itf for IBM TOTAL NEWMARKET AURORA AND THE RURAL DISTRICTS OF NORTH YORK YEAR EXPRESS HERALD YEAR NO NEWMARKET ONTARIO THURSDAY NOVEMBER COPIES S CENTS EACH Here and There Around Town By Local Observer A bequest of from the estate of the late Phoebe Toole has been received by York County hospital It marks the first donation to the cam paign for funds which will be begun tinder the chairmanship of A- Tiny for a muchneeded addition to the hospital The goal for the cam paign for public subscriptions has been set at Flag draped windows with a simple white cross purple bunting and some poppies have marked the observance of No vember by many of the Main St merchants They were a brief but fitting tribute to our war dead During the past few weeks there have been unusual win dow displays Lanes Drug Store paid tribute to women who work through an attractive display featuring the Newmar ket Business and Professional Womens club There were pic tures of the private room at York County hospital which the club has completely furnished well as references to their many other contributions to the TV I i large and small a fox and other wild animals drew at tention from shoppers in win dows which could have been called The Hunters Special If local sportsmen had not had the urge to go north before see ing the displays in the win dows of Smiths Hardware and Morrisons Mens Wear they certainly did so afterwards With Only seven weeks un til Christmas signs appearing in the shop windows the stores are bursting forth their most festive dress Small fry find it difficult to pass the tempting displays of toys- f A thief with discriminating tastes was afoot in town on Monday night Fifteen homes reported thefts of milk tickets and money from the bottles left out by homeowners for early morning deliveries Money ta ken varied from 25 cents to two dollars Some housewives found their milk bottles undisturbed the morning but with tickets from a different dairy in them Could it be that the thief be came confused or did he prefer the product of one dairy firm over the others A couple of clothes lines were robbed that same night Once again the thief was selective Leaving the sheets towels and childrens clothing untouched he removed no less than six mens shirts from one line Mens shirts were taken from another clothesline -I- Newmarket appears to have its share of safe drivers from the re vsuits reported from the safe clinic held in town on and under the auspices of the Newmarket Lions club The perfect score was The best reported to date has been V Hunters returning from the north country with their prizes during the past few days are left to right Slim Allen Councillor Joe Dales and Karlhy Fat They are photographed with fine bucks but modesty of the hunters prevents telling who shot them Photo by Home Receives 14600 Foundation Grant In the lovely semi rural set ting of a property on Millard Ave Newmarket a new development in child welfare is taking place It is here that a home for subsidy needed on behalf of four such girls The fiveyear period of the grant will allow enough time for followup records on the girls to kept ator they cent girls is located it is leave Warrendale so that the ef fectiveness of the program can be more objectively assessed Race Creed is nondenomina tional and children of every race and creed arc eligible The board of St Faiths lodge is made up of 22 women and its vork on behalf of young girls dates back to 1010 The present countrylooking locale for the project obtained in May and named in memory of Mrs Warren a founder of St Faiths and its president I- more than years of the benefits of The role of was described by John Brown its Page Col Hob obtained this score Can anyone top that We have heard of many others around the 32 and mark and a few in the low twenties Who is fleets safe driver champion -A- FIRST CONCERT The first concert of the season of the Canadian Concert Association of Newmarket was held on Tuesday Nov in the auditorium of Newmarket High school A capacity crowd was present to hear Kile violinist and Fran pianist and accompanist of the few institutions in Can ada to solely with girls in the to age group whose home lives have been disturbed The number of girls In resi dence is small usually not more than allowing the Intensive treatment necessary in cases of this kind The girls attend New market schools take part In church and other community functions when possible and have their friends in after school and on holidays With the help of warm and under standing town people they can enjoy some community lite as well as the special advantages of group liv ing which everyone needs Warrendale acts as a link in the chain of community ser vices in the Toronto area de signed to promote happy fam ily life Since a girls stay there is temporary between one and two years plans must be made for her eventual reunion in a family circle The social agency which referred her continues its responsibility during the period the girl is in care Foundation Grant A grant of to by the Atkinson Charitable Foundation was announced to day by Mrs It president of St Faiths Inc which operates It The grant will be spread over a five- year period with annual pay ments of Warendale is a Red Feather and the bulk of its bud get is borne directly by the Community Chest However about a on behalf of each girl is needed over and above the chest contribution This is usually paid by the childplac ing agency which refers the girl to or when possible by the parents but there are other cases where no such funds are available The Atkinson Charitable Foundation grant will be used to cover the i i i Luck Reported First Week Of Hunting Hunters from Newmarket and district report good luck for the first week of the hunting season Hie Falcon Hunt Club of which