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92. | NEWMARKET VETERANS ASSOCIATION | 19 30 Since year 1930 the Veterans of Newmarket have been known as | "The Newmarket Veterans Association". Previously the Newmarket | Vets remained affiliated with the North York Veterans and by year 1936 there was in excess of fifty members in good standing. Mr. A. Elphinstone was the immediate Past President while Presidenat for 1936--37 was Alfred (Mickey) Smith, and the Vice President was Bob White. The erection of the War Memorisal on D'Arcy Street in 1935 is indicative | of the manner in which the Newmarket Club has carried on its work. In 1948 the Newmarket Veterans Association affiliated itself with the Canadian Corp of..Toronto and were known as Branch 119 of this organization. In the same year the local organization was responsible for the erection of the Cenotaph on a plot in the Newmarket Cemetery. The Veterans were determined to have a club they could call their own so the Association acquired the property at 406 Millard Avenue which was the previous location of the Free Methodist Church.,. Since that time membership has increased to approximately 200. The Executive members of the Newmarket Veterans Association at time of doing this profile, January 8, 1983, is listed below. President Harold Brown Past President Roy Smally, Property & Cemetery Chairman. First Vice President Bud Tuck Membership Carmen Shire Sergeant at Arms Art Willianm Secretary Larry Imrie i Treasurer Position no longer exists | Welfare Bill Fines Bar Chairman Al Robinson Sports Rob Dutton Building Angus Matheson Social members, Spokesman Ken Edwards 1 F .£&.0. Sandy Sinclair | Administrator Herb Fletcher ' Auxiliary »~Chairman Carol Crompton j The policy of the Newmarket Club has always been and still remains | to assist the Veterans and his or her family whenever needed. To associate and promote good fellowhsip among War Veterans.. To maintain and conduct a club for the accommodation, convenience and recreation of War Veterans and their families.