth Archibald Schomberg a son BULPiT On Sunday Jan 27 to Mr and Mrs Albert Tottenham a daughter BURNS On Sunday Jan 27 to Mr and Mrs Stanley Burns Richmond Hill a son CYR On Tuesday Jan 29 to Mr and Mrs Gerrard Cyr Doncaster a daughter DANIELS On Saturday Jan 26 1957 to Mr and Mrs Allen Daniels Newmarket a son DONOVAN On Tuesday Jan to Mr and Mrs Patrick Donovan R Newmarket a son DIKE On Tuesday Jan 29 to Mr and Mrs Dike R 3 Newmarket a daughter On Wednesday Jan to Mr and Mrs Peter R 2 Aurora a son ELLIOTT On Monday Jan to Mr and Mrs William Elliott R R Newmarket a son GODFREY On Friday Jan to Mr and Mrs Roy God frey a son GIBSON On Monday Jan to Mr and Mrs Robert Gib son a daughter HENRY On Friday Jan 1957 to Mr and Mrs James Henry Youngs Harbor a son HOCKLEY On Tuesday Jan to Mr and Mrs Melvin Hockley Zephyr a daughter LONERGAN On Sunday Jan 27 to Mr and Mrs Paul Loncrgan Newmarket a On Monday Jan 23 to Mr and Mrs John Pop- ley Elgin Mills a son In memory of a dear father and grandfather Frank who passed away two years ago on Feb 3 In our hearts your memory Bert Kent Named President Newmarket Horticulturists Mr Bert Kent was returned as president of the Newmarket Hor ticultural society for a second term when the annual meeting was held in Trinity United church hall on Wednesday Jan 23 A pot luck supper preceded the meeting The supper was served under the supervision of Mrs Arthur Always tender fond and true and her committee Mr Theres not a day dear dad Kent presided over the business We do not think of you session when reports on the year Phone TW McCaffreys Flowers FOR EVERY OCCASION Flower Telegraphed All Over the World MAIN STREET NEWMARKET TW 54862 RoacHiMise Rtse Funeral Directors MAIN STREET NEWMARKET i CHANGE OF LIFE HOT FLUSHES Why from hot irritability Iota of and anemia during of life Trite the majority of joyed striking relief with flew Formula Compound Matt likely you will bo helped too So He offer SO DAYS Ml TtlATMINT you ere not helped Jut from your Drug lore Take for 30day at the came Sou do linking end the empty cheerful refund of your We of on fil from uetre them today Try our plan our New Formula lydia aimed tonic iron or Compound with Vitamin III On Sunday Jan to Mr and Mrs Joseph Quellctte 2 Aurora a son On Wednesday Jan to Mr and Mrs Werner Stouffvillo a son SAINT On Sunday Jan 27 to Mr and Mrs Gerald Saint Bradford a daughter TETREAULT On Monday Jan 28 1957 to Mr and Mrs Ray mond Tetreault Stouffville a son UPTON On Friday Jan to Mr and Mrs Henry Up ton Richmond Hill a daughter VECHERIAH On Sunday Jan to Mr and Mrs Vccheriah Bradford a son On Friday Jan 25 to Mr and Mrs William a daughter WHITNEY On Sunday Jan to Mr and Mrs Wilfred Whitney R Keswick a daughter WALKEIUOn Sunday Jan 27 to Mr and Mrs Milton Walker Riverdrive Park a son On Monday Jan to Mr and Mrs Peter Wal- Jacksons Point a daughter PARKS Mr and Mrs Willard Parks Florence Cain of Wilson are happy to announce the birth of their son at Alexandria hos pital Renfrew on Friday Jan 11 DEATHS Hml Wonder why Chases feel irritable- tit iU Waits both joe the tome to ever had The 111 It Iron in Dr Name Feed work together to Dr Nerve Food the Heady that go with good health Help M Iqt with joy your faaUly work aver the may feel I he li of thU el ronad tonic my DEW At Queensville on Satur day Jan 26 William Dew in his year husband of the late Eliza Coombs fa ther of Gladys Mrs Arnold and Wilbert Cecil and Fred vice was held on Tuesday Jan Interment ceme tery JARVIS At his homo Mount Dennis Friday Jan 1957 George Thomas husband of Ag nes brother of Charles of Moncton NB and John of Pot Service was held on Monday Jan Interment in Kettleby cemetery Maelnnis At the nursing home on Saturday Jan 26 Elizabeth Wight wife- of he late Miles Maelnnis and mother of Mrs R Mary Kenneth and George of Newmarket and Mrs Arthur Felt Alice Toronto Service was held on Tuesday Jan 29 Inter ment Queensville cemetery REID Suddenly at Newmarket on Wednesday Jan William James of 2515 Ave W Toronto hus band of Margaret and father of Elsie Mrs Ken Joan Mrs Ken and son of Mr and Mrs Richard Dugden brother of Ern est Lena Mrs Gordon Belle Mrs Percy Mrs Hodge