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J LTD I FEEDS More for your money ARTISTS EQUIPMENT GUILD MANUFACTURERS OF QUALITY FRAMES SKETCH BOXES EASELS AND GESSO BOARDS SMALL SELECTION OF HIGH QUALITY PICTURES FOR SALE PROPRIETORS Water Street I Newmarket Three Poho Cases In County This Summer There has been little polio in Out of inspections during summer the month of July a lit- MILTS RENTACAR Davis Drive East Phone Res RATES Include Gas Oil etc Plus per mite SI per up to per day per week HUDSON per mile A SAFE Prove all things by we of God all ministers all preaching all sermons writing all opinions all all by the Word all by the measure of the Weigh all by the fe Bible Test the crucible of the Bible That York County this cording to Dr King MO and director of the York Coun ty Health Unit Up to the time of Dr Kings most recent report August there have only three people in the county who have acquired poliomyelitis Dr H Douglas ap pointed to the staff the York County Health Unit as an assist ant to King Dr Douglas is a 1943 graduate of the University Toronto school of medicine spent years the RCA- Mp the has been in general practice for the last eight years and comes to the York County Wealth Unit from Port School An difficiaf inspection of the school buildings is made each health unit A corn- abide the fire- the on the sanitary ceive hold believe ventila- USE ERA AND EXPRESS CLASSIFIEDS IN TURNING ARTICLES YOU NO LONGER NEED INTO CASH ROWLANDS RADIATOR and GARAGE SERVICE Repair RADIATORS to all AMD CARS Drill Hall at PHONE 1245 Fair Grounds NEWMARKET That which cannot of the Bible reject refuse w and cast awai USE ME I am the Bible I am Gods library To the weary pilgrim am a strong Staff To the one who sits in gloom I am glorious Light To those who stoop beneath heavy burdens I sweet Rest To him who has lost his way I am a safe Guide To the discouraged I whisper a glad message of Hope To those who suffer in loneliness I am a Friend Use me CONCRETE LOCKS Pine Orchard Block Co VALLEY Phono Mount Albert MOUNT It has been A busy for the farmers with threshing and combining In swings There was good attendance of children the daily Vacation Bible school and wo were favors with a lovely day Friday for the picnic at York County park to Mr and Mrs tome Hoover who have a new daughter Mr Herb Cole has been ill Mrs John Cooper anil son GcraloV visited Kit on Sunday Mrs J ft has had her two grandsons from visiting her this latft lvo weeks Mr Murray is vMUnj his sister in Montreal Sunday services arc Sunday school at a and worship at pm KEStfCK Hill Toronto was a weekend guest Mrs Vm and Mrs Miss Jackie Toronto is spending a few days this week at the Lloyd home Mrs James Wright spent the weekend with friends at a cot tage north of Sorry to report Mrs Red is confined to bed Sixtyfive guests attended the wedding at the Christian church on Saturday of Mary Baldwin to Bernard Kay Del haven Rev per formed the ceremony and the women of the church catered for the reception Mr and Mrs Isaac were calling on friends here last week Their son Bill and his wife are to occupy one of Miss Joy MarriUs cottages for this week Era and Express Classifieds Brings Results Try One tips heating facilities is sent school board concerned health hazards in the school are drawn to the attention of the boar and recommenda tions are to meet the diffi culties School boards have ap preciated the suggestions offered and in many cases have acted upon the recommendations out too much delay The importance of providing a healthy environment for the school child is becoming more and more appreciated by school boards and parents The school building should not be a hazard the childs health Since the average school chilol spends to six hours of each day in school the school facilities and accommodation have an import ant bearing on his development from the health standpoint as well as the education standpoint protection of the childs health must be a major concern of school boards says King Jin his report Considerable attention is fre quently devoted to protection of the school childs Good vision can be impaired by poor lighting facilities in the school and poor vision can be made much worse A recent review of inspection reports of school throughout the munici palities in the original York bounty Health Unit indicates that inadequate lighting facilities arc ok major deficiency in school fa cilities and a major hazard to school health Approximately one out of every weight classrooms has inadequate lighting to harass the eyesight of the pupils Illumination of the blackboard area is particularly poor with approximately one out of every six classrooms with blackboard illumination that does not meet a minimum standard Deficiencies are due partly to in adequate lighting equipment and partly to inadequate use of exist ing lighting facilities It is surprising to note that much can be with What is hand at the present time in many schools by merely washing dust and accum dead flies off the surfaces f