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Register Sales Register Auction Sale at 1 pm sharp for Earl Bowles at lot con West Gwillimbury 3 miles north of Bradford 2 miles 11 highway Safe of class farm machinery a full line of modern equipment 50 arces of hay 21 can Craft Cooler International ton truck stocker cattle and some household effects antiques Terms cash No reserve as farm Is sold Jerry CougrJin Auctioneer Pi Saturday June Auction sale the property of Ernest Irwin lot con 3 miles east of No highway turn at Painswick or miles north east of Stroud Sale consists of head of choice beef cattle pigs farm machinery hay straw and some household effects Terms cash No reserve as the farm is sold Jerry Cousin auctioneer June Auction of farm stock imple ments hay grain furniture the property of Clifford Mid- gey lot 15 con 11 Reach Twp mile east of Green- bank consisting of head of high grade Hereford and Shorthorn cattle number of fresh cows with calves by side number of baby beef fat steers 3300 bales of hay quantity of grain John Deere model 2010 gas tractor only hours power steering excellent shape John Deere tractor Ford Ferguson tractor new Holland Super baler Farmhand rake nearly new Full line of machinery Antique settee with platform rocker corner chair arm chair plain chairs a matched set Stone lags kettles china cabinet dressers quantity of other furniture Farm sold No re serve Terms cash Sale at pm Reg Johnson auction eer Tuesday June 20 Auction sale of farm slock imple ments hay and furniture the property of Cecil Sedore lot con 4 North Gwillimbury Twp miles east of Kes wick on Don Mills con sisting of milk cows number of calves sows pigs 2000 bales of hay John Deere Model tractor 30 tractor Ford tractor threshing machine baler quantity of potato equip ment Full line of machinery Quantity of furniture Farm sold No reserve Time pm Reg Johnson auction eer phone 227 Sunderland Gerald Graham and Fred Dew clerks Brides Vows At Decorated with boquets of brother of the AUCTION SALE Consisting of household furni ture chesterfield sectional good Duncan Phyfe dining room suite TV chrome kitchen seU large quantity of antique pieces glassware china piece Wright design The property of R Isaacson If ill view Aurora Sat Jane Clearing auc tion of 2spool beds bedroom suite Antique yrs old 2 chests drawers antique large num ber antique oil lamps number antique rockers special Victrola and records good 2 antique platform rockers Captains chair number odd chairs 2 antiqus kitchen clocks glass cup boards settee antique small tables 2 toilet sets Iron Stone china set dinner dishes glassware goblets hen on the nest silverware pine chests quantity linen quilts pillows rugs carpets number antique alarm clocks lanterns bake tray dash churn flour chest 2 antique wash stands 2 swing mir rors number good picture frames books crocks etc Note If its antiques you want we have them from one of the old pioneer family homes being the property of the estate of the late Nettie at Ringwood on Highway being mile west of StouffvUIe No re serve Terms cash Sale pm Atkinson and Wilson Auctioneers Saturday Jane Household Furniture piece chesterfield sectional Chesterfield and chair Phyfe dining room suite table chairs and buf fet Duncan coffee table glass top Welsh dres ser Childs stroller Electric broom Oak desk and 2 office chairs Kitchen utensils paint seal ers 35 camera and pro jector Lawn furniture chrome kitchen set and chairs Chrome settee Dishes glassware drapes linens floor lamps books 3 Flood lights 2 light fixtures 29 pieces of dinner ware Rus sell Wright design Number of silver pieces and cutlery Antiques Soap dish Wedge- pieces Carved walnut buffet Brass bedstead Oak churn carved oak fi Fine antique chairs upholstered Imported from England Pine tool chest Pine wash tub Washing machine 2 amber sealers Sleigh commode Pine crocks prints and pictures frames tools wooden Shoemaker articles Pharmacy bottles gold labels glass and china articles Clock Pine chest of drawers Pine kitchen cup board glass doors Number of pine cupboards pine wash- stand Boston rocker Bake board chairs Pine blanket box Odd chairs china plates bowls etc Flat irons Italian plate Bronze clock Wooden clock Early documents of York County Many other articles too numerous to mention Sale pmsharp Terms cash Alvln S Farmer and Gordon auctioneers phone Gormtey Saturday June 10 Auction sale of Hereford livestock 3 horses farm machinery Ford- son Major Tractor years old household furniture in cluding 2 freezers wringer washer very good and nearly new the property of Paul Anderson east half