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Our Readers Write of his or her death whichever ho animal may be Apparently the black reaper to the editor always welcome but he name of the writers must be known to the editor Editor During the Labor Day week end there were many traffic far than many fact ors that a lot of citizen will nev er again have the opportunity rectify White traveling the Queens j Day weekend to Six Months Extra Given Pair escaping Custody Thirtysix hours freedom cost two Toronto youths an additional six months in reformatory on Sept Douglas Preston end John White broke out of a patrol wagon taking them to the Don Jail in Toronto on Aug 31 after they were remanded for senten- not left traffic j charges of car theft the category of humans alone They were Sentenced to one approximately five to eight year definite and one year farther along the highway on the I terminate each in reformatory on side was another victim two charges of cur theft and an Large Majority Of King Township Schools Have Increased Enrolment 10 of the same classification more canine The largest enrolment in King township schools is noted at highway where pupils are in classrooms the of It Jeans At West King the Green Valley or Deacon one room school four miles west of taught by Golds daughter of Kings one additional six months for deputyreeve Aitchlson noticed along the way fatalities not recorded in the provincial satisfies department Between Bradford and via highway first victim on the right of the way was a dog yes just a dog probably some childs pet Of course there are several factors pertaining to the custody William Hill of the Is quite evident that humans department who not the only traffic patrol wagon were not name w driving dent victims All probability two j when the or a few children are stopped or a traffic light minus a pet old Rover or Lassie to pursue Speed may save time It will them for fear of losing other one there probably faster oners but will we reach our destination J and White were picked without loss of life or up by Toronto police the day otherwise Business and Professional INSURANCE JOHN Confederation Life Association Tift Automobile and Casualty Eagle St Newmarket Newmarket Mount Albert MISCELLANEOUS INSURANCE Endowment Pensions Family Income and Mortgage Life Insurance Bill Timothy PHONE MUTUAL OF CANADA NEWMARKET Timothy Phone AURORA PHONE PA Auto Casually Insurance and Cost Auto Fin LEGAL FLOYD CORNER Solicitor and Notary Aurora Ontario ft phone PA PA 750W A M tllA Barrister Solicitor Public Etc PHONE PA Wellington St SHw Vale Errington SOLICITOUS It J WILLIAM 100 MAIN Newmarket Out A MILLS and Notary MAIN W STAN TROVER and Garden Equipment SALES SERVICE Richmond Kill Sanitary Contractor lowing their escape They had been arrested first at j Park on Aug 29 and charged with theft of cars from two Newmar ket dealers In July of this year both Pre ston and White had been convict ed in Toronto on nine charges of car theft and three of house breaking and theft They had been given a suspended sentence and placed on two years probat ion Drains Cleaned and Repaired Septic Tanks Pumped 21Hour RICHMOND HILL TURNER 4IM5 Contractors or Fanners No- and No 2 Hemlock Spruce and Pine Lumber Rough or Dressed Delivered on he job by truck Lumber Co Write for prices Port luring Ontario TANKS Drain digging or complete septic tank work all workmanship guaranteed Prompt set vice Call Murray Baker NEWMARKET Ml PENROSE ST I HONK NEWMARKET electrical Contractor Table Motion For TwoHour Parking On Davis Hear Main A resolution to restrict parkin on Davis Drive- east of the traffic light to the CNR tracks was tab led after its n I d i by Councillors and on Monday A twohour parking limit was recommended I realize it is usual to these tilings to the police com mittee commented Mr hut since the committees work has been retarded and is needed am bringing it directly to council Mr reminded council of a resolution passed earlier this year authorizing the police it tee to make a portion of Hots- ford St a oneway street He said that there lias been no action arid lie necessary traffic signs have not been erected Councillor Alex Hands pointed out that since this was a county road the approval of the Toronto and York Roads in would be necessary The resolu tion was amended to include subject to the approval of be proper authorities I feel this mailer should have been referred to the deputy- reeve when it is under her juris diction It would be better if an actual survey of the situation Were made before such a restric tion wo presented in a town that lias as little parking space as this one should consider all angles before restricting it further said Councillor Hand No survey was made before parking meters were installed on Main SI north of the fire ball We suggested two bourn so lhat people coming tinre for business purposes would not inconveni enced but it would cud the ail- day parking said Councillor He login places in have been to us replied Mis There are many streets which require additional restrictions It would he better to refer this III the and all matters could be taken up at one lime has pupils in grades one two five six and seven The Oak enrolment has a approximately nine percent with as begin- Area No Kettleby school win- rolled in seven rooms two of which are in the new four- room wing Fortyeight were beginners and the total increase over is slightly over four percent The new teachers as sisting principal Bob Carson are Marie Cutting Kettleby and Hon Ket Sacred Heart Separate school fifth of King has enrolled 220 in grades one to an increase of percent over last year Six rooms are used with in grades one to six and in grades seven to Sister Mary is principal Newly appointed to junior classes are two Cog Ian teachers Clare Her gin and Jean King City school started with enrolled in five classrooms on Sept but a few others arc- yet to come Miss the primary teacher had begin ners and two newcomers added to grade two The average in each room is Mr Carson with grades six and seven has pupils There are 26 from Temperance vi lie in grades five to eight and eight from Strange in grades seven and eight George Gould of and Addison Temper- graduates of Teachers College are the new teachers Mr Gould has part of grades four and five in the newly open ed fifth room while Miss Addi son leaches grade three and part of two To assist the principal Miss Dennis in her expanded re sponsibility Mrs Colin Stewart of he fourth of King has been