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DEATHS At General on Tuesday March Hannah Meads in her 89th formerly of Newmarket of the late James Stark of Mrs A Row Fort William and Mrs Eleanor Toronto other of Robert and Service on i pm Interment cemetery loving memory husband and father Stewart who away March is the face we loved so dear at is voice we loved to hear for away for sight or speech not too far for thought to Teach to remember him who once was here who though absent is just M dear remembered by wife Mary and family In loving memory a dear wife and mother Jane who departed this life years ago March 20 who loved you sadly miss you Aa it dawns another year lonely hours of thinking Thoughts of you are ever near remembered by her David daughters Sadie and and W I J P SMITfl AND HEATING CONTRACTORS UTMKA1U sum VISION I Had Express Classifieds Results Continued GLOVER In loving memory of our dear father and grandfather Russell Glover who passed away March 1944 The years go by but memories stay As near and dear as yesterday Ever remembered by the family McTAGUE In loving memory of our dear mother Emma McTague who passed away March 25 Two dear bright eyes a tender smile A loving heart that knew no guile Deep trust in God that all was right Her joy to make some other bright If sick or suffering one she knew Some gentle act of love shed do No thought of self but of the others I know He said Well done mother Sadly missed by daughter Mary and son Ross MORNING In loving memory of a dear wife mother and grandmother May Bell who passed away March 26 Loves greatest gift remem brance Ever remembered by husband and family In loving memory of a dear father who passed away March 22 He suffered patiently and long His hope was bright his faith was strong The peace of Jesus filled his breast And in His arms he sank to rest Resting where no shadows fall In perfect peace he waits us all Our God will link the broken chain As one by one we meet again Sadly missed by son Ken daughterinlaw June and grand children Bryan and Debbie PONTING In loving memory of our dear brotherinlaw Tom my who passed away March Time takes away the edge of grief But memory turns back every leaf Sadly missed by Fred and Nellie PONTING In loving memory of my dear husband Tommy who passed away March 1956 Please God forgive a silent tear A fervent wish my dear was here There are others yes I know But he was mine and I loved him so When all is still and silent And sleep forsakes my eyes My thoughts are in the silent grave Where my dear husband lies Lovingly remembered by wife Kitty PONTING In loving memory of my uncle Tommy who pass ed away March 26 He would not wish for sorrow He would not wish for tears But just to be remembered Throughout the passing years Lovingly remembered and sad ly missed by niece Dorothy and family PRICE In loving memory of our dear dad Benjamin Price who passed away March Sweet memories will linger for ever Petition For A School At Lake Free Admission For Public School Children At Sutton Annual Fair Irish Luncheon Guests Shown Importance Of Being Merry AFTER WINTER VACATION BELLS CORNER RESTAURANT WILL BE RE- OPENED MONDAY MARCH 25th Send money anywhere You can send money practically anywhere with complete security by means of Bank Money Orders The cost is very low Well gladly look after the transfer of funds for you either to points in Canada or abroad Ask about it next time youre in the branch CURRENT ACCOUNTS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS TRAVELLERS CHEQUES MONEY ORDERS SAFEKEEPING SERVICES OF CANADA CANADAS lARGCSt BANK Branch On opening of the last meeting of the Whitchurch township coun cil the first business was the pro cedure for future action in the settlement of S S No 2 school problem Council received by mail a pe tition for a school at Musselmans Lake said to bear names of ratepayers A deputation of persons attended a number sup porting the petition but the larger number was made up of ratepay ers not now residing in the area These people occupied cottages used in summer months only and they were not in attendance at the former meeting and vote of the ratepayers Their spokesman complained that they had not been notified Vern a v and K Rogers members of the board were in at tendance Mr stated that the board had advertised the meeting in the Stouffville paper and posted several notices in con spicuous places in the area Mr Neil president of the North Shore Musselmans Lake Rate payers association spoke for the group stating they were not op posed to another school being built in the section but were op posed to a division of the section Time cannot change them its true Years that may come cannot sever Our loving remembrance of you Ever remembered by his sons and daughters In loving memory of a dear husband and father Melville Darlington Schrank Mike who passed away March 21 He bade no one his last farewell He said goodbye to none The heavenly gates were opened A loving voice said come We often sit and think of you The things you used to say We wonder why you had to die Without a chance to say good bye