Ontario Community Newspapers

The Era (Newmarket, Ontario), May 25, 1977, B05

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Sharon students put on Gong Show SHARON A mock Ttie evening entitled Gong Show will be one of Spring Showcase will the highlights of Music feature individual at Sharon Public formances by students in School June 8 and 9 varying musi LIVE BARGAIN PRESENTS INC Ma AND Newmarket Community Centre SUN MAY 29 TICKETS 299 MUSIC NEWMARKET WONDERFUL WORLD OF MUSIC AURORA North York 5 On Wed Thurs 26 27 Sot JuneWed 1Thurs2 Fri Sot I1ACA11 udn DONUTS 79 Dovis Dr Newmorfcat PRESENTS BOWLING RESULTS YBC BANTAMS Paul Du Puy Patricia Laura Chrlsandra Smilh Linda Laasko David Bridget Lusignan Johnson Geramdlne Kennedy Janet Cindy Lee George Lusignan Fiona Dunsmore Sean Julie Dove Paul 166114280 10792199 WED NITE SUMMER LEAGUE Joe Kay Leo Ross Jack Mark 145177240562 TUES AFT SUMMER LEAGUE Barb Hacker Virginia Abraham Eileen Newton 22230213 ITS TIME By RUBY HASKBTT The Newmarket Theatre Centre will hold its first general meeting of the new season May 31 at the Old Town Hall Botsford St at pm This will be the first meeting with the newly elected executive and president Ray Burdon will preside If you are interested in theatre as a learning experience this is your opportunity to join The town has given permission to build a permanent thrust stage This will give an extra dimension for all proscenium shows and plays Paul artistic director is very happy with the idea since we will open our new season with a Shakespearian play It will be a Marovitz version ten a lively Mac Beth This will take place before Christmas i The executive and play reading committee have also decided to put on a Christmas play the first week in December Look Back in Anger is scheduled for March and the final play to be a comedy will hopefully be Treats by Christopher Hampton This play was and is a great success in London Charleys Aunt by Brandon Thomas has proven the biggest success so far for the two Friday evenings were both sellouts The Friday evening wine and cheese parties also proved as popular as ever In the years of existence the membership has nearly tripled and is over SO members and Paul were the hosts for the cast party at their new residence Can terbury House Newton Ave Several new members of have been very active in the drama club for the past three productions including Gerry Sinclair who has been producer for the last three Final Curtain Beckett and Charleys Aunt Gerry comes to the club with some experience in Quebec but made her first onstage appearance in Diane teaches French locally and is enjoying little theatre experiences Rainer works very hard on the sets John also worked on sets and was last seen as the Cardinal in Beckett while Lynn did a terrific job working on the props Barbara Milne active in all spheres lights designing stage manager and sounds is a very active worker The Era Newmarket Aurora Keswick Wed May Radio station hearing delayed I NEWMARKET A licensing hearing for the proposed area radio station has been delayed at least until September The application permit which proposes a station beamed at the Newmarket Aurora King Whitchurch Stouffville area has not yet received technical clearance by the Canadian and Television Commission That clearance was necessary to have the licensing hearing scheduled for the June session of the CRTC The next session begins in September There has been no objection to the proposals technical aspects which deal with the transmitter and frequency request Clearance was simply not ready in time for the June hearings said CRTC Aurora salary talks not public AURORA Before you rush off to the towns council in committee meeting next Wednesday night you should know that salary discussions will be held in closed session A dispute last week about whether nonunion town employees should be given an eightpercent increase sent the matter back to council-in- committee for recon sideration And while the council in committee meetings are open to the public the discussion of salaries is according to town policy held in camera For that reason when the salary issue comes up tonight the press and public will