v a 1 I r Vs ir 1 ft v iB j ifetri Ka SI THIS Kg i 7 T r i iV l lWM Districts of North Newmarket Trading Aurora Others f if TOTAL PAID EXPHESS HERALD GIST YEAR NO THURSDAY APRIL 1956 Hi Town i h vu i a ft let I r what to do in such nd floods Are you as to imitj flgftintt protect your Of provide all the knowledge enable r qUtttioTtf fetfe Civil mtinj in tig lw4l on night win much infotTnatlon dealing with the media of a fifth by the chi and a period the subject ryii will be Interpret- it to residents of a The meeting begin at a jgisxu SINGLE COPIES CENTS EACH s Firm Here Subdi i fi busy the only the We of the it present As for irket concern the activities of every committee of He to associated with the work the and bridges and fire Water Each proposal of a new ifVWheherit is residen- or industrial within the or- in some Instances in the townships demands attentions- He carries on a of other tasks including aaperyiaion of construction the The issuing- of ling permits conies under jurisdiction the new duties are those of trench inspector and civil for the A familiar figure was missed the penalty box at the arena on Saturday it when the Newmarket Rings won the Ontario tfC championship Usually in the box is the re- being naughty this the man in the penalty box but was to stay out of it Oh my reporters lite Is not an fie and was restricted to the world of this past week It tbe municipal level when members of council at the meeting on Tuesday it flared at one another the table while indulging verbal exchange tempers flared fiats pound table and the occasional colored the A hasty adj the meeting halted the suasion A new agreement between the town Harold and natron Ltd was approved by council on April It received the support of all members of council with the exception of Mayor Herbert adman and Councillor Alex agreement insured that Ltd is retained in solicitor to draw up resolution ment water would be provided March 1st will be carried out as agreed by all parties con cerned In presenting the resolution Councillor Gladstone said that the water situation in town had changed for the better He said The International was received by ifktket council from p Newmarket for of the northeast Enisle and offer had been made Chamber of and was referred by said that the prop- I have greater sales were cleaned up At t an old house and shed part by the property Mr offered to take down the clean up the lot free He requested per Wi to keep the Mr interest In improving mala approaches to Htt letter was referred of the property meeting of council Wm Tuesday April IT to location of in were reached but afternoon of one of which will em- pie women has indicated that Wewmarket for new plant Con- Which the Industry establishing its bad been received and Industrial Gladstone He itytm to council and the meeting- was called to 5V decided that council Wth representatives before any action this Ring are the Junior C hockey The Smoke Rings are worthy title holders Season long they won 33 games out of and romped through Midland Whitby Parry Sound and Stamford without defeat to register successive playoff triumphs The Smokies brought this commun ity its first Ontario junior championship since the Gallant Utile accomplished the feat the exciting days of Back By George Newmarket Smoke Rings are OHA junior C champions- The Smoke Rings captured the cham pionship halo Saturday as they thundered to an impressive 105 win over Stamford title win achieved before some fans brought this town its first Junior championship since IMS Newmarket won the final series In three straight The Smokies left little doubt as to their right to the crown adminis tering Stamford and fi1 shellackings in the opening two series The win made the Smoke Rings one of Ontarios winning- est teams and definitely one the Hubs finest hockey machines as they posted a season record of wins three losses Through the playoff run the Smokies put away success ive wins From the start the Smoke got the Jump on Stamford Their overall superiority from goal out enabled them to sock away three first period goals and there wasnt any doubt after that as to the winner They were front runners after two periods and applied the pressure for three goals and a advantage in the Initial half of the final stanza The visitors made a show of dying rattling in four goals in the final minutes- The final goal was scored at after their coach defiantly hauled his goalie out in favor of an extra attacker Swinging directly away from the penalty crammed trend of the previous two games the two teams picked up only minors Newmarket collected six Stam ford four Six of the sentence were melted out In the final round as the players got a little chippy after hardly a gesture of temper in the two Initial rounds Jerry Meride bagged the Smokies first tally from Bob and Brian Million Don Booth scored the second from Grant Morton while Jack Rogers scored number three as he in and around the Stam ford net to hook the pucks Into the corner Jack Cain snapped in a pass from Don McKnlght and Bob Then Fallis split the Stamford defense to count unass isted visitors best Interrupted the Smoke Rings scoring to put Stamford on the scoresheet at this point- In the final minutes