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Newmarket Era and Express Thursday July DRUG STORE HOURS in Newmarket t Drug Stores will be open Monday and until further notice Atkinson Drags Best Drags Lanes Pharmacy CENTENNIAL CELEBRATIONS TOWN OF NEWMARKET The Centennial Committee is desirous of contacting citizens who have resided in Newmarket for years or more for the purpose of honouring them at the open ing of our Centennial Celebrations August Therefore we would appreciate it if all residents in this category would complete the attached questionnaire and mail to A Kent Box Newmarket by July NAME Mr Mrs Miss Present address Years in Newmarket Telephone Number I Demonstrator Sale BUICKS and PONTIACS BLACK BUICK CENTURY license No 177225 with custom red and black upholstery ft safety padded instrument panel White wall tires Special chrome trim Cus tom radio Variable pitch Power steer ing Power brakes Contour floor mats Wind shield washers Dual exhausts Re tail Value SALE PRICE LAURENTIAN twotone sport coupe license 7lftOX or with power glide transmission White wall chrome wheel discs oil filter power brakes Safely padded in panel Custom radio Outside rear view mirrors Windshield washers Contour floor mats LTiuIercoalcd Retail Value SALE PRICE SPECIAL sedan twotone Artesian blue Imperial Variable pitch dyna flow White wall ires Wheel trim discs Retail Value SALE PRICE SPECIAL sedan License Variable pitch Dual exhausts Power brakes Custom radio Twotone paint with special chrome trim tt upholstery White wall tires Chrome wheel discs Windshield washers Outside rear view mirrors Contour floor mats Retail Value SALE PRICE 357500 PATHFINDER DELUXE sedan license No V8 motor with power glide transmission Twotone White wall tires Custom radio Windshield washers Outside rear view mirror Safety padded instrument pan el Contour floor mats Retail Value SALE PRICE 305000 All the above Cars have been driven very low mile age and include heater signal and all standard factory equipment with Full New Car Warran ty FOR THE BEST NEW CAR DEAL ANYWHERE SEE Slessor Motors Newmarket Limited your TRUCK Dealer Eagle Street Newmarket Phone TW 52351 Candidates Successful In Music Examinations The following list includes suc cessful candidates from Newmar ket in examinations held here re cently by the Royal Conservatory of Music of Toronto The names are arranged in order of merit GRADE PIANO Honors GRADE PIANO Honors Joan Robertson Pass Elsie Adair GRADE VIII PIANO First Class Honors Lynn Ar- dill Bryan Honors Margaret Hoover Eliz abeth Gillan Patricia Hart- man Elaine Rose Lois Yorke equal Edward Ann Breedon Nancy Orton equal Pass Shirley Baker Barry Buck ler Patricia Doris Irene equal Judith A Watts Mae Shepherd Anne Hart- man Nancy E Higginson equal GRADE VII PIANO Honors Judith Williamson Karen Pickering Anne equal Heather Loblaw John Pass M Elaine Gilles pie Margaret McLellan equal GRADE VI PIANO Honors Sharon Copland Marg aret J Black Elaine Marilyn Gillispie equal Elaine Collins Gail Thompson equal Elizabeth J Black Shir ley Smith equal Marilyn Dix on Pass Beth Janet Finch Susan Peters GRADE V PIANO First class honors Linda and Honors Janet Sellers Lois Briggs Patricia equal Mary Lehman Climpson GRADE PIANO First class honors Larry and Carolyn J Davie Heather Heaton equal Honors Janet Macnab Shirk equal Judy L Walker Heather Joseph Buys Susan E Lloyd equal Pass Maureen Burke Diane McNelly equal Janet Best Hether Price GRADE III PIANO First class honors Carolyn Julia T Moorlag Hon ors Dawn Jean A Murray Pass Rita M GRADE PIANO Honors Joy A San dra Christiana Sandra Rynard equal Freda Greer James Phimister equal Pass Joanne GRADE I PIANO NEWMARKET Social News Mrs Clara Evans and son Al bert spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs P Ryan and family at Balsam Lake Mrs A Webster of Bran don Manitoba who has been visiting Mrs Phillips and other friends was joined by her lister Mrs Dr Morgan of Springfield New Jersey last week and they left for Brandon on Monday Mr and Mrs E Kask of Van couver BC were guests of Mr and Mrs Arthur Evans Millard Ave last week Mrs Mary Prior has return ed after a weeks visit with her son Gordon and family of Sun derland Mrs S Chapman Aurora left by airplane last week for an extended visit with her son and family in Saskatoon John Marrow son of Mr and Mrs Dick Marrow Davis Dr re turned on Tuesday