Though out of sight youre ever Still missed still loved still ours You will live with us in memory Until the end of time Ever remembered by wife Mercie and Margaret Don and grandchildren CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank Dr McClintock of Newmarket Dr Mitchell and Dr Smith of also nurses and hospital staff who were so kind to me during my stay at York County hospital Mrs Kemp Stouffville CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Bob Wilson wish to thank relatives friends and neighbors for their kindness sympathy and flowers received during their recent be reavement CARD OF THANKS Mere words are inadequate to express our gratitude to each and everyone who has helped us through these days of sorrow with beautiful flowers words of sympathy and deed of infinite kindness especially the consol ing words of Rev We can only say Thank you so much Mrs Henry Wideman Lucille and Ernie Burgess CARD OF THANKS To the many relatives friends and neighbors who by your visits letters cards and prayers were such a comfort and bless ing to me while I was a patient in Western hospital I would like to extend my heartfelt thanks Mrs A W Knight CARD OF The Business and Professional Womens Club of Newmarket wish to express sincere thanks to the merchants donors of prizes and all who contributed in any way to make the sixth annual Spring Fashion Show a success Reeve addressed the de legation stating the petition should have been placed in the hands of the board He advised that an attitude of giveandtake to the problem would be much more conducive to a satisfactory result He requested the clerk to read section Public School Act setting out procedure as fol lows The petition should have been presented to the local school board and they in turn could ar range for a check of same to veri fy that the necessary 20 per cent had signed and that those signing were all ratepayers If found satisfactory it would be the duty of the board to call another meet ing of the ratepayers and if no agreement was found possible the meeting could refer the mat ter to a board of arbitration The meeting would by vote appoint one member the board a second While the third would be the lo cal inspector or his appointee Council instructed the clerk to mail the petition to the school board for the necessary action A request by Arthur in person for a license to operate a mobile snack bar was laid over for f u h e r consideration as it was suggested a traffic problem might be created A communication was received from Aurora high school board giving council data on future pro gram Present accommodation is present attendance The anticipated attendance by 1961 is The suggested building pro gram when different councils concerned advise that funds are available would be as follows classrooms accommodating pupils labs pupils shop pupils clothing room pupils The estimated cost is 225000 and the government grant would be paid on of the above amount However the depart- of Education pointed out that these grants were in no way a guaranteed figure from year to year A grant of 50 was made to the Aurora Agricultural Society The relief account for the month of February amounted to A letter from Stouffville coun- cil regarding annexation suggest ing that Whitchurch council bear per cent of the expense in maintenance of the concession road did not meet with approval and Clerk Crawford was instruct ed to so advise council and to state that such an arrange ment would create a traffic prob lem as the speed limit in the township was 50 miles per hour and miles in the village of Stouffville Council opened tenders for the positions of assessor assistant as sessor and building inspector Six applications were received for each position and council decided to interview four for the position of assessor and two for assistant assessor on Wednesday night at oclock A special meeting will be held on Tuesday afternoon to map out the road program for the year and tenders will be called for the sup ply of road material At a directors meeting of the Sutton Agricultural Society held on Saturday March it was de cided to issue tickets to all child ren attending public schools in Sutton North Georgina and Scott townships which will entitle them to free entry to the Sutton Fair Grounds any one day of the threeday show The tickets will be distributed before the closing of the schools in June and will be honored on one of the days of the fair Thurs day Friday or Saturday August or In introducing the subject of free admission for the public school children the society presi dent J Tate stated that it was becoming the accepted thing to do according to information re vealed at a recent meeting of fair board representatives from all over Ontario held in Toronto It was decided to erect nearly feet of fencing around the midway area and a committee of four made up of Hugh Lyons Clarence Fred Walker with Cecil Carpentier as chair man was elected to look after this The prize list committee is to be chaired by Harvey in charge of Light Horses division Clarence Breen Heavy Horses Harold Peers Roots Vegetables