CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY a Womans World By Caroline Ion i Dr and Mrs Gilbert Newmarket celebrated their wedding anniversary at home on Sunday Sept The visitors book at the Gilbert home was signed by people Dr and Mrs Gilbert were married years ago in Trinity United church New market Photo by Stefaniuk This year it has been proven that it can be a womans world in the field of sports Last weeks magnificent performance of Marilyn Bel climaxed the ef forts of three Canadian athletes all of them female and all of them young Little Stewart has been wowing them in the golf circles for the past few years It was Shirley Thomas who capy the admiration of fife crowds at leading horse shows and it is because of he that the Olympics committee considering an alteration of the existing rules which would Shirley to compete But for endurance ation and the to win the A for effort must go to Marilyn Bel Most of us are lagged we without sleep for 22j hours This slip of a girl has not reached her seventeen birthday swam for all but five minutes of hours It still seems incredible If she had entered lion hoping to win several thousands of dollars Marilyn would never have won the claim and affection that she has We have applauded a champion but we not have taken her to our hearts But there is another side to the picture and thereon hangs this tale it there hadnt been such a community as New Toronto Which provided swimming accommodations for Its youth and if there hadnt been that sportsman Ryder who gave of his time talents and to encourage his young swi imers last Thursdays feat wouldnt have been Florence Chad wick billed as the worlds outstanding swimmer would have In her attempt to swim Lake Ontario The newspaper head lines on the following day vould proclaimed the cold rough waters of the Lake as the win- They vpuM have repeated assertions that Lake igiio couldnt be successfully crossed by any swimmer and that would have been that That the outcome was differ ent was first because Marilyn Bell is champion quality But the second and third Wants liens On Property Of Relief Recipients Arthur Moody Schomberg welfare officer of King township presented a problem to township council this month in relation to property owners who benefit by hospitalization and relief without the municipality being recompensed He said that the township should gain a legal lien on any ing factors were the swimming property for these services Mr pool and the excellent Mody had consulted of of which were made available York County council and the toners welfare department He was Perhaps we have no Will ever know As long as there is pool in the commujiityi ithere no way in which the of have ah to learn to swim No is made in two weeks vacation at era period have There are many who do not have much op portunity to learn to swim- With aili the lakes and in our country Hie dances re fairly high that at some time or another a person is going to he a boat or at the beach If he Wasnt taught to swim he potential danger not only to himself hut to others Someone WITHIN BUDGET The Newmarket Era and Express Thursday Sept IS Page King township is well within its roads budget G Rose for the interim subsidy nicipal clerk told members of from the Ontario department of council at the last monthly highways will be filed The to- meeting On an expenditure of budget set aside for roads at from January to the beginning of the year was August of this year HOME ON LEAVE Ronald Calvert HMCS Nova Sco tia arrived home on Sunday for two weeks furlough with his Mrs Calvert authorized by council to inter view township solicitor J Lucas on the matter might lose his life in trying to save the nonswimmer With interest in swimming at peak this would seem to be the opportune time to direct enthusiasm into the spon- soring of a swimming pool for Newmarket Who cares if there never was a champion to come from Newmarket Swim club as long as all the children of the community had opportunity to learn swimming and 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