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CONSULT YOUR many If you lire not sure of the yon want your directory the quickest way of finding it Now ihe lime to check your person list of frequently called numbers and bring it uptodate mum bode Mom King Twp Family ReUnited After Brother Absent 41 Years In the find a convenient alphabetical listing by trade or service showing where to hoy and where to TILIfHONE COMPANY OF CANADA Kt After an absence of years Mr John Ross aged Cal gary Alberta was recently re united with his brother William Ross 83 and his sis lers Mrs Charles Willis SO years of age Aurora and Mrs Charles Sturdy Keswick They were the children of Phillip Ross and were raised on farm on the concession line later owned by the late Alfred Bay tea and now the Chandler home When Ross left Kinghorn in he had the intention of remaining in the west for so long without making a visit to these parts He was a carpenter by trade and work was plentiful and besides he found Calgary a fine place for a home And friends His wife died and a year and a half ago he remarried When it recently became urgent for her to undergo an operation they came to Chicago where her daughter lives When she was well enough to leave Mr Ross came on to King to stay with his brother to say he noted many changes in the district and be cause so many of his friends of former days had passed away his visit was not as interesting as it would have been a few years ago He also found that his nephew Hugh Ross had torn down the old house and moved it into King City where it is now the fine home of Mr J Grew The reunion with his brother and sisters was a very happy ex perience for Mr Ross who is wedded to Calgary in every with the families and Mrs Will at Kinghorn and near Newmarket he visited Mr Jack Bowser whose family had lived at next door to the school sense of the term He visited Geo Snyder AMOUNT ALBERT Mr Campbell River BC was a visitor this Week at the home of his brother Mr Ed It Is fortyfive years since Mr left town so naturally he saw quite a change in the vil lage The of the United church held its monthly meeting at the home of Mrs Herb Hai on Wednesday with 13 ladies present Mrs Theater gave the study book on Africa especially the villages of Angola This mission before church union was under the Congregational church but since has beer taken over by the United church Anniversary services will be held in the United church on Sunday Oct 26 with Rev Dyer New Toronto as guest speaker The Horticultural Soc iety held its meeting on Thursday evening The report of the fall flower show was very encourag ing but financially the society is not so well off If members find they are being asked to help with something to raise funds to get the debts paid we hope you will do so They also have a separ ate fund to finish up the task of renovating the old cemetery which is coming along nicely but will take some time yet Any one who cares to give to this work can do so by getting in touch with the secretary Mr hope A large crowd gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Leslie Mount last Tuesday evening in honor of their daughter Shirley a bridetobe The room was beautifully decorated in pink and white and the bride and groom were seated under a decorated umbrella They received many beautiful gifts after which a bounteous lunch was enjoyed Mr and Mrs Angus Tor onto visited Mr and Mrs Will Shields on Sunday Mr Archie Dike has returned home from York County hospi tal and is still confined in bed We wish hint a speedy recovery Mr and Mrs Andrews and Helen visited Mr and Mrs Dike IJoh Sunday evening v A- ft miscellaneous shower was held in the fifth for Mr Galloway oil Moil- day evening- ie house was dectfyatutiliylThe bride and rieceiyed many beautiful gifts after which a bounteous lunch was enjoyed by all Mrs Beers Mrs Bailey had suppler on Sunday with MP arid Mrs Howard egg- Mr and Mrs Harold Smith and Eleanor Niagara Falls had din ner on Sunday with Mrs Stew art Mr and Mrs Gordon Bond at tended Fair last Satur day The Newmarket and Express Thursday Oct Page King City And District Mrs Laura Rolling Phone correspondent 0 ansnotWeld Mr Grand Ra pids USA conducted the ser vices at the Christian Reformed church here on Sunday The girls club Martha and PTA have resumed their regu lar meetings for the coming sea son The choir also meets again every Thursday evening Mr and Mrs M J Havinga Toronto spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Matthews Mr Sidney son of Mr and Mrs Charley had the misfortune of losing part of his finger in a machine while at work in Aurora Thanks to the prompt service of Bradford