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Km AMI Exerts Pace iJiwura new to the Sports Day Saturday Frank will lead the 8cbtl the year in tie district Is ttw Oct Andrew Town or Pete elds Specialty will carry the Newmarket banner Horace convener of the Mfthsll a feature of Albert Sports Day expects an entry list of seven teams to go af ter the major cash prises To date Zephyr Moon Albert and Newmarket have of entering of your old battery r- Power Condition of old it at wo ALL THE LEAD CONTENT Only and Hots to IbISS and to those SAVINGS FOR YOUR CAR Lhl 2930 1770 SS 18S0 BATTERY APPLICATION CHART If you trade in your old Battery DEDUCT From Prists TO Group not 5c- 2VH OfdablJe Olds rtmomih 3540 fowl 4141 fllidrbftkrr 3730 Ktber 4450 Mrf 4050 1SI for months months or months on the type you oho protected fcxkKKng fire or money bock voor option t4 A 4 U MAIN J a L W W X t i H News Of The News for this column must be in the office Monday night Copy must be Written briefly as possible and confined to news and reports Other than routine and announcements will be printed separately The branch meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Austin Richardson on Wednes day June The topic will be the report of the District An nual meeting Roll call is How to relax Curernt events are by Mrs White Hostesses are Mrs Clayton Pogue Mrs Van and Mrs H White Members are reminded to try and bring their membership fees to this meeting The second district annual meeting of Centre York district will be held at Pine Orchard June Mrs Norman of the branch will report the district hlstorial research and current events She will also re port on the conference was accepted as also was one from the Newmarket branch for October Invitations were re ceived from Snowball to an afternoon tea and on June and to a baking and ap ron sale from the Kettieby branch on June 27 Aurora WI is celebrating its anniversary on June 28 and Gormley has an invitation to also join it on that date The York Pioneer Historical Society is having its annual picnic at Shar on Temple grounds on Saturday June and all York County WI branches have a special in vitation to attend There will be an interesting program which includes the Vandorf Choristers and several prizes will be given for various things This will be a basket picnic V- by George Hasketf Newmarket Sports Editor held in May Mrs James Rock King branch give the report is also sponsor- Amazing feat too as coach Frank Gregoire had only eight days to train his charges Fred had good and kindly words to say about the great as sistance from alt sections as the meet rolled off without a hitch It was also a pleasure to make the annual trek to Pickering Col lege for their annual Sports Day Athletic director assistant Lou Lanier set a record themselves in run ning off the long list of contests My my Such a busy week Eckhardt and Pickering College track and field events and softball openers Quite a show those brawny lads and fleet lassies from Aurora put on as they rolled over New market and Richmond Hill Aurora swept the board taking all championships of the district home economics chest without a miss Amount of and health The King branch Institute It will be held planning in these must give a resume of the pro ject carried out at York County Home for the Aged The district president is Mrs Gormley King branch will meet in the basement of King United church on Tuesday evening June when Mrs Pearce Shropshire England a former president of an English Institute will be guest speaker She is interested in answering questions concerning the work in England and is anxious to learn about Canadian branch work Mrs Pearce is bringing an embroider ed tea cloth to King a gift from her organization A report on the district annual will be pre sented King school choir will sing and other special music will be given The ladies ot branch met at the home of Mrs Noble on May The meeting opened in the usual way Roll- call was answered by a sugges tion for rollcalls for our new program for After hav ing heard the correspondence two donations were made 10 to York County hospital and 10 to the Institute for the Blind Mem bers are to donate knitted articles or clothing for the Chil drens Aid Society