be excluded Committees decision will be forwarded to council June 6 Every Monday in Newmarket Community Centre Information 8955193 Early Birds 740 pm Regular games pm Traveling Professional care for yoar business and vacation travel sales meetings groups conventions and tours TRAVELOGUE MAIN STREET ARRET ONTARIO LJY4X7 The People Of Durham- York Need Common Sense Representation JACKYS FISH CHIPS HAL T Wad II SO THE fc f EAGLE MALL Allan Will See That They Get It Allan the candidate for Durham York a former vice principal and teacher of history at Brock High School in Cannlngton Altogether he has spent 18 years in municipal government the last Mayor of Brock Township Allan knows that all across Ontario governments are forced to plan in a vacuum realizing with some certainty that somewhere along the road some provincial bureaucracy Is going to make a decision that will fundamentaly change or even reverse the normal rules of the game These things are not inevitable and with good management they dont need to happen Allan has a record of capable hardworking leadership He knows that with common sense solutions can be found for many of the problems facing Ontario today In DurhamYork Elect Allan Because common sense never made more now DurhamYork Headquarters 94 Brock St E old Lumber Yard 8523315 BLACK HAWK MOTOR INN SI Elgin Mill Richmond Hill Appearing All Week Except NEXT WEEK PI in A Tues IAN THOMAS Thurs J Sat LONG JOHN BALMY MAY 27 28 FRIDAY FAMILY FUN NITE P CONTESTS FOR ALL DATE FRECKLES RACES FAIR EN WRIST WRESTLING AMATEUR TALENT MUTT SHOW 12 NOON SATURDAY- PARADE 35 FLOATS BANDS LIGHT HEAVY HORSES JERSEY CATTLE OPENING A TRIBUTE TO OUR PAST PRESIDENTS A FULL AFTERNOON FOR THE LADIES FASHIONS PLANTS COOKING PUBLIC SCHOOL SPEAKING TRACTOR PULL PM COUPLES DANCI BY TICKET ONLY 12 NOON SUNDAY CHILDRENS DAY DRAFT HORSE PULL MINI TRACTOR PULL WESTERN ft ENGLISH PLEASURE CLASSES PONY PARTY GOAT SHOW PUPPETS KITES BEEF DRAW CUT RATES ON THE MIDWAY CRAFT SHOW A SALE COSMETICS BELLY DANCING- PLANTS HOME COOKED MEALS ft LUNCHES CONKUNS MIDWAY 3 DAYS OLD MacDONALDS FARM CARLSBERG CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM AND WAGON ARENA OPENED SAT NOON PM SUN NOON PM spokesman Geoffrey Gordon If the clearance is given during the summer the application could be heard at a Sept 20 hearing scheduled for Toronto Applications are heard as close to the proposed area as possible In order to allow local residents to voice opinions on the proposals Mr Gordon said The station has been proposed by a group of area businessmen headed by Newmarket automobile dealer Brad Walker Mr Walker is vacationing and was not available for comment on the bearing delay Organizer of the group is Ralph Snelgrcve who founded television station- and owns the citys radio station Reports in late put the cost of the station at for a broadcast base In Newmarket and a transmitter in Oak Ridges regulations require the posting of public notice days before the licensing hearing and for the making available of the proposal by the applicant in his place of business All comments on the application are available at the CRTC hearing and presentations can be made at that time DON MILLS ENTERTAINMENT THIS Come in and to SATURDAY Licensed under LLBO Enjoy your weekends Dancing Specialities of the House A Steaks Cooked to your taste Seafood Served with hot garlic bread EAST MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION presents FUN DAY 99 for All Minor Hockey Registrants and their Families Coaches and Managers at Anchor Park Holland Landing on Saturday May 28 from 11 am 530 pm weather permitting Games and Activities including Soccer Track Field Baseball Tugofwar for adults Special program for preschoolers Food and Beverages Provided for DONT Mill THII FUN DAT For further information call 89S7447 TOM k ONE DAY ONLY TUESDAY MAY Each dinner contains 3 pieces of finger lickin good Kentucky Fried Chicken Golden Drown French Fries Creamy Cole Slaw and a slice of Grecian bread Trie Colonel Sanders and girls make it linger lickin good- toll chicken OVER LOCATIONS IN ONTARIO SEE YOUR PHONE BOOK FOR THE ONE NEAREST YOU i

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