fire brigade A fire at the home of Mr and Mrs was soon under control The loss was celery crates but all the buildings were saved New Matt Service Record History was made at King post office on the morning of Oct Customers were able to get their morning first class mail from Toronto and the Toronto morn ing daily newspaper soon after am This represents a time- saving of over an hour The first boxes of rural routes one and two had delivery before Route three was not so for tunate as a temporary arrange ment puts delivery behind the time of the other routes did his own of miles and was back to take delivery boxes covering finishing at the post office before hoot This latter Is arrange rnent since Mr Frank retired K The King wrestling club is increasing the senior boys hew applications from several others who work on local farms Coach Bob re- minds the years and there is room for many members in this group The clubs summed show In the park was firi outstanding success end has encouraged the pursuit of this physical training which the coach points gives Farmers clubs is a special In its third year operation This years machinery exhibition will be en larged The King and associ ation provides free lunches for all plowmen and helpers and a banquet in the evening served by the A of United church The public may buy meals and attend the banquet i Carl Shaw of Klemburg is president- of the association Wilfred AiicKison first vicepres Marshall King second vicepres Andrew Ray Jennings Aurora sec Bruce Davis Memory Acres King Apple Day Oct It Saturday Oct First King Scouts and Cub Pack will be calling on householders and places of business to sell apples Known as Apple Day every one familiar with Its signifi cance it is the one day in the year arc allowed to make appeal for voluntary contributions to carry on the work of the organisation VVhen the boy places an apple in your he strengthened his confi dence in your belief in his troop or pack arid you in turn show him he worthy of your sup port- best results when taken regular New J ta5j 1 gRtw J NEW COLORS ft am a wide of tod twotone in field J to color m o4 STRENGTH and COMFORT of Fisher Unlifeel Construction Sleet welded to above joy otiod form a of and You feel olidne drive EXTRA of Cenfrepolse Power Heres power youd hardly fcnow Jo the cat Engine rides flex iby centred poised cushioned rubber to screenout from driver and passengers EXTRA RIDING COMFORT of Improved KneeAction Unitized ride It now than New shock action SHADELITE Reduces Glare Heat with exclusive shaded for extra ShadeLite round and beat helps instant spring drive more the ride the bump extra cost EXTRA SMOOTHNESS of POWER DAILY FOR TORONTO VIA WINNIPEG SASKA TOON JASPER Standard and tourist sleeping cars bedrooms compartments buffet lounge dining modem coaches Automatic Transmission Its more than an automatic leant With Head alone Its a with extrapowerful STO WNO of ftrohoo mote foe mot with few effort hate eatra Bonded tip to twice m km I of Steering If i ring smoother fee to road or manoeuvre with ease little effort EXTRA PRESTIGE of Canadas Most Popular Car choice choice Enjoy of the car that them til in year after year Nationwide preference tor Chevrolet con firms jour good Choke and in its field is oil- cooled Optional on Luxe models at extra cost MORE PEOPIE BUY THAN ANY OTHER CAR A MOTORS VALUE owes priced h IN ITS Sedan Jitti tot lets man on Model In lit of stondord rim depend en of priced so low Is 20 years J a long time It depends on your age Oldsmobile Phone THE CHEVROLET DEALER FOR ALL YOUR AUTOMOTIVE NEEDS r i A man of forty cam look for ward to wan rears and in year ran build up within bis present means help enjoy his later year At the same time he can far the welfare of fiunllr hap pen to him Lei show you how a Mutual Ufa of Canada policy combines beat features of and plan at modest UTUAL A A A ReprtsenUtlvo for Newmarket and Aaron Oat He trains only in safe amateur style- The King City clubs gymnasium is run- on a nonprofit basis for the physi cal benefit of local boys at one dollar membership per year Those wishing to join for fun and clean sportsmanship are ad vised to contact Mr Matt Bell or coach Bob McLeod Sacred Heart School Winners The project competition sponsored by The Canadian Trades Alphabet publication has brought prizes to nine pupils of Sacred Heart separate school and a special award of IS to the school The children- chose Canadian industries which re quired extensive research dis cussions an led by pictures drawings or mo dels Literature especially pre pared by Canadian advertising firms helped them with their project and essays One stuf dent submitted