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I I IT MOW SKILLED UNSKILLED AND SEMISKILLED YOU NEED TO HELP MAKE NECESSARY REPAIRS TO YOUR HOME OR BUSINESS MEN YOU NEED ARE NOW I Workers Means More Fay Employed Workers Means More Fay In Turn Means A More Prosperous Community PHONE TW 56131 For Information Assistance In Securing Workers UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE COMMISSION building Che Celt fMIO CM n MATINEES AT PM A ICON ORCHESTRA no far All UNIVERSITY THEATRE BLO0R STREET VEST OR WW AM TO Pm t- NEWMARKET Phone NIGHTLY AT SAT MAT PM MIGHT TF6 WITH THE PUNCH SaturcUv Feb 89 ALMLADD THE SAINT I J PAUL DOUGLASIOHN DEREK ROMERO SHOW NIGHTLY AT 830 CARTOON AND NEWS IN ADDITION if HEY KIDS THE SATURDAY MATINEE Future Tearful Present Aurora s Council Happy prognostications for the future mingled with the tearful when Stan Murray Au roras consulting engineer pre sented his report on the towns new well together with estimates of the cost of mains to council on Monday night While Mr Murray recommend ed 14 inch mains to allow for the expansion he felt was coming in Aurora in the next decade quoting Mayor Nathan Phillips Toronto to the effect that he Metro to stretch to Au rora in the future he also told council that the iron content the water was anywhere from four to times greater than the level suggested by the depart ment of health In order to use the water the town will have to invest in an iron removal plant The department sets a figure of 1 as the limit for iron content tests on water showed from to as the iron content Bacterial samples registered as A the best type possible from that standpoint The cost the new mains would tie approximately depending on the siie and type Of main used The first stage vould be a feeder main across he creek which would split ending one arm to Aurora Heights and north Street live Moral Support or Aurora Horse Show Aurora council will give moral at least towards the of the Aurora Horse how Council was informed of he predicament of the managers Mayor James Murray who old them that without support show would have to fold lis year Council informed the managers y letter that it would regret it the show had to fold and support at whatever level could help We are trying to get new for Aurora we should dp to keep the old Mayor said All the people ho participate in the show live round Aurora and do business ere Councillors felt that although he show was good publicity for he town that some of the onus or failure rested with the pro- Theres nothing new in it aid Councillor Child If youve it once youve seen it all COUNCIL NOT LOCAL GROUP A question by Mayor James Murray as to whether the Aurora ouncil was interested in a ratepayers association given a quick and vehement no by members of council on Monday night No steering by council Let them do it on their own were the replies Councillor William Davidson Tin used council with an anecdote of his experience with an associ ation A few years back I was nterested in forming an assoeia- He told council that his teres I had been communicated a lady who also became intcr- and volunteered to con tact potential members I didnt hear anything about for two weeks and finally call- id her he said She told me that she phoned a few people but dropped the project when some body told her it was a Commun ist organization to in Deposit In Aurora To Investigate Sewers Any request for the town investigate blocked sewers Aurora must be accompanied by deposit of until responsi for the blockage is de termined Aurora council decided Monday night If the blockage is discovered to he on town pro perty then the deposit will he refunded and the town will bear the cost If the blockage is on private property then the or owner must bear the cost up to and above the Sift level Some tricky problems were foreseen by council for in- stance will happen if the block age is discovered on private pro perty but is due to tree roots from public land Council de cided that in cases like this the town would be responsible The City of Toronto refused responsibility in exactly the same case when lived there said Councillor Alf Child We had to pay the cost and it wasnt either he added No Its there said Councillor William and the other past the east side of the disposal plant along Ma- chell and Irwin streets and end ing in a plugged on Welling ton A 12inch main which would cost about 44500 for cast iron and for asbestos The second stage in the same size would cost for cast iron or for