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interest in volving three men who shot and killed a Canada goose on a pri vately owned sanctuary has come to the attention of the public If the parties concerned have not been apprehended lets hope that they soon will be and dealt with severely There are certain elements who do not respect wildlife and what some people do to preserve the wildlife in this great land There are those who hunt out of season poach spear fish which go up stream to spawn Generally they break and flaunt every law gov erning wildlife in the province And when they get caught and they will eventually they seem to lose the smugness when they face a judge- It is my opinion that the part ies responsible for the slaying of the Canada goose were well a- of the serious offence they were committing at the time Guilt showed when a neighbor appeared on the scene they beat a hasty retreat Fortunately the license number of the vehicle in which they were getting away for the time being was taken This spring I had the opportun ity of visiting a reserve near illia where a good many Indian friends of mine live I questioned some of them to extent on game laws and what effect the provincial game laws have on the resident of a reserve Their ver sion is that there are no laws for bidding them to shoot snare spear or take fish or game by any means at their disposal To me this seems a bit odd Why should certain people have the privilege of taking fish and game whenever they choose and by whatever methods available For instance lets say a pike is going upstream to spawn Is it legal to spear that fish on a re serve if you happen to be a re sident regardless of whether are an Indian with reserve rights or not The fish will have to be detoured away from the reserve waters if they want to spawn and live to return to lakes or rivers Illegal fishing or hunting is the sign of a very poor sportsman as far as I am concerned Lets not be poor sports Lets enjoy the wealth of game and fishing in this great province by being sports and acting like sports Fisherman Page 3 The Newmarket Era and Express Thursday May 195 WINS AWARD Among the prize winning stu dents who graduated recently from the Womens College Hos pital Toronto was Rog ers daughter of Mrs Mae Rog ers who won the Medical Nursing Award Alfalfa Mill Burns At Tuesday The cyclone shed of mill Schomberg was burned ear ly Tuesday morning The cause was undetermined firemen said the wooden frames holding the metal structure took fire Located on top of the build ing the shed was above the bagg ing room A metal floor separated it from the room below The cyclones blow the down to the room where it i bagged for commercial use Dam age was estimated at 100 No fire or water damage was done to tin bagging room Eddie May nan said Being on the roof of the building the flames were up into the air This is the see ond time fire has broken out in the shed The plant is owned and operat ed by Cecil ReElected To Head Newmarket B And Club At the May meeting of the Newmarket Business and Profes sional Womens club Miss Mar garet Morning was elected presi dent for a second term Mrs El ton Armstrong conducted the election of officers and the new executive was then installed by Miss Avers Piano duets by Ruth Atkinson and Anne Lynn provid ed a pleasant musical interlude- Officers elected for the vcar 195657 are president Miss Mar garet Morning first viccpres Miss Audrey second vice- ores Mrs Florence Clarkson secretaryrecording Mrs Mar- jorie Harman secretary corres ponding Miss Nora Mcintosh secretary bulletin Mrs Edna Kirbyson and treasurer Mrs Jan Berg Committee chairmen are pub- Miss Clara Stark mem bership and emblem Mrs program Miss Verna hospital library Mrs Grace Graves historian Miss Marion Hunter United Nations Mrs Wilde ways and MARTIN SPEAKS Continued from page time job commented Mr Mart in In Jack Rye they would find a fitting successor to Jack Smith he said Jack Rye Speaks The Liberals had something to offer in good sound administrat ion said Mr Rye No government had ever been perfect he contin ued but the Liberals must have given reasonably good govern ment to stay in office as long as they have Certain lines have to be corrected he maintained Far ming hasnt kept pace with other walks of life but an increasing population will be of assistance in creating a better home market he said The Conservative had criticized the government because it gave only a raise in age pension The government in its wisdom felt that this would be the right amount