handwriting as the project All entries were forwarded by April and the results were received by the principal Sister last week The work was done der the guidance of the former principal Sister Mary Rita took cotton as her project winning 10 prize money Rosalie Stewart GLL nylon winning Dorothy OReilley Kleenex Dolores Turrin Dor othy Aluminum 3 Hugh 3 Greenwood Pep sodent toothpaste 1 McLean Westinghouse and Michael hand writing The departure of Mr John A Meyer managing editor of the Era and Express for new fields of endeavor in the capital city of Ottawa is a change which those who have worked with him sincerely regret At the same time it is one which will Undoubtedly bring htm wider experience and continued suc cess Mr Meyer has always been worthy of the admiration and loyally of his staff and -cor- respondents to whom he gave inspiration encouragement and confidence Personally we are very sorry indeed to lose Mr Meyer but happy that his suc cessor is Jack Struthers the for news editor He has the qualities of pa tolerance and understanding which his chief possessed The Era arid Express passes into capable hands Best of luck J J Meyer and alt success to John Plowmen Meet m m As it is Vaughan townships turn this year to have Hie aft plowing match of the King and Vaughan Plowmens Associ ation the meet wilt be staged on Tuesday Oct a south of the Ago of on the James Reid farm lot concession and known as the old farm Entries will fae in field plowing to com mence at 10 oclock sharp tractors starting 1 The association is of its prize list which compares- favor ably with any local province This is no hearsay as the King plow men organization has maintain ed this reputation year Rafter year An additional class this year corresponding with a simi lar class in the provincial match at Carp this week is Tractor Stubble open to any student at tending a secondary school and reading within the county of York Agriculture is one ma jor subjects taught in high schools and request for this class has come from teachers There are six prizes from down to 10 The tractor driving competition between Veilore and Junior Installation of new hydro elec tric transformers King City and area which started in Aug ust is changing the system to volts Crews arc working in the village and west to King horn The Increase in voltage from will give more power The old transfor mers Were in for a great many years and on some of them the load has grown very heavy as more users of hydro installed power Remembrance Banquet The Ladies Auxiliary King branch are planning for the third annual Remembrance banquet which wilt be held on Tuesday Nov 11 This sion is held for members of the Legion and Auxiliary as well as all district veterans and corn- arid features special guests including the Ontario Command president Mr A If Aurora Mr Joseph is Legion president Cooking School will be master of ceremonies when the Robin Hood cooking school sponsored by King United A will be held next week Oct and in McDonald and Wells hall Demonstrations will com mence at pm through to each night Mrs A J Gordon past presi dent Mrs Austin Rumble president will open proceedings An expert and her helper will wbrk on the stage using two cook stoves Twentyfive shop ping bags of groceries and spe cial prizes from local merchants will be given away on each ev ening Free recipes will also be distributed to everyone present The food that is baked will also be given as lucky prizes Each admission ticket bears a number and these will be drawn for all 0 Miss Belle gin was companion to Miss An sister of Eaton who died following an accident there Miss had often visited Miss McCat- the McMurchy home at Strange K and Bowes and their old daughter ChristinaV paid a visit to Mr Bowes sister Mrs Austin Rumble on Saturday line spent last week wit he daugh ter Wrs Peter Kite at Brant ford only is Kite a year and a half Old Mrs- Kinghorn has had a touch of pneumonia but Is quickly Like other households the current in fluenza and common cold made inroads to family At the annual fall rally of Presbyter held at Davenport Presby terian church on Oct were Miss Alice Ferguson Jessie Miss Jean Mrs Jus Brown Airs Rhoda and Mrs and Mrs Ernest Mr and Mrs Boy IT left by motor Monday morning for they visited a nephew Leslie who paid a visit recently They wearer the provincial plowing match at Corp part of yme hooper Winter and his left King oh Sat after a months leave of absence They visited Doreens parents Mr and Mrs Noble tics mother and family at An gus While here motored his mother to hos pital where his father Reg Win ter is ill with a heart condition MORE KING NEWS Page- W r rSl -yJ2M-