Morrison and Many Richardson are some of the local members reported six deer for the first weeks hunt Some of the group remained north for the second week Another group from and Bluffs whose only Newmarket member is Ernest Hill also bagged six deer among their twelve members They were hunting north of Port Lor- lug last week Slim Allen Garnet Fair- barn and Joe Dales were in the group which shot a buck one of two shot during a weeks hunting trip in the St Charles district BAZAAR BOOTHS The town hall will be open on Thursday Nov pm the evening preceding the Com munity Organizations having booths at the bazaar may come anytime after seven oclock to set up and decorate their booths QUESTIONS POLICE ITEM An item for in one of the municipal accounts paid during the last two weeks was question ed by Councillor Edward Wright- man at a council meeting last Monday night Councillor Wright man was told that the item un der a police committee subhead ing was payment on an insurance premium for one of the police officers cars Mayor Vale said that it was the policy of council to pay half the premium on police officers cars Can a police officer place the insurance on his car where he likes asked Councillor Wright- man He told that a police officer could do that I understand that we pay 10 a week and half the expenses for an officers car said Mayor Vale But I cant understand the figure said Mr It was suggested that a report be made at the next meeting of council Councillor po lice committee chairman said I loo thought council only was to pay half the cost of insurance The town clerk said that the payment by cheque was okayed by the police committee chair man and the chief of police SPONSORS FREE ARENA SKATING One Newmarket merchant de cided that children should have more free skating time at the Memorial arena so he has spon sored an hour and a half free time at his own expense Dog Owners Outcries Heard As Fines Issued Blames Council Pressure Conflicting opinions of members of Newmarket town council and recent arguing about the dog control policy has resulted in a crackdown by the police de partment on dogs which are not confined to private property or not licensed The police department was given responsibility for dog control last June after the North York Humane Society ceased to function in this field There have been more than a few outcries from dog owners who have had to pay fines this week At a meeting of council on the department He said he also understood that the police com mittee or police department would arrange for a pound The mayor pointed out that the con- Monday night Councillor Lome chairman of the police committee said that the police now has property available for a pound but that council would be required to pay the cost of cages and lighting According to Mr the recent crackdown is due to the pressure of one or two mem bers of council One citizen complained this thai known laying the fines yet stray dogs were wandering around the streets and not being picked up An angry merchant reported to the Era and Express he had his dog destroyed because he could not pay a five dollar fine every day The merchant said his dog was licensed but that he could not leave It at the house all day We kept him at the shop and he was trained not to run away I had to pay a summons because he went outside the door he said Howard who operates Meat Market is sponsor- He said unclaimed dogs or those ing free time for children be whose owners the did not pm and pm every Sunday All public school children five years old to years old may skate free of charge Mr announced this week BAND CONCERT The Newmarket Citizens Band will be presenting concert in the Newmarket town hall at 11 pm on Sunday Nov 16 Pictures of the marching down St in the First World War will be shown They were shown at the banquet held here last weekend and the collection will be of interest to many people in the district A silver collection will be taken proceeds to go to the Bat talion charity fund COMING EVENTS Mayor Issues Proclamation For Optimist Week Here Mayor Joseph Vale issued a proclamation today In recogni tion of Optimist Week being celebrated by the Optimist club of Newmarket along with others In the United States and Canada The proclamation states Whereas the Optimist ctub of Newmarket la a Friend of the Boy and in this respect is giv ing its time money and effort toward the education and devei of youth in unfortunate circumstance and in so doing performing a very real and pro ductive service for the of end Whereas the Optimist club of Newmarket Is observing its an nus Optimist Week the week of November through November with the other Opti mist clubs in the western hem isphere end Whereas the theme for this observance is Kvery Boy Needs a Mans Helping Hand which is exemplified to the fullest by this organization through it many activities in Boys Work Now therefore I as mayor of Newmarket do hereby commend the Optimist club of Newmarket for the many outstanding ser vices this organization has per formed In our community and further I proclaim that the week of November through Novem ber shall be duty ob served in Newmarket as Opti mist Week and I urge every citi zen to join in observance and extend a hearty salute to the Optimist club for being a Friend of the Boy Done this twelfth day of No vember Joseph Vale Mayor of Newmarket THURSDAY NOV Bingo in Aurora sponsored by the Ladles Auxiliary Share- Time pm Ad- mission games FRIDAY NOV Show Night held Queensvllle United Church at pm spon sored by the Trail Rangers High- lighting film is One Foot In Heaven phis other scenic and cartoon pictures In technlcolour Admission adults children 20c q FRIDAY NOV Prosperity autumn bazaar in Newmarket Furniture and store from to pm el wit SATURDAY NOV St Johns bingo