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for PAGES VOL NO CENTS NEWMARKET AURORA KESWICK ONTARIO WEDNESDAY AUGUST 1968 Newmarket 8952331 Aurora Keswick School enrollment increase schools in East fluctuating movements of pop- market Public Schools on the overall basis will be the only ones to show a decrease but this is mainly due I years totals At the end of June 1968 there were students attending public schools transfer of about pupils from the Aurora Public School Board spokes- in Newmarket Registrations Gwillimbury Public Schools have cast an expected enrollment of about pupils This will be quite a sub- 160 pupils from the Union Section and added enrollment of children from the new Lady field subdivision Huron Heights Secondary School will have an expected enrollment of students This is an increase from last years total of Most students are registered in the four year business or four year Science Technology and Trade There are about 100 registered for a twoyear course and there will be a staff of approximately teachers Newmarket District High School will also have an increase in students this year Both students and parents have been asked to contact the office before school starts but latest figures show an enrollment of 820 at the school This is an increase of about students Dr Williams High School at Aurora expects an enrollment of approx imately students at the start of the term This would mean an increase of about over the past year King City High School will be one of the few that will only show a very slight ject a total student enrollment of about and predicted that if there were any increase it would only be very small Enrollments for Notre Dame Separate School were still being processed during the first few days of this week but it was expected that there would be an increase of approximately students the school With the closing of St Tentative figures list the enrollment GREEN AND HUMPY Denizen of Lake Simcoe KESWICK Simcoe On the other hand he doesnt believe monsters cither He just knows he saw humps stood something out there denizen of the deep a bit of a Sam he she stay around to chat so Its an what the monster to was spotted recently by a Niagara Falls vacationer No Virginia Niagara Palls residents of the world he under the alcohol he the Friday afternoon about two mites from shore He had taken a motor boat out into the take but had cut the power and was drifting when Sam appeared yards away The monster dark green in color was at least feet long Mr says The head If there was one wasnt vis- When Mr regained a of his self composure he estimates he watched Sam for three minutes- he started the boat motor with the inten tion getting closer The monster instantly dived for the bottom and disappeared with a flick of its pointed tail Mr McConnell had a camera with him but didnt think to try a picture Warn of MACE danger NEWMARKET Newmarket Police Department have been requested by the Ontario Police Commission not to resort to the use of MACE the new chemical de ferent Used to control riots or break up disorder The letter was received by Town Coun cil and will be referred to the Chief of It stated that while the chemical was being used in some areas there had and definite reports Mr H Hector of tor Payne and Co Mr Hector that the town was in a very good Gordon Clelland asked if would be possible In future years to the auditors give a general resume of th figures invi by council members feel that with all this we could be confused in problems if the main factors could be condensed into laymens language Grenada of the various spices which of fig- councillor Mayor Drew Doak told council it was the practice for auditors to do his and he agreed that perhaps the firm Caribbean school twinned with Huron Heights Travel and its broad ening effect on education will be exper ienced by four students from Huron Heights Secondary School during the Easter vacation period in The school in Newmarket Is one of the few schools in Ontario which has been twinned with a similar school in the Caribbean The Newmarket school has been match ed in this manner with the secondary school in the town of St Georges on the island of Grenada The schooltoschool project schools and classrooms have been twinned in this manner ft has been greeted as a bold and imaginative program by the public educators and Approximately 50 students at Huron Heights are corresponding with students on the island Plans are underway to the students there have al- and pictures of some grown the island Under the plan the four students chos en from Huron Heights will be accompan ied by s teacher and will be In Grenada During the first week they will attend school there and the second week will be used as the regular Easter vacation period During the latter part of the Trade Fair Queens past and present were highlights of the annual show sponsored by the Jersey Business Mens Association Inst week Miss Gail Keeling this years Queen takes the tiller under the watchful eye of the 1967 Queen Miss Linda Sedore Staff Good display by Legion TORONTO Newmarket Legion on the brink of reaching the semi final plateau were eliminated In the National Exhibition invitation baseball tournament Monday as they lost 14 to Village The Legion tappers were hitting the ball but unfortunately it was popping into a waiting Village mitt The usually reliable Legion hitters with the John hopefuls such as Dennis MacDonald Craig Hunt John Paul Drew Doug Paw- son Macfarlanc Benny Petersen and Warren Holmes found their bats going silent in the face of starstudded pitching and fielding The Lc- couldnt beg borrow or steal The Legion pitching onetwo combina tion of Craig Hunt and Dennis Mac- Donald who have ted the club to many a tremendous triumph in and tour nament play across Ontario jointly shar ed the pitching derail Industrial park survey on way VANDOHF A survey and registered plan will soon be available of the area proposed for an industrial park the Whitchurch Township Industrial Com mission was told Thursday night John Nauta owner of the property that the township plans to for industrial development met with com mission members Thursday to discuss the areas development He assured the meeting the survey and plan would be available soon The proposed industrial park is on concession three of Whitchurch north of Promotion of the area and the loca tion and cost of roads were discussed at the meeting A member of the com mission will probably be appointed next month to organise the promotional work DRIVES OWN CAR Double amputee happy at new job NEWMARKET It could have been a routine search for employment but there was a vast difference for Mrs Anna Maria Jarmics 32 who resides with her husband Stephen and their three children near the intersection of Davis Drive and the Cone of Whit church Township she is a double amputee she has no hands Mrs Jarmics was a challenge to the counsellors at the office of Canada Man power Centre in Newmarket but due to the untiring efforts of many mem bers of the staff and a determination on the part of Mrs Jarmics she is now a valued employee In the Dietary De partment at York Central Hospital at Richmond Hill Transportation to and from work was just another obstacle to be overcome by Mrs Jarmics Before she ever landed the job at York Central she made a trip into the Manpower to Inform the staff Im mobile now I have just been granted my motor vehicle operators lie- Canada on March 16 this year and Mrs made her first visit to the Man power Centre on April Counsellor Mrs Isobel checked her work background and record to try to establish a position which would suit her She tried various employers but always seemed to end up with a polite Im sorry when Mrs Jarmics disabi lity was mentioned Mr had been working on a after their arrival and while permanent he was accustom of studies he had completed his univer sity training war engulfed the country and he eventually did ordinary farm work until troubles again racked his homeland Mrs disability reads like a film clip from a television script When she was nine years of age she was ing in a garden with a younger brother and sister when one of the crew of an enemy tank lobbed a hand grenade near the children Anna hustled the younger children to safely and with an instinct to fight back picked up the grenade and start ed to run after the tank but her valiant reasoning left her with the loss of both Twelve years later when the opportu nity presented itself she left and found refuge in a camp in Austria A few months later she found her way to Eng Stephen met Anna in England and they were married Their three chil dren were born there and Stephen work ed on farms in that country progressing from herdsman to farm manager dur ing the last six years Gradually their plans were formulat ed and they were able to arrange to come to Canada Mr is working at the Chris tian Brothers Farm near Newmarket Mr William another counsellor at Canada Manpower became interested in Mrs Jarmics search for employment and finally an interview was arranged at York Central Hospital An official at the hospital reported to Mr that Mrs Jarmics was one of their best employees and puts the rest of us to shame with her ability Anna Maria is also very happy with her work and fellow employees and although she has artificial attachments she does not use them She says she cannot get same feeling The family have once again found contentment in Canada Their three children attend the Separate School at Sharon and Stephen and most of all Anna Marie have a renewed faith in their adopted country queen of 1968 Trade Fair at Keswick last week