of the period Grant Morton whistled home a blistering drive after accepting Jack Rogers pass up and Brian Million tipped In a relay from Jerry McBride Grant Morton completing a twogoal evening and a tremen dous year as a Smoke Ring dazzled Stamford goalie Bill with a long to pry the scoring gate open in the third period Bob Wilson tucked away one of the smartest goals of the game after Jack Graves and Jerry work ed the puck into scoring range Brian Million most improved player In the club was the polishoff operator on the Smok ies final counter with Jerry McBride and Bob Wilson his linemates doing the setup oper ation From there to the end of the Hue the Smoke Rings were con tent to take It easy and Stamford came on to score four goals with Murray Johnson Leo Jerry Chamberlain and Tom Gallagher doing the honors It wasnt one of Adairs tougher games but when there was work to do he did well making several sprawling from point blank His piece do resistance was to team out the net to beat row left- to right are Ed Pitt Million Jerry Jack Jack Cain Bill Cain Norm trainer Front row left to right ate Herb Cain coach Grant manager and sponsor Adair Ken Bell Graves Frank Ron Amodeo Da vis Don Booth Bob captain Peter Gorman Boh Wilson Photo by member Ab Hulse presents the Ontario junior Ccham- M Grant in Saturdays post game ceremonies Mayor Xiuonflo briefly extending the Town of Newmarkets con- KSn Ah champ om Left to right are Reeve Ed Mayor H Grant Morion Herb Cam coach and Peter Gorman manager Photo by Convicted Of Theft Of Jewelry Newmarket Kenneth 20 and Ed ward 16 both of Tor onto were convicted of theft when appeared before Mag istrate here yesterday Both pleaded guilty to the charge The pair were arrested on April less than four hours after they had stolen jewelry and money from a Newmarket residence They were retained in custody until their appearance In court on April was sent to jail for six months was placed on probation for one year Con stable Michael Thomas con ducted the START SCHOOL WING Preliminary work on excava tion for a new wing at Newmar ket high school was started last week The expenditure for the wing has approved last fall It will be the second addition to present building increasing class room facilities and includ ing a cafeteria Recreation Program Set Out By Commission In New Plans il toittrW visitors Jim to the puck to save a surefire goal Newmarket had shots on goal in each period for total while Adair kicked off drives Stamfords weakest point was around the net and their goalie Bill had considerable trouble with long shots Coach Herb Cain had play- em going for him It wouldnt be fair to select Individual stars Every player In the game In the ploydowns kicked in with on altout effort We spoke pre- vlously of Adairs work and might also mention Bob standout blueline was Grant Mortons and in a lesser light Don Thorns Frank and Jack Graves Up front you took your choice They were all going well in par ticular Brian Million Don McKnlght Boh Wilson Jerry Don Jack Rog er Davis Jack Cain and Ken Bell OirA executive member in the postgame cere monies presented the champion ship trophy to Smoke Kings captain Grant Morton Mayor and Reeve Ed- ward Wright man congratulated the team coach Herb and manager for their winning effort Endeavoring to make effici ency a keynote of its the Newmarket Recrea tion Commission at a meeting last week decided to organize its various activities under differ ent chairmen It was felt this would divide the work among the members and make each chairman responsible for the ef ficient operation of his particu lar committee Ray who did a valu able job in organizing the junior program was named chairman of that com mittee for junior Olympics will again feature the spring program of the Commis sion Other chairmen were op- pointed as follows Hockey Don Warner base ball Charles ploy- grounds Bob Wench bowling George teentown Don Cameron cultural Bob swimming and swimming pool Peter Gorman publicity and ad vertising George The chairman of the various com mittees will have the authority to add interested town sports men to their committee from time to time Matt Walsh appearing on be half of minor lacrosse requested help in obtaining equipment and also assistance in securing the use of the arena for their minor lacrosse practices and games The Commission assured Mr Walsh they would assist his pro gram in every possible way Francis read a letter from Parry Sound com plimenting the Newmarket squirts on their above reproach conduct and clean play in the recent Little champion ship Mr also advised that Ontario Provincial Police Officer Lou had offered to organize and wrestling program for town boys during the summer The offer was gratefully accepted By a majority vote it was de cided to ask the arena commis sion how they felt about com bining the recreation director and arena managers jobs The matter it was indicated had been discussed last fall at Joint Recreation Arena Commission meeting but no decision had been reached a- free site for its new factory by Mr This firm manu factures TV antennae and previ ously had indicated its intentions to move from town to Aurora Mr is guaranteed water by Sept for 100 of the proposed houses