Ontario Community Newspapers

The Era (Newmarket, Ontario), October 5, 1977, C04

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J rft o I I wouldnt MY LESS TOO IF I WERE t- i- t J- COMING and the cost of the hired by ttetowri against glimmer US protect its parka and recreatioii facilities only added to that burden Now cornea the news that the tables are thmiiigileyersoaUghtly Newmarkets parka and recreation com mittee was told It had recently received a cheque to pay for damages in a park done by a juvenile about July The payment was made as a result of a court order And in a separate report the committee was told that as a result of another court order two other Juvenile vandals spent a total of hours working in the town parks sanding picnic tables be years old but were still picking up garbage and doing other chores to attone for their acts of vandalism as The Era continue to operate All we can do is echo the sentiments of the to learn and thrive from its members of the committee and say high time ill learning that are finally putting them to tat a community newspaper committee chairman Ray Twinney newspaper iJiwl about Hard on the heel a of those reports comes the techniques and proposal by Frank Ontarios new minister changed in the last of correctional services that judges be allowed involvement remains the to sentence minor offenders to spend from hours to 240 hours over tf specific period in rly days when Jackson some important community service task to fill the columns to The scheme will first be tried in five to Mary The pilot Ontario communities And again we say for Jgh fime It has become expensive and selfdefeating to send minor offenders bicycle thieves shoplifters etc to jail Too often the penalty here is really paid by their families and the taxpayers We feel many nonvioent crimes but not drunken or impaired driving because these people constantly endanger lives i can be treated in this manner on its readers for the success on its readers to help with the community alive to hear from yoU when weve is the essence of our gift to a commitment to a high standard of com Torontos smoking ban may have far reaching affects and few of them any good If it merely stops people from smoking in the newlybanned areas I suppose that wont be too bad Smoke addicts can still find places to puff up Like washrooms behind buildings up All the places we used to smoke when we were too young to smoke and when our parents would kill us if they caught us That shouldnt be too much of a problem What really concerns me is the number of people who may decide to quit smoking now that the ban is in effect in so many public places Quitting smoking as anyone who has tried It knows is not a lot of fun People who attempt it go through a mild version of what is known as Cold Turkey in the drug world A UNICEF helps children- but it needs help to do it The Newmarket Club Invites puttie to a Covnty Fair at the ll unity Oct pm The afternoon include i with home baking preserves plants sewing floral soprano Margaret Croft and guest Brink a business woman and and reser are For Hatt prize Tickets are and can be obtained by calling Isabel or Elinor Mc- the Aurora Fire Department will stage an open house at the fire hall on Oct 8 in con junction with Fire Prevention Week which runs from Oct to Oct The department will also be taking requests for home fire safety Inspections A fashion show to raise money for the for Crippled Children will be held by the York Real Estate Board Oct at the Newmarket Community Centre Tickets are available from Melva Million and John Griffiths- The Newmarket Softball Association will hold its yearend dance at the community centre Oct 14 The evening gets underway at pm and features a buffet cash bar and disc jockey Tickets are per couple and can be obtained by calling Shirley Carol Gregory 8953647 or Jan 895- IcHappy Day a joint by the aarket Club and McDonalds to raise money or the Ontario Society for Crippled Children will take place at St location Oct it from the sale of Big Macs will go to the Pianist Chou will be the guest soloist when the York Symphony Orchestra holds a wine and cheese concert at the Newmarket Community Centre Friday at pm Tickets are available at per person and can be obtained by calling Carol Rose or Judy Craig The next time your child calls Mommy can I have a glass of water think of the millions of children for whom safe drinking water is an unheard of luxury Every year some million children die before their first birthday from waterborne diseases such as dysentery and cholera For those who suffer yet recover the pain and are almost nondurable miseries while they last and can leave behind permanent disabilities This Is the plight of perhaps a third of the world s children saddest least dignified most debilitating plight to in over countries ysclf in be exposed fl You can do hearing the anguish of a something to