lot 28 con 11 King mile south of and mile south west of Sale I pm Alvln Farmer and Gordon Orr auctioneers C1W23 SENIOR WIT Barrie Woods Newmarket 4 8 2 S 2 lilacs lilies stephahotis and fern in large urns the Church of the Nazarene New market was the scene of a pretty wedding on Saturday April 29th when Miss of New market daughter of Rev and Mrs Earl of Mark- dale became the bride of Donald John Docherty son of Mr and Mrs John Docherty of Oak Ridges The ceremony was con ducted by the brides father Rev Mr the pastor of the Church of the assisted by the Rev T Taylor the superintendent of the Canada Central district of the Church of the Mrs Westafer of To ronto presided at the organ and accompanied the soloist Mrs Decks of Toronto who sang Because Wed ding Prayer and The Lords Prayer Given in marriage by her father the bride was lovely in a gown of traditional white de sole in sheath style fashioned with a full length skirt zippercd at the back ac cented with an appliqued lace pattern and encrusted with pearls to the hemline Her long train was fastened with a bow at the waist The lily- point sleeves were also in a lace pattern and encrusted with pearls Her fingertip veil of tiered nylon tulle was caught to a floral simulated pearl head piece which was a gift from Spain She carried a white Bible crested with red roses minia ture white carnations and ivy The maid of honor was Miss Enid McFadden of Toronto and Markdale the brides maids were Miss Shier of Newmarket and Miss Susan Mallard of Mount Al bert and the junior brides maid was Miss Mc- of 1 They were similarly cost umed the maid of honor In buttercup organza and the bridesmaids I mintgreen organza Their streetlength gowns were fashioned on trim lines with empire waists belltype sleeves and trains attached at the necklines pliqued flowers accented the sleeves and outline of the empire waist Their short bouffant veils were caught to headdresses shades of floral clusters They wore matching shoes Each carried a nosegaytype bou quet of yellow and white chrysanthemums The best man was Edward groom The ushers were David brother of the bride George brother of the groom and Robin Mallard Following the ceremony- a reception was held in the Mount Albert United Church To receive her guests tin of the bride chose ah looseknit jade gown with a matching threequarter length sleeve jacket match ing shoes and white acces sories Her corsage was of pink roses Assisting the mother of the bride chose an light blue sole gown fashioned with a lace top a matching jacket beige acces sories and a corsage of pink roses The United Church Women served a hot turkey dinner to 90 guests Clarence Whitmore of Montreal uncle of toe bride was the master of cere monies The brides table was cov ered with a linen cloth which had been a wedding gift from Ireland to her greataunt The prettily appointed table was centred with a threetier wedding cake which was decorated by the brides uncle Joseph Adams of Mrs Clarence was in charge of the guest book Before the dinner program was concluded bride pre sented her father Rev Earl Whitmore with a beautiful birthday cake in honor of his birthday anniversary which he was celebrating on her wedding day The lighted candles for the reception were in mint green and yellow shades which with floral table centres matched the shades of the gowns of the and the maid of honor For a honeymoon trip the bride wore a figured green dress and coat ensemble with beige accessories On their return Mr and Mrs will reside at Niagara Street Newmarket Guests were present from Montreal Trenton Newcastle Toronto Chats- worth Markdale Oak Ridges Mount Albert Zephyr Mea- ford Kinmount Brampton Milverton Holland Landing Rexdale Downs- view and New market -7-C- Li TOWNSHIP OF GwnXttiJinrf L ami i The first Instalment of the 1967 Taxes be comes due on June and if hot M the WHOLE AMOUNT of taxes become due and per month will be charged on the WHOLE AMOUNT for remainder of current IF first instalment is paid second instalment is not due until Sept No discount allowed on pre- Winch I 1 Si M T I Top brass watch as Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps Aurora parade foi their third annual inspection and presentation of colore by Sir King Township Sir Ellesworth is flanked by Commodore J CD and Ron Wilson of the Navy r TOWN OF Biggest Loop In North York EAST North York biggest and best ball league thats the handle that can be attached to the East Township Minor Softball Association To date boys and girls in the age group six to IS have regis tered to play under the As sociation banner record registration