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2 Era tat November Hunters burned out 3 hurt NEWMARKET- One man was seriously slightly one of them Newmarket Fire Chief Cliff Gunn when a man deer bunting party from town was burned out of it Valley camp last Thursday Hunter Dun can Stephens is in York Co unty Hospital with I last Thursday dressed shot had just frame and ouse for lunch when they heard the hissing sound of gas escap ing from a propane unuit Most of the dozen hunters headed for the door but Gu The- building was all the rest their and the men Iri- menl except a few heavy to get into the other rifles which had been which was the bunk- stacked outside However house Mr arid a sec- they brought back tour second valve it came oft man got in and the deer shot during the in his hand Gas spurted out other man got out with a days they had been and ignited Stephens was rifle badly burned arid Bob sleeping The fire chief lu one valve off but Stephens wrenched but nearly his life doing it Whan right through the he took a breath he found door Stephens was helped out by Chief Stephens and Chief Gunn the party consisted of Mur ray Chandler Ken from the berg Lloyd Dyer Norm smoke and lack of ox- Gilpin Ron Wrightman gen He had to be pulled Tom Goring Myron Brian Peter and Ron Has The hunters lost Special Looks like BRIGHT RED FOR XMAS FINELLA 79W j Of course we still ho Crimplene fsrtrel Come and see for yourself BE SURE AND ENTER OUR LUCKY DRAW SEW RIGHT FABRIC J MILL OUTLET J 28 INDUSTRIAL 8846191 BLOCK NORTH OF RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE BLOCKS EAST OF ST Newmarket parents get Sunday hockey cutback Forhan lllingworth hold opposing views on levy AURORA The mayors of York Regions two central municipalities this week took opposite positions on the question of the school boards pro posed lot levies York County Board of Educa tion has proposed a lot levy of ap proximately on every new home to help meet rising capital costs in education Last week it indi cated it would not approve an East Gwillimbury subdivision proposal un- A group of Newmarket hockey parents has suc ceeded in reducing the number of games and practices on Sundays The started last No vember when some town residents petitioned the Newmarket Minor Hoc key Association to reschedule its Sun day sessions to another time during the week The petition read We believe that no person in this community should ever have to decide between hockey or Sunday School or church as has been the very regrettable de cision for a number of boys and par ents in the past The petitioners pointed out that about 14 boys from one church were being attracted to hockey and thus away from Sunday School The petition also stated at pre sent the boy who elects Sunday School andor church and not hockey on Sunday morning is severely handi capped by not playing on Sunday morning Other boys are missing out on the opportunity to try for altstar teams and some boys will miss most holds if not all of the muchneeded prac- As a result of the petition and many discussions the Association has reduced its Sunday morning sessions by two hours and now ends practices Adjustments have been made in some schedules so that fewer boys will be playing Sunday spokesman for the petitioners said These dedicated men on the minor hockey executive are to be com mended for this significant improve ment to a rather awkward and diffi cult decision for a number of boys on Sunday morning The petitioners said that with the conversion of another building to artificial ice in the area it is expec ted that prime ice time will not be as difficult in obtaining as it is at pre sent and that a complete and final solution will be effected for the 197172 hockey season- Prominent in presenting the pe tition were Ron Peter Gorman Dr Bill Vail Dr Mark Hatt and Rev James above was the valedictorian last Friday night at King City Secondary School com mencement and graduation exercises Ana is specializ ing in music and spoke to the graduating class on the Seek bonfire banning bylaw In effect unless imposed on a provincewide basis it would virtually eliminate all development in the York Region said Mayor Dick lllingworth of Aurora Mayorelect Bob of New market while not in total agreement The petitioners pointed out that with the proposal satd he thought it is not a bad Idea Educational costs must be nego tiated said Mr I dont really think the school board should be entering directly into our subdi vision negotiations hut I think the town should appreciate their financial plight and be willing to cooperate He emphasized that municipal ities should work more closely with the school board than in the past For the good of the overall commun ity weve got to cooperate he said However he said the lot levy proposal fails to solve the central question of education taxation whether assessment of property should bo the basts for levying school The petitioners said that with Consider Vernon for clerk An Ontario government de partment asked Newmar ket town council to prohi bit bonfires and other open burning in the town The Ontario agement department admit ted in a letter to council a complete ban on open burning might create some problems in autumn NEWMARKET York Regional Council tomorrow is expected to con sider a bylaw that would authorize the appointment of Robert Vernon as regional clerk Mr Vernon now serves as clerk- treasurer of York County Discussion at the Oct regional council meet ing indicated that a bylaw would be prepared to approve his hiring to the regional post The regional clerks job was not advertised At Us last meeting coun cil voted down a motion submitted by Aurora Mayor Dick lllingworth to open the position and that of chief added had received applications for the job of regional police chief He said tig applications had been received since advertisements had not yet been placed for the job One of the York Police Boards first items of business ho said will be to select the regional police chief The job will be advertised he pears to be devastating he said but the top spot with CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED No Extra Charge BEST DRUG STORE B954091 Issue float challenge NEWMARKET Mike Ronan a member of Eagle Hills residents have Eagle Hills community challenged people from other parts of ight have to make exception for leaves d but said its goal is to prohibit all burning including Main St mall The open burning bylaw quires anyane wishing start a fire to gel a the fire chief u said floatbuilding contest for the Eagle Hills residents except when burning leav- Santa parade hope to increase involve- said Mayor Tom Surg- request was referred to the wn planning board- Three years ago the town CASH CARRY plywood LTD LUMDcn LTD FLOOR TILE 12 Vinyl BIG NOVEMBER SALE BUY NOW SAVE NOW 12 or WHITE CEILING THE PORTABLE HUMIDIFIER 3695 Unfinished GROOVED MAHOGANY Any Slight Color A Pone Variations At04 HARDBOARD SI NOVEMBER WALL PANELLING SALE Brown Walnut 397 Canadian Elm Eldorado Oak Ruff Sown Rosewood Mission Oak 8 Nicola Pine 5494 8 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died when Ottawa finally withdrew its offer of urban renewal money In the mall committees letter to council Monday it referred to this scheme In the past several years pro fessional consultants engaged for the study of Newmarket for zoning and planning have recommended the con- Mall Committee feel this change has now become impera tive said the letter It pointed out since Main St is neither a highway nor main artery protected the Main St from the com petition of another major shopping centre in the district but said growth and regional government have brought the day close at hand when Main St will no longer merit such protection because it offers neither attractive facilities to area shopper The letter said to many who had of an old Because the process of deterior ation has been gradual it does not of fend However newcomers visitors and prospective developers can only be appalled and discouraged by the evident depression and the obvious lassitude in dealing with the decay of what is the core and what should be the showplace of Newmarket Mr Groves said the area does not aspire to become a totally mod ern complex but to provide an at mosphere to leisurely se lective buying This can be accomplished only if the existing and planned parking areas are much more accessible Beau tification of the area will follow as a natural course with subsequent build ing improvements he said He said the resulting increase In property and business assessment would benefit the town DRY CLEANING SPECIAL CANADA S LARGEST DRY CLEANERS STORES IN ONTARIO TROUSERS 49 DRAPES 20 OFF WIDTH LINED WIDTH TRIPLE WIDTH UNURC0 DRV CLEANED AND PROFESSIONALLY HAND FINISHED VALUABLE COUPON