from a trip to Vancouver BC Mr Richard Coles son of Mr and Mrs Bert Coles Journalism Management Offer 900 In Bursaries Entrance bursaries for fresh men registering in Journalism or Printing Management at Institute of Technology were an nounced this week by U Schrader director Students entering from high school have only two months in which to earn money and the ad visory committee has designated a special fund of 900 to aid them Mr Schrader said Bursaries are Canada for the son or daughter of a weekly editor or a student recom mended by a weekly editor 200 Saskatchewan Weekly Newspap ers Association for a student from Western Canada Can adian Weekly Editor magazine for the son or daughter of a commended by a weekly editor The Ault and Co of Canada The Canadian Fine Color Co Ltd The Canad ian Linotype Co Ltd 50 Can ada Printing Ink Co Ltd Latimer Ltd Saturday Night Press The United Church Publishing House Qualifying examinations based on high school work are written in September to decide the win ners Students completing first year may compete for 030 in scholar ships Secondyear Printing Man agement and Journalism each have 100 available for scholar ships An extra is available in a bursary fund be awarded to students on the basis of aca- wcekly editor or a student re- standing and need and grandson of Mr and Mrs Harper Price Newmarket ha Honors Joy St John David successfully passed with first Knapctt Gordon Brumby Robert class honors at the age of fifteen Stephens equal GRADE VIII SINGING into fourth form at the Earl Collegiate He has Honors Anna Morton Gloria I attended the boys camp Goodfellow Margaret C Graham Camp Pine Crest for Pass Marie Lockie GRADE SINGING Honors Diana Pollock some years assisting in now Bradford Changeover To Dials Is Completed The success of Sundays dial operation at Bradford was due largely to he understand- ing and high degree of cooper ation of residents in Bradford and vicinity were the words of Bel Telephone manager for this region He said the atti tude of made the companys task comparatively easy The community dial telephone system was inaugurated formally by Reeve Arthur Evans who placed the call utilize the new facilities Mr Evans called Fisher Ganton Warden of County at Hillsdale The signal for the changeover to dial service was given at about where he is the work of counselling for the summer Mrs Gilpin left for Edmon ton with her two daughters Carolyn and Mrs Gil pin is visiting her sister Mrs Ernie Morton Mrs Morley Rowland Moreen and Douglas of Vancouv er BC are spending the summer with Mr and Mrs Allan Mills Mr and Mrs Bert Chase and 301 am when railing Manitoba visited had fallen to low ebb The op- j Ml M involved some j week Mr and Mrs Bob McCarnan All telephone numbers and baby Stephen of ford now conform with the visited Mr and Mrs Gardiner letter fivefigure numbering and Mr and Mrs Bert plan The exchange designation is Calls between Bradford and Newmarket telephones are dialed direct and no long distance charges are incurred Long distance calls for sub scribers in the Bradford exchange area all are handled by operators located at Newmarket Newmar kets long distance operating staff includes six operators from Brad ford Council Approves 1000 For Pool Water Service Ask Reeve For Report On Hamilton St Drain When an inquiry was raised a the last meeting of council re a drainage problem Hamilton St the reeve said would answer it in reports committees Councillor Georg Knapton reminded council Monday night Later in th meeting he gave no answer- he answer the inquiry tonight Both Councillors Knapton an Haskett are members of the road and bridges committee Reeve I want discuss the problem with the before reporting to council The reeve told us at the las council meeting he had a prepared to present said Mr Knapton He didnt consult Mr or myself before it Yes agreed the reeve have one ready but since then have checked with several dents on that street and I am I didnt present the report I sec the situation differently It was agreed that the should be discussed by the road and bridges committee before report is presented to council OUR READERS HERE THERE Continued from Page the Jakes cottagers in that area were advised to follow a certain procedure to purify their drink ing water It was recommended that two drops of be added each quart of water and that it be allowed stand for a half hour before