t student Maria Kurc Toronto meager of the Ontario Weekly with the results of a doortodoor poll of studied Gallup Poll methods applied their knowledge in a practical way by asking read- I oh what they read in a weekly newspaper feature they discovered was the classified advertising fbOio by Boll Printing Management student Jaw at MORNING GLORY SPECIAL Keg yd for yd wide for Suits Coats Skirts WEEK ONLY ST NEWMARKET Morning formerly of A 181pm for cards Extra cards for 25c Special Prize fop Line called for a bingo kfPpt numbers called per card for full bingo Remainder Prizes of or for SJ3 ft P ion of our second to none ASK THE vcr ri i -L-r-l-l- -7- 1 v- tj fa rr SSSJsSTP Xt flUM- I 5STT vr yi I- i -v- i Pi 111 Vt -j- yfei j i ny -i- r l 71 Wai5 I C i iv v 3 x 1 D ERA YEAR EXPRESS HERALD YEAR NO 15 r 1 s NEWMARKET ONTARIO THURSDAY APRIL 12 1956 SINGLE COPIES CENTS EACH J- advertising is the most popular feature of an On tario weekly Iwrtitule Practical Journal ism students recently found in door- survey of Durham County They were applying lessons learned In the Gallup technique and at the same finding valuable information for the Ontario Weekly Newspapers Edward U director of the Practical Journalism and Printing Management courses at Institute of Technology Toronto will give a detailed re port to the Ontario weekly edi tors at their conference in Wind sor May and 19 Dr George James editor of the Canadian Statesman the newspaper stu died explained that the appeal of the classifieds was human in terest If someone lists a baby carriage for sale he said friends know they have stopped increas ing their family or if Mrs Jones lists her dining room suite for sale friends speculate on the na ture of new furniture BUI 20 of Windham Centre found himself in terviewing the editors wife Sheila 21 of Sudbury asked an interviewee Is this the first time you have seen this article and was told Oh no I wrote it Ken of Seaforth ran into his cousin while walking down a street in Janetvilte It was the first time he had seen her since May Lewis of Campbell- ford introduced herself as being from and the woman at the door said No thanks dont want to buy Weekly editors who joined the days practical lesson were Bill James Gerry Cra ven Leav ens Bolton and Shearer president of the Association Blenheim Students were Doug Parkin son 23 Hamilton Ed Stephens 27 Newmarket Ron 21 Petrolia Maxine Jones Grimsby 20 Bill Jeffrey 24 St Catharines Barry Russell Man Don Peterborough Bill Klem 20 Windham Centre Sheila nam ing 21 Sudbury Ken Lewis 21 Toronto students were Dot Milanovich Leeds Catherine Rout- ledge 20 23 Tom Alderman 21 Devitt Cecil 31 Jones 21 Miriam 20 Shear er 2 Joan Sherman Diane Ted 23 Iain Shir ley Don 22 and Bruce Salk AntiPolio Program ins antipolio inoculations will be started in the elementary schools of York county on Mon day April Dr Robert King medical director of York County Health Unit announced on Tues day Delivery of the vaccine is expected this week Parents consent forms have been distributed to the countys school children No child can re ceive the inoculations unless his parents have indicated that they want them for him Dr MacKinnon Phillips pro vincial health minister has said that the department of health plans to inoculate all children under 15 years of age in Ontario with the antipolio vaccine this spring He has assured lo cal authorities that there will be enough vacccine available to carry through this program First to be vaccinated will be those in kindergarten grades one and five to eight inclusive Dr King said that it will take ap proximately four weeks to give the first inoculation to these children in the countys schools Next the pupils of grades two to five inclusive who received two inoculations of the vaccine last year will receive this years injection The second injection will then be given to the child ren who received their first shot this spring It Is the departments inten tion to start inoculating all pre- Passing School Bus County school children beginning with those of three years of age once the program has been completed for the school children Dr Phil lips said Babies of one year or two get a certain amount of im munity from their mothers he explained Last year when the students Letters to the editor are always welcome but names of the writer most be known to the editor Dear Sir Queens t Never once in over years April my ministry have I been led to believe that any of the cast The current tempest in a tea pot created by the discussion re garding the presentation of the first three grades received trel shows in our district and their first two inoculations of the Salk antipolio vaccine clinics were established in central loca tions throughout the county This year the program be conducted in each school Dr King said This means a great deal work for all concerned he add ed and is only possible by us using practically all the practic ing physicians in the county in the program They have been very cooperative said Dr King Mow A Traffic Offence An amendment has been made to the Highway Traffic act which makes it an offence for motorists in Ontario to pass a school bus stopped upon a high way outside a city town vill age police village or builtup area for the purpose of receiving or discharging children High ways Minister James Allan an nounced This regulation applies to school buses which are properly marked The buses are to be marked on the rear with the sign School bus do not pass when bus is stopped and the bus must indicate a stop red flashing lights Mr Allan said When a motorist overtakes a school bus thus marked and with the rear lights indicating it stopped the motorist must stop his vehicle The regulation re- that the motorists must not proceed until bus resumes motion or the driver of the bus signals the motorist to proceed or the flashing signals on the bus are no longer actuated District Youths Sentenced After Sunday Disturbances One youth was given a two- months jail term and paid a total of more than in fines when they were sent enced on Friday April ft for having caused a at Oak Ridges early Easier Sunday morning The group had appeared in court on Tuesday April and had pleaded guilty to the charges Three