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Use Era and Thursday Feb The Annual Meeting of the York County Hospital will be held at the Agricultural Building Botsiord Street at 8 oclock Wednesday February Every body is welcome Come out and bear the report of your hospital NOTICE TOWN OF NEWMARKET WHEREAS the Department of Municipal Affairs has presented a New Tax Procedure in regard to arrears of taxes and has been also passed by the County Council of the County of York to include all municipali ties in the County THEREFORE be it resolved by the Council of the Town of New market that the clerk is hereby Instructed to notify all who are in arrears of three years or more and those On vacant land one year that unless they are paid by March 30 their pro perties will be dealt with accord ing to the New Tax Procedure Wesley Brooks Clerk TENDERS TENDERS are invited by the Police Village of King City for the Installation of waterworks service connections as required SPECIFICATIONS of materials and workmanship to be included TENDERS should be sealed and received by the undersigned not later than oclock noon Feb ruary 26 THE lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted B Malcolm Secretary to the Trustees of the Police Village of King City TOWNSHIP OF EAST GWILLIMBURY TENDERS FOR POWDER SEALED TENDERS plainly marked will be received by the undersigned until SATURDAY MARCH 2ND for bags of Pow der containing rotenone to delivered at the Township INFORMATION regarding this tender may be procured from the undersigned LOWEST tender accepted not necessarily J Clerk TOWNSHIP OF SCOTT TENDER WANTED SEALED tenders plainly marked will be received by the under signed up to and including Warch 1st for pounds Warble Fly Powder in bags LOWEST or any tender may not be necessarily accepted lien A Hester Clerk Zephyr Flower Shop Member Florists Telegraph Delivery Association Flowers wired to all parts of the world FUNERAL FLOWERS A Specialty IS Main St Newmarket Phone Son QUEENSVILLE FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE THEAKER DREWERY FUNERAL and AMBULANCE I SERVICE Phone Mount Albert 81 Newmarket Ambulance Service hour Phone EXTENSIVE IMPORTANT Auction Sale of Registered and Grade Cattle nearly new farm mach inery tractors baler forage har vester farm stock implements hay grain etc on lot 5 concession 2 King Twp on highway at properly of the estate of the late c t Mcmullen on SATURDAY FEB 23 CATTLE Registered cow Ideal Susie 802931 born April 1948 bred Nov 7 Grade Holstein cow bred Aug 10 Registered cow Korn- Supreme born May bred OcL Grade cow fresh Nov 20 Registered cow Nigger Sovereign 923514 bred Jan 21 Grade cow full flow Grade Holstein cow freshened Dec not bred Grade bred Dec Grade bred Aug 26 Grade cow due to calf Grade Holstein cow full flow not bred Registered cow Rag Apple Margaret A born Aug bred July Grade cow due to calf Grade Guernsey cow due to calf Grade cow due to calf Grade cow bred Nov 23 Grade Holstein cow fresh Grade Guernsey cow due to calf Registered cow Pearl Rag Apple born Apr due to calf Registered heifer Ideal Mary born Apr 6 Registered heifer Korndye Posche Mary born June 26 HAY GRAIN ETC Ton 2166 fertilizer Bushel of mixed grain 200 Bales of hay Chevrolet ton pickup truck good IHC McCormickDccring model tractor new on rubber complete with power steering hydraulic fast hitch Torque amplifier controlled pulley etc used very little New McCormick ace bottom tractor plow with modern fast hitch Now 8 It tandem disc harrow McCormick with mod ern fast hitch New McCormick 8 cul tivator spring tooth with mod ern fast hitch Case model VCA row crop trac tor with extra standard front end changeable with fast hitch This tractor is nearly new Case narrow bottom tractor plow nearly new with modern fast hitch McCormickDeering pickup au tomobile hay and straw baler nearly new bale and grain elevator ft This machine is new used very little New McCormick allsteel power takeoff manure spread er low down Nearly new Case mower It P O steel land roller Rear blade reversible fit any 3 point tractor hitch tractor New Case 3ton steel wagon gear rubber tired New ft flat rack New McCormick steel ton farm wagon gear on