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and 1957 OF WATER SAFETY PROGRAM IT POOL OPENING Knapton Reports Cost Of History Says Town Should Publish Book Miss Claire acting director of he water safety pro gram for the Canadian Red Cross will be guest speaker when the Newmarket swimming pool opens officially on Tuesday Aug at pan During the opening there will be exhibits of diving swimming and life saving The Newmarket Chamber of Commerce will chair the opening ceremonies On Friday people swam at the pool It was open until pm and this policy of keeping Skinnymenwomen gain 510 15 lbs Get H Pep V Vigor Wi Bony fill out fill tip no body indi v are cow proud of They Tonic Tabled IMpt fcvQd tip body of poor appe tite doe to lack of Iron Improves on Matt In- lire only Try foe new pep vim toll day At all A report on the proposed pub lication of Mrs John original work The History of Newmarket was presented to council by Councillor George Knapton on Monday night He indicated that he plans to pool open on Friday nights after the closing of stores will be continued It will give business people an opportunity to enjoy the pool Adult Lessons Private lessons are being start ed adults Ten lessons will cost Those taking lessons will be permitted to practice be tween 9 pm and pm each night The area around the pool is be ing paved and the Consumers Gas Company has sodded the east side of the pool grounds Shop At JOHN MORNINGS DRUG STORE St Aurora For Friendly Personal Service Telephone PA AURORA This ONE Policy Covers You Your Wife and Your Children Plan Gives Increasing Family Coverage Increase in Cost Are you like this typical family man Perhaps you have two children and will be blessed with more You wisely own some life insurance yet you feel you should have broader protection not only on your life hut on your wife and family loo Your Confederation Life man lias the answer with our new Family Policy which insures you your wife and each child All future children will he included loo villi no increase in premium Policy Works permanent insurant on your life pay premium only to age Benefits for Disability Accidental Death or Dismemberment Insurance on your wife until you reach insurance on each child total to or your age if each child may convert to a policy regardless of health at that time PROTECT THE ONES YOU LOVE CONSULT Confederation Life ASSOCIATION duce a motion on July recom mending that the town have Mc Clelland and Stewart Ltd publish the book Mr reported the pub lishers said the book would con tain pages of and 16 pag es of pictures For copies the price would be The cost would be for copies These figures include the draw ings and engravings of the end papers which would be old and present day maps of the town The printing of these end papers would cost for by the publishing firm Mr Knapton ex plained The printing job could be done locally He added that McClelland and Stewart had recommended 5000 of these end papers be ordered so that 2000 could be used in the books and the remaining maps sold during the Centennial cele brations Mr Knapton thought it was too late to attempt such a project and recommended local printing of only the number of end papers required for the books The book would sell for a copy said Mr Knapton The book store retains per cent for com mission so that from each sale would come to the town That would mean that if all cop ies were sold the project would only cost the taxpayers 700 for the publication of the towns his tory Other arrangements might be possible he added For exam ple if one book store were given exclusive rights to sell the book locally it might be possible to cut the commission to 25 per cent I am prepared to introduce a resolution at the next meeting re commending that the town have McClelland and Stewart Ltd publish the book I am not cer tain whether we should order or 2000 copies Knapton said The Common Isabel JULY AND A SHOWER Have you ever considered the month of July just what its Round resounded to the hum of many voices as the friends of Miss Frances met there to days represent I think with the let that friendship have its way exception of December which of course stands alone in grandeur it has seen more events which concern the modern world than any other month We all like to see noble growth whether it be a child coming to wellrounded useful manhood ready to use whatever gifts God has given him for the good of his fellow man and his country or Seated in the chair of honor supported on one side by her sis ter Eunice who read the mes sages on the gifts and on the oth er side by Mrs Calvert of whose accomplishments will speak later Frances found laid at I her feet basket after basket of gifts These were brought in Wanda and Carol 1 The gifts were many varied the coming into its own of a tree and useful A tiny beginning and then what spoke of one of Frances help fclds Neednt a riot Be to treat em right Have your peace and Newmarket Furniture In the United church Georgina Island on July 20 Charles Big- canoe III became the husband of Mary Lou Stanger Toronto The groom is the son of the former Island chief Charles Lorenzo Bigcanoe Photo by Bill Lampion ITS A Womans World By CAROLINE ION Going to the Old Country by Ship or Airplane HERBERT GOODHOOFD Reservations for Steamships Airlines and Cruises Official agent for all steamship lines Trans Canada Airlines and KLM Main St Newmarket equipment he sold to Planning for Canadian Scouts participation in the Jubilee boreeIndabaMoot the World Scout gathering which is being held at Sutton England from August to 12 began short ly after the 8th World Jamboree at in Aug ust Towards the end of last month some tons of equipment were shipped from Canadian Scout headquarters in Ottawa to Eng land They were at the site await ing the arrival of t Canadian contingent Equipment for the two Canadian Jamboree contingents cost Besides the World gathering in England to which Canadian Scouts have gone the Fourth National Jamboree of the Boy Scouts of America was held