engaged by the trustee board to teach one day a week Mrs Stewart who holds a profes sional teaching certificate sup plied at the school last year school under the new principal Murray Edgar has in three rooms of which are beginners The in creased enrolment is slightly more than seven percent As sisting Mr are Mrs Geo continuing as junior teacher and the new appointee Alice Smith the intermediate grades The separate school Our Lady of Annunciation Bond Ave at Oak enrolled in three rooms Mother Sheila is the principal and her new as sistants are Sister Clement of Hamilton and Mrs a former Toronto teacher The tworoom school has HO with beginners in the junior grades taught by a new teacher Shirley Johnson who has The upper grades are neighborhood the attendance 1ft bound to grow But it will not reach as it did when Davis tannery was operating years ago j The school is taught by Miss Marie Wilson with all grades but seven Linton school IS has an enrolment of under Miss Phyllis Martin while the school S S in the Holland Marsh has pupils Here Mr Dan Blake is starting his fifteenth term having grades one to eight Mr Blake has six nationalities Dutch Italian English and German remains practically static with 20 pupils only one less than in Miss Helen Thompson the leitcher will have alt grades but four and three new beginners has an assessment of SI and pupils enrolled and sec tion has an assessment of and 20 pupils They are two PROCLAMATION Change to STANDARD TIME 2 OCLOCK am SUNDAY SEPTEMBER by direction of tho Council it proclamation was issued requesting the citizens to observe a period of daylight saving from the day of April to the day of September These are therefore to request all to back their clocks and watches one Hour AT OCLOCK AM ON SUNDAY DAY OF SEPTEMBER All persons interested are respectfully requested to take of his proclamation ami govern themselves ac cordingly September 20th r f DR H VKTKItlNAKIAN St I hone Net of Professor Harvey MA whose articles ap pear every Week on the editorial paw of the and Express ha spent the past summer in Europe 7 studying political farm- JMieue the University Ontario and a than in if I Harm rush j editoiial in newspapers in the quarter was provinces Our Side of the per eent in period of cor- iStoiy I is the title of weekly on pane two VIOLET ROBINSON Conveyancing Insurance Phone Newmarket mm and Clark Solicitor Bay St Toronto Norman K Stanley E Hinsdale Allan J GOODMANS SALVAGE COMPANY have all aim of new and materials pipes steel ancle Iron channel Iron cable rods and Davis Knat Public Stenographer In Work MARY COM1SSIONG ST APT ACCOUNTANT DENTAL DR NOI LB Provincial Office Office A A CONIIN Chartered Accountant mm NKtVMAIIKKT BOND 31st ANNIVERSARY SALE EXTRA Trousers 31c with each DR KELLY OKNTfST Main NtwmntUtt St Newmarket Phone Harper A Co J JACKSON Resident Street Newmarket Telethon INCOME TAX CONSULTANT work THOMAS EMERSON Telephone urensvllle TAILORED TO MEASURE SUIT 3975 5975 You Save up to 2000 it INSLEYS MENS STORE under principal Miss of the smallest enrolments in the fiina Downing Pottage school has pupils in two classrooms grades one to eight Principal Robert Meredith has senior grades and Miss Katherine Shepherd has Ten are beginners Other schools in order of en rolment are Mrs Allan Connor with in eight grades at the Snowball school Tenth Line school enrolled with in grades to under the principal Mrs Murray Shear- down and ill the junior grades under a new teacher Miss Shir ley Talbot school with an enrolment of in grades one to four is taught by Mrs Lome Scott Twelve were beginners The senior grades with 26 are at King City school- New Scotland by Mrs Finch has three more than last year 23 and have pu pils Kinghorn school taught by Miss Evelyn Courtney is growing were beginners and had never enrolled before Children are coming from the now UK subdivi sion and from Kingscross Estates subdivision on Jane St With a new population coining into tbe Claim Development of Super Camera In ii it a say Their latest in I t gain or so they scientific advance is superhigh speed camera details of which appeared in the Soviet News Bul letin A photographer of our informs us that sim ilar designs have appeared in the United Stales Photography fans may bo interested This is the ex tract Time Magnifier Photographs a Second Attracting the attention of many to tbe Agri cultural and Industrial inhibit ions is a cam era known as on dis play in the Main Pavilion The camera was designed ami built by the electric instruments laboratory of tin- Chemical Phy sics Institute of the Acad emy of Sciences scientists who designee the receiv ed help from the Machinery Plant which is the cam era by introducing a number of improvements in the design If you want to girt a better idea of the speed of the cameras shut ter divide in your mind one end into million parts and bring home to your- all that lias place in that instant can bo exactly re- on film paper or movie screen The new camera not huge in size is convenient to bundle and is dependable hi operation It it made up three main units a photographing outfit a control panel and a lens With a focus of mm to two metres used on it depending on what is to be photographed This makes it possible to make large- Scale surveys over a distance of over miles The shutters speed achieved by means at a of special busts blind and a mirror whhh evolves at a speed of to revolutions per minute The panel is equipped with automatic and control installations high accuracy of time merit and of Die operation of the whole outfit Detachable lenses make it poss ible to use the Instrument in two ways as a photographic record er of a procias us goes on as a time showing the phenomenon under Investigation still by still Tho superhighspeed i is designed to register fast physi cal processes blasts combust ion electrical discharges the of shock waves and soon I in already user in mines study the conditions required for making coal mines sate again st real opportunities are offered by the to and pruetical workers for scientific analyses of thermonuclear proctw ma in plasma for high- voltAge Apparatus for study of processes of combustion and detonation of gas mixtures In turbojetoutfits and Internal combustion engines now shipping Into our Markets only the Kerne mbcr only three out of every cattle meet he rigid cations of our Buyers natural aging you tender beef every time You save because every rut is tabic trimmed excess and 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