using The gave the notice But he advised listeners to add two quarters of to each quart of water Apparently having been old about his error the announcer returned to I he air a few minutes later interrupting a program of recorded music to correct his mistake He told everyone what he had said and what he should have said Then to make quite certain that everyone had the in formation correctly he said he would repeat the instructions Add two quarts of to one quarter of water he told his listeners write fa Dear Jack 221 St Newmarket ANGRY RESIDENTS Continued from Page Lots find out who is respons ible and fire him suggested the mayor There has been a lot of rain but that doesnt alter the fact that the holes arent fixed Part of the delay whs blamed on ft shortage of valves for the line Those received had the wrong threads Suggestions that council should go ahead and fill the holes were countered with the suggestion that the town would be liable in the future if they in terfered on the job Whats liability compared to some child falling in and drown ing replied Councillor Child J think we should fill it up Reeve Davis promised that the town men would pump out the holes the next day and would keep an eye nit them until it was possible to fill them In TURN DOWN Continued from Page I build a apartment build ing within a specified time When the time limit expired the land was by the town and the purchase price of was refunded in Mr A second agreement was enter ed Into with Mr Bond paying for the property agree ing to build his apartment build ing within in months That agreement expired this May and once council decided to re fund the money to Mr and to advertise the property for sale by tender Mr offered buy the I not outright for The two other offers were conditional ones and called he payment of for the land with the pur chase monev refunded Mr failed to build apartment building or the payment of with this purchase price being refunded if a building permit or the mort gage were not available PLAN WORK Continued from Page liable rugs were also destroyed he claimed He assured council he was not picking a quand but wished them to what act ually had been the result of this years flood Dr Bernard Libel who would he required pay over if the original drainage plan went through claimed that percent of the trouble origin ated from drain Most of the people agreed that this particular property might be the main source of the trouble Said Mr if we take this flood water over to Avenue down an open ditch on the east side it would not touch Dr Libels land His suggestion was for an open ditch along Sheppard Avenue from the Metro Road to the rear of Hamiltons properly on the and from that point in a covered ditch for the rest of the way to the lake The open part would be about feel long and from two and a half to four feet deep Mr also claims that Avenue is feet wide according to the township plan except beside the Hamilton prop erty where it is only feel This the reason fur the drain being dosed for the last fed Councillors William King said the land was nice and dry in the east side of Sheppard Avenue and he could see no reason why they should be brought into it Simple Plan As suggestions were still invit ed Dr Libel said he had studied the problem and was of the opin ion that A It was an emer gency it was a long term one He further suggested that the manual now at hand should be a guide to follow for all time lo come Since January of this year his property had been inundated from the property Ills suggestion was thai a catch at the foot of drain be used to better advantage and a couple of simple drains put across his property to the lake He further claimed that he be lieved thai a great amount of re lief would be received from it now and to enable them to pro ceed with the manual in years come The plan feasible and the delegation agreed that it should be given a chance Mr said the cost of this would under for the actual work and would fit Into an overall plan for the future With this new scheme only to properly owners would lie affected and a great relief from flooding would result Reeve Pollock then arranged for Dr Libel and Mr to meet on the site of the affected land later this week and able report will Ik- then be brought in A public meeting has been arranged by council for July I think the suggestion to reno vate the Eagle Street ceme tery is an