Newmarket town hall pm Jackpot SATURDAY NOV Bazaar by WI In Institute Hall pm Sale at aprons mis- home baking candy and toys fish pond after noon ten MONDAY NOV pm Choral meeting of the Citizens Association at the fire audi torium TUESDAY NOV Euchre In Sharon hall under auspices of Sharon Womens Institute a pm el win NOV Bril liant beautiful full color film shown In Keswick hilled church oclock WEDNESDAY NOV Bingo In Newmarket Town Hall by the Veterans Assoc at pm At tendance prize S5 Jackpot cards THURSDAY NOV At pm Sharon Homo and School Assoc iation meet In the school Out line of school curriculum to bo by the teacher Mrs Rude finest soloist Mr Tay lor FRIDAY NOV Com munity bazaar under auspices of Newmarket Handcraft group town hall to pm Aflorrioon ton crafts FRIDAY NOV to the Neighbor Clubs new record player at at Vivian school You have favorite record It along enjoy it with the crowd Advanced notice General meeting Monday Nov Vivian school Be sure with your suggestions for seasons entertainment FRIDAY NOV 20 big Canada by landscaping your homo colored slides accompan ied by practical discussion at upon mooting Newmarket Horti cultural society Trinity United church Interlude Light refreshments All come FRIDAY NOV Bingo King City Masonic hall given by Lake Mario and King Athletic Association jackpot Sill cash and prizes Share specials admission pm SATURDAY NOV Queens Fvonlng Auxiliary annual bazaar and tea In United church basement from to pm WEDNESDAY NOV Bingo at Legion Hall Newmarket prizes games Jack Door prize Free tins on route after WEDNESDAY NOV mid afternoon tea In Sharon hall at oclock under auspices James Anglican THURSDAY NOV in Holland Landing Community Hall In aid of Santa parade fund prizes Time Admission 2 cards Every FRIDAY NOV 27 Newmarket- Sutton District High School An- mini At Home Newmarket High School Auditorium Don Orchestra Dross per couple FRIDAY NOV St bazaar and afternoon tea from 3 to pm SATURDAY NOV Sal Army Home finlc tea in Town Hall with a band program In Citadel at night Watch for do tails SATURDAY Santa Clans parade at Holland Land- Starts at 2 pm Friday to Alan his orchestra In Arena EVERY Saturday night danc ing at Mount Albert hall to Norm orchestra Mod ern and old Admission DANCING every Saturday night to the Bobble White Quartette at Bluebird Inn Admis sion Under new manage- OPTIMISTS RESUME HOBBY CRAFT CLUB The Optimist club of New market will be resuming Its Hobby Craft activities for young boys at the town hall next Monday night The croft classes will be held every Mon day night craft nights have been changed from Wednesday nights to Mondays so that boy scouts may attend Boys who plan to register in this seasons hobby craft course are asked to till in the applica tion form obtaining the signa ture of a parent or guardian and attend Monday night NKWMARKRT OPTIMISTS HOBBY CRAFT CLUB Name Address Phone No Check Model Building Choice Airplanes Boats 3 Cora Parents Signature know were not picked up A town bylaw states that dogs not allowed to run at large at any time of the year and was under the provisions of this bylaw that the merchant was summonsed Police can Issue summonses but no pound has been provided as yet have not boon picking up stray dogs Pressure Of One Or Two Councillor said In council Monday night Then has been too much noise about this dag situation It has my intention nor the poller departments to put a burden on the people at this time of the year Duo to the pressure from one or two members of council we have had to enforce the bylaw I think wo have rushed Into Ibis a liltte prematurely At this time of the year dogs are only upsetting garbage cans other wise they are doing no harm continued the police committee chairman I think it is because of all Hit confusion that the people did not get their dog licenses this year The Humane Society folded anil people wen confused Wo had not Intended to be so hard on people he said One More Constable Addressing the mayor Council fair said As to Mr tors comments one or two councillors I would like to say that I can recall that Mr came to us mid said that If we just had one more con stable on the police force every thing concerning the dog prob lem would all right A few weeks ago the mayor had asked for a report from the pollen committee on why a pound had nnt boon acquired Iff said he understood that tin police department would talc over dog control responsibility council would approve the hir ing of an additional constable on Religious Film Breaks Ont Public Attendance Records The Country Parson a story of a Christian minister has bro ken theatre attendance records in every Ontario community in which the picture has been play ed according to John Grant manager of local theatre So great has the demand from public to see The Coun try Parson that both Boxy theatre in Newmarket and the in Aurora have agreed to run the film at the same time to give everyone In the entire district opportunity of seeing this motion picture says Mr Grant Starting next Monday Country Parson begins a four- day engagement at both theatres with a matinee on Wednesday Nov at pm a picture must entertain The scenes of wolves trailing the injured man daughter of the towns bully being cast from her home moment of death of Pastor Hitters son in a great war against despots and in tinner of his dying are all highlighted in one of greatest religious pictures of year Youll lifetime in hour and half St takes to see this film and nil along the way youll find something tugging at your heart strings tickling your sense of humor lifting up your spirits soys Mr Grant And there are scenes you will remember tor years to come tho people of this Godless backwoods town at Inst hewing a church out of a wilderness end singing as work the children of the congregation