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POSTIE The Era Newmarket- Aurora Out Wed August IMS Announce flower show dates thought of having what they gathered to gether taken from them Mr Bowser Mr Moll has been a carrier for two and a half years Until this spring when he moved to the Newmarket post office he commuted to Toronto in a car He takes home 148 twice a month an increase from the annual in- come he started with but still not enough to live on He and his uncle who has been blind since 1944 have been together for years and theyve spent the past six months fixing up their Cedar Valley home and property Now they face losing it but the 1 president Mr Moll is scared about his future but still determined It was his collie that joined the picket line one morning Preston Lake claims another drowning victim VANDORF Preston Lake claimed its second victim drowning in a week Karen of Don Mills drowned on Saturday despite the efforts of her father lake that She is believed to have wandered out into the deep water Her father Richard applied of three when he fell off an inner tube and was unable to swim to shore Preston Lake employs a lifeguard t many swimmers arc swimming at a MOUNT ALBERT Next Wednesday and Thursday August 14 and 15 are the dates set for the annual Horticultural Flower Show in Mount Albert Communi ty Hall Our Heritage Swings through the 60s is the theme of this years event which will begin with the Childrens Show on Wednesday and continue with the adult show on Thursday Both shows are open to the public from 7 ning with the winning en tries in the childrens show on display on Thursday evening The adult show will also feature a tea room There are several open classes for adults in distance from his station John Harper comes to the rescue and applies to ease a twisted leg muscle encountered by runner Sylvia Kaur during the track meet sponsored by the Newmarket Track Club at Pickering College track on Saturday Holder Photo Residents honor reeve at township picnic Residents of East Township honored their Reeve Gar field Wright the war den of York County at a picnic held in North Gwil limbury Park July 31 Des pite the threat of rain and approaching thunder storm the afternoon remained dry win no rain until almost 7 pm A lively program of sport for all ages was conducted during the afternoon by the members of the Township staff assisted by Council great variety of supper Buckles Electric asset during period Rev was present to pro- Following the supper the Deputy Reeve Gladys Rol ling chairman for the ev ent called upon Councillor Jack Rye East Gwillim- last County Warden in 1954 Councillor Rye con gratulated Reeve Wright on bringing the Wardcnship to East and his term of office Presentations of a ring bearing the Shrines Em blem to Reeve Wright also an engraved silver tray to Reeve and Mrs Wright were made by Councillors William Steele and Ray Garfield Wright expressed appreciation to all Town ship residents A special Mrs Wright and served to all present Congratulations and best wishes were also expressed by John Roberts William Hodgson and Reeve Gordon Cook first Commissioner to the Warden Five lucky draws went to Carol Breland Ray Twin Elgin Cole David Case and Marie Freeman Clerktreasurer Jack Hop kins presented a list of the businessmen who had con tributed financially and otherwise to the success of the picnic East Gwillimbury De putyReeve Gladys Roll ing has been asked to speak to the women delegates at the Ontario Municipal As sociation Convention in Windsor next The Status of Women in Muni cipal Affairs will be the subject of the talk Mrs Rolling will speak on the status of the Elected Wo man and Miss Tucker clerk of the of East York will speak on the Status of the Appointed Woman Township picnic set for August 19 Picnic has been scheduled for Monday August 19 in Ihe Township Park at Roches Point The official opening will be held at about pm but this will be preceded by activities There will also be a wiener roast and fire works during the evening and a dance for the young people One of the highlights of the event will be an amateur talent contest on the plat- North Town ship Council is scheduled prior to the picnic Miss Viola Gil- lion or the cochairmen Mrs Stanley Schram and Mrs Murray Pegg flower class are asked to note that there will be a special class for three sprays of any type of the Horticultural Society contained a mixture of ev erlasting flowers so any type will be acceptable for hunting lodge at Baysw near Burwash Mr and Mrs Percy Mori- FEMALE HELP WANTED Sales and Stockioot Good Generous disco rose apply Mrj Doris Walkers Newmarket Plata NORTH GWILLIMBURY CIVIC PICNIC AUGUST 19 In Township Park ROCHES POINT pm 530 pm Childrens Sports Program Official Openi ng Lunch Hour Evening Corn and wiener roast fireworks amat eur talent contest prizes free refreshments for the children CARADONNAS FRUIT MARKET DAVIS DR Opposite Plaza MON TO SUN SADLON SCOTT country AUTHORIZED DEALERS for AUTHORIZED DEALERS for PONTIAC BUICK C TRUCKS 50 WITH OVER BRAND NEW PRODUCTS TO CHOOSE FROM Campbells Cookie Corner REOPENING THURS AUG 8 GREAT REOPENING FRESH ASSORTED DONUTS 59 BRAND NEW SEE 1968 LARGE ASSORTMENT A of COOKIES LIDOS -Wide- Track 2888 CHOCOLATE covered RINGS 3910 ALL FACTORY STANDARD mm Pontiac FOR 68 IN LAND ARE THE BIB DEALS AT SADLON SCOTT phone Assorted Tarts 6 Vaiilies 6 39 or 3 LB For Hey Kids DANISH PASTRY BLUEBERRY WE CARRY STOUFFVILLE BAKERY PRODUCTS MAIN ST Opposite Office NEWMARKET