and Cattle Mrs Lome Crons- Ladies Work and Ken Debnam and Mrs M R Glllan Prize list returns are to be com pleted by the middle of April Sheep and pig pens are to be constructed for use this year and Committee Chairman Gerald Gra ham has Howard Matt Thco Se- and Ken to assist him Members of the Memorial and Curling Rinks committee George Keith Dunn George Ker- William Sellers and Dave Newton are to consider the ad vantages and possibilities of hav ing professional wrestling match es held in the curling rink on the Friday evening of the fair It has been usual for these matches to be held in the Keswick Memorial Arena but North township officials have requested that they be dropped in order not to detract visitors from the Sut ton Fair The promoters are will ing to stage the bouts at Sutton for the one night in lieu of Kes wick The grandstand committee chaired by Howard Matt will make arrangements for a show to take place Friday and Satur day nights of the fair Other members of this committee are Messrs Tneo Sedore George Weaver and Keith Dunn The Irish luncheon given by the Womens Auxiliary and Wo mens Missionary Society of King United church for members and nonmembers of these groups was a delightful occasion on March Over 60 enjoyed a boun tiful meal The sociability in becoming better acquainted with newcomers to the congregation marked the first event of its kind at this church At the head table were Mrs Ratcliff president Mrs Edmund Wallas WA presi dent Mrs Murray Little Mark- Gord Orr In costumes Mrs Hadwen Mrs and Mrs Rob ertson sang an Irish trio and a parody on u Green Door Another humorous rocker was Mrs Davidson and Mrs George Harvey in a pantomime song to a phonograph record Dressed in school tunics with mops of yellow tresses tied with red bows and sporting large noses they were Prudence and Patience OGinsberg Conveners were Mrs Austin Rumble Mrs Jack Clift Mrs and Mrs G Mrs DODDS NEY PILLS z close Refuse Request For Permit To Build On Lot Without Frontage The request by Ross Irwin for the issuing of a building permit to construct a house on property which does not face on a street or road was refused by council at this weeks meeting Mr Irwin had appeared at an earlier meet ing of council to explain his re quest I dont see how the town could tax this man or charge him for lo cal improvements when he has no frontage on a street said Coun cillor George Knapton It would be a bad thing for council to ap prove this Mr Knapton was assured by the mayor that such property owners could bo taxed It was explained that the property fronts on a rightofway off Mary St in the neighborhood of the fairgrounds A letter from En gineer said the lot was low but that Mr Irwin planned to raise it with fill It added that ENGAGEMENTS Mr and Mrs Charles Mc Donald Newmarket wish to an nounce the engagement of their youngest daughter Heather to Mr Carl son of Mr and Mrs Albert Aurora the marriage to take place on Saturday April 6 at pm in the Christian Baptist church Newmarket Tentative Approval Given For New Wing On Newmarket School Tentative approval has been given by the Ontario Municipal hoard for the Newmarket Public School board to prepare final plans and call tenders on the add ition to the Prince Charles school Architects will meet with the board tonight chairman Bruce McClymont said When the school hoard is ready to accept a tender the detailed ac counting of the proposed expend itures will bo forwarded to the municipal board for its final ap proval Once that has been ob tained the bylaw authorizing the necessary debentures will receive its third reading by town council Because of the present tight cred it restrictions the municipal board insists that the financing of such projects be completed before construction is started Mr explained CONSERVATIVES ANNUAL MEETING FRIDAY NIGHT The annual meeting of the York North Progressive Con servative association will be held tomorrow night at the Richmond Hill high school The meeting starts at pm Michael Starr member for the Ontario riding will be the guest speaker Refreshments will be served at the end of the meet ing Salvation Army Band Here Sunday wallas gave the courtesies at the ham first vicepresident of rtWft York Presbyterial and Mrs Wil liam Hodgson Kettleby first vicepresident of the York Mrs George Fish holding positions in both the WA and WMS of York spoke on The Im portance of Being Merry Rev Jenkinson Presby tery chairman and minister of the local congregation and Mrs corresponding secre tary of the and life member of the King City and were present Mrs Ratcliffe acted as chair man Greetings were brought from the York by Mrs Little and by Mrs Hodgson from the Presbyterial The luncheon held special sig nificance in that the York lead ers were introduced for the first time to most of the church la dies Rev Mr remind ed the audience that religion is social in character The Mary Mind and the Martha Hand he said are important in our lives Introduced by Mrs Mrs Fish was described as a busy woman with many inter ests but finding time in a busy and interesting life to take her share in