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J i I ii i L-5lV- mm By Ray WHX AUGUST r VOL No 32 s I i sc nice to little Village of Sutton put on such a big show for her OH Home its gratifying too to see Suttons neighbors North Gwi- limbury and Township pitch in and help Can you imagine North York holding an Old Home Week arid getting some help from Scarboro and Etobicoke No something like this could only happen in a small community Suttons Old Home Week which started last Sunday and winds i Y There vlewiwIntH to the violence which has Its own dismal which this summer plunged record In the treatment of our tho United States Its deepest native and Eskimos of civil unrest Ah nearly a century n r 1 t y The while vie which is reiwrtcd through moat L T v up this Saturday has something for everybody Fittingly the week started off with public worship and continued ji I with such a picnic band concert antique show fife and drum cotpsi championships track meet riding demonstration and a folk concert Today the Old Week program will continue with the antique tr mm of white society but especially among low income groups Sf is that the Negroes are Incapable of living in a community Colon Crier f show demonstrations and a variety show They must according to this view By EUzabcth rt-i- M w -v- wind up with the main event beiny the Sutton Fair and Horse Show just about the best of its kind in Ontario Sutton could have held its Old Home Week at another time of i John Dennis with cap at right of Surrey England points out highlights of his Dennis automobile to a Fort York guard and an interested spectator during stopover of Canadian Tire Centennial Tour in Toronto Dennis a grandson of the builder of the Car drove from in their black ghettos where they live at bare levels celebration In town a Very locate almost family affair Newmarkets Recreation Director is a And if they cause any trouble JU they must be ruthlesMly crushed a time when moat of her yearround residents are not so busy jfiufcor to Expo in Canadas premier tour of classic and antique cars But Instead Sutton decided to share its fun with her summer time visitors and show real smalltown hospitality I j by the power of the state festivity to honor the of The opposing view of liberal- people whose years ago brought Into being the man Swimming Pool Not Too Harsh A Brampton area youth was sentenced to six months in jail and had his license suspended for three years when he was convicted of i drivingr last week SUGAR By Bill Smiley thinking Americans of both parties Is that the United States faces a severe trial in its form of ramracy It most grate its iHta wwiPty that social and edu cational opportunities are i 1 On pool i ffliny f Re f i I 5 Evidence revealed that the 19yearold drove from Richmond Hill to Bradford at speeds up to miles per hour before crashing through brick wall at Bradford During his wild drive the youth went through police road blocks drove in the wrong lane and went through red lights Magistrate O S Hollinrakes sentence is not too harsh and his comment that improper driving of this kind must be stopped is appro priate For stiff jail sentences are the only way to stop this type of driving Winner Number Two bus and youthful patrons or their for a minority which has long parents may have stopped fen I been ruthlessly enough to read them and Despite civil rights legislation This is the other winner in the SmileyToExpo contest According to Mr Smiley this column was of the first to arrive and just kept ing back into the finals By Edwin Mills Hamilton Ontario Once again the poor police have been pilloried in print This time by a letter in the Readers Era written by a lady who charges that East Gwillimbury and Newmarket police are more interested in catching speeders on their way to work in the morning than they are about curbing squealing tires and noisy mufflers from speeding cars along Davis Dr at night She suggests radar traps after pm to curb the speed and noise When it comes to speed traps the police are damned if they do and damned if they dont If they catch speeders in the morning someone says theres more speeders in the afternoon If they set up a speed trap in the afternoon someone says all the speeding is at night And so on The Era has advocated and still advocates speed traps on Davis Dr Speed traps are necessary on Davis Dr because its one street where cars can get up A head of steam without being impeded too much by vehicular or pedestrian traffic But theres still pedestrian traffic crossing Davis Dr and speeding cars are a danger Therefore The Era agrees with last weeks letter to the editor even though sympathy is extended to the harried police departments Each of the two departments has only so many men to spare for traffic duty and Davis Dr is only one street in the municipalities The subject is pheasants and I live on an island in the to which snot I came some five weeks ago together with a car full of the usual clothing food etc and perched on