others arrested at the same time entered pleas of not guilty and released on bail until April The were retained in custody following their Tuesday court appearance until they reappeared for sent encing If your- stay in jail has done nothing else said Magistrate S In passing sent ence It has brought the matter to the attention of your and made them aware of the need for stricter discipline with of you I feel are not guilty of having started this fight he added but you must realize if you are going to be in volved in such incidents tnat you must shore the blame Magistrate stressed need for parents paying closer attention to their childrens activities He said that they should not altow their boys to run the streets at nil hours of night- Some of these were only 18- yearold boys and they were ar rested at am ho laid I cannot emphasize too strongly the Importance of parental disci pline Sentenced to jail for days was Thos Sargent ville Three were sentenced to and coats or days each They were John Ellis of Hol land Landing the driver of the car which pursued the Oak group south No where took Drake and Robert Miller 22 both of Toronto Sargent had had previous con victions for causing a disturb ance The magistrate questioned Miller and Drake as to why they were associated with the and 17yearold boys and indicated that he was making their fines heavier because he expected more adult behaviour from them The remainder of the group each received sentences of and costs or days They were Ivan Moffat Archie Miller Raymond Foster of Albert Foster 20 Charles both of To ronto John Luff Jacob Maries both of New market William Johnson of Maple Ronald WiHIam Kenneth Clarke and Milton all of Lake Wilcox How Inquests After FataRHes Inquests will now be held in all motor vehicle accidents on highways resulting in death of a person AttorneyGeneral A Kelso Roberts announces In structions have been given all coroners Crown Attorneys to effect this change in procedure Before attorney- generals present regulation inquests wore held only If a criminal charge had been laid in connection with the accident Moreover under the provisions of the Coroners act the attorneygenerals con sent was necessary to hold or the inquest Mr Roberts said that hold ing of on Inquest In highway fatalities Is a part of the pro vinces campaign to reduce traf fic by at least pec- Our Write Gorham St Newmarket The Editor In answer to the taxpayer and the tag buyer regarding their beefs about their dogs running loose if I owned a dog Id love to have it run loose so I would not have to clean up after it But why should any taxpayer or any one else who doesnt own a dog have their shrubs and lawns spoiled by peoples dogs I arrive home at fivethirty sometimes later What greets me winter and summer is a cleanup job on my lawns and driveway Dog owners sit by and grin because their dog keeps other dogs off their property and therefore its clean Most Newmarket homes have a yard and a clothesline and I province causes one to wonder as to whether or not the colored people of the present generation are losing the sense of humor which their forebears in such a generous measure Most of us I am sure have ad mired the manner in which our Negro brothers and sisters of past generations have been to laugh at their own mister tunes and personal traits of char acter We have found it help ful ourselves to laugh with them There is a vast difference between laughing at a people and laughing with them In my ministerial experience members of my family and I have been associated with the presentation of minstrel shows in different districts in Ontario dog can have plenty of exercise in its own yard I am not a dog hater as I always owned a dog until I moved to Newmarket My dogs stayed in our own yard and they were always healthy I wonder why dog owners think junior plus his dog are welcome at the neighbors house If he would listen in he would realize junior is destructive enough without a dog After working eight hours six days a week Id like to come home and get dinner without having to clean up my lawns af ter neighbors dogs Thank goodness for a council who believe people who own a dog should look after it them selves A OneTime Dog Owner in such minstrel shows looked upon the presentation of their song and jokes as an instrument of ridicule aimed at our Negro friends Indeed quite the oppo site has been the case When a race or nationality be gins to lose the power to laugh at itself then it is bound to have to face the future with a self- imposed area of ostracism as its lot It is safe to say that most of the jokes made at the expense the Scotch have emanated from the land of the heather The Scots laugh at themselves and we laugh with them The same truth holds with re gard to other nationalities I am convinced that the vast majority of are free from the narrow and weak ness of racial hatred or eve racial ridicule On the other hand we ready to admit that our Negro fellow citizens are the possessors of certain physical spiritual powers which we are white folk might well The Negro has a better than have we The voice of Negro has a tone which th most certainly cannot match There is a depth of spirituality about the Negro spirituals ft spite of their of Col 3 J- SEE YOU AW RAOS m mm PROCLAMATION BY H M MAYOR OF THE TOWN OF NEWMARKET The First Annual Bike Safely Campaign sponsored the Optimist Club of Newmarket opens officially on April 16 and continues through April vvV The purpose of this campaign is to acquaint bicycle rider with the rules of the road and to emphasize thfe importance of being alert at all times and using com- sense in respecting the rights of the road May1 urge all our citizens to cooperate with the mist Club of our town Let us make OPTIMIST BIKIj SAFETY CAMPAIGN WEEK success and fccp teach everyone the lessons of safety found such worthy project i yii April 1956 Mayor 1- i L j I w a j r A i y w i v J fm J mm i p V igS sw w 1 w a aw AAHC S WWW 1 miZ- O J v 7 I I h r Will i rf a k JXA j- -V4c- ir- JJtJ i is NOW be time everything you want has the highest 7 flashing horsepower of soaring flight vr- Now let a drive so dashing and gay And the clincher is economy buying ltdu for choose now K i d tf i r A a a j u