asbestos Mr Murray said he had been slightly liberal in his estimate preferring to return money to the town rather than ask for more to complete the job However said Mr Murray I strongly recommend that the council 14inch mains This town will probably be like Richmond Hill They had a population of 2900 a decade ago and now have over ITS A Womans World By CAROLINE ION British atomic scientists say they have turned the clock back 1000 years by making modern iulips revert to their original wild state The scientist achieved their results by treating tulips with atomic rays at the new technical very worthwhile improvements in the administration of justice as it will do away with long de lays of trials as well as increasing efficiency and ensuring fairness These devices no longer are in the stage said Dr Smith He said trained po- irradiation center at Wantage in licemen or others who have re- Berkshire instruction would have no S S Jefferson chief of the trouble in operating the Breath- ahzer radiation group said the object is to investigate the effects of atomic radiation on all forms of living and inanimate matter He emphasized that while the tulip experiment had harmful re sults many of the tests by his section and others had provided powerful evidence of const ruc- ive possibilities In the field Using atomic rays the have developed stemles daf- using the Breathalizer a trained police operator can dif ferentiate between the outward signs of intoxication and those which follow heart attack head injury or the existence of dia betes AttorneyGeneral Roberts said an accurate determination of the amount of alcohol in the blood would provide an important HI SPORTS Don Carrolls Newmarket High juniors currently riding the crest of a sizeable win skein in North York basketball league play col lected a 3926 win over Thorn- hill Friday at Thornhill to con on their merry winning way In the other half of the twinbill George Kellys Purple and Gold seniors unfolded a tre- last quarter effort but it wasnt quite enough as Thorn- hill won a stezler Bob Dove slipped ahead of Dave scoring points to spark the junior triumph Jim Strat- via a harvest was the Hitlers top scorer In the senior game Don Jack son popped in points Francis Lewis Karl in the senior cause Jim almost singlehanded tripped Newmarket sinking out of his teams total profitable week on the I hoop front for Pickering College Pickering juniors crashed through for two wins defeating Bob Thompsons Au rora High doubleblues and then going on to defeat St An drews College In both games Addie Blankcnstijn was the star per former Addie hooped points against Aurora and shot a sizz ling total against the Saints Gary and Fred were other scoring leaders Cooks production and Bob Smarts sev en highlighted the Aurora effort Clause pooped in points to lead St Andrews Bob Suter registered points Davis eight Don eight as Pickering College defeat ed Aurora High in midget play Ron Walkers fourpoint topped the losers try Page 14 The Newmarket Era and Express Thursday Feb LITTLE PLAYOFFS Playoff time is coming up in the Little at the arena Saturday In the tyke playoff draw itll be Avenue Cleaners vs Fighters Realtors Taylors Salisbury Grocers Boyd Transport and Annies Lunch vs Quinn Realtors In the division Mor tons are matched against Brice Butchers and Camerons Dairy men go against Jelley Burners Playoff skirmishes continue Feb 12 at the arena at pm with Newmarket Motors squar ing off against Hillsdale Dairy in tyke play while Davis Ath letics have a date to tackle New market Electric Dynamos in pee TUESDAY LITTLE NHL Fighters stopped Taylors and Camerons Dairymen put across a 51 win over Mortons at the arena Jan in a peewee Little NHL double- header at the arena Mike Sheridan hit for three goals Jerry Mays and Dave El liott two each to pace the Fight ers winning drive Randy and Jerry Mee- were two goal triggermen while Colin Stewart popped in one to spark Camerons Ray was the Morton ner BRUINS WINGS VICTORS Boston and New York wham med into each other Monday in a rousing Optimist ses sion before Bruins got in the final swing for a win In the other game Detroit were flying to topple Montreal 81 Grant Orton and newcomer Bob Tripp were Boston goalget ters with Tripps the winner Bill triggered the Ran ger counter Bob Daniels and Denny Foley were the slickest Detroit opera tors scoring two goals each while stickhandling Don Williams Ken Taylor Jim and John Garrett pick ed up the Redwing goats Jim Woodcock a Montreal scored