top of every thing a carton containing two cock pheasants My wife a rather bland and gentle creature with whom I lived comfortably for nigh on years had her doubts from the ordered three hens from the same source of supply and we had no trouble naming them ie Christine and Handy I watched John carefully through the glasses and two days after the gals arrived his tail was high and his eye was bloodshot Then disaster struck First when there was no sign of and associates for a week I decided to institute a search I fear they were double wing clipped by mistake and after a day or so of Lester and Johns company they just went high on a windy hill and took off over water and this be ing their first flight since being clipped and put in the shipping carton their feather power plants were insufficient They probably came down got water logged and sank I add that John and Lester passed by the US Congress in the past 10 years which has legal ly outlawed segregation and put an end to discrimination in such public facilities as schools hotels and cafes little genuine progress has been achieved toward gration with the person we ESS both tried it twice went over start I add that unless you keep top abmt f fowl in cartons on a level keel paddled back they scratch and fight ji Then Lester got dive bombed by To avert the crista I suggested a redtailed hawk our biggest next choose names for the little beg- to eagles He got to cover but it n scared the living hell out of him and Lester is a bird of peace at any price So he sat down with John and probably said Come let us reason together this is getting to be too damn dangerous be sides the lady birds are gone let us take wing on the morrow or of equivalent elo quence Peter Gorman the chairman of the committee of and whose name the pool now carries Post master Fred Curran Arena Man- ager Stan Smith and Charles still a local resident and The two races have in fact drift- man Two names belong already to ed apart as whites have become the past sports lover Charlie increasingly fearful of Negro vio- VanZant and Ray Bollons the then lence and blacks have grown in- u hospital administrator who creasmgly impatient over their conditions away in Perth last year For example while schools have These were the men who raised been legally desegregated housing the funds among bur citize has not Negroes live where they which the pool built whose can afford to live with the result desire it was to give the town that they cluster in stum tions in the ghettos of the north- thinRS hat mak better place to live to provide a lasting source of pleasure for the children It has become their meet- f Tt em cities and we fixed on Lester and John for privately we felt like their namesakes neither would be around for long Because schools serve only their immediate neighborhoods the re sult is hat despite desegregation remains allblack so will its schools And as few Negroes can afford to move to the lilywhite suburbs so the schools place during the summer months as many as visitors were counted on a record day v Dear Editor As I do much of my shopping on Main St I usually try to park on the street whenever there is room Several times I have been lucky enough to my car Into one of the spaces i The hardest part comes after I have gotten into the parking space Its the big question as to I whether or not to feed the park ing meter Since I dont live in Newmarket I have asked residents and merchants if I should put some coins in the parking meter Moat of them dont know if the parking meters are working or even if they are checked regularly I dont mind putting money into the meters but a few times Ive done it only to lose my coin and not get any reaction from the meter Naturally I as sumed that the meters were no longer In use t The next time I came I didnt bother to feed the meter While in one of the stores I was inform- that the meters were now be- checked regularly So I sprint ed back to my car hoping to reach it before the meter man did I was lucky enough to win that race but may not be In the future So will please let me know what condition the meters are in for next weeks shopping trip ITS Dear Editor Let me take this opportunity to publicly thank Canadian Nation al Railways for their daily alarm clock service for Newmarket resi dents Since I moved to Newmarket Ive never once had to set my alarm clock to awaken myself in the morning For you see Cana dian National Railways does this for me Its really a unique service too v- 1 guess the CN executives realiz ed that used to be chronically one minute late to work in the morning Allowing for the extra time I would need to make it on time CN schedulers were nice enough to send a train through one hour earlier Just imagine my ecstatic anti cipation in the early morning hours as I hear the call of the wild from a CN rumbling into Newmarket The twomile warn ing that its engineers sound before they reach the town thoroughly rouses me But you see Im pretty sneaky and the cagy engineers