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r J V Mi An I IVo from the urn operate in the town There is keen rival ry between the two skies and they drew the game of the week award week when lucked up for the Jack In charge of the team while Don la the helm for the One figure emerged from the the hero that unlets MUM fifit time kaaBagaubftance with the to and to la after awn jojt of remit were that like Piles tot a problem la a healing of aekntific institute Now you can act this new If aubataoe fa or ointment Ask for It at all drug or money you want to Include Roy Com bat Kelly a hero for umpiring the torrid Bill of the Queens was that hero He unfolded a neat ma the Queens won an victory Therefore to mark the first meeting to two gallant on the of history its a pleasure to name Bill for the award and Theatre pass SIX TEAMS ENTER LOCAL SPORTS DAY All Is in readiness for Queens- vlllea annual sports day It will be held this Saturday Aug at the Park and It the weatherman will cooperate one of the finest sports days In the history of the event Is expected to be recorded One of the major attractions as in past years will be the softball tournament Harry Toombs In charge of this years tournament said that six outstanding teams have en tered They are Newmarket Leg- Ion Aces Keswick Comets and club of Milton Play expected to get under way at pm The games will go on all afternoon with the fin for the money prize slat ed for pm soring and Art will handle the umpiring assignment with George off Rial The floodlight poles replacing two Mown down by high winds last November were erected at the fair grounds dia mond Thursday Tie poles were lifted Into post by a large crane secured from the Dither Steel Company working on the Newmarket High School extension poles 70 feet in length were estimated to weigh two and a half tons each Considerable delay was exper ienced in securing the poles The Board had been endeav oring to the poles since early in the apring but without until Mr Terry of the Slater Lumber Company Van two north of The Bell Telephone crew headed by Jim Day pulled out the stubs of blown down poles and along with town Hydro work ers Ken Gould and Major cleaned out the holes This was a major operation as the poles had to be set in barrels because of quicksand conditions at the fair grounds The work of mounting the lights and rewiring will pro ceed Immediately If no further hitches develop the lights should be available for use in the near future The new poles are expected to cost approximately and some la needed to make re pairs to the floodlights them selves The Parks Board wishes to thank BUI Young Major and Ken Gould of the Newmar ket Hydro Mr Shaw Jim Day Buck Charpentler Don Hill and Harold of the Bell Telephone also Matt Walsh and Fred for their assistance in erecting the poles BOP CRESCENTS Theyre still talking about it west of the great divide Millard Ave that Is as the two subdiv ision teams hooked up their first town league meeting Thursday Behind Bill superspecial sevenhitter the Queens celebrated at vic tory The win enabled the Queens to stay in a third place tie with the Grass Hoppers and while the defeat shoved the Crescents deeper Into the league cellar Karl Burke Lee Dan and How ard Cope flashed a powerful bat swinging show as winners hopped on Crescent Don for Jim Bennett Ken JJm John ston Don and BUI Pal mer shared Crescent safeties I BLUEBELLS RING FOURTH VICTORY Bell Telephone Bluebells stretched their win streak to four games and tightened their Acres Thursday Bell bats rang out loud and clear to score in three big batting frames Don with seventh Inning assistance from Stan The Man Evans won the pitching award over the grip on first place in the town Green Acres Ross Jones league as they defeated Green Lflrry Ron Bray Stan Evans and ltd old swung for the Bluebells Tom Lloyd rapped a home while Cliff Phillips Jack Bob Greenfield and Si Atkinson hit well to inspire Green Acres HARRYS 33rd Anniversary rf HI v DRIVEIN THEATRE LTD miles of Newmarket en county road between Sharon and Holland Landing Newmarket J 1 a i DURING JULY AND AUGUST SUNDAY MIDNIGHT