rubber Nearly new Case side delivery rake nearly new fertilizer grain drill power lift and hitch Case forage harvester motor driven complete with corn at tachment and equipment This machine is real good Hay loader good Circular complete with frame and mandrel Set light bob sleighs with box Sets drag harrows Wood grain grinder with 3 HP electric motor Set tractor chains Surge milking machine com plete with piping and outlets Singh- Surge units Electric motor Electric milk cooler Set electric stock clippers Electric fences Number of electric steel feme with insulators horse fork draw rope Slings anil hay fork anil pulleys Electric pail heater Light spring wagon on rubber good Number of other articles TOWNSHIP OF NORTH TENDERS SEALED TENDERS will be re ceived by the undersigned on or before 12 oclock noon Friday March for the delivery of a sedan to the Township Police Station at Kes wick TWODOOR must be taken in exchange SPECIFICATIONS may be ob tained at the office or the Police office at Keswick THE Pontiac may be in spected at the Police Station Keswick William Hill Chief of Police Keswick c3w7 TOWNSHIP OF GE0RGINA TENDERS SEALED tenders will be receiv ed by the undersigned until oclock noon Saturday Feb for a Police Cruiser coach TENDERS will take into con sideration a Police Cruiser R Weir Clerk Township of Gcorgina Pefferiaw STOUFFERT On Friday Feb 8 to Mr and Mrs Hans Stouffert Oak Ridges a son SHEARD On Friday Feb 8 to Mr and Mrs Herman Sheard Lake Wilcox a son SANDERS On Wednesday Feb to Mr and Mrs Law rence Sanders 3 King a daughter VANDYKEN On Thursday Feb to Mr and Mrs Peter VanDyken New market a son VERHOOG On Sunday Feb PLEASANTVILLE The February meeting of the WI will be held on Tuesday Feb at the home of Mrs Roll call Com pliment the lady on your right Program demonstration on food Current events and music will be featured Congratulations to Miss Vicki Barsellaar of school on standing in first place for spel ling among the and to Mas ter Harper of school Charges Concern District Thefts Newmarket Court Hears Evidence to Mr and Mrs William for taking first place for boys at Verhoog Bradford a son WILSON Mr and Mrs Richard Wilson Marilyn Spear are pleased to announce the birth of a daughter Susan Louise at To ronto Western hospital on Sat urday Feb DEATHS At Nurs ing Home Aurora on Wednes day Feb Fred brother of Mrs Colin C Gamble Inez Newmarket Resting at the and Rose Funeral Home 157 Main St Newmarket Funeral service will be held at were at their best the recent contest at Vandorf Mr and Mrs Preston and daughter Marjorie attended the graduation exercises of the Institute of Chartered Account ants of Ontario at the Royal York Hotel Toronto on Friday Feb B when their son David Preston re ceived his certificate Mr and Mrs Murray Wanda and Debra and Mrs G accompanied Mr and Mrs and Keith to the Dale Estate greenhouses at Brampton to at tend open house on Sunday Thousands of carnations and NEWMARKET ERA AND EXPRESS Phone TWining 52331 2332 and 2333 OFFICE CHARLES ST Between Queen and Davis Dr east of Main Hours Nine to Accounts Also Payable At Toronto Dominion Bank The Hank requires your bill when you make payment PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS The Era and Express Is The Best Advertising Medium Which You Can Find 2 pm on Friday Interment Newmarket cemetery RAHMER At her residence Gorham St Newmarket on Sun day Feb Charlotte Mathewson wife of the late Her man and mother of Mrs Harold West Lena sister Oliver Thessalon John Mathewson Zephyr and Emerson Mathewson Toronto Service was held on Tuesday Feb 12 Interment Aurora ceme tery IN In loving memory of William who pass ed away Feb There is a link death cannot sever Love and remembrance last for ever Ever remembered by Norma Mr and Mrs James Hope at tended the funeral of a cousin on Saturday at Bronte afterwards motoring to Grimsby to spend the weekend with Mrs Simpson Guests for Saturday night tea at the home of Mr Doug were Mr and Mrs Harry West Newmarket Mr is spending some time at the Richardson home at Mr and Mrs Doug and Roger had Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Sharon On their arrival home they found Mr and Mrs Cameron who were