Necessary arrangements were discussed concerning the district annual to be held in May An invitation was accepted to hold the June meeting at the home of Mrs Perry Winch and her mother Mrs Barton Ward The meeting day will be held one week earlier than usual Date is June Also an invitation was accepted to visit Albert Institute for heir meeing June The remainder of the meeting was spent in planning the pro gram for the coming year It took considerable time No oth er program for the meeting had been planned A social halfhour was enjoy ed over the teacups and the meeting adjourned near the Gormley post office on Thursday June 28 Further will be seen on posters and delivered in your mail box A demonstration of the sewing machine was interesting and were sure we would all like to have one of these outfits that can do so many timesaving things The financial report was read and the following are some of the past years expenditures 3475 for flowers to bereaved and flow ers and fruit for the sick to Manitoba Flood Relief 5 Prin cess Alice fund 10 York Coun ty hospital 5 the Red Cross Aurora rest room 5 to the In stitute for the Blind to the fund expenses towards the York county centen nial 25 to our scholarship fund 3 for three baby bank books for a snow suit for our adopt ed French boy for a par cel to our sister Institute in Eng land and for groceries to a needy family A sale plants at this meet ing brought in over and this will be used to start a flower and sick fund Dont forget the District Annual at Pine Orchard on June Our June meeting will bo on Tuesday June 2C at the home of Mrs Roy Hewlett The Elmhurst Beach branch will meet at the home of Mrs Win King on June at pm Please bring photos and mater ial to start our his tory also any items of Institute news to start a WI scrap book Rollcall Flower quotation or The school spirit at PC is wonderful to behold and com petition keen for every point Eight records fell and possibly more would have toppled except tor the strong southeaster hold ing back the flying feet of tho sprinters Bert Kellock a speedster out of Ottawa featured with five firsts in intermediate A Its a treat to watch this spring step loose joint chap take the hurd les at a record or near record clip Floodlights No we havent forgotten them Charlie Zant reports the fund is now at The surface has just been scratched and well have those lights yet Albert Top- ham Is assistant number one and is a Brampton native and has the gen on the Brampton installa tion Landed a good chap to look after the dept in Ken Too busy to say anything about the secretary but well do our best to get thoso lights You only had to lend an ear to the whoop and holler Monday at the flats to know the Town Leaguers are taking things seriously Joint slick fielding side and name a wild flower Handcraft demonstration by Mrs Report of convention Refreshment committee Mrs Lowndes Mrs W and Mrs The meeting of Sharon branch has been cancelled this week Further particulars next week Union Street branch will meet at the home of Mrs A Thursday June at pm Rollcall home remedy for burns etc Exchange of plant slips Report of district annual by dele gate Topic I Economics and Health Program committee Mrs Beckett Mrs V Skin ner Mrs Burgess Hostesses Mrs Mrs It Cowic- Mrs English Mrs Peregrine The May meeting of the branch was held on Wednes day of last week at the home of Mrs Smith Rollcall was Something my mother taught me and fees were paid The usual business was then dealt with An invitation to visit Tem- branch on June 13 Eckhardt Cup Results firV bum -K- the principal front r SERVICE DRIVE NEWMARKET W i a I SENIOR BOYS yds It Linton Aurora Busy Aurora Newmarket sees 220 yds Linton A J Hugo Johnston Richmond Hill s 880 yds P Johnston It Murchison Busby A s mile run P John ston D Morning A min shot put D Busby A A S Latimer Discus Latimer Busby A A running broad Lin ton A J Hugo A It Me standing broad Linton Wray A Gil bert high jump A Smith GUI pole vault Harrison A G Bur- A hop step and jump A Wray A J Hugo relay Newmarket Aurora Richmond Hill Champion Ross Linton Aur ora INTERMEDIATE yds J A West 11 s 220 yds J A Grainger RH K 248 new record yds Morning A West N 2 s shot put VranaA L Grainger Alpine A discus A