at this time but dont feci that changes cant be made maintained Mr Lome Lee chairman of the North York Liberal Association introduced the speakers means Mrs Gee and in ternational relations Mrs Lillian Hank On Thursday May Hi Mr and Mrs George Smith Shirley and Clarke Smith were tea guests at the home and early in the evening about friends and neighbors arrived at the Greenwood home and completely surprised the Smiths Miss V showed pictures of her wes tern bus tour and after a few speeches and music Mr Carl Greenwood presented Mr and Mrs Smith with a box of money They are making their home in Newmarket Mr and Mrs Roy Cody spent the long weekend at Miss Henna Kcttleby visited Mrs and Mrs McClurc for the long holiday weekend Guests for Thursday tea with Mr and Mrs were Mr and Mrs Smith Keswick Mis A Colville has been con fined In bed with the flue dur ing the past week Mrs Elmer Starr attended the funeral of her niece in Iowa US last week On Monday night May the club enjoyed fire cracker displays at the school af ter which all enjoyed a good cup of coffee with lunch A commit tee was appointed in cooperation with the school board to plan for the annual picnic SHARON Miss Scomber spent the past week with he grandparents Mr and Mrs Fred Gartshore Mi and Mrs Davis Edwards Dartmouth Nova Scotia are tin proud parents of a baby girl Ma vis Dorothy Mr and Mrs Free Gartshore are grandparents Mr and Mrs Bert am Mr and Mrs Don Riddel I and Danny Toronto visited Storey home Sunday afternoon INTRODUCING TO NEWMARKET ANT DISTRICT THE TELLUS HOME CLEANER 371 Timothy St Newmarket A LIFETIME CLEANER CAN ADAS QUIETEST HOME CLEAN ER NO BAGS TO EMPTY A PER MANENT FILTER CONSTANT SUCTION NO POWER LOSS DUE TO DIRT EMPTY CANISTER EVERY MONTHS FOR A FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION CALL The T0BEY TWINS Phone 52997 HOPE Sunday May will be ob served as Rural Life Sunday at SharonHope United church service is to be held at the usual hour of am with Sunday school to follow II Mr and Mrs Carl Gordon Newmarket and son Ivan Tor onto had Sunday supper with Mr and Mrs Herb Wright Lawrence Smith accompanied Paul Pax on Newmarket on a trip to Ottawa this past week Roger Zephyr spent Sunday with his cousin Keith People of the community were shocked on Sunday night when the home of Mr and Mrs Hill was destroyed by fire READY YOUR SON Going To GAMP KESWICK The meeting of the mothers auxiliary of first company of North Girl Guides and Brownies will meet June 10 the home of Mr Klin the eighth house on the south side All mi tubers of the mothers au xiliary for the Girl Guides and Brownies are asked to gather all rummage they have and lake it to Keswick arena for Saturday June I at am Mr and Mrs Sinclair McDon ald Bradford visited Mr ami Mrs Alto Davison on Thursday a Mr nnd Mrs Mills New market and Mr and Mrs Alto Davison spent he weekend in and Lake return ing through Algonquin Park Mr and Mrs Perry Winch and family Rev and Mrs Gordon Winch and family Oak Ridge visited their parents Mr and Mrs P Winch Monday Mr Albert Harper and Don ald visited the Booth by a on Mon day Sympathy is extended to the I family of the late Mrs Gladstone Mat Hamilton The Baby Hand parly will In- held on Friday May 31 at 230 WALKER At a quiet wedding in Toronto Margfctta Ann Walker daughter of Mr and Mrs Sheldon Walker Sharon became the bride of Mai lory son of Mr and Mrs Mai lory Richmond Hill The bride wore a powder blue dress with white accessories and an orchid corsage The brides attendant was Miss Dawn Clarke Scarborough a d the best man was Larry Donnelly Weston A small reception was held at RidgC Inn after ceremony Following a honeymoon in the the couple Will reside at Milverton Blvd Toronto HOUl BOUT DRILL COTTON SHORTS COTTON SWEATERS HEAVY TROUSERS- SAND DRILL JEANS BLUE JEANS- PYJAMAS COTTON WOOL SOCKS- CAMP HATS- SWIM SUITS- BELTS FLANNEL SHIRTS- PLAIN FANCY SIHRTS- SHORTS SHIRTS- ORDER NOW WOVEN OR PRINTED I CLIFF MAKES IDENTIFICATION POSITIVE CLIFF WEAR NEWMARKET RBIPH DEARIE YOU LOOK JUST you Simply cant listen to that LIKE IT A WHY WE HAVE ETCETCl OF IN THE Mining oil manufacturing construction and forest industries now account for nearly half of Saskatchewans total now MABEL BUT THERE S BELIEVE IT YOUR NEW OUTFIT A IN THE WING PAY sa all my COST SHOPPING RIGHT HEREIN It SHOP ANO NEWMARKET I FELL HOOK LINE ANP SINKER FOR THAT BIG TOWN ORIGINAL HOKUM am NOW SHE KNOWS THAT HER HOME TOWN IS JUST AS MUCH A FASHION CENTER AS THE BIG TOWN Sponsored The 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