help these thirsty child knowing children that water she gives By volunteering a little of time to phono and call Your help is needed now For information on how you can help please contact us Newmarket representative Timothy St during its fund- raising campaigns youll be making it possible for this worldwide organization to provide clean water for children York Humane Guild will hold its at the Aurora Legion Hall on Industry St Oct Sherry will be served at noon and a buffet will follow at pm Guest speaker is Darryl Stewart ah author and lecturer who will on the topic Of endangered species TV Century Social will hold a Trinidad go Carnival Night Sat Oct at the Newm Community Centre from to be the Trinbyrdfc Steel Band band a floor show and Carnival buffet bar and prizes prize is a one- week vacation for two at Trinidad Hotel and airfare by British West In- Airways Admission per person and tickets can be obtained at Diana Beauty Salon in w Newmarket Plaza A fall featival be staged at the Sharon Temple Mascara this Saturday with members of the Huron Heights school band recreating the famous Silver Band of ago The con cert begins at 230 pm Pioneer crafts baking and other displays will be featured from to p At 3 pm there will be a draw for a quilt Maple Sugar a folk music group which received acclaim for its performance last year at Auroras Folk Night will perform at the Sharon Public School Thurs Oct at 8 pm The concert is sponsored by the Central Ontario Region library System for- the East Gwillim- Public Library Admission is free t The Alumni Association of in Scarborough Is holding their second ml meeting and homecoming Oct is at the campus ax High- All alumni staff faculty students their are welcome Tlcketa can be by calling Anne Willis St Jahna Newmarket Catholic Womens League will hold a fall art exhibition and sale Oct from to 11 pm in St Johns Parish Centre Ontario St Tickets are available from Lynn Heard Amend Hill and an auction of anttquea and Oct i5 in the Blue Flam Room of in The underway pm and features a plant sale and door The Newmarket CoOperative Nursery School wilt hold a dance Nov at Newmarket Community Centre Scheduled from pm to the dance will feature Bill Tophen The evening will include prizes and a buffet The Waited Way of York Region is looking for volunteers to help with the Newmarket residential campaign Interested persons are invited to contact Ralph Magel at or through the Family Life Centre at 8952341 The Toronto media have been woefully remiss in the debate raging around the energy question by giving Illconsidered publicity to such frauds as Fred Knelman Greenpeace and other ecolgy groups It is easily demon strable that environ mentalist groups are incompetent that they are suspiciously funded to act against Industry labor and science Since Gross National Product longevity and an industrial develop ment policy go hand-in- hand with rising per- energy con sumption is the press doing the public a service by giving excessive publicity to quacks that would return us to medieval conditions Nuclear power is much safer than coal the only feasible alternative when oil and gas run out there has not been one fatal accident at a commercial nuclear power plant Nuclear power is necessary for an industrial society and without energy ex pansion half of the worlds population will have to die Let those who deny this write us a letter on parchment using a goosequill and send it by pony Express KEN PERRY RUDY MORRISON KEVIN FLOYD DRSTALI JOHN KING ERICCRA1G1E LORNE DEMPSTER HAROLD BLAIR LOU MURPHY DAVELAUGHL1N Local softball thank their supporters On the evening of Sept 27 a group of local bop brought their soft- ball season to a happy conclusion by capturing the YorkSimcoeOntario League championship at Park These boys were members of the Aurora Jewellers midget team on whose behalf at this time we would like to extend a few acknowledgements To our sponsor Mr Paul Knappett of Paul Knappett Jewellers To Mr Ted our chief umpire and Mr Peter our base um pire for giving of their time and talent so regularly and un selfishly To Mrs Sylvia for her dedicated conscientious and ef ficient score keeping To Mr Frank for his coaching assistance during our times of need To the parents for JOHN DONALDSON their loyal and active support not only of the a Its bad enough when only one person you know is trying to quit Just try to imagine great numbers of people types giving up on the weed at once To put it mildly quitting a heavy smoking habit tends to make onea trifle nervous anxious edgy and somewhat wildeyed And thats on the first day Subsequent days see the onset of itchy feet trembling hands a trembling voice and a ten dency to want to bang ones head against a wall just because It feels good when you stop When the quitter has reached into weeks without a smoke irritability is a constant companion and the simplest conversations with a quitter