there for tea BIRTHS McOWREYS Flowers FOR EVERY OCCASION Mowers Telegraphed All Over the World MAIN STREET NEWMARKET Phone TW 54862 Anyone needing cattle farm ma chinery and equipment would do well to attend this sale as the cattle are good and mach inery is practically all new Sale at noon Terms cash No reserve James Smith Clerk Ken and Clarke Prentice Auctioneers Phone Milliken Phone Roadhouse Rose Directors MAIN STREET NEWMARKET TOWNSHIP OF SCOTT APPLICATIONS plainly marked will be received by the up to and including March 1st for the positions of Inspector with car rate of pay per hour and per mile 2ND Warble Fly Sprayer Oper ator at per hour Ben A Clerk Zephyr CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IS BUILDING A BETTER COMMUNITY AT YORK COUNTY HOSPITAL On Wednesday to Mr and Charles a son ANDERSON On Tuesday Feb to Mr and Mrs Anderson Baldwin a daugh ter BAILEY On Saturday Feb to Mr and Mrs Brian Bailey Rich vale a daughter Friday Feb to Mr and Mrs John Bur gess Keswick a daughter BROAD On Friday Feb 1U57 to Mr and Mrs Murray Broad Holland Lauding a son On Monday Feb to Mr and Mrs Jerry Aurora a daughter CRYDEHMAN On Monday to Mr and Mrs dobert Brown Hill a daughter On Thursday 7 195V to Mr and Mrs Wil liam Donaghey Park a son On Wednesday Feb 1957 to Mr and Mrs L Amerson Richmond Hill a son On Friday Feb a i957 to Mr and Mrs Maple a daughter At Toronto General Private Patients Pa vilion on Tuesday Feb to Mr and Mis Martin nee Ruth formerly of a daughter GOULD On Monday Feb to Mr and Mrs John Gould tR 3 King a daughter HAMMOND On Sunday Feb to Mr and Mis John Lake Wilcox a son On Monday Feb to Mr and Mis William J I a laughter JACKSON On Saturday Feb to Mr and Mis Jackson R Bradford a son Wednesday Feb to Mr and Mrs Kazimicrz RH Bradford a son Friday Feb to Mr and Mrs Donald a son On Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Win RR Richmond a daughter Monday Feb to Mr and Mrs Willard Mount Albert a son PICKERING On Wednesday Feb fl to Mr and Mrs James Pickering Sharon a daughter PHILLIPS On Friday Feb to Mr and Mm Everett Phillips 3 King a son PRESTON On Sunday Feb to Mr and Mrs Grant Preston 1 Gormley a daughter In loving memory I of a dear husband William who passed away Feb 1949 Fond memories linger every day Remembrance keeps him near Lovingly remembered by his wife Sarah Alice In loving memory of a dear father William who passed away Feb Ever remembered by Rose Boh and Bobby FLETCHER In loving memory of a dear wile Mary who passed away Feb 1955 I have lost my souls companion A life linked with my own And day by day I miss her more As walk through life Always remembered by husband Mr and Mrs William Glover and family had Sunday night tea with Mr and Mrs N Gardner These offenses Toronto ember Edward McLennan 19 Stouffville was committed for trial on four charges of breaking entering and theft and one charge of possession of stolen goods when he appeared before Magi strate O S at New market last week The prelimin ary hearing lasted two days Ten additional charges of breaking entering and theft were withdrawn against McLennan as well as two charges laid under the Highway Traffic Act driving while disqualified and allowing an unlicensed person to drive Bail was set at 10000 McLennan was one of seven ar rested by officers of the Vandorf OPP detachment between Janu ary 3 and in an investigation of a series of breakins in cottages in the Musselmans Lake area Con ducting the investigation were Cpl Robert and John Three juveniles were convicted in Juvenile court Aurora for juv enile delinquency one pleading guilty to stealing more than from the home of Mr and Mrs Ivan McLaughlin 3 Stouff ville during November and Dec ember Similar charges were withdrawn against Daniel Mc- and Frances LaForge both of the Stouffville area Joseph Hall 16 also from Mus Lake was committed for trial by judge on Feb for break ing entering and theft of and some family jewelry from the McLaughlin home His bail was set at 10000 McLennan was committed for trial by judge and jury for the same offense which occured on Dec The remaining charges involved the thefts of household articles electrical appliances and miscellaneous items such as