at Valley Forge from July 12 to It was attended by 373 Canadian Scouts Included in this expenditure are trjits marquees and din ing shelters saws feet of rope canvas water buckets 300 shovels 248 mixing bowls and many other items The Scouts do their own cooking at Jamboree British tea company to make the record It is planned that dupli cates of this film will be avail able for use by Scouts all over the world Phone 54891 Mr John Representative Confederation Life Association Newmarket I would like further information on how I he Family provides complete for my family I NAM MOV I I maw Canadian Scout groups on it re turn to Canada Food Supplies The only thing not being taken to the Jubilee Jamboree or the American Jamboree is food It is provided by the host country A Jamboree fee paid by every Scout and Leader in attendance pays for it It is estimated that Jamboree Scouts will need d a 1 v WEDDING CASEY Donna Jean Casey daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Casey New market became the bride of John Michael McKenna son of Mr and Mrs Michael Tor onto recently The double ring ceremony was held In St Johns Roman Catholic church New market June 22 Rev Basil Sulli van officiated Given in marriage by her fath er the bride chose a chapel train gown of stehlis cupioni and silk featuring a barque bodice with neckline of reembroid ered alencon lace studded with sequins and seed pearls Her fingertip veil of tulle ill usion was held by tiara of sequins and seed pearls and she carried pink sweetheart roses with trail ing ivy mounted on a while pray er book Mrs Joyce MaeDonald sister of the bride was matron of honor She wore a cocktail length gown of blue nylon chiffon with bouf fant skirt and floating panel with matching picture hat Bridesmaids Mrs Lois Tup well and Miss Imo gens Morrow were gowned alike in pink nylon chiffon featuring bouffant skirts with floating pan- a canopy of beauty shade and shelter Then there is another kind of growth that of a nation and here July is rich in birthdays To Canadians July does or should mean something tremen dous It means that though young we have obtained our ma- We have a voice that when raised can be heard in the Commonwealth in the United Nations and in world affairs It is rather awesome to think that each one of us bears the title Ca nadian Citiren and is responsible for that voice To put it in the vernacular its up to us whether that voice be strong to uphold all good causes or weak and vacillat ing for fear of offence Not one of us can hide behind the fact that we are only one Even a million is made up of ones and as such is important We must make our one stand for something Then our neighbors to the south celebrate on July They make more fuss about it than we do about July and although they may not love their country any more than we do yet far more than Canadians they make their pride and loyalty known Al though older than Canada the United States is still a young country but its voice is heard ov er all the world Sometimes we wish it was not quite so loud and self assured LOte all young and sometimes older people and nations it makes mistakes yet like the Common wealth it stands firm on the principle of equal opportunity for all men Both nations are found ed on the deep conviction that Right is Might France on July celebrates the fall of the Bastille But can anyone tell whether the bloody revolution has brought France what she hoped for French po litics and policies to me are a closed book they are never stable long enough for me to their meaning But I suppose that un derneath the tumult and the in opening the gifts and her occupation intrigued me as it did many others She had an alumin um pie plate turned upside down and in it she was making holes Into these holes went the ends of ribbon rosettes from the gifts and these ends were fastened with scotch tape As rosette after ro sette was added it began to look like a hat And that is what it turned out to be With ribbons added to the holes in it it was placed on Frances head and was very effective as she rose to thank the guests She spoke feelingly of the plea sure the shower had given her and of her appreciation of the lovely gifts She extended a cor dial invitation to those present to visit her after her wedding in August when she and her hus band will make their home in Newmarket Delicious refreshments and a time for everyone to greet her neighbor brought the afternoon to a close and everyone left wishing Frances and Graeme even- hap piness in the world Main St CHANGE OF LIFE HOT FLUSHES hot fltub irritability nesSt appetite aches simple anemia change of life Renumber Clinic majority women striking relief New Formula or Compound Mwt likely will he helped too So DAYS FREE TRIATMDff Iff you are not helped lust I Iinklumifromyonr Store Tale for dart to of If you do not experience relief send us the empty for cheerful refund of your We have te on file from Joiu today Try norisk plan Get New Formula with added tome or Compound with V OUT A DRUG STORE in Newmarket The three Drug Stores will be open Monday and Wednesday until further notice Atkinson Drugs Best Drugs Lanes Pharmacy Susan McOowan niece of the groom was flower girl and wore a white dress with a a Skirt Of white nylon net and Paul Their mission too milk and about gallons of rtoseRay pink and to help the world to bring SATISFACTION GUARANTIED MAIN ST PHONE NEWMARKET If easier COMPANY CANADA A LISTINGS at little coif moke lor people to find you IN BUSINESS Use extra lbtinga show other firm names for your business to associate your name and residence telephone numlwr with your firm name or to allow afterhour numbers for you and your koy employees AT HOME Other members of the family and relatives roomers or boarders would benefit from having their names listed in the telephone directory ba la check your directory right away For change and additions In pag taction lha YELLOW PAGES coll our Builnats Office without delay water Here are a few of the items needed for the 12day Jam