Gertrude and Jean Interment in Toronto Always remembered by son Wallace daughterinlaw and grandchildren Betty and Don GAMBLE In loving memory of a dear mother Ada Gamble who passed away Feb I Sleep on dear mother it has been long years Since you left our heafts filled with sadness and tears Yours was a heart that was biithesome and gay Scattering sunshine all along the way You know how we loved you yes love you yet Though God took you from us we cannot forget Lovingly remembered by daughter Jean soninlaw John granddaughter Gloria In loving memory of a dear father Frank who passed away Feb Dear dad you are not forgotten Though on earth you are no more Still in memory you are with me As you always were before Ever remembered by daughter Hilda In loving memory of a dear father atid grandfather Frank who passed away Feb 3 In our hearts your memory lin gers Sweetly tender fond and true There is not a day dear dad That we do not think of you Lovingly remembered by daughter Helen soninlaw Stanley anil grandchildren HUNTLEY In loving memory of my dear grandparents Mr and Mrs Thomas Huntley who passed away February 3 and No pen can write no tongue can tell How much I loved them and how well Clod loved them too and thought it best To take them home with Him to rest Sadly missed and ever remem bered by eldest grandson Don ald Huntley In loving memory of our dear son Douglas who left us suddenly in his year January Nothing can ever take away The love a heart holds dear Fond memories linger every day Remembrance keeps him near Sadly missed by Mum and Dad In loving memory of our dear granddaughter Sharon who passed away Jan 27 Two little hands are resting A little heart is still A little granddaughter we loved is waiting For us just over the hill Sadly missed by grandma grandpa and uncle Robert In loving memory of our dear daughter Sharon who passed away Jan Please God forgive a silent tear A fervent wish our baby was here There are others yes we know Rut she was ours and we loved her so Dear God take a message To our Sharon in heaven above Tell Iter how much we love her And give her all our love Ever remembered by Mommy Daddy and sister Rhonda activities were presented In the absence of Chairman Mrs Anton Czernick Mrs Elman Cam pbell gave the report of the jun ior program Mrs re ported for the social committee and the financial statement was given by Mr Mr T Caldwell outlined the civic work done in the town in 1956 The public flow er beds were planted and the lib rary grounds landscaped Six trees were provided for the Prin ce Charles school grounds Because of the late wet spring it was impossible to prepare the flower bed at the Memorial arena for planting Mr Caldwell ex plained The area will be land- health from the soil bulbs and gladioli The Christmas meeting took the form of a competition for Christmas table decorations Successful flower shows were held during the summer months Chairman was Mr Michael Steel The annual SummerGlad show was held in the basement of the Newmarket Public library this proving to be an ideal location Mr W P Fish reported on the bulletin which he has edited In I the past year He requested mem- Nine Petitions Are On Liquor scaped this year Much work has been completed for the patio at York County hospital he said Eight open meetings were held by the Newmarket Horticultural society during the year Programs for these were arranged by Mr Orley Hayes They included spea kers who arc recognized experts in such fields as dahlias shrubb ery roses flower arrangement to provide their full name and postal address to the society when purchasing tickets This will help to prevent delay and confusion in the mailing of the bulletins before meetings and flower shows Those elected to office for are past pres Nelson Garrett Bert Kent first vice pres Michael Steel second vice pres Miss Shirley Cass treas Mrs Ho ward Proctor sect Harry West directors for one year Mrs Ar thur Kirbyson Mrs Rod Cald well W P Fish Hayes and Johnson directors for two years Mrs William Walker Mrs Charles Mrs Stanley Smith Mrs Ross Armitagc and Mr Brown King Trustees Question SubdWiders Allocation Land Too Low For Use The oath of office under