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Fat MTke Newmarket Era and Express Thursday Sent 1 NEWMARKET RECREATION COMMISSION TEEN TOWN Reopening NEWMARKET TOWN HALL SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 21 Admission 35c Dancing ALL UNDER 21 WELCOME Newmarket COOP STORE TW MILL TW 56361 Newmarket TW Nightly from pm Matinee at pm FRI SAT THEIR FUNNIEST YET 1 rat a NEWEST vet before new morel SMITH WON TOES ADULT ENTERTAINMENT IP TIMES THIS IS A FILM FOR MATURE ADULTS ONLY NOT RECOMMENDED FOR YOUNGSTERS WED THUR A new Sinatra As long as his brother was tough he was safe but the day came PRANK WATCH FOR THESE SPECIALS ELVIS PRESLEY IN I I YOU OVING OCTOBER I AND OKLAHOMA 16 18 Maple Public Library Thanks King Board For Donation Of Books A letter of appreciation from Maple public library boon received by King Memorial Library board for books which were duplicates of on the local library shelves was started last year and the neighborly attitude pirated the village At a meeting Of the King board September P it was noted by the secretary Mrs that the provincial was that King township council and King City Village trustees have each donated to boost the library service Also noted were the improve ments to the library reported by John and Mrs A the committee in charge letters of appreciation were also sent to A Jarvis Mrs John Miss Blair Burrows Mr- and Mrs G and Donald McCallum The new ap- King Township Officially Opens Its New Administration Building The official opening of the new municipal building of King township is a historymaking oc casion and from the bottom of my heart I welcome all who are present to help celebrate this important day were the open ing remarks of Reeve William Hodgson on Saturday afternoon September The traditional ribbon was fically cut by J Millar CE deputyminister of provincial public works and a friend of King township for the past 20 years It was a proud occasion for building contractor C V Mor row and the young a re hi- Excouncillors William and Russell Snider York County Warden J Taylor and form er County Wardens Jack Ralph Corner and Marshall Me- Murchy as well as Bruce Davlf and Aubrey of King town ship planning board were pres ent In recognition of the town ships appreciation of the ser vices of its exreeves Clerk Har old G Rose presented Mr Mc- Mr Mr and Elton Armstrong accepted by his wife with special gifts Norman whose capital only he It by lvi tit Mai hi yum ittil treasure las Any ninri taxes ami unit popular in truth endowed with th- wisdom of Solomon said Mr Millar Monument n not from the whore the illiterate hut adventurous the explorer had tolled ami where Governor had travelled In his search for overland route from the inland you were born in Kins township but I chose this township for my homo said Mr Gathers I inn pi he said to represent municipality in the House of Commons and am looking for ward to the time when Queen in is the central figure at the opening of parliament In accepting the key of the King township building Reeve Hodgson on behalf of council I the support given in promoting the project will a job for years to come he Id The reeve said over Individual gifts from taxpayers and Others had beautified and enhanced the building on open- Baskets of flowers from everywhere and permanent gifts were marks of goodwill and friendship CLEARING ALL BOYS SHOES PRICE MENS SHOP GLOBE TRAVELSERYICI Reservations for Steamahii Airlines and Cruises HERBERT Main St Newmarket Oat Phone of York to the forebears were early settlers in waters Irving Toronto King township drew on his vast Millar when they delivered the key of the building to the reeve Many Present The reeve introduced his coun cillors the four former reeves and the chairman B Good- fellow an exreeve of King and minted leiiow an exreeve rung and you iw that King Township with its knowledge of township history to tell of the early days and how administration has changed and advanced since King township was first surveyed in Township Do you know he asked building and grounds has added greatly to the setting Scats of Mr dug pesthole and put in the posts with the help of George Berry Eric Wells and Tim Grew honor were given to Arthur Norman B Good- fellow and to Mrs Elton Arm strong who took her husbands Mr John made and place because of his current ill- painted the new sign and his wife made inside window cur- tains and supplied the track Mr aw also supplied the P and j Celebrates chain E G and Mr gave the flagstones and Mr Jar- vis the cedar hedge Mrs J Grew acting chief librarian while Mrs A Jar- vis is on holiday T Board Chairman Edmund Wallas will decide how Young Canada Book Week will be cele brated from November to 22 King Stock Car Racer New Garage Operator Since Harold OBrien Fifth Concession of Kin took over the operation of the White Rose service station South Keele St King City on Sept patronage has been exceedingly good for the wellknown garage mechanic and body man He needed no introduction to the public as his reputation as a local class A licensed mechanic started years a no The station opened last Spring under different management but was closed for three months until the supervisor of the company came upon Mr OBrien He has been conducting repair and body work at his King Ridge home for nearly nine years and for the past year has also been on day work for Roadway Transport Toronto Raised in the dis trict Mr OBrien who is father of seven children conducted a gas and service station at Kcele and St Toronto before moving to King Township nine years ago His assistant is Johnny King City who has had several years experience Mr OBriens daughters Gerry and help servo gas Gerry is the carrier on 3 mail route and has tun- during the after noon to help her father Mr OBrien built hi Kin Ridge Cannon Ball stock which he drives at and on the track lie the parts and built the body him self Hie family moved from Toronto to King Ridge nine years ago Years As King Clerk Harold G Rose clerktreasur er of King township is celebrat ing 20 years in office this month Mr Rose was termed by J D Millar deputyminister of public works as an official who has not only given his township capable advice and guidance but has made the province the rich er by his efficient service when he spoke at the official opening of King Township Municipal Building Mr Rose presented the ex- reeves with gifts from the town ship in recognition of their ser vices Harold Rose is the sixth muni cipal clerk to hold office since the resent form of administra tion was inaugurated in 1850 