admirable one which should meet with sympathetic re sponse Enclosed is small don ation towards this goal Yours very truly P Kelley Council has approved the pay ment of approximately for sewer and water connections to the community swimming pool Councillor George op posed the payment The Swimming Pool committee has raised close to 50000 for the pool and is handing it over to the town said Reeve Edward Wrightman The committee has asked if the town will pay for these connections from general funds Who will pay for the water used at the pool asked Mr That isnt covered in this reso lution replied the reeve All this covers is the installation of water lines and a sewer main A meter will he put on the same as at the arena and the pool will pay for whatever water it uses until such timo as this policy is amended he added We need more than assump tion for this argued Mr Do we ever install water con nections without a meter asked Councillor George Knapton No replied the mayor Newmarket is extremely for tunate that these publicspirited Citizens have made this pool available and that the capital ex penditure was not burden on the town said Councillor Glad stone idler I feel we should have an un animous vote on this SI grant suggested Mayor Glad- man The town is getting a pool free It certainly will not look Rood if we balk paying Mr voted against the motion It carried with the sup port of the remainder of coun cil SWIMMING LESSONS START THIS WEEK The number of youngsters regis tered for swimming lessons at community pool had topped by Tuesday of this week We had no idea we would have such a response said Pool Manager Stan Smith It has re quired a tremendous amount of organization and the hours for lessons this week have been set Some changes must be made We horn to have the regular lesson hours settled first of next week Mr Smith recommended that mothers of small children check the bulletin hoard for the changes The children will be told the hours for classes but in the case of the younger ones it would be wiser for an adult to make certain of the cor rect time SELL DEBENTURES Finance Chairman John Chop pin had an encouraging report the towns financial position council on Julv He said of the debentures been sold The tender on these debenture was awarded at the last of council Mr Choppin said sale had helped reduce the town bank overdraft CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY A group of friends from garttown gathered at the home Mr and Mrs on Court St Tuesday evening July It was a pleasant surprise party the occasion being Mrs birthday She received some very pretty gifts SERVICE STATION A request for permission to build a service station on the northeast corner of Eagle and Sis was received by New market council on July from the Shell Oil Co It was referred to the planning board for consid eration CENTENNIAL GRANT Council approved the payment of to the Centennial com on account of the grant set up in this years budget Approv ed for the committee was Mayor told council it probably will be necessary to provide the committee with a few dollars to cover operat ing expense No further action was taken at the July meeting The Best Drug Store Is now Alrcondllloned for jour convenience Coma In and cool off SALE BEGINS TOMORROW AT Sorry No refund credit or during this Sale AGAIN AFTER SCRYING THE PUBLIC FOR SI YEARS HARRY WISHES TO EXPRESS MIS APPRECIATION BY OFFERING THE FOLLOWING REDUCTIONS 20 to 50 OFF NYLONS M gauge Clearance pair FOR THE LADIES Special I FOR THE MEN SHORTIES ALL COATS A low as PRICE PRICK BLOUSES Fancy SHIRTS Reg and for PURSES 25 off SKIRTS Clearing at a 25 DISCOUNT The same for our BLOUSES Some Dresses Other Dresses Off Off Some going for 200 each HATS PRICE BATHING SUITS OFF Fine Cotton SHIRTS Clearing for 99c SI 98 All brassieres slips panties crinolines jeans OFF SUITS off He for S3750 SUITS pr pants SOX 25 OFF WINDBREAKERS 25 OFF VISIT OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT SPORT SHIRTS prices only 239 Summer CAPS 29c each All overalls work shirts wx jeans and smocks work boots OFF SPECIAL MENS T SHIRTS Solid coloured 50c each HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS Flannelette SHEETS inch FLANNELETTE yd Cotton PRINT yd 25OfF Pillow cases sheets bed spreads and toweling READY TO WEAR DRY G I I DS HARRY prop 205 Main St Newmarket Phone TW 56561 Holland St Bradford Phone PR