paying a Christmas In an era of motion pictures call on old Grandma which is reaching a high in Tho Country Parson teach es a lesion of tenderness while not losing tight of the heart touching tribute to the Country Parson for the years that have stooped his and dimmed his eye stable had been hived but that no pound hail been provided Councillor said there had been misunderstanding that he thought It was up to council to provide the pound According to Councillor the problem now has been solved and place has been locat ed for a pound Citizens who have been doing the most complaining this week seem to bo classed under two groups those who complain about dogs running at large around the streets upsetting garbage cans and those who have received summonses because of their own dogs One resident sold he had read notices in the paper that sum monses would he Issued but that he had received a summons sev eral days leforo the notices were published NOTICE News for the Personal mvst be not later It on Wednesday to be In each weeks When possible be sent in Monday Tuesday the post few weeks many personal news items and copy regarding organi sations activities lave seen received after womens pases have gone to print Avoid disappointment by having yoar copy in early Caroline Ion Womens Editor REEVE A EVANS RECIPIENT OF CORONATION MEDAL Reeve Arthur has re ceived the Coronation Medal In the formal notification of the award from Buckingham Palace it reads By command of Her Majesty the Queen the accomp anying Medal is forwarded to A D Evans to be worn In oration of Her Majestys Corona tion 2nd June Mr Evans name had been recommended by the Canadian Corps associated for this award A Dominion presi dent of the Corps said that the presentation had been made to Mr Evans in recognition of hi interest in veterans affairs arid his contribution to their activ ities COURSE CONSIDERED The Newmarket Red Cross branch is considering another Home Nursing course to com mence in January If a sufficient number of persons are interested plans will be completed Inter ested persons ore asked to phone Mrs a A New market or Miss Robertson Walter Fines Acquitted On Charges Over Hockey Death Walter Fines ace of the 1053 Aurora Bears Junior C ho ckey club was acquitted on four counts by a petit Supreme Court jury at the assizes late Tuesday evening after a four hour retirement by the Jury counts in indictment included manslaughter assault creating grievous bodily harm find aggravated as a re sult of this death of Robert Colllngwood hockey team on May When jury return ed at pm for further in structions from the Hon Mr Justice Wells who pre sided over the trial they were told by His Lordship that Fines might bo found guilty of com mon as velt as of the other three charges The case was unique Can adian legal history as it mark ed the first occasion a hockey player had on trial for injuries sustained by another player in hockey gome A Aurora who de fended Fines told the jury that It was first occasion on record since organized hockey was first played in thai death had resulted to a player from injuries sustained in a game of hockey and it was one of thft few occasions an athlete had been tried as a result of death ensuing from injuries sustained a game Hie evidence as disclosed eight Crown witnesses was that Fines charged Gillies into boar lis and that this was a de liberate attempt to injure other player Goal judge Get Gordon Colllngwood said that Fines a few minutea before th two players came in contact hid told goalie Ken Burke that intended to start a brawl and that Burke replied Walt last two minutes A fight between the players of both teams had started after Gillies fell on the ice Owen Sound told Crown Attorney Thompson that his opinion it was a deliberate attempt to injure and he had awarded a penalty Referee Cecil Shears termed it a charge from behind Page Col Fourteen Organizations In Community Bazaar Nov 20 big day of the annual Community Bazaar has almost arrived Scheduled for the town hall Friday Nov the New market Handcraft group the sponsoring organization prom ises a bigger and better event than in past seasons bazaar was begun by the Handcraft group means of bringing locol crafts before lo cal buyers It gives no less than organisations an opportunity to a bazaar booth within the one project and many small or groups which would find the production of a tea and too an undertaking for limited membership welcome opportunity in the annual Community Bazaar Handcraft group was formed to help create an into- est in crafts and to an appreciation of color design and artistry It Is not a vico club but on many It made donations to charitable appeals as the the Children Fund and the Cancer Fund The day of the Community Bazaar hi the only time In the year that the group comes to public for financial support and then it has asked for donation hut hat given value for money Each the Community IB percent of Its proceeds over to the Handcraft group to fray expenses From thi money advertising expenses rent and other details of are handled Handcraft used ita money to build up library of weaving books A on leather craft Is being started These books are avail- free of charge to all of club who are entitled to borrow a book for a month at a time When there ta for books on other crafts similar reference libraries will be started Mr A Mitchell club li brarian said that she ha a f the Chella Thornton books on available to new seems to be a perennial crop of or young mothers are interested learning to smock Mrs have been approached about having smocking classes again this winter If than is interest we might be to manage some after Christ mas M the meantime our ergies are toward th Community Baaaar Matt of us have and otter ar ticles to finish before next W- iha