He succeeded in Sep tember The first clerk of King town ship in was Joseph Wood office for years Basic Fire Protection Saves Home i There are two wall and the prisoner both is to a prison Salvation Army fin works on The home kitchen method of Using baking soda and sail to pre vent an outbreak of fire saved the home of Allan loucks An overheated space heater and stove pipes were almost red hot on Sunday morning Sept after he lit the oil Kin City fire department was called and two firemen with ex tinguishers went ahead of the truck However the borne treat ment and the standby lie extin guisher brought by a neighbor Frank quelled the exces sive heat The new home being built by Mr is not com pleted In- is using a space heater Deputy fue chief Harold Kirby and Chief Dave Glass have long emphasized that baking soda be slock in a a place in homes to use in the event of a blaze that can be tackled PERMAFILL PERMANENT Hold Warehouse Permit Till Easements Passed i CONCENTRATED SAFE DOWN TO 279 Gallon Main St NEWMARKET The permit for the Brewers Retail store on Charles St Is being withheld pending solution of a problem Engineer I Cock burn told council on Sept The building in spector informed council in a letter that an application for had been made by tin Brewers Warehouse Ltd Bylaw filti was considered in relation to this commercial de velopment learned that the bylaw which ones many streets in Newmarket for residential purposes does not ap ply to Charles St Mr Cock burn told council that the firms original plans called for the drainage of the roof and parking area into the towns sanitary sewers This contraven es a bylaw SO that it will necessary for the company to construct a storm sewer he said The firm is attempting to ob tain the necessary two easements to install a storm sewer from its Charles St property to the Hol land river New Meeting Called On Drainage A revised petition asking for another survey to correct the drainage problem on section of propertied in the Island drove district is in the hands of North township council Another meet ing of the Island drove rate payers will placa in en Hall at pm September This new drainage scheme is expected to cost much less the one rejected unanimously by on August acres is the largest in York county and fourth in the Prov ince of Ontario Its history ex tends back to York county was purchased by the English from the Mississaugha Indians in The Indians were paid barrels of trade goods and 97 gallons of rum In Entienne Brule and a band of friendly Indians travel led from Lake Huron by way of Lake Simcoe and passed over the hills of King from the Hol land River portaging to the Hum- River through this part King township The young French explorer had reached Lake Ontario via of the Carry ing Place which La Salle journ eyed over in Named For Secretary King received its name from Major John King under secre tary of state in England The first settlers were seven families who took up land at Armitagc in King township was first sur veyed in and later complet ed in It was originally part of the territory called the Home District He spoke of the fine pine for ests on the of King the best in Ontario It seems too bad he said that in slightly over years there isnt one old pine tree left in King township probably not in the whole of York County He told how the King pines were eut for ship masts and how the earliest settlers cut roll ed the pines down hill burning them in order to clear the land He remembered the last mast was taken from Loves bush on the of King lot brought down through Herb Rosss farm to the sideroad and hauled to King station with six teams of horses He was a small hoy when this took place Major A A Mackenzie introduced J D Millar He too had fond boyhood memories of King township when he was a lad on his fathers farm at Wood- bridge Extols Farm life Mr Millar said he firmly be licves that all public servants should he brought up on a farm The art of fanning is the oldest iiil most demanding craft in the world ho sold Once its rudi ments are mastered all other skills come easily A farm boy has only to watch his father he said learn the fundamentals of engineering of medical can- even practice of law The latter hard to be lieve but you should have heard my Dad when four of his best COWS were killed on the Trunk Railway to neglected fencing He spoke highly of the town ships elected and permanent of ficials He praised hum in did everyone else the pi actual King township mad builder and road superintendent from whom ho learned his trade years ago Mr Black is currently in hospital of the real Lakes Mr said the new building has historic value Could I make the suggestion that on or near the grounds of this site a suitable memorial be erected to the memory of Brule and his illustrious successor John Graves he added King township said Mr Millar holds a unique distinction in the history of Canada in having one of the earliest overland routes Over this ground on the portage between the Humber river and the valley of passed mites north of Newmarket on county road between and Holland Landing Phone Newmarket THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY IN CINEMASCOPE ALL TECHNICOLOR SHOW TRAPEZE Burt Tony ALSO DESERT SANDS Ralph Maria Indian tribe trading between the country of the Hurons and MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY the Iroquois Dedication Ceremony Before the cutting of the rib bon the new building was by Rev Dr Abbott of Schomberg The unveiling of the blue and silver plaque by C A Cathers MP a King township farmer was a special feature Many of IN CINEMASCOPE ALL TECHNICOLOR THE EGYPTIAN Jean Simmons Bella Darvt Peter A DAY OF FURY Dale Robertson Mara Show start prv Always a color Children under frs Where to buy the Era District News Stands Papers on sale at the following NEWMARKET AND DISTRICT Grays Tobacco Store Main St King George Hotel Main St Campbells Book Store Main St Atkinson Drugs Main St Ilcst Store Main St Grocery North Main Myers Confectionery North Main The Corner Cupboard North Main Salisbury Grocery North Main Taylors Store St Urn and Lucy Store Eagle si Harolds Store Eagle St Corner St and Third Con Newmarket Drugs Drive Centre Davis Drive Shopping Centre Triangle Service Eagle at Yonge St AURORA Hudsons Store St Grocery Wellington IGA Supermarket Wellington Willis Drug Store St Drug Store St Mornings Drug Store St Woods Hook Store St Grill Depot the Handy Store St St I OAK RIDGES Davis and Day Pharmacy KING CITY King City Grill 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