must be conducted at arms length Its easy to spot someone who has not had a smoke in a month He carries worth of candies in his pocket His beautiful fountain pen has been chewed to a pulp His eyes are opened wide and he has developed two or three nervous tics in his facial muscles His smoking hand involuntarily jumps to his mouth and to his cigarette pocket con stantly He needs dental work because hes been gritting his teeth so hard for so long He sighs a lot and must constantly fight the urge to sniff ash trays Even after a year the quitter must stave off sudden impulses to pick up a butt from the floor or light up after that big Sunday dinner Anxiety is a constant companion to the newlyfreed smoker and anger simmers very near the surface quick to explode over the most trivial items Not a very pretty picture right Now take that and apply to a large number of people in one metropolitan area How many people in a given place at a given time are trying to quit smoking If wo assume that many quit at the time the ban came into being we can suggest that in a months time or even less there are any number of potentially explosive situations anywhere there are more than one or two people in the same place in Toronto If ever there were a communist plot this it Need I draw out in detail what could happen on the Don Valley Parkway some busy morning when one quitter bumps into the back of another nonquitter Can you picture the chaos when a group of players but more To all of you significantly of the thank you coaching staff FRANK And to the Era for its HON HON HAM acceptance of our weekly BROOKS abstainers is lumped and bumped together reports Coaching staff elevator in a downtown building Why widen BathurstSt Whats going to happen to the happy carefree crowd at an game when a whole section of supporters wants to go to the bathroom at the same lime One careless bump one accidental slip and wed have a riot that SnaanUS those English soccer riots look like a the privileged few nor paving going nowhere but the wealthy preserve of Mr Hodgsons home that Sunday school picnic estate holders but a the Engineering Com- Toronto will overtake Detroit and become typically Canadian rural missioner made use of known as Murder City and scuffled lit road belonging to us all public funds for his own places will become common place and of more than usual convenience This ob- beauty vious conclusion Emergency wards will be jammed with These were the words however is mistaken people with lockjaw from gritting their teeth too of Dorothy Clark McCIure The Mayor of the f hard and others who have bitten in a letter to the editor a municipality in which Mr lower lio fewyearsago Hodgson Uvea has been lower York Region obliged to inform people The streets will be full of trembling wild- proposes to grade a that the section of people stumbling through the day with foot rightofway along roadway on which Mr ey opened wide and packets of candies falling 1 this route Curiously Hodgson lives is a mis route iunousiy a enough Bob Hodgson the township road and of lheir engineering com- therefore not subject to communist plot I dont know missioner proposing the Regional ta Al dreamed up by the candy destruction lives beside a Engineering Com- or those who scenic country road The road was nose people wno sell baby similar to St paved to reduce the cost The difference bet- of maintenance not to residcnts lWs think this column SltlS shoud serve warning that explosive situation Toronto If at all paved from the to be adjacent to the possible stay away from Toronto for the next TO 0Uif I WW mile and a Hodgson home if distance from the is ironic that Aiuora Sideroad to his Bathurst St property mailbox owners who have been Numerous calls have objecting to a project of been received at the the Engineering Com- municipal office missioner have been protesting this flagrant subjected to similar abuse of a of abuse not by private privilege The terrain has citizens who dont know not been altered and the any better but by year If you insist on going down there avoid elevators escalators and other crowded places Keep to yourself and run from trembling with candies in their pockets And for the legion of people who live here work in a few helpful hints Carry a large selection of candles you t Or a baby pacifier In a pinch offer to let a regional who sucK your attacked by a fSftai U thing for nonsmoker dont run or scream or act scared SSS directly to the Com- another those given ffJ mailbox public to cigarettes one up and offer w Since part of the base on Better he should losehls fight agai on which he Uvea under personal prejudice the weed than be charged with mayhem the jurisdiction of tbei NEU WATSON ra Region the assumption Bataurtiat Then when he calm Call Smoker has been made by many Township Anonymous and have the poor man taken away s l-

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