must rea lize that I doze off again after they reach the first crossing here So just as they pass my house they sound the warning again blur- out Reveille in Morse code This one bounces me right out of bed Then Im thoroughly awake cheery and bright ready to face another day Some people would complain that from the last CN blast around midnight until the early morning one a person barely gets enough sleep to exist Rut not me After need On the way up Lester got into a hell of a fight with his loyal opposition and arrived without his tail attached that is Lester of course was a bird of peace his namesake gets medals for it so the whole thing gave him an inferiority complex and he hid for a week Over the years the venture has of the suburbs remain nearly all been selfsupporting with fees for lessons and admission kept low in comparison to other places of this sort and to other forms of enter- John however was just like the other John and with the field to himself he strutted preened and squawked gawd how he squawk ed all day long Lester abdicated a week ago and we hear him dally from the deep woods on the mainland I cant say that he actually followed the route of the gals because infer ences might he drawn and a Royal Commission appointed to Investi gate It might even topple the Government There is really of course yet a third view to the racial situa tion in the United States arid that is the view of the black nation alists who vow to destroy Ameri can society as a way of ultimately achieving control of their lives Sort of an Americanized masters of our own house theme so less worthwhile Instruc tion and supervision is done by students in their vacation tint who have come up through the ranks of Red Cross lessons and an old farm hand I made several trails of cracked com and wheat ending at a feeding place in front of my chair and window John being conscious of the im portance of Number One Manito ba hard in his life caught on first and within a few days was doing his stuff right in front of my wife I r Hut watching the two cocks both single wing clfpjicd I fell there was more to the droop of their appearance than just the small loss of a few feathers So I Old John however excites our admiration He just stays on and on and on and on I think his squawk is that there is nothing repeat nothing to bent good old western Canada wheat So be ing in dire straits myself I am entering this pica that you accept my story ami send me your che que by return mail so I can go to the trading post and get some more of the real stuff for good old John keep the operation in admirable liar here in discussions about Que- discipline This is a perfect place to observe And just as every generation of children do recognize rule nationalists In Quebec must try to and how the outdo its predecessor so every able to handle generation of Negro leadership in charge as they the United States become yet more in organized radical recreation 7 The vehicle for the ultimate Negro onslaught against Ameri can whites is probably the wry misnamed Nonviolent Coordinating socall ed Snick When the Shopper more than five hours sleep a night Im just glad that I have such Put money in ftlarm clock Once again thanks a lot you me may have to pay a cents for an alarm clock t On this fathers of the pool permitting be see what their Is forth and how their efforts been rewarded in a healthy generation spending happy and useful hours and the event stimulate endeavours towards fur IVinidadborn author of the Rlack Power buttle cry was the head of Snick he was universally reviled inning and of an as a demagogue and inciter of re- season centre for all Rut ho has now been sue- Cor the common good by the messianic Rap who faces charges of inciting riot after urging Negroes to war on Hie Yoik Counry Since 1852 man v Incorporating It is difficult to foresee anything TMF PACT other in fact than continued and mounting vlolouco as by growing white wealth on tup one hand contrasted with con- HERALD tinned degradation and r At on other becomes increas ingly of his fliliwr- tors DAVID HASKELL The and the ran he to deal forcefully with mounting riots Hut guerrilla warfare the nest the Negro rehelllon could tear Am erican society apart at the warns and Publisher WILLIAM J Advertising and Business Manager GIL SHEPHERD News Editor r 1 Now York Mayor John Lindsay In an expression of patience rare la the US put the Negw rebellion down to of in- and virus of decay and Published every Wednesday at Charles St Newmarket Ontario by the Newmarket Era Express Company Limited Subscriptions for two years ROD for one year Single copies each Mem ber Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association and the Audit Bureau of Circulation Authorised as Second Class Mall by the Post Office Ottawa for the in cosh Jr In this sense Negro rebel lion is the visitation upon Ameri can white society of the vegeance of race which suffered lynch- Phone Aurora 777404 exploitation and salary and IJnl At -Jr-