Newmarket Era and Express, 31 May 1956, p. 7

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HUDSON SEDAN Black new paint job SKOAL WW- METEOR COACH New paint job FORD COACH New paint job In top shape COACH class car COACH clean interior SEDAN Nice clean car in good running order SPECIAL FORD SEDAN Twotone top shape SEDAN DELIVERY New paint job nice clean unit Alar Newmarket over the produced iU of Bill Thorny Herb Larry Joint Bill Wilton tod BUI to mention few mum attention doesnt hold on the front However there Is That to Marl Me Cam in After leaving Newmarket Mar became a an all star In fact with Sunday Morale in the senior ladles Softball After many yean of allstar at gunny Mar in the East Toronto leacoe and won for her and fielding prowess In this toprated circuit MarJ was a weekend visitor at her parents home on And rew St She has been honored this year by names presi dent Of the strong and active Provincial Womens Softball Union Its always a pleasure to hear from our wher ever they travel near or far and in recognition of her Softball feats and elevation to the Softball presidency we have pleasure in nominating as oar HashmanRoxy Theatre award winner COACH Real clean ear top shape SPECIAL m In top shape local car Or This Price Haskett HASH By George Newmarket Sports Editor HITS BUNS AND Hits runs and errors flowed like water over Niagara Foils as Bobby spilled Pinup and 1712 in Mondays opening doubleheader in the junior ladles town aoftball league A first Innings Carol Pollocks four hits Carol hams pitching and fine hitting by Freda Susan Haines West and Nancy put the Bobby home free Donna Gladys Lane Gail Wilson and Lynda led the Pinup hitters scored first frame runs as Natalie Glencrosa Ruth Atkinson Dorothy May and Jill Vale forged strong hit efforts- Sandra Maureen Jill Gould Liz Elliott and Heather were hit pacesetters foe the losers wings and the Guide Local as sociation members were guests In her talk to the girls Mrs Hayes said that in Brownies the foundation Of good citizenship had been laid They would con tinue that training in Guides she them Finally they would be qualified and prepar ed to take their place in the munity Mrs Hayes of the satis faction for the leader in helping youngsters along this path She repeated the appeal for more adult assistance in Guide and Brownie work The Newmarket Era and Express Thursday May Pag A record number of people from other countries visited Canada in the total num ber of visits being 26300000 HnHHnhmmiiiliiM The taking of the pelts of wild furbearing animals in Canada In the season was worth During the area planted to commercial vegetables in Canada was acres an in crease of 14 percent over Use Era Express Classifieds In turning unwanted articles into cash An idea would be out of place down there That remark was made by one of our local sports men at Tuesdays Recreation Commission meeting Boy did he take the words right out of my mouth This harpoon was aimed at the Newmarket arena commission who guide the des tinies of our socalled community arena What brought about this dis cussion on the arena with sum mer here Weil the Newmarket minor lacrosse association was promised at one stage that they could have the arena free of charge for thoir games condi tioning exercises and practices On this assumption the New market Canadian Legion sports men graciously agreed to sponsor the complete minor lacrosse pro gram That was all very fine Messrs Matt Walsh Bob Ren ville and the lacrosse organizers were because approxi mately boys had signed on to play lacrosse Then came the bombshell The arena commission had a change of heart and advised the executive they would have to pay per hour for the use of the area Why 400 per hour asked the minor lacrosse executive Be sides lighting which will not bo required half the time nothing else is needed except someone to open the arena The arena man ager is paid on a yearly basis so there shouldnt be any trouble on that score This writer is informed the arena will be used on Thursday nights for wrestling and on Fri days on three occasions for dances during the summer What about the other periods arena to have a sign on it to be looked at but not used I would refer you to tax facts which came with your tax bill In the taxpayers of this community dug down in their jeans for This year 350000 has been budgeted to cover the arena deficit It is lime you you and yours truly and I do mean every taxpayer got up and asked for a change in the arena setup When the Commission is spending this much of our money it is time they were an elected body not an appointed body You cant tell me for one min ute that the arena cannot bo op erated at a profit It can be cause other arenas with the same financial obligations including debentures etc are doing it Other arenas with the same overhead show a profit and al low the minor hockey and la crosse teams etc the use of the arena free until they reach the playoff stage Why cant the same he done here Frankly this writer feels because of lousy promotion a scarcity of new ideas a Commission that has had the same members too long and poor public relations You wilt be hearing more on this subject in the next weeks KING CITY LOSES King City Lake Maries ran into a double portion of trouble as they opened play in the Peel- York Softball league Starting on the road Thursday the Hallmen were tripped by Richmond Hill The Hillmcn spoiled King Citys home opener Monday by slugging out a win over the Kingmen in a free hitting affair John Richards and Bob shared the losers mound work in both games Stan Fos ters opening home run splash newcomer Bob Seymours triple plus a seven run outburst in the seventh were the cheer provid ing actions for the King City fans Tony Roman got the nod for the winning mound job Howard Bennett went ail for Richmond Hilt in contest holding King City to seven scattered hits King City left eight stranded on the base paths SERVICE HELD BY BROWNIES Seven Brownies were officially welcomed into Guiding at a Fly ceremony at the New market Scout halt on Monday May 2 Mrs Hayes dis trict commissioner presented them with their wings These wings are symbolic of their achievement becoming Gol den Hand Brownies and passing other necessary tests prior to their birthday The Brownie wings are the highest award citizens of this community will have to demand an investigation of the whole arena policy If you have any Ideas on the subject Whats wrong with the arena operation why not put them down in the shape of a letter to the editor Rambling around the ball or chards Coach of our intermediate quips You can loll fans we havent lost a game As matter of record County havent played a game yet How ever Wednesday they hope to pry the league lid off here with Port Perry Messrs Dong James Fred Dill- man and Mickey Smith were able to sneak in their home de- hut In Mnrkluim Township softhall league- at the fair grounds on Tuesday The lo cals made It a start de feating Sluggers Have been keeping His Wor ship Mayor busy this past week Saturday he perform ed the opening kickoff oh New market soccer club football a sendoff Tuesday His Honor was on hand along with Wrightman and Violet to perform opening ceremonies for This got great kick out of Saturdays soccer opener Always had the idea soccer was a or a tow score game Well Saturdays Newmarket Mavkham game ended for lo cal certainly put on a driv ing finish that assembled in on uproar Art King Ab Harry Lavender Ken and will all on hand when tho leaguera their opening gun at Monday Look J like a thrilling opener with Ken- at Just a reminder Joo Case Kelly Horner ami their Mount Albert buddies hold their annual day on Sat urday Juno You can always count on good time at Mount Albert on that occasion in the BrownieGuide movement The Brownies Joan Janes Betty Pat West Eliza beth Yvonne Carol Wass and Beverley were welcomed into Guid ing by Captain Ellen Jackson of the Newmarket Guide company Mrs Arthur Lloyd assisted by Mrs Jack conducted the Flying- Up ceremony More than Brownies and Guides 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