his teams only tally They have started irra- 1 safeguard for an accused person potatoes meats sausages and other foods A machine known as a will be used in magis trates courts in Ontario to de termine accurately the alcoholic content of a persons blood The announcement of the new ma chine was made recently by torneyGeneral Roberts at a meeting in Toronto which was attended by members of the bench and specialists in the fields of alcoholism psychiatry and psychology The operation of the was demonstrated by Dr Ward Smith Dr Smith is the director of the attorneygenerals by checking the opinion of police officers Dr Smith said that while the law and the specialists must rec ognize a certain variation of tol erance in the drinking capacity of individuals there are certain levels of bloodalcohol which present danger signals The relationship of the alco hol content of the breath and the alcohol content of the blood has been proven to be a direct and reliable one Dr Smith explain ed It is in the interests of the administration of justice and to all parlies concerned in a pro secution that such devices the accuracy of which has been es tablished should be made use of in the courts commented the DROP Bob Walsh scored two goals Jim Wells and Jim Preston one each but it wasnt quite enough as Aurora Legion pcewecs drop ped a decision to in an exhibition peewee contest at the Aurora arena Friday BRADFORD WINS OVER RICHMOND HILL Joe Maganis Bradford Brads Fords are on the march Going for four first and four third per iod goals Bradford whipped Richmond Hill in an OHA intermediate game before fans January 26 at the Bradford arena Ron Kirby was the number one author of the Bradford celebra tion Kirby scored four goals j while Bob Veale another solid wingline performer got two goals George Davis Joe Gaskrt and Bob counted the other winners goals Mel Vail former Aurora In termediate had a busy time scor ing all four Richmond Hill tallies crime detection laboratory He claimed the machine will effect AttorneyGeneral Grads Bell Hoop Victors and Bell Telephone were Monday victors in the town league The showed class to defeat Fearless Five while Bell Telephone collected a 2318 win over Lyons in the speedy closing contest Paul WiddifiekTs per formance ignited the tri umph Bob Dick added points Bill Mair Fred in behalf Boh Machesney and Bob Payne coll ected points each to the Fearless Five scoring spotlight Aubrey Watson sank points to feature the Bell Telephone win Bob Brown tacked on points Gene Garrett in the Bells winning drive Glen hooped 9 points Ken Don 1 to make up the Lyons count Next Mondays games are Mast ers vs Grads in a feature at pm followed by Bell Tele phone vs Fearless Five The balance of the schedule runs as follows Feb Bell Masters Lyons Feb Bell vs Masters Lyons Fearless Five Mar 4 Masters vs Fearless Five Grads vs Lyons Mar Fearless Five v Grads Lyons vs Bell lions And RayMars Are MidgetJuvenile Winners In League Bob Dove scored three goals to aim Lions at a squeaker up set win over Hill Merchants in Mondays opening midgetjuven ile league gome In the late half of twin bill RayMars show ed polish and power to wallop Rotary Bob Histoid got one goal in cluding the game winner Brian Orton George Robertson and Paul Blair got a goal apiece in Lions spurt to victory Gary and Jim Garrett potted two goals each to share the Merchant scoring spotlight Ken and Jim OKourke divided the other Merchant markers Jack glittering three- goal effort featured win John and Greg Scott fired away at a twogoal clip while Bone tucked away a singleton in Hay- Mars winning outing Jim Bond and Brent Macnah the Notarys golddust twins shared scoring credits in the losing cause BELAIRS WIN PAIR ON FIRST PUCE Playing that freewheeling hockey that is a joy to their supporters Aurora Bel- lairs lambasted Richmond Hill and Bradford I in OHA intermediate competition last week Both games were played at the Aurora arena and strength ened the grip on the leagues top rung Ahead Aurora fans got a great kick out of the way the Bel- airs pumped home six third peri od goals to rout the All the men of Simmons and got into the shower of pointcol lecting with Grant Winter Jim and Walter Fines going for two goals apiece Andy Howard Bullock and shifty pivotman Phil Nicho las joined in the high powered attack with a goal each Matt Kirteer the Hills best furn ished the most trouble for goalie Paul McGuirc sifting through for three goals A five goal second period out break featured by Grant