will add up to 31 house league teams and three OASA entries There will be nine atom four squirt four house league boys teams There will be 10 girls teams operating in two leagues The Township will send novice and bantam teams into North York and OASA pi ay downs The problem of getting enough coaches to go around has been solved Coaches have been located for each club This should add up to the best year in Association his lory A coach is needed fd the Sharon bantam entry in the North York League Hans are being to kick off the house league sea son the first week in July Earl is chairman Russell Frank Charle- bois vicechairman Dow- dell secretary and BUI Ellis treasurer Saturday June 24 Auction sale of household furniture Including some antique arti cles china cabinet dinner set old kitchen clock hooked rugs quilts cushions Quantity of window sash one power lawn- mower reel typo lamps dishes garden tools etc The property of Walls IK Church St Newmarket Sale at I pm Terms cash Fred Smith Auctioneer Township Official Plan Given Two Readings v BELHAVEN The propos ed official plan for North Township has not yet been adopted Only two out of the neces sary three readings have been given to the proposed bylaw The new zoning bylaw will then be circulated every property owner In the town ship If any objections to the by law ore received the Ontario Municipal Board will set Prescription our Specialty J Prescriptions Picked Up and I governing the use of land In date when complaints may be the township aired Before the official plan can Until such times as the pro be adopted and put into force posed Official Plan Is legally It must also receive the op- adopted the present zone by- proval of the Minister of Mu- law will continue in operation Affairs until rescinded by council Promptly Delivered 111 MAIN ST I I I I I AURORA Trust such eager beaver willing work er hockey executives as Bob Montgomery Jim Wilson Peter Miller and Doug Al corn to try to steal the head lines from In lato May The Aurora leaders on- B Entry OHA Moguls Ihoy forwarded an Aurora Junior hockey entry the Ontario Hockey Association which has been accepted If no hitch devel ops Aurora district fans can look forward to hot and heavy Junior hockey next season LAWN MOWER SPECIAL 1966 Models LAWN BOY REG REG T TWO YEAR GUARANTEE NEW MOTORS 37 Imt On Your FRANK ALLAN ft SON Authorized Lawn Boy Dealer 33 Holland St E Bradford Cut the work and cost of rug cleaning RENT T A Bissell Electric rug shampooer RADFORD Bradford 7752225 TOWN OF NEWMARKET 1967 NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS The ratepayers arc hereby reminded that the first Instalment of the taxes Is duo and on or before JUNK 11167 Penalties will ho added on first the ns follows JUNK JUNK and per month on the first of month thereafter to and ClerkTrenaurer 204 171 Main Street PUBLIC LECTURE at the r SUTTON WEST ONT at 730 pm The Middle Conflict Prophecy L I Armed conflict In the Middle East foretold In the Scripture bs a prelude to Clods Intervention in the attain of mankind Come and hear the evidence that God sllll controlling the affairs of the nations towards hi ultimate plan of Salvation and on V ALL NO COLLECTION TO OWNERS on MIST WEEKLY INGO MOVED To NEWMARKET TOWN HALL Thursday Night i TOWNSHIP OF NORTH NOTICE a The next regular meeting of the Council of the Corporation of the Township of North will be held in the Municipal Offices at MONDAY JUNE at pm Signed Joel Hopkins i Notice is hereby given to all persons in possession of land In accordance with The Weed Control Act Sec 3 and that unless weeds growing their lands within the Municipality of Newmarket are destroyed by date of June and through out the season the Municipality may enter upon the said lands and have the weeds destroyed charg ing the cost against the land in taxes as set out in the Act Ragweed Poison Ivy Canada Thistle C hickory Wild Carrot etc require special and continuous attention and should be uprooted and destroyed im mediately growth Is evident Although Goldenrod and Dandelions are not con sidered noxious weeds under the Weed Control Act the cooperation of all citizens is earnestly solicited in eliminating their growth Weed Inspector Bernard Lee Queen Street Phone Dated at Newmarket this day of June I I PRINTING t- Our modern precision equipment and highly- trained aftaff natures you of top quality printing quick for all your needs The Era v J Printers and Publishers Since 1852 30 Charles St Newmarket St S- Aurora FREE ESTIMATES I r mm aw m FORMS i 1 jM UK KN VRM1PKK i 8952331 T I NEWMARKET 7274024 i I i J i T vi -JV- t- iiT 11 j