a rifle and sword from three sum mer cottages at Musselman Lake occurred in Dec- had not been aware of his tru ancy He said he spent much of his time at home where he with other juveniles had beer A statement made by McLenn an to Vandorf was ion way trying to get him for some trouble the youth had caused him at one time In court he testified that he had entered to cottages hunting for TVs on McLennans suggest ed as evidence In it McLennan admitted to stealing from McLaughlins farm with Joseph Hall on Dec 27 The money was Was he lost asked Crowl Armstrong the boy replied He I us if we could get into some in a green metal box and had houses and see if there were been kept in a bureau drawer in televisions there You mean he wanted you to a downstairs bedroom The box contained some family- jewelry two wedding rings an engagement ring and a brooch which Mrs McLaughlins father had given her mother before their wedding They were in a small envelope McLennan in his statement said the box was thrown from the car at a bridge on the ninth concess ion of Whitchurch and the envel ope with the jewelry along the same road Hill and McLennan di vided the money equally the statement explained The pair went to Toronto the following day where McLennan under the name of Leek bou ght a car Hall gave him for his car the statement said One juvenile in his statement steal the things for him to suggested Mr Armstrong Yes was the answer Mr and Mrs McLaughlin both were called on to give evidence Neither could state what sum of money was in the metal box at the time it was stolen on Dec 27 They said they knew there was more than in it in October Mr McLaughlin told the court he had taken out several hundred dollars in October and later re turned three or four hundred to the box Others who testified at the pre liminary hearing included the owners of cottages which had been entered during December Gill Bell Ed Da vies Todmorden and George Anderson identified articles to the police following his arrest found in home as in January attempted to impli- their possessions which had dis- an innocent youth in the rob- appeared from their bene He later admitted that he Lake cottages JOHNSON In memory of Robert Johnson who was killed by acci dent Feb Looking back with memories Upon the path you trod We bless the we had with you And leave the rest with God Ever renumbered by his family LONG HURST- In loving mem ory of a dear wife and mother who passed away Feb 1950 Deep in the heart lies a picture Of a loved one laid to rest In memorys frame I shall keep it she was one of the best Ever remembered by her hus band Harry and daughter Belly In loving memory of our beloved mother Elizabeth McBride who passed away a year ago February The Family ELECT PETER GORMAN RECREATION CHAIRMAN Peter Gorman was reelected chairman of the Newmarket Re creation Commission at the com missions inaugural meeting held Tuesday Charles VanZaiU was named vicechairman Also appointed for were Francis Hoi lings worth part time recreat ion director at a salary of Mrs Brown was appoint ed secretary a salary of 400 Commission members for 1957 are George George Haskell council appointees Mick ey Smith Don Warner public school representatives Gor man separate school Hay Boh and VanZant representing the large A second meeting will be held in the near future to name a chairman of the various commit tees to carry out the Commissions 1957 program Chairman Peter Gorman in his brief review of commission activities reported a busy suc cessful year The of the summer playground program and the formation of a Newmarket minor hockey association were outstanding accomplishments The chairman in bis closing re marks pointed out that every member of the commission shar ed the work did his job and did it well ami that every member had made a genuine effort to help to provide a complete recreation program for the citizens of the town of Newmarket CARD OF THANKS The family of the late William James wishes to extend their heartfelt thanks and to the relatives friends and neighbors for acts kind ness and messages of sympathy received in the recent death of a beloved husband and father Special thanks to Dr field CARD OF THANKS We