Ed- wards threegoal explosion cre ated the buildup for the I win over Bradford Friday Winger Dave Harvey operating with precision around Ihe Brad ford cage also hit high on attack rattling in three goals in the winning cause Phil Nicholas Thorns and Andy also marked their fine allround dis play of good hockey with scoring efforts In 1956 the value of Canadas mineral production exceeded billion for the first time In the value was just of million MINOR HOCKEY WEEK Aurora council has declared that the week of February to be observed as Minor Hockey Week in Aurora The action was taken after a letter from the Ontario Minor Hockey associa tion was read to council asking in this LOCAL SMALL FRY BUSY A busy week was concluded on small fry hockey from Stretching their impressive re cord to six wins and two lies in eight games Fred tyke allstars defeated Aurora Orillia 1 and tied Brampton i 2all at Brampton Saturday Don James Murray Jer ry Meehan and r a d VuiZtni were Newmarket lamplighters against Aurora John scored from Tony to keep EAST GWILLIMBURY SCHOOL LEAGUE BUSY school league teams hold the fort at Bert Boyds arena Thursdays The league has six teams They are Holland Landing Holt Mount Albeit and Brown Hill Holland Landing exploding a vigorous attack blan ked Holt last Thursday stay up with the league leaders via two wins a tie and one defeat I airy fired four goals Hon Moffat one spark the Landing triumph In other game In last Aurora off he Rapid Robbie Peters and Jerry power to defeat Queens- COMETS WIN AND LOSE Operating with precision and finesse inside the opposition Lowell Wallers Kes wick Cornels came up with an impressive win over conk on Saturday in intermediate hockey league com petition Keith Clark clubs high scoring forward rattled in three goals to spearhead the Cornels gyrations Mike ORourke and Jim Lyons joined in shower of scoring points with a pair of goals each George Davidson Howie Ash and Jack Peters were other Comet operators going for a goal apiece Against the loopleading Green- bank crew Comets couldnt gel into their livewire scoring groove and had to absorb a reverse Mike Nobby Ash and Jim Lyons handled the Comet scoring safaris Meehan scored against Onlliu while Meehan claimed both tallies against Brampton In intertown peewee Stan Gibbous Newmarket shaded 4 at the arena Friday Ray Goodfellow tied up for three goals Peter Mc- one to the locals victory TO AURORA Bob Walsh fired two goals Fred Hughes and Boh Stewart singletons as Detroit whipped Rangers In Saturdays Au rora Little play Bill Bonks was Ranger marks- man George Peterson as nipped Can- Newmarket Smoke Rings j in the other peewee hopes of finishing better than second in the district junior race went a glimmering Saturday as the locals dropped a toad decision to Combines Boh Wilson Marcel Tctsier scrap Tim Hoffman was the Canuck shooter John Cooper pumped in two goals Larry one as Pill burg edged Buffalo in tyke competition Handy Alcorn the and Bob Isbester counted whirlwind netted both kics goals Brian Million Bob Wilson Don McKnight Don Thorns and Bob Hodgson struck up a ridding acquaintance with Buffalo tallica Wayne Chapman was a twogoal planter Lome Cousins and got one each as upset Providence John Preston tagged both Providence goals WIN AT Aurora Bears who seem to be as good on the road as at home put final stamp of approval on a first place finish in the dis trict junior group as they sped a win over Whitby on Monday Jackie Robinsons Bruins scoot ed into an early advantage and except for a brief poll in the second period when the score was knotted held the lead throughout the game Winger Gordio Sampson was Ihe Bruins best man in the goal department grabbing two while Hon Cliff Wayne S pen Co and Gary Bonbam per forming with dash and vigor fired n apiece WILL HOLD EUCHRES TO AID LITTLE NHL Trying to help the cause of Lit tle NHL hockey along members of the Recreation Mis Club are planning to hold several euchres from now until the close of hock ey navigation The first of these euchres is scheduled for Tuesday Feb pm at the Newmarket firehall Most of the players on the tyke league teams will have tickets a vallable for the affair All proceeds of the euchres will be used for minor hockey AROUND CORNER MAIN ST SOUTH Mens and boys SKI BOOTS while they last MENS WORK BOOTS exceptional value GOODS SATISFACTORY OR MONET REFUNDED The BEST DRUG STORE WE DELIVER MAIN ST NEWMARKET NOW Your SAVINGS EARN MORE Canada 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