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and Professional INSURANCE Lift Wirt Automobile and Casualty AM St Newmarket PHONE MOUNT ALBERT INSURANCE Pensions Family and Mortgage Life Insurance SI PHONE AURORA PA fincmMes MUTUAL OP CANADA AURORA fire Auto and Financing MISCELL DRUG FOR PRESCRIPTIONS AND Sunday Jan 19S7 Phone Chester Best of The Beat Store The Beit Drug Store Will Be Open All Next Week Jan Jan 12th Until pm Going to the Old Country by Ship or Airplane Reservation for Steamships Airline and Cruises HERBERT GOODHOOFD Travelbureau Official agent for all steamship lines Trans Canada Airline and K1M Main St Newmarket Phone Federation Urges Fanners Help Provide Hungarians Accommodation Ontario farmers were asked to- croups that have already arrived Page The Newmarket and Thursday HER J IS HOP HUP AND HEALING Note article aerie will contain facta a a public service this new paper in cooperation with the Ontario elation Since the end of World War I Is selected the identification there ha been a great influx of is applied almost immediately day to help provide temporary accommodation for Hungarian refugees coming into Ontario The appeal to Ontario farmers was made by Lloyd Jasper presi dent of the farmermem ber Ontario Federation of Agri culture Some Hungarian many as percent arc farm workers he added and we are that farmers will avail themselves of this new labor sup ply Mr Jasper is urging all On tario farmers who can offer tem porary accommodation even if only until the spring to contact LEGAL CORNER Barrister and Notary Public Aurora Ontario Aurora FA PA STAN TROYER and Garden Equipment Mill Tlnirr T A Barrister Solicitor Public PA torn Ml LTnRQTOft Sanitary Contractor Cleaned and Septic Tank 21Hour Service HIM TtKNglt into Ontario from many parts of the world This in crease in population has resulted in a proportionate increase our birth rate In 1951 for example a total of were born in On tario The following year this nu mber had increased lo One hospital alone over a month period recorded more than births Since about per cent of all babies born in Ontario now come into the world in a ap proximately or more births now occur in hospitals In this province every months Many newborn babies look a great deal alike so that care and caution must be exercised in the procedure of identifying infants The incidence of actual of babies in hospitals is extrem ely low but hospital authorities are well aware that the confusion which can result from such a hap pening can be a great concern and anxiety to the families concerned Various methods are used by hospitals in Ontario to make pos itive identification of newborn babies Of course each of these methods has to bo safe and convenient Probably the most common method of identifi cation the use of name beads in necklaces wristlets or anklets Another device is the adhesive back tag but no matter what me- lowing birth to enure that no er ror occurs Some institutions re cord the babys fingerprints foot prints or handprints while still others photograph trie babies Today this is one of the many phases of hospital operation where great care is taken and ev ery possible means of error elim inated to thus ensure a real sense of security for the patient and freedom from worry by all con cerned gees are expected in Ontario by immediately the secretary of January Mr Jasper said It their county federation of as much the responsibility of culture The secretary turn Ontario farm as it is the will report the information lo responsibility of Ontario cities j the Toronto head office of the and towns lo help these brave Ontario Federation of secure a foothold in Can- 1 lure ado Notices are going out to all our county federations of agri culture to urge the farmers in Mr Jasper indicated the Ontario Federation of Agricul ture had conferred with authori ties in Toronto who arc for Hungarian refugees regard less of whether or not these peo ple are farm workers Mr Jas per said Naturally we are pleased to note that in some he said were pleased with the Federations plans attempt to locale accommodation in rural Ontario for some of the refugees NEWMARKET Social News Miss Jean visited her sister Mrs Roy Kir- 1 ihls week i Mr and Mrs Ronald Beckett and family Marmora spent the holiday with Mr Becketts moth er Mrs Edith Rev and Mrs Lloyd Mino and family a 1 Centre spent Christmas with Mr Minos fam ily and having dinner with Mr and Mrs Bruce ville Neil Reynolds of Iconic Park College is spending the Christ mas holidays with his parents