lighting fix tures In other situations the use of light colored paint on ceil ings and walls of the classroom could make a tremendous im provement in the use of light that is now available in the classroom Many classrooms have complete ly inadequate light fixtures In view of the available free advice and assistance from Illuminating Engineering firms there is little excuse for inadequately lighted schoolrooms today says the It General Sanitation Again emphasis is placed upon the major problem in the field of public health in the York County area the sanitary disposal of waste from domestic premises tie more than con cerned with waste disposal dif ficulties The steady program new home building throughout the area tends to add a certain amount of trouble to the present situation insofar home build ers are often motivated by econ omy to the point of making sfei- installations that do not pro vide nnniumiiecttp the health of the people in the While routine ser vices keep such situations fe- minimum there is still a great need for a sincere desire or the part of people to protect their own health and that of their neighbors by insuring minimum standards of waste disposal for new buildings King reports Old existing problems of waste disposal can not always be ade quately handled in individual cases due to gradual accumula tions of impossible and insur mountable situations surrounding them Municipalities which are turning a blind eye to the needs of community waste disposal on a municipal basis he says are putting off until a later and more costly day a problem which is growing in size with every pass ing hour Mr and Mrs Harry combs and family have returned from a motor trip to Ottawa Mon treal Quebec and a boat trip through the Thousand Islands Guests of Mrs on Sunday were and Mirs Clare Smith Grimsby and Mr and Mrs Win StaUibrass Mrs Angus Smith with her niece Miss Florence spent most of last week at her and Mrs Bedford at their cottage hake Mrs Fred Johnston spent last week with her aunt Mts Mr Gordon and Mary Lou visited Mr and Mrs Sydney Thompson last week before leaving for their cottage at on Lake Mrs Ceo Wilson an children Toronto Spent last week with her sister Watts Mrs cently visited her cousins Mr brother cottage Island near and Dan Visited Mrs Mrs on Sun day Mr and Mrs Gordon Elliott SJinday in Toronto has sold home and his wife and have moved to Brown- and Mrs Sydney Milne Holidaying for a week at J- Mrs Vernon Newmarket is staying a few days with Mrs Albert ne Miss sold her proper ty ypcently Mrs Maickihnon has been vis iting her daughter Mrs Joe Master Dennis To ronto is spending some holidays with his grandparents Mr and Geo Shipmnn Mrs Stanley Sutton a guest of her The Era and Express Thursday Sept Page pie Womans Association will hold the September meeting oil Thursday Sept Hostesses for the supper will be Smith Mrs Mrs Ross Chapman Mrs Ray Glass and Mrs Soy Watts Guests at the last Mr arid Mrs Graham Kent Hamilton and Jackson Mrs and Misses Jessie and Lillian Bookings for Land Sea and Air TRAVEL BUREAU Herbert Authorized for All Steamship Lines Main Street Newmarket Phone 1 IK New Road At King Elton Armstrong wel comed a group of publishers and editors of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association when they visited the new service sta tion and restaurant at the King City iloverleaf last Thursday morning They were guests of the Ontario department of high ways when Hon George the minister and the deputy minister M A were hosts In touring highway the publishers and editors were given the opportunity to see the results of the provincial plan to give safe speedy controlledaccess roads They also saw the pleasant view from the expansive highway and the planting of trees and shrubs along the rightofway They noted the absence of sign hoards which allows for an unobstructed view of the countryside Reeve Armstrong brought greetings from the council of King township and its residents enjoy Country homes neat thriving hamlets a chain of seen- lakes rolling countryside and fine agricultural farms produce a varied type of life for he said The productive vege table producing land in the Hol land Marsh gives the township signal honor We welcome you he said knowing that if Mrs SennetU would settle the townships you would enjoy its benefits Mayor Crawford Rose Aurora brought greetings from his town and President Walls Bar rio was spokesman for the CW which was holding its an nual convention in Toronto Breakfast was served to in Mr and Mrs of Detroit have been holidaying with his mother Mrs Silas Sen- Mrs Bain Toronto is spending a week at the residence Mr and Airs Stiff and Mr and Mrs Frank all more 400 restaurant at the of Toronto were Sunday guests service station of the TIRES AT WHOLESALE COST a In order to reduce our inventory of new tires we offer this excess stock on a first come first served basis to our customers a I Tire size de luxe Peerless X If de luxe x Peerless x 15 luxe 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