would like to express sin cere to all our rela tives neighbors and friends for their many beautiful floral tri butes cards of sympathy and acts of kindness during our recent loss of dear husband and fath er Hen Micks Special thanks to Dr and nursing staff of York County hospital Strasler funeral directors v and the To all our heartfelt thank- Mrs Glen Micks and family- ENGAGEMENTS The engagement is of Nancy Anne daughter of Mrs and the late Mr John il Joseph to Mr Pat rick Joseph Cain son of Mr and Mrs James Cain all of Sultan West The wedding will take place on Saturday at oclock in St James Anglican church Sutton West Ontario SMITH On Tuesday Feb to Mr and Mrs Ralph A Smith a son Mr and Mrs Wallace Her man Newmarket wish to an nounce the engagement of their daughter Betty Marie to Mr Walter John Weddel son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth New market The wedding to take place quietly on March 2 The Wabana iron mine on Tiny Bell Island on the eastern ap proaches to Newfoundland it the worlds largest subterranean iron mine Did you know that there are more lakes in the Canadian north- land than in all the rest of the world put together Toronto And York Roads Budget Is 1998998 The Toronto and York commission budget for 1957 for was presented by Chairman Norman Long to York County council on Tuesday Feb It was accepted and the re quired bylaws approving the countys share were passed The budget shows a decrease from lust year of It in cludes for construction work on the Don Mills ltd which was budget ted for last year but not done The countys share of this is and with a sur plus for Of reduces the countys total share of the budget from to the actual amount of the county levy or debenture for Sharing the costs with the for the Toronto and York commission are he pro vince and Metropolitan Toronto The provinces share is and Metro will provide 461046 for the 1957 budget BROWN HILL Mr Benjamin celebrated his birthday on Tuesday Feb His many friends and re lative called to wish him many happy returns of the day Mm Sarah Miller who is spending the winter at Sunderland at the home of her niece Mrs Myrtle is cele brating her 86th birthday today Mrs Miller is well known for her fine crafts such as making beauti ful rugs and quilts home baking and cooking Her flower and garden even last year were the envy of all around The many friends of Mrs Miller aunt Sar ah to many send her best wishes for a happy birthday Bail was set for McLennan at 10000 with the Magistrate refus ing the defense counsels request to lower it Magistrate ruled that he wanted the bail at that figure for both McLennan and Hall as he felt they should nt be at large while awaiting trial The three juveniles testified in Magistrates court at the prelim inary hearings for both youths Hull was called by the crown to give evidence against McLennan and was declared a hostile wit ness am quite satisfied from the demeanor of this witness and his answers said Magistrate llulhu- rake that he is purposely being obtuse and attempting to delay proceedings I declare him a hos tile witness Four persons friends and relat ives of McLennan were expelled from the court room aflcr they had snickered at Halls testimony Hall contradicted while under oath each statement he had made to the Vandorf police following his arrest in January When ques tioned as to where he had obtain ed the necessary cash to purchase a car for and make a down payment of Stun on another Hall luld Crown Attorney Armstrong my business Its mine now replied Mr Armstrong Where did you get it Perhaps I printed it answer ed Hall You know forgery he added One juvenile testified that dur ing November and December he- had stolen sums of money this figure was set at more than from the McLaughlins and had given much of this money to McLennan He said he told Mc Lennan where the money came from Two the juveniles told the court that McLennan had in structed them to scout around the collages and look for such things as radios refrigerators and television sets These they said McLennan had told them could idl in Toronto One juvenile de nied these charges but that he had assisted McLennan in removing various articles from