Rev and Mrs Reynolds Mr and Mrs Stan Gibbons and family visited Mrs Gibbons parents Mr and Mrs Ralph Da vis of on Christmas day Mr and Mrs Ross Thompson Cedar Valley spent Christmas with Mrs Thompsons mother Mrs Mary Crowder FIXIT Birthday Club are extended wishes Hits week In SOLICITORS ft M It M HA I jj J ISA MAIN fi4571 Builders Contractors or market I year old on lire Farmers A MILLS and Notary Public Main St Newmarket Herald Irwin Newntar- years old on Saturday I i ml No Linda Fletcher Newmarket Spruce ittmlwr m Monday 2L David Arthur or years old on Tuesday He VIOLET Conveyancing Insurance Si ItV Newmarket on the job truck lw Newmarket years old oi Lumber Co Write for prices Tort on da Dee W- Park years old on Wednesday ec Robert Miller Interment for Clarke Kemp ltd Islington was on Saturday at Newmarket cemetery A former resident of Newmarket he died n Thursday 20 at HI Michaels hospital Toronto where he had three operations during the pre vious two weeks Ho was Vice President and Dir ector of Ltd New Toronto a member of Islinj- Ion United church and a member of Sutinylea Toronto and Moore Consistory A decree Mason he was a past master of lodge Horn at Mills ho was the son of the late Rev ami Mrs Henry Kemp The late Rev Kemp at one time was minister at Methodist church Gordon Kemp at that time was attending Newmarket high school He served with the engineers overseas in first world war PENROSE ST Ill i2lfi A toiilractoi years old on Friday Dec Send in your name addrcvt Dining the lab- twenties and ami a of thirties he operated Km and stores in the In Hie Newmarket club Maffcem and Clark A Hay Toronto Norman Vlalhewv I Allan J Telephone i ACCOUNTANT CONtIN 25ZAMainSt Gartered Accountant Cottar Harper Co ACCOUNTANTS J I JACKSON Resident Partner ISO Hirers Nrunurkrt Telephone INCOME TAX CONSULTANT work wanted EMERSON GOODMANS SALVAGE COMPANY iJ of jml nulerUJi plie teel jjiKlf in Iron cable roils mill Ml Kit lit- wjinnkfl i Public in MARY I- tiiKN An a Ill I HIS MR LEON NASH It MX Church SI lie ho Mil TUITION FIJI VOCAL PIANO AND Ilil W your next trip Your aqeiit can We cue of alt the jjs of your trip You wilt have no fttnfruj Jop- or other while you route you wilt ho free to enjoy Minute mtdlhiitics he and family went to where he ttvv4 Hint municipality a a member of cm I the world war hi was in of a section the highway during He resided on St Newmarket from In lulft He joined the firm in ami was Well known in the industry Surviving him are his widow formerly of New- the daughter of the late Mr and traye Mrs J K Niagara HI Newmarket a four brothers of Mich of Newmark et Stanley Kemp of Kails and Garnet of aii I service whs at fun Saturday at Hie Islington wer Clarence Stan and J lunulas law Ted of Newmarket his business Stan Mil- Isliniton and Harry I lean DENTAL MISCELLANEOUS and Andrew Newmaiket Will accept lor the IF coming term instruction for Organ and Queen Street 11 lit SI Phone Poller Off Ire Off tee TW 270 1 TW DR KELLY Main v Main HI Newmarket Era and Express Classifieds Bring Results SAMPLE PACKAGE TOUR KENTUCKY CAVES From Tcionlo return faro hotel tujtititM room metis tours and Diamond Catcrn Ask your agent about other package AND AT King George Hotel MONK Ton lule ltst Week Tin school concert was a on Monday night at the school Mrs and Miss me both to be congratulated as well ai the a Mis I Inn Column a of days Inst wik at Hie of Mr Done McClure for Sunday night lea at the Hover home were Mr and Mra Gardner Toronto On Mr and Mrs and Mrs McClure and Mr Madtll motored to to visit the A Mr and Mrs and Mr Charlie Greenwood spent Sat urday evening in Aurora at the home Mr The Institute meet- at home of Mrs Ted Johnson Newmarket was well attended on Christina was theme Tho lndualrlea committee sold cookies The next meeting will be a bus trip place of In tel est In Toronto on Jnn or more informal ion contact their mill in mar ket by art per cent in tin mouths of compared the of AM BUT TEMPORARY BLOCK TO GAS JEFF SMITH AND KEATING Hml Dr Chases NERVE Thirty concrete were placed on section of the 34Inch weight covered with wooden pipeline that will remain on the bottom of slati floats were attached to the river at Man The and the pipe was winched toot section was doublecoated and wrapped and across the surface then allowed to sink to the protected with shlplap rock and the river bed when Ihe floats were removed When jam muriwjiikup that lake Vilamfrt Mood toother lo general help you reJaied at to 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