each She is a gradu ate in law is president of the WA and vicepresident of tho WMS in Aurora United church She belongs to the IODE chap ter is educational director in Aurora Cancer Unit is interest ed in girl guides and has a daughter whose vocation and in terests reflect her home influ ence and upbringing It is wonderful thing said Mrs Fish to look back on a childhood that has been full of fun and laughter where in the home is part of the daily diet was a merry childhood Her clergyman fa ther encouraged his daughters to see funny things in themselves and in everyday situations Being merry from laughter is not essential but is very desir able and delightful It can be cultivated for merry people do not waste time in useless worry If you havent had much merri ment in yourself try and find some or your faces will bo set in in your later years and you wont even be remem bered or wanted by other people Mrs Fish related a long list of incidents during her six years in law practice each one with a funny twist that caused a laugh somewhere along the line of duty She was glad said that three of her grandparents had been of Irish descent The humor of Mrs Fishs address was a spring tonic to Irish luncheon ladies The same spirit of merriment was carried out in the musical program arranged by Mrs Adam Davidson Mrs Don Mrs Ken Robertson and Mrs is owe business Bye NORM Those COSTOFLIVING BLUES Ever hear the one about the Scotsman who had been In perfect health up until the day a friend dropped into his house and found he had passed away with a smile on his face In his hand he was clutching a newspaper ad which said week only Half price on all fun erals Most of us arc more concerned these days about how to beat the high cost of living Manners and I got talking about this pro blem recently We came to the conclusion that the best way to try to overcome Inflation Is to put any dollars you can Into something that will in crease In value as prices go up You can do this by buying stocks on the market If you water and sewer connections were happen to be very wise very available Supporting Mr Irwins request were the reeve deputyreeve Councillors Choppin and Councillors Kent Haskett and Knapton opposed it so the motion was lost Rowntreo Corps Salvation Army band Toronto under the leadership Bandmaster Brawn will be conducting the ser vices at the Salvation Army hall Queen St Newmarket this com ing Sunday They will be accompanied by their commanding officer I who will be the speaker at the morning and evening ser vices The meetings for Sunday are at 11 and 7 pm No Application Yet To Close King Station The King Township council has been informed by the Board of Transport commissioners at Ottawa that so far no applicat ion his been received from the to close the station at King City When the application is tiled with the hoard a public hear ing will be given In the King City area This will likely take place at King City township clerk Harold Rose stated This letter was read at the council on Tuesday March BUILD STORM Approval was given by town council on Monday night for the expropriation of necessary lands for the building of a storm sew er on Andrew St The sewer will run in a southerly direction from Andrew St to the Holland River This will case the load on the sanitary sewer in that area ex plained Reeve Edward Wright- man The surface water is flow ing into the sanitary sewer at pre sent lucky or very wealthy prefer ably all three Plain common sense Is often not enough on the stock market be cause unless you have a lot of dollars to spread your risk over many stocks you have to be lucky enough or wise enough to pick a stock that will rise In value as much as living costs do A safer way of accomplishing the same end is to Invest In real estate beginning with your own home That way you not only guarantee yourself a roof over your head but by taking out the customary mortgage you give yourself legal control over a pro perty worth several times the val ue of the actual cash youve in vested Its somewhat like buying stocks on margin with the Important difference that you dont have to worry about your Investment dro pping to nexttonothlng In value the way a slock may do at any moment No doubt about it real estate ownership a good way to stab ilize your own financial position in the years that lie ahead TORONTO IMtrftfJj STOUTT AURORA TO REAL PH NEWMARKET Em and Express Classifieds Bring Results CROSS CAMPAIGN Red Cross officials in New market are pleased with the campaign held last Thursday but report that the objective has not been reached Persons who have not contribut ed to date and who to may do so at the TorontoDominion bank Newmarket or any chart ered bank If want to to go I this town is dry STEWART BEARE LATEST SPECIALS 21 RCA VICTOR TELEVISION tube Pickwick swivel base 20 legs 10 199 ELECTR0H0ME HIFI model only 129 8 ft REFRIGERATORS Brand new only 189 TH0R WASHING MACHINES lb tub with pump 129 FREEZERS cu ft only 299 21 ft only EASY TERMS ONLY DOWN These are not only 1 week special but will continue as long supply lasts Stewart 116 MAIN ST NEWMARKET TW