secre tary Malcolm was taken by the King City village trus tees Smith Ronald Bolton and M at King Mem orial Library room January Mr Smith is presiding officer for a second term and is also roads streets and light commis sioner Trustee Bolton Is water- works and fire department com I and Lambert Wilison Mr Malcolms salary VANDORF The Womens Institute sponsored a pot luck supper and program in Vandorf hall last Wednesday evening when they entertained their husbands Carolyn had a miracul ous escape from serious injury last Friday night Coming home from school she waited for a southbound truck to pass and stepped in front of a north bound car She was knocked down and received a bruised head and a sore shoulder Had the car been going at a higher speed she could have been more seriously hurt The Whitchurch conservation club held their meeting in Van hall last Friday evening with James Bailey of the Royal On tario Museum who lectured and showed pictures of wild birds The lucky draws were won by Frank Williams Mrs Arthur Van In loving memory of Sharon Eileen who passed away Jan 1956 She was a flower too sweet for earth Sent here but for a while God marked her when He gave her birth And took her with a smile Ever remembered by her grandmother grandfather Lundy as waterworks treasurer was in creased by to reach per year Rice was named village maintenance man Rcappointed were Patton street lighting maintenance at 50 and Elmer Cairns to maintain the water works pump at Trustees approved a resolution sought by fire chief Glass to provide medical examination of volun teer firemen by Dr A Hardy at each Trustee Bolton was authorized to offer King library board a ren tal rate of for ten meetings Monthly meetings will be held on the fourth Thursday night of the month excepting in November and December when an earlier date is set John was a deputation for Village Developments Ltd showing a draft plan on 281 acres of farm land south of the village on Keele and Dufferin Sts The draft shows subdivision lots with acres of low lying partly wooded land as the five per cent allocation to King township for municipal use The developer described the parcel as suitable park land The board questioned the site claim ing land must be eight feet above level In order to an asset ra ther than a liability Mr was requested to redraft the whole plan showing the proposed parkland site divided into lots Five per cent good land should be to 25 per cent of low land trustees thought A resolution gave tentative ap proval to the draft subject to roads streets lights park area and water available from time to time The developers have of fered a donation of toward a second waterworks well at King City Mr and Mrs Donald left on Friday by plane for New York then by boat to where they will spend days Wesley Womens association evening Auxiliary met at the home of Mrs Clare Powell last Tuesday evening with Mrs Eliza beth Tolman Aurora as guest speaker She showed slides of her work in Africa Installation of of ficers were conducted as follow president Mrs Arthur Starr vice president Mrs Michael Van Nos- trand secretary Mrs Harry Lav ender treasurer Mrs Frank Hen- Regular meetings are to be held on the fourth Tuesday of each month at pm a Vandorf Womens Institute are sponsoring a rug making course to be held in Vandorf hall start ing Monday Feb at 2 pm and on the following days 10 am to pm Each person taking this course Is requested to bring her own rug frames clamps and rags Canvass and hooks will be avail able from the instructor A Thaxter and daughter Marie Thaxter had Sunday supper with Mr and Mrs Jack Irwin Nine petitions were presented at Newmarket council on Monday night opposing any action that might bring liquor to Newmarket They listed more than names In addition close to people at tended the meeting to represent these groups and add their per sonal views on temperance Petitions were presented by the Womens Christian Temperance Union members and friends of the Newmarket Church of the Nazarcne citizens of New market of whom arc members of Trinity United church Free Me thodist congregation Bogarttown Womens Institute Pine Orchard Union Church Religious