in the subdivision on Davis Drive West Water for construc tion purposes on the houses will be provided immediately He is relieved of the responsibility tending Millard Ave a condi tion of the first agreement be tween the town and this vider in 1954 This road project will cost the town approximately Finally the town will receive from to 60000 toward the cost of a sewage disposal plant Mr has agreed to pay to Newmarket at the time that each building permit is is sued by East Gwillimbury town ship for each single dwell ing and for each duplex The resolution is as follows Whereas it is now possible to be sure of sufficient water for the presently builtup the town while also committing the town to supply sufficient water to accommodate indus tries now wishing to establish in the Newmarket And whereas more industrial assessment and wider job op portunities much needed ill Newmarket Therefore be it resolved that the Town of Newmarket under taker 1 To bring into use at once the Park Area Well thus giv ing the town an immediate re serve supply of to J gallons of water per day see April resolution re Tobacco Co To develop the well at the Green Lane as fast as possible bringing into production in eight weeks time by June 15th Capacity of this well gals one day cost of hat- 25000 NB The Town Engineer has cleared with the head of Inter national Water Supply that this well has now flowed clean and without Interruption long enough that we may be reason ably safe in bringing it into production To test the flow of Creek and Newmarket being provided with j Water Supply Co now advises that it is safe to bring into use the well at the Green Lane This well at first flowed considerable sand but has flowed clean and steady for long enough to be considered ready for use This along with the to thousand gallons per day previously re ported as in reserve gives the town a total reserve supply of to thousand gallons per day The present safe pumping of the towns three wells is and gives us a com fortable surplus on the basis which we can accommodate in dustries Town engineer Bos- worth supported Mr figures but warned that the Green Lane well was located in sand and might bring in sand if pushed He estimated that it would cost 25000 to harness the Green Lane well Mr listed four indus tries which might establish in Newmarket if the agreement were approved for Ltd Mr and the town These industries included Ltd a small cigar fac tory a tobaccofirm cement block company but only the first industry was included the agreement The four factories represented an investment of 4025000 They would provide employment for approximately persons Mr said town has already under taken to supply water to the subdivision when avail able he continued water is now available as indicated in the resolution and we can now safely commit ourselves on de livery dates The town stands to gain to 60 thousand toward the cost of the sewage plant transfer of land to accommodate Ltd and thus avoid this rap idly growing industry leaving town and rate and onehalf on all water sold to the subdivision Against this the only cost to the town is the completion of Millard Ave at approximately 5000 The town must honor its agreement of course unless it wishes to invite the distrust of industry and real estate people in general Mr added We have waited two years to get something concrete from to Mr when it was available and the town was as- of an adequate supply Mr contended that the time had not arrived and that council should act as adults and slick to its pledges Mr argued that with a surplus of between and gallons per the town had its assurance of the neces sary additional water By introv the new resolution the town was carrying out its obli gations under the first agree ment he suggested The town has given an under taking to the tobacco company to develop water continued Mr and nothing could be more reassuring to them than to see town faithfully carrying out its obligation to Ltd and Mr at the first opportunity We must have more water in any case unless we are prepared to condone par alysis of this community he said Water Chairman Alex Hands said that he thought Mr Rid- figures on the Green Lane well were rather high He con sidered that too optimistic a pic ture had been painted of the towns water situation Mr Hands said that he had been ad vised by a member of Dr ries staff to be cautious in using water from Creek Deputyreeve Violet Mac- asked about the loca tion of the new factory for Teh- Representatives of the firm and Mr Lenhardt were present at the meeting hut the question remained unanswered Mrs asked What additional concessions would be wanted to bring Ihe re maining three factories to New market That question was not answered Mr Joseph Dales representing Mr Lenhardt told council that the original agreement had been altered because had indicated that they didnt want a St frontage He said that for business reasons new location could not be nam ed and that although the other industries had nothing to do with the agreement Mr was bringing them for ward at this time as an indica tion of his good intentions Newmarket has an excellent labor market good labor rates and sufficient housing accommo dation said Mr Dales