collages at Lake and taking them to house where they had been used A which was stolen from one of these cottages was found by police hanging on the wall of the McLennan living room A sil ver plated cigarette box and light er identified by iU owner a having been stolen from his summer place was found there by the police as well as many oth er articles One juvenile told the court he hud not attended school regularly since October but that his parents PUBLIC NOTICE to PLUMBERS DRAIN LAYERS CONTRACTORS and persons installing or alteriiiK Plumbing Drainage or Private Sewage Disposal Systems in the township of GEORGINA And all other Municipalities in the County of York PLUMBING AND SEWER installations and alterations must conform to the Regulations under the Public Health Act re specting plumbing and sewers PRIVATE WASTE DISPOSAL systems must conform to the requirements of the Regulations under the Public Health Act and any local municipal bylaws in effect Before commencing any work on plumbing drainage sewer or waste disposal installat ions or alterations APPLICATION FOR APPROVAL SHOULD BE MADE at the nearest office of the York County Health Unit located at Main St HILL St AURORA St s SUTTON St Attend One Of These CM 17 CHRISTIAN BAPTIST CHURCH Baptist Convention Ontario and Quebec ST ANDREWS imiAN St Newmarket Fred Musical Director Stephen Crisp am Morning worship pm Sunday school pm Evening Service All FRIENDS MERITING Street am tor worship tun tun Hill and family at expected to be with us tins service Come and meet with All welcome When We seek to know the mind Christ and dure to live in His Spirit we live changed lives A number of people fiom hero spent Monday in Toronto to see if they could get belter bus service to from Many people working outside vil lage find i a I l back and forth very difficult with the pre sent services The younK folk at school find it inconvenient when desiring to attend social functions and hockey games were all sorry to hear that Mrs J Sutton West went in the ditch while taking the boys to the Keswick arena Mrs is a faithful worker with the young lads of the wolf cub pack and hockey teams Our VM goes to Mrs leaney still has its Free Me thodist church Sunday school at oclock Daw will be officiating assisted by Mr M I Varney SALVATION ARMY Corps St Sunday pm- Salvation meeting Copt alia Mrs t former of livers pm Sunday school am Holiness meeting Wednesday Home League meeting pm Cottage Prayer Meeting ami Mrs officers Invite you 10 make the Army your church VICTORY BAPTIST CHURCH Fellowship Churches Corner Arthur ami Newmarket Rev Roy r LawsOU a in Sunday school a in- Pastors Bible class am Worship service Wed Hour Wed p Young People A warm welcome awaits you TRINITY CHURCH Kev J Aiken Minister Mr Leon Nash Music Director a m worship SONS W liIK KINGDOM studies in the Christian Ufa Sunday School am Senior school Beginners ami Primary i 11 am Nursery class Evening worship AN EVENING OF FINK SA CKED MUSIC by the choir THE CHURCH AND MUSIC You will b we at Trimly CHURCH OF THE Mount Albert Gospel Church Sunday School 3 pm Frank Clark Supt Rev Karl Minister It Stuart Johiutoil MA Mr rtuUoipli It am Churcn school II am- Nursery and Beginners It am Public worship pm Visitors cordially welcome METHODIST CHURCH Reynolds Minister Mrs 10 am Sunday 11 Divine worship pm service a pm iruycr service a Class Meeting UNITED MISSIONARY CHURCH and Rev E Minister if a rat Broadcast 10 am Worship am Sunday school- noon Worship pm Evening service Gormley Welcome lu our Service CHURCH Street Pastor Rev A It am Sunday School It am The pastors subject LOVES TRIUMPH pm Quartette Toronto Bible College A warm welcome tor all GOSPEL TABERNACLE Boy Scout am Sunday school am Morning worship service A Affiliated with the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada CHURCH OF THE MAIN IN Organist Miss June Haines 10 am Bible school Moulin worship pm Evangelistic service A Hearty Welcome Awaits You At These Services GREETING CARDS EUR the best In Christian liter ature books plaques mottoes stationery and greeting cards all kinds etc come and see at the Evangelical and Gilt Howard Newmar ket William Hall authorized agent phone New market