Society of Friends Quakers of Newmar ket Pine Orchard Womens In stitute and York County Temper ance Union Those who spoke to council pro testing the action of council to call for a plebiscite on the liquor question were Miss Leonora Starr Rev Albert Mrs Richard Beckett Mrs Starr of Mr Cody Mrs T M Kcffer and Mr Harry West The reeve spoke on behalf of the Nazarenc petition Typical of the protests present ed to council is this petition from the Pine Orchard Union Church Mr Mayor and Members of Coun cil First let me thank you for your willingness to hear a deputation from a municipality outside your own town But we are not exactly outsiders This is our town where the people of Pine Orchard come I to do their shopping and to buy practically everything they need We are a deputation from Pine Orchard Union Church As a church as a community we arc opposed to the opening of any outlets for liquor as beverage in the town of Newmarket We take this stand on the following grounds As a church we appeal to you as might expected on the grounds of morality character building law enforcement Those are the traditional grounds on which you expect any church to base their arguments But farmers are also good busi ness men nowndays or they arc not farmers for very long We base our argument on solid busi ness principles 1 Fifty families or so from our community spend 38000 here in a year in groceries alone Add at least an equal amount for other items That is not to be disregard ed nor are the people to he ig nored who spend that money here We are definitely and un animously opposed to a liquor outlet in any form in Newmark et Money spent on liquor Is not spent on groceries or on hard ware or clothing boots shoes etc And yet some people say that the storekeepers want a liquor store here The fallacy of that nr- Station To Be Closed Trustees Act Against It is only to evident A liquor store would be est ablished for the convenience of the people That is true The groceterias in town arrange their goods for the greatest con venience of their customers But arc any of us naive enough to sup pose that it Is just for our con venience No It is for the pur pose of selling more goods and making a bigger profit And that would be the purpose of a liquor store Do not be so naive as to think that a liquor store Is set up for the good of the citizen a- side from the profits A liquor store would help to solve the problem of drunks on the roads streets by mak ing liquor available in the hom es Instead of in beer parlors or lounges You all know that a liquor store is only the first step to be followed before long by the establishment of beer parlors and lounges for the convenience of the customer who wants only one drink or two or three or four Gentlemen we as church mem bers and as businessmen respect fully but strongly submit to you that we are opposed to the open ing of liquor outlets in Newmark et and appeal to you as councill ors to reject any move to intro duce such to our community Signed on behalf of Pine Orch ard Union Church In the face of a rumor thai the City CNR statlen be a resolution opposing mm a move on Tuesday night A letter to be sent the president of the CNR with to the Board of and the federal member of parliament The resolatton says that It has been intimated to the village that the station will be closed It further states that the trust ees believe that traffic at the station Is and will be greater than ever and we vlgonnssry prottsLavalnst any redaction of service to the village and the large area In King township served by this one and enly station Ernest Smith chairman said he heard that the volume of re venue at the station has Increas ed and that a profit was shown He said that an at tempt several years ago had been made to close the station POLICE CHIEF Len once polico chief of the former SuttonGeorgina police department has returned to be chief constable of the township department John Millar of the Sutton force is joining the Ontario Provincial Police Both moves arc effective at the end of the month Youth Weekend February 1 2 3 Speaker Itcv I Soloist Mrs I FRIDAY AND SAT AT 8 PM SUNDAY 11 AM AND PM At The CHURCH OF NAZARENE