v i L MM v S VIA TOWN Itau ike MM farad mi Mrf A A I Ui HJi MHkMiiv Additions mod to York Countys Roods System LUION A Mi MMfMK awl autfa the at Legion MarUusn tec the fair ground Us Mm Fetch soefced McNeill fa the sisih gave cm Ace their HARRYS J rl fei r U J J i T- STOCK W I v -V- v wvrtr MfcBothbv S rr WEAR it and Sport SUM t ITEMS Foe Clolha CoMt Cloths and many loo to it SPECIAL SPECIALS girl dreams of all iiraAN LOGAN DRESSES OFF FROM 1495 ii Ll- AND LONG COATS PRICE ONLY TODAY SATURDAY W NEWMARKET PHONE BRADFORD fl M AiW by a 4likM to ami Af North Apprctfd ih link St and to No a road It the an o that two dan- tan be removed at haven and the other at the line two mile north would be by a road the portion of the fourth from Corner to the line and from there to the county road lead Into Sutton A oral of miles The rati from Corner Co and north to bate line would to the of North Mr explained many Ions had ocrurrrd at rornera and thai the was made In the interna of The from the com to council for aatiatafKC in a bridge at Bradford oter a drainage canal in the A war the county to pay pet cent of the com of the bridge providing that the County of will pay per cent of the and the Department of Highway will pay SO per cent of the total Reeve William Hcmcaoa of King Townrhip explained that the bridge in over the canal the Holland River which is actually the boundary between King and Bradford had been diverted part of the drainage The bridge a joint enterprise of the township of king and the vil lage of Bradford with York County a grant of at the time of its Mr said that the bridge was unsafe for vehi cular traffic and must be replaced Although the bridge is about feet from the boundary of York County I feel we should consider it a boundary bridge and contribute to Its construction said Mr Pollock The bridge has never been on the border of York and replied Mr When it was built it was feci within county bur it has been considered as a boundary bridge and was a joint effort of both counties when built Couldnt King township annex land and bring it into the county asked Reeve George of Sutton Solicitor Douglas Lucas ex plained that the peculiar drainage problems in the area would require more costs In calcul ating each municipalitys responsibil ities for drainage than the effort was worth He said that the bridge is within Bradford on a Bradford street ft is a responsibility of that village which has taken its problem to county asking It to make that por tion of road a county road and the bridge a boundary bridge he added Council supported the plan to pay 10 per cent of the cost of a new bridge providing County is wilting to pay per cent and the province will provide Its per cent subsidy on the project In the discussion on the recom mended addition of two ami a half mites of roads In Vaughan township as counts roads Mr reeve of that township outlined he reason for the action He said has rebuilt and regravelled i hurst and from Sleeks to No that they are in torso for future piling Because of their and be cause of the heavy traffic these sec tions should be over as county toads said Mr I ha taken a unique step in faring the It isnt asking the to assume toads on which the baric maintenance must be done I am in perfeci sympathy with Vaughan replied Mr Hodgson King township Is In much the same position of having a Department of Highways Bui I would tat 1st supporting any own favored this when the ceasssry will surf assume the sting toad as a The Special in tod MM thai road be by the county said no more roads should be taken over until the in King It has priority tKmhk by these Is suffered by all Reeve Taylor of Hill said have the same problems in Richmond Hill but the are extreme on those road They are particular heavily travelled No munici pality could su them Opens Season The Newmarket Mens and Ladles Lawn Bowling opened the season with the annua dinner party at the club house on Tuesday June 19 The affair was well attended News of the News for this column mart bt in Monday flight Copy and to and routine and suAi4uxKaitfita will be The June meeting the NEW- The KESWICK Womens Institute MARKET branch was held as a picnic sponsored the third graduation parly shown and at the conclusion of the party lunch was served a cake The party concluded the Womens Institute work for the sum Mr Rye was chairman i THURSDAY OH SECOND GREATEST SEX JIANNI FRIDAY ANNE BAXTER MATINII CHANDLER r IK i w Technicolor THE BAND SHOUT AFTER SUNDAY JULY 1st TOM EWELL SHEREE NORTH THE LIEUTENANT WORE SKIRTS ADULT ENTERTAINMENT DOORS OPEN TICKETS w to on Tuesday June The group travelled by chartered bus ar riving in In time to greenhouses at the Ontario cultural college before lunch A tour of Hall was made In the afternoon before group gathered at the home Prof and Mrs the former Anna P Lewi of Newmarket as their guests The regular business meeting was held The local members had op portunity to acquaintances with mother Mrs Lewis of the Keswick an3 Roches Point pubiJe schools on June It was held at the Memorial Arena Keswick Twenty pupils graduated Bobby Hopkins was valedictorian for Keswick and Miss Sharon Draper gave the ad dress for Roches Point School choirs imder the leadership of Mrs A sang five splendid numbers Mrs Alder president of the Keswick Institute gave an address Mr Brady Introduced Mr Ms Alpine of the Sutton high school who was the speaker Two were STREET LIGHTS A petition from homeowners on Parkview Crescent for street lights was approved by council this week The Hydro commission was authorized to install the necessary lights i Closes Season The Betty Gordon Dance Club held a party at the Legion Hall on Friday June to close the season A soda evening was spent with refreshment being served MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY sV Vi ik I i ri J i because 1 iii the service 1 C i SB ADULT A NIGHTLY and 1 1 -v- it Mill TO THE LADIES Monday and Thursday i nil INSIDE T- rS J to i