SHOW EVERY WEEK Box op Show ANOTHER WIN Showing power at the plate eight for extra bases Gar age Grease Monkeys defeated Crescents Monday In a town league contest Gould threw a seven hit ter and projected a home run and two singles across the fair grounds flats to pace the win ners assault Tom Lloyd cashed three extra base clouts and El manufactured two to help the Garage cause Don DeNike and Ken homered behind BUI pitching In the losing cause GREASE MONKEYS TAME GHOPPERS Goulds Garage Grease Monkeys are proving the sur prise crew of the town league Friday scoring every inning but the first the thundered to an win over Cecil Andrews highflying Town Grass Hoppers The win shot the Garage- men Into second place a half behind the pacesetting Bell Bluebells Jack Hurst was victimized by the Grease Monkeys show of BlueDevils Sky Rocket Wins In TwinBill A run seventh inning out burst fashioned around home run supplied by Bill Mundell Chuck and Harold Stephenson broke a tie and gave Aurora BlueDevils a win over at Aurora town park Thursday It was the late game of an AuroraNorth York softball league twinbill In the freeswinging opener Kettle hammered out a win over Lake Wilcox attempted to stall the BlueDevils big seventh using three pitchers Don Knight and Sonny Charles All hat power Paisley John Ronnie Tom Lloyd Jack Cox and BUI were the win ners big guns The Grass Hoppers were Ik low pur Jack Hurst two In support of his pitch ing as did Cliff Guwi Jack and My lea Mel mils Gould chalked up the pitch ing triumph SALE 3rd BIG S A I E OF VALUES YOUR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUILDING A BETTER COMMUNITY received rough treatment from the basehit loaded Aurora bats Bob Hart and Jon shared the Aurora mound work Ron Simmons was the top hitter for the winners collecting a home run two doubles and a single Sonny Charles hit a three run fourbagger to feature the Lang- staff effort Tom pitched the win with Jerome charg ed with the Lake Wilcox setback Jack homered and Keith nailed three hits to pace Kettleby- Sonny and Norm were top Lake Wilcox swatters 100 AWEEK AND MORE Become a wholesaler in area Make huge re peat profits distribute pro ducts made by General Electric Das Pont Echo Walt Disney Toys etc full or part time turn over lucrative established retail store accounts to selected person with car and For full details write SALES LTD Elm St Toronto EXTRA SPECIAL THIS WEEK ALL SKIRTS 13 OFF VALUE UP TO ONLY ALL BATHING SUITS PRICE BLOUSES TO CLEAR DRESSES REG FOR MENS MELBOURNE FLANNEL SUITS MENS PLAIN WHITE T SHIRTS FOR 100 MENS FANCY KNIT T SHIRTS REG VALUE CLEARING AT 198 LADIES ALL WOOL PULLOVER VALUE UP TO 595 CLEARING 298 J Remember to 50 percent OFF All Merchandise NEWMARKET PHONE 864 J For Extra Special Bargain in our Bargain Basement FRIDAY AH Technicolor Show KID FROM TEXAS j MUflPHV STORM I PRINCE WHO WAS A THIEF CURTIS PIPER AUGUST SUNDAY MfONIGfiT 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Competition in front the by Pollock Motors of Keswick and Murphy Mo tors Limited of Sutton welcomed No entry fee For further particulars please con- tact the secretary THE FAMOUS DANCERS WILL GIVE AN EXHIBITION OF SQUARE DANC ING KING SHOWS LIMITED ON THE MIDWAY Aug pm Hunters and Jumpers fudging of Light Horses in front of the Grand- stand Trials of Speed Pony Races Entertainment in front of the grand- KING SHOWS LIMITED ON THE MIDWAY i A FINCH VMUI Of CANADA a WUW AM TV ltjcv Ban to 7 T Aug at I pm Official open ing of the Fair by Mr A Lash ley Director of Agricultural Societies Hunters and Jumpers Trials of Speed ami Races Judging of Light Horses in front of the Grandstand Judging of Heavy Horses In the small ring Judging of Cattle Sheep and Swine pm Entertainment and Free Draw in the Memorial Rink pm Variety Show in front of the Grand- SHOWS LIMITED ON THE Jf r fi SEE YOUR n4 Mir own BE it TO I i Ji- r vb FOR SAFE BUY USED CAR SEE YOUR j has drawn round Norton Sept currying will ploy Selkirk Aug urn game Aug game if needed will be play- Sept Keswick with If rating will play the the Camp series with the initial game second game at Keswick i fcT iplalni