Queen Main Sts Newmarket Attend One Of These SUNDAY FEBRUARY IN MEMORIAM COLE In loving memory of a dear father and grandfather El Lome Cole who passed away Jan 30 Your presence is ever near us Your love remains with us yet You were the kind of a father Your loved ones would never forget Ever remembered by sons Earl and Albert and families MEGAN In loving memory of our mother Emma Megan who passed away Feb Out of this world of sorrow Into a haven of real God has a wonderful garden He always chooses the best Lovingly remembered by Flora and Amos NORTON In loving memory of a dear wife and mother Amy Mary Norton who passed away February Today recalls sad memories Of a dear mother gone to rest And the ones who think of her today Are the ones who loved her best Gone but not forgotten Ever remembered by husband and son Howard daughter-in- law Alta and grandson Barry SINCLAIR In loving memory of a dear friend Frank Sinclair who passed away Feb 5 Tenderly we treasure the past With memories that will always last And when we cease to think of you Will be when God has called us too Ever remembered by Mr and Mrs John Sheard WRIGHT In loving memory of a dear uncle C Wright who passed away Jan Upright and just to the end of his days Loving and kind in all his ways Sincere and kind in heart and mind What a beautiful memory he left behind Sadly missed by his nephew Herb and wife CHAMBER OF IB BUILDING A COMMUNITY SMART In loving memory of a dear mother Charlotte Elizabeth Smart who passed away Jan 28 Peacefully sleeping resting at last The worlds weary troubles and trials are past In alienee she suffered in pa tience she bore Till God called her home to suf fer no more Ever remembered by son Henry daughterinlaw Edith 1 and family WRIGHTMAN In loving mem ory of a dear father and husband John who passed away Feb 1 1954 Three years since the sad day The one we loved was called away God took him home it was His will But in our hearts he still Lovingly remembered by wife Sarah and family In loving mem ory of a dear husband Ross Wrightnan who passed away Jan 31 Gone from me but leaving Death can never take away Memories that will always linger While upon this earth I stay Ever remembered by wife PLEASANTV1LLE On Jdnuary the WI members chartered a bus and enjoyed a visit at the Swift Packing House and Town and Country club for dinner then at the Canada Bread plant a The Willing Workers will meet on Wednesday Feb at the home of Mrs Johnson This will be a sewing and quilting meeting A pot luck dinner also will he ser ved On Saturday evening Stuart Toole entertained about mem bers of his class at the Teachers College Toronto They were giv en a tractor and waggon ride af terwards refreshments at his par ents home Mrs Wm Hancock Sharon and Wayne were weekend guests at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Earl Toole return ing home on Sunday with Mr and Mrs A Forbes and Donna also Hancock who were Sunday dinner the Toole home a Mr and Mrs McClure Wan da and Debra Mrs McClure and Mr Madill spent Saturday evening in Toronto at the home of Mr Moore and Moore Mr and Mrs Preston and motored to Lindsay on a recent Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs AT HOME Mr and Mrs Ellis Pratt will be at home to their friends on the occasion of their fiftieth weddins anniversary at the home of their daughter Mrs Hoop er of on Saturday Feb 9 from a to and to JO pm The sympathy of the commun ity is extended to Mrs Norman Kay and Mr and Mrs Ivan Kay and family in the loss of a father and grandfather the late Mr Hall who passed away at their home on Tuesday Jan Mr and Mrs M McMillan and David Pine spent Saturday evening at the Green wood home Vero was a week end guest at the home of her sis ter and family Mr and Mrs Joe Cochrane Stroud Work Board Secretary Speaks At Meeting Of Leaders Aurora Sixtyfive members of the York County Leaders and Girls Coun cil met in Aurora United church Friday evening Jan Repre sentation was from Willowdale on the south to Keswick on the north Mrs Stan Defoe gave the report of the nominating committee president Mrs Bruce Rolling Mount Albert vicepresident Mrs A It us ton Victoria Square