boree It tons of butter tons of coffee tons of fresh meat tons of sugar tons of fresh vegetables A to page daily newspap er called Jubilee Journal will published by the Boy Scouts association during the Jamboree Daily circulation is expected to reach It is planned to send copies over the world on a subscription basis An amateur shortwave station will be operated at the Jubilee Permission has been granted for a Scout news service to be so that Scouts not attending the Jamboree can hear what is taking place The call sign of the station will be GB3SP It wilt transmit on the following amateur wavebands 160 15 and Million Visitors In addition to transporting the Scouts to the Jamboree the Brit ish railways have the immense lash of forwarding and dispatch ing baggage and equipment to the site Transportation of visitors to the Jamboree camp will present another problem It is expected thai some visitors will be travelling from all over Great Britain to this historic event Royally will be included in the visitors to Jamboree Her Majesty Queen and Prince Philip will visit the Jam boree on August 3 The Duke of Gloucester will officially open the Jamboree He is the president of j the British Boy Scouts lion Lady Baden- Powell will offi cially close tin on the of August She is the World Chief Guide and widow of the founder of Scouting Lord BadenPowell of The 1957 Jamboree marks the of his birth and the an niversary of Scouting Religious Observances Regardless of his religious be liefs every Scout attending the Jamboree will have an opportun ity to carry out his religious ob ligations according to his faith Adequate arrangements for ser vices have been made A large staff of chaplains has been organ ized to meet the requirements of all faiths concerned And for the Scouts and friends of Scouting who will not be at tending the Jamboree a film re cord is being made of the Scout World Catherine It will be a sound color film Countryman Films Ltd of Eng land the makers of The Con quest of Everest the color film which has won worldwide fame have been commissioned by a els and matching picture hats They carried identical cascades of shouting they too are trying to and blue mums ity Fraternity into action July we rem e two great saints James and St Vincent was the saving grace of Jesus Christ to men and help and hope to the helpless and hopeless July is a marvellous month Aside from national growth there is the beauty of the earth the smell of new mown hay the gold of ripening wheal the flowers and the birds the song of great rivers and little brooks All are encompassed in Julys 31 wond rous days A Shower On Saturday afternoon July the home of Mrs Me- THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY gay pi blue baby mums Ed Maggi best man and ushers were Geor ge and Dick Receiving at the Gray stones Aurora the brides mother chose a dress of pink and white alette with matching accessories and wearing a corsage of pink roses She was assisted by the grooms mother in blue lace with matching accessories and carrying a purse corsage of pink rosebuds After a honeymoon in New York City the couple will reside in Toronto SPECIAL COFFEE CAKE Various Types 35 each BROADBENTS BAKERY Ml MAIN ST Fairy Lake Regatta Planned By Legion Men For Centennial A for Newmarket cant be done youll say There isnt any water except in Fairy Well then lets say the Can adian Legion as part of their cen tennial are going at tempt impossible That is hold a regatta on Fairy Lake It will be held Saturday Aug 18 at pin The program now in the dis- 1 cuss ion stage is lo consist of canoe races Ion rolling contests canoe jousting contests and across Fairy Lake swim All that is needed put the pro- across is the necessary en- for each event There will also be a water ski demonstration and if there is hi enough daredevil in town he Will asked to over Fairy Lake falls in a barrel The program ha a twofold purpose First lo provide some thing new and different during the centennial celebrations and Secondly to prove that if Fairy Lake was cleaned up it could prove a valuable asset to the town As lone as the oldest resident of town can remember a regatta has never been staged on Fairy Lake Thus the next years of Newmarkets eventful history would start off witli a regatta Another part of the program being considered is a greased pol climb The pole would be suspended out over Fairy Lake and anyone able to climb out to the end of the pole without tum bling into the water would re ceive a prize George is chairman of the Legions regatta program Other members of the committee on the project are Ivan Ruddock Jack Duncan Charles Lloyd and Sid Steventon i ituurc success for the re gatta progVam the first step is to secure the names of persons in town owning or who can secure a canoe for the races The canoe race would start at the north end of Fairy Lake and proceed along the west shore and at the first bend swing eastward to the east shore thence back to slatting point I hose not up on canoe jousting should remember that there is one paddler in the canoe and a second member of the crew armed with a long pole with a boxing glove on the end of it The idea is lo knock the pole holder in the other canoe out of his canoe and into the water It Is hoped to interest each club and organization in town put an entry in the event The Legion is also interested in securing contestants for a log rolfinK contest Anyone wishing to take a crack at this is asked to contact Ivan Ruddock Jack Duncan George or Sid Across the lake swim entries are also being accepted Several well known distance swim mers are being invited to par ticipate To assure success for the re gatta program entries art- re quired and required immediate ly Contact any member of the aforementioned committee for iuformiition The prize winners in each event will rrceie fine prizes The committee will meet again tonight Anyone in town with a canoe is asked to contact Ivan Jack Duncan George Sid or they can 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