Tate J Richards A running broad jump K A K A West 2V standing broad jump Browning A Cook A it Milton RH OH high jump Johnson A Grainger RH Tate pole vault Cook A Tate N J Wilson hop step and jump K A K A Tate N relay New market Aurora Richmond Hill Champion Ken Aurora JUNIOR boys 100 yds Dick A Atkinson shot put Hart RH Ether- A Brown A discus Hart Jones R A running broad jump A Dick A 17 standing broad jump Dick A P Atkinson RH high jump A RH A pole vault Youngberg hop step and jump Geddes Dick Knowlcs A 37 IOVj re lay Newmarket Richmond Hill Aurora Champion Ron Aur ora SENIOR girls yds G Morning A Richardson A I Rogers high jump Morning A Richardson A R RH new record standing broad jump Richard son A Morning A new rec ord throw I RH Stickley Green basketball accuracy J N 1 Mnshintcr volleyball keep- up Johnston and J Quinn Wilde and I RH and J A relay yds Aurora Newmarket Rich mond Hill Champion Morning Aur ora INTERMEDIATE yds J Stevenson A A A high jump A J Stevenson S standing broad jump A J Scaton A J Stevenson RH 7 new record softball throw J Mably Cooper M A basket ball accuracy Roberts G A volleyball keepup Cooper and S RH G Hoare and J Seybel A J Cole A relay 300 yds Richmond Hill Aurora New market Champion Grace Aur ora JUNIOR 60 yds C Busby A Mitchell high jump A Oilman N Clements N standing broad jump A Grows A A Stevenson RH throw B Foster Mitchell Sanderson basketball accur acy A M Adams A Sedore volleyball keepup M Adams and Rule A Smith and Specht A and Lothian relay yds Richmond Hill Aurora Newmarket Champion Nancy Aurora string of potential hitters pardon us hitters bopped off Mick Smiths Bellringers no truth to the rumor after the beating that Coach Smith has signed some ops to fight the battle from here on But to get back to the Town league those box car scores will begin to fade now and you fans can start to look for some rous ing scraps The McComb-Kcats- the Triple sevens look strong enough to cop the bunting with nifty fielding infield and strong swat corps headed by Hack Cain Joint McComb and Harvey Gibney We can feel our neck being tied in a knot now by Harry Boag Alb Topham Pete and Peaches VanZant for dropping the Specialty to second rung a close runnerup that is Have Hoffmans in about third and Bell Telephone fourth quit twisting our arm Smitty Atom ics fifth and for the present will have to stick to basement Long bases Will the baseball cycle move in again It would seem so Hardly a tap of mush- ball will be played among the public school laddies Every young nipper carting a glove around and doing what he ought to on the big diamond Certain ly more opportunities for the squirts to go places in hardball than in the short base game Why North York doesnt organ ize its minor baseball well nev er know Potential league of Aurora Richmond Hill Mark- ham Stouftvillc Sutton and Newmarket is there for the mak ing Can remember in days gone by Simmons headed a strong circuit that included junior juvenile midget and ban tam teams Frank Hollingsworth who does more than anyone we know to keep the young nippers out of mischief in this respect is worried about opposition for our minor teams Frank says there is a need for a coach manager and sponsor for a midget base ball crew Any takers The Optimist club is financing the peewces and bantams in OBA as last year and doing a terrific job by the way but the finan cial drain is heavy and they cant assume the responsibility for a third crew Anyone interested in becoming a can con tact Mr for infor mation on the subject the producer An economical ami durable WOODS MILK COOLER A will for itself in savings on reduced spoilage labor Save Money i m The modern farm means a labor saving farm Wasted time is wasted money Install a labor and time saving pressure system which will assure you of a ready supply of water when you need it Pedlar barn and stable equipment USE ERA AND EXPRESS CLASSIFIEDS WHEN BUYING OR SELLING YOUR HOME YORK COUNTY JUNIOR FARMERS DANCE CEDAR BEACH GARDENS MUSSELMANS LAKE NORTH SHORK FRIDAY JUNE 8th m Norm Stirlings Kingsmen 10 piece orchestra DANCING TO I ADMISSION 100 PER PERSON Norman Richmond Hill President Secretary Beach LAKE DANCING Every Saturday VAN WALKER and His Orchestra WALTER SCOTT VOCALIST AM