secretarytreasurer Mrs Campbell Newmar ket camp committee to ho ap pointed later The worship was taken by girls from Victoria Square a sing song and game period were enjoyed Mrs Elizabeth McKay vicepresi dent of Ontario Girls Council led the girls discussions based on the purpose Look In Look Out Up leaders discussions were led by Marion Banks secretary of the Ontario girls work hoard Color slides on Camp were shown Iris Daly past secretary of the Ontario board gave a most inter esting talk on her new Sunday school work She sends Sunday school material to families in re mote parts of Canada and even to places outside the country At the close of her address Mrs Jane Dedlow Richmond Hill thanked her tor her many years of service on the Ontario board and presented her with a brass fireside set on behalf of the York County CGIT Leaders and Girls Council Refreshments were served by the Aurora girls work committee Mrs Don Hutchinson King ex pressed appreciation for Auroras courtesy Mrs Bruce Rolling represented York county at the annual meet ing of the Ontario girls work board in Baptist church Toronto Saturday Jan Mrs W Campbell and Miss Margaret Hall represented New market at the meeting In Aurora on January IB TO CUT OFF WATER TO KING RESIDENTS IF BILLS NOT PAID King City village trustees have decided to cut off water services to local residents if they do not pay their water bills The servic es to residents in arrears will be cut off March but notices will be served first It was also decided that viders pay the cost of water con nections from the main to the street line FRIENDS MEETING Street am Meeting for worship followed by joint Monthly Meeting of Newmarket and Street Friends Come and worship with All welcome Basket lunch at noon Give me Lord in the lime of stress Strength to surmount my care lessness A seeing eye and a gentle heart And a willingness to do my part TRINITY UNITED CHURCH Rev I Aiken Minister Mr Leon am Morning worship ENTERING THE KINGDOM Sunday School am Senior school am Beginners and Primary am Junior congregation 1 am Nursery class MONTHLY UNION SERVICE IN ST PAULS ANGLICAN CHURCH You will be welcome at Trinity FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev Reynolds Minister Mrs Gerald Organist 10 am Sunday school 11 am Divine worship pm Evangelistic service Tues 8 pm Prayer service Thurs Feb Guest Speaker Mr and Mrs Stein recent mission aries to Alaska All welcome UNITED MISSIONARY CHURCH and Rev Minister a am Broadcast Oshawa Ke am Worship am Sunday noon Worship Bethesda pm Evening service Welcome our VICTORY CHURCH Fellowship of Baptist Churches Corner Arthur and Ms Newmarket Pastor Rev Roy P am Sunday School am Pastors Bible class Worship Service Wednesday pm Prayer and Study A warm welcome you CHURCH OF N AZ AREN MAIN A I Jit I organist MM am Bible school am Morning worship Evangelistic service A Hearty Welcome Awaits You At These Services FULL GOSPEL Roy Scout Hall Newmarket am Sunday school am Morning worship pm Evangelistic service Pastor A Affiliated with the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada Jill SUN SERVICES fWTMt a CHRISTIAN BAPTIST CHURCH Main St Newaurkel Minister Rev Musical Director Stephen am Morning worship COMMUNION SERVICE 230 pm Sunday school pm Evening Gospel Service All Welcome ST ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Minister Rev Stuart Jons Organist Mr Rudolph Hoydens am Church school am Nursery and Beginners am Public worship Visitors cordially welcome SUFFERING from Backaches Rheumatic Pain Sciatica bago is over if you let help you to relief Ask your druggist SALVATION ARMY Newmarket Queen St Capt and Mrs Sunday MERINO Lieut and Mrs Manas of 3 pm Sunday school am Holiness meeting Wednesday pm Home League meeting Thursday pm COTTAGE PRAYER MEETING I Captain and Mrs commanding officers Invite yen to make the Army year home CHURCH OP THE Mount Albert Gospel Sunday School pm Prank Clark Supt Evangelistic service at Rev Earl GREETING CARDS FOR the best in Christian liter ature books plaques mottoes stationery and greeting cards all kinds etc come and at the Evangelical and Gift Howard William Hall authorized agent phone New market