Ontario Community Newspapers

The Era (Newmarket, Ontario), April 26, 1967, p. 20

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Sales Up Profits Down TORONTO Sales of Do- second half current Wert at Mr Port record levels b year end- March 1967 In the pre- food ltratnary report caused by Increased costs McConhsck president sUtes higher taxes at every level of that sales increased MO per government cent to The resistance was further for the year ended InUrtsUled by the Senate-Com- March However net mons Committee on Former Warden of York County and Reeve of Newmarket P found an absorbing hobby In his first year of retirement Mr is taking advantage of Canadas Centennial to make some very attrac tive plaques the Centennial Two of these are seen on the outside of his home with a closeup of the larger one at the front door He has also donated one to the Newmarket arena Staff earnings declined per resulting in a cent to a unjust effect on the super- share from market industry and indeed Dividends totaled on the whole free a share compared with system Subsequently the 72c list year Committee in an interim re- The decrease in net earn- port exonerated the on higher sales result- market industry from the re ed from extremely intense tor the upward price competition during the trend in food prices V Aurora Lions Club Proposes Officers Jack Chapman treasurer Norm Cook assist- heads the proposed list ant treasurer Bert for Aurora Lions Club son Tall Twisters Slim for succeeding Powell Vcm Hose Lion Ham J ns president Tamers Jim Pillage Harold Installation will be held May Graham with the new executive go ing active July 1 Display Of Antiques At Bake Sale KING CITY Centennial took a bow at King City United Church bake sale aft ernoon lea and display of an tiques by Mrs Elizabeth Gill- ham and Mrs Ethel McDon ald hostesses Mrs Aud rey and Mrs Flora Scott were conveners Several members donned Con federation costumes Booklets of home recipes from great grandmothers day to the version were produced and sold by the Morning group Tea biscuits the Helen Rumble kitchen hostess style were baked on the spot by Mrs Rumble and served oven- fresh with jam and tea TORONTO by Bus Low Fares Good Any Day One Way Return TIME TABLE CHANGE Effective April f BUSES WILL RUN ON TIME Wlnow And ihi Wi fterti W KM MM Mi iiii I jiM MUl in rj Cm Mil IN Cm Mi m ji NEW TRIPS ADDED Daily exc Sat Sun Hoi Newmarket It Ar Keswick Keswick Newmarket Toronto A J jn For Complete Service See Time Table No New Commuter Trip to Toronto at BUSES LEAVE NEWMARKET TO TORONTO DAILY -V- Mild Cured Sweet Pickled mi 1YNN VAliEY STANDARD n If 1 I t M 12 pm Sat Directors 1st year lotin 2nd year Earl Others proposed arc 1st vice Stewart 3rd year Hon Sim- president Bert 2nd mons year Cliff vice president J Dick man The Red Cross holds more than blood donor clinics every year in order to collect the blood that is needed by patients in Canadian hospitals 53 Im Sal Sun Hoi Hoi Ml Sun Hoi J- am Sat Sun A Hoi pm am Sal Sun Hoi am cxc Sal Sun Hoi Sal Sun Hoi 525 Sun Be Hoi pm Sun A am Pne Sun Hoi am FOR SERVICE TO NORTH BAY SUDBURY As for Time Table No Tickets and Information at SERVICE Main Street Cryovac i Special Svc is sift 1 3rd vice presi dent Herb Staples secretary Jr assistant rnendShip i secretary Hillings T Circle met in Victoria Hall Wednes day afternoon April with about members present Equity Clarified EAST report from Strange in last weeks issue The Era period or playing games Mr Adair president concerning the equity settle- a relating to the sale of period oneroom schools in East announced that two Township gave bus loads will go to Toronto the impression that only a on May to see The very few children had attend- S of Music A committee Poplar Banks No and Miss Charles were Actually less than a dozen to arrange for a Bazaar from King Township attended to be held early in the fall with the balance of enrolment A large birthday cake was from East Gwillimbury cut and served in honor of towing the closing of the members whose birthday school all the children were falls in April Miss Mabel transferred to Holland Land- Smith Mrs Winnie Rogers STEWART BE ARES Your authorized for Above Ground Family Swimming Pools All Sizes NOW ON DISPLAY AT THE NEWMARKET PLAZA STORE BASEMENT FLOOR A 30 OVAL POOL WITH ALL ACCESSORIES Stewart has a full line of Salt pool chemicals earth and pool equipment AND CHEESE Save 3c Everything for the Pool Owner is here For information phone ALL YOUR POOL NEEDS ARE AT STEWART BEARES I HEINZ PURE Special Save ISoz Btli feu School The equity King had in the Miss Charles Mrs Mrs realized from the snip and Mrs Leonard or schools during was Friendships Circle members per ccnl receiving looking fonvard program on Wednesday cve- School April 26 when a short Dunn and J MeLeod were play will bo presented by arbitrators Aurora Drama Workshop OPINIONS What Is The Biggest Complaint Against Car Dealers mi The business of ears may not have any more faults than any other industry but they are publicized LOOK BIIX DING WILL REPAIR ALL YOUR DAMAGED WINDOW OR DOOR am I rinding out what the buyers think is a continu- part of auto merchandising both by the factories who conduct national studies and most dealers who question their own customers with direct mailings Approximately half the buyers questioned on a recent national survey were completely satisfied with their dealer Of the remainder the bulk of the com r plaints are connected with the standard of servicing One quarter all buyers said they would not recommend their dealer to others due to poor Vice after the sale per cent complained of war- dissatisfactions and 30 per cent of Inadequate of the hew car Who is to blame Apparently some car dealers who sell without regard to their customers future service satisfaction Bui there ore two sides to the problem A hardbargaining buyer who loses sight of all else but price cannot help but encourage a type of dealer who caters to his terms In order to make the If a low price alone Is needed t6wln the buyer oyer then the dealer may meet the buyers price by shortchanging him on service or some other part of the The dealer- will then rave solved his J ALUMINUM OR WOOD FRAMES DOMINO SODA WATER OR DRY mm i A THE REGULAR J Abb This offer expires SATURDAY APRIL BRING EM IN NOW PHONE Newmarket Compare IS 30 BtU Depoiii ft it t J ASSORTED SHAPES AND DESIGNS fe H TA i ri April W We resery rifM toUit Dominion Stores Twin IN HOME PLANNING

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