AH that is lacking is water We have water in the creeks if wo will them I suggest that Mr is not so much in terested in obtaining industry as he claims he is Coming Events VwS J- t A Preston To five Town Had Tai On CM Defense Civil defence Is the topic of an Illustrated lecture to be present in Newmarket Town Halt on Tuesday April 24 at 8 Major P A Preston of Instructor for civil defence Ontario will be the speaker The program which will chide movies a talk and a end discussion period is jrTV sponsored by the service Newmarket and MinUtecostal association disaster as flood on raid wilt he Sim The meeting Is White rio we SATURDAY AND AND SAT APRIL Lions Club pm town hall Newmarket Reserved seat plan opens March at Atkinsons Drug Store FRIDAY APRIL 20Old dance in Mount Albert Hall sponsored by Mount AI- Firemens Department Music Sod Bust ers Admission TUESDAY APRrL Project be held In Sharon hall at pm Lunch and prizes Everybody welcome el WIS FRIDAY APRIL Court- Junior Farmers will sponsor a Cindy Cleans at Mount Albert hall at 815 pm presented by Vellore Junior Farmers Adults cents child- cents APRIL I meeting of Kingcrafts at House at 215 pm Rowan of Handicrafts of of APR New- In Share- and mi Creek through the coming said Councillor Alex And I fall to see anything he has done for the town except cause additional ex penses for the tovn and prob lems to the people located in his subdivision Mr pointed out to council that the resolution which had been introduced by Council lors and Robert did not originate from the Plan ning and Industrial commit tee of which he is a member but was presented by them as individual members of council He said the new resolution had not been dis cussed in committee Mr read the original agreement approved by the town early in March which set the location of the new factory of Ltd on Yonge St frontage owned by Point subdi vides and hod not included a definite date for the delivery of water to the subdi vision The new agreement did not specify the location for the plant and promised water for houses in the subdivision by September According to first agree summer to obtain further data on which to base development of use of these waters To implement the towns side the agreement with re spect to water with Len Point Subdivides Ltd and Willow Subdivides Ltd and Ltd as under taken by resolution of March 1st by agreeing to supply a Water for use In the con struct ion of 100 homes in the Subdivision at once Water for use by the same houses built as a re sult beginning Sept 1st It is of course understood that the rest of agreement which council instructed its than paid for each game Junior Jack Pot Free same one line any can num bers called Jack Pot numbers called If no bingo on or before numbers called will be paid to first full card Admission 35 cents Proceeds Newmarket Veterans Benevolent Fund FRIDAY APRIL Rostra- lion for Newmarket Figure Skating club Memorial Arena from to FRIDAY APRIL Sharon hall York Pioneers Historical Society program of Interest In cluding pictures of Ontario Museum shown by Mr Paul Hughes pm MONDAY APRIL Pine Or chard WI sponsoring Sharon Junior Farmers Minstrel Show In Vnndorf hall pm Adults children THURSDAY MAY Annual blossom tea and sale of aprons fancy work and baking of the Junior Ladies Aid the Christ- inn Baptist church to THURSDAY MAY At Sharon Junior Farmers are presenting the Minstrel Show in Newmarket Town hall This Is the fifth presentation Advance sale of tickets Adults cents i- SAFETY DAY r Bike Safety Day on Saturday is being sponsored by the New market Optimist Club and the Newmarket Police Department From am there will be two policemen in the parking lot behind the town hall who will give out free strips of reflector tope for bicycles provided by the Optimists The policemen will remain at the lot until all bike owners are given tape Youngsters are urged to be at the lot early as possible SWIMMING Peter Gorman announced this week that the second part of the drive for swimming pool will be held May and Teams of will can vass all residences in the town and each group will be accom panied by a clown band Youll know when we are coming be cause youll hear us said Mr Gorman Anyone willing to work the canvass asked to contact one of these men Don Warner Tom Surgeoner and Peter Gorman Board To Drop Supervisor New Plan To Teach Music The Newmarket public school board has decided to do without a music supervisor in the schools Next year- trial the teachers in the schools who hold music certificates will con tinue the music teaching pro gram Chairman of the board Arthur Lloyd said that a number of teachers are now being tra because they hold music cer tificates but that they are not doing the actual teaching of music Financial problems constitute for The chairman said that salaries for 1856 equal the total schools budget for The board his agreed to an across-the-board- 400 in teachers sal- effective in September In addition new teachers account for the high costs he said He said that the music plan will be tried for one year If we are getting results we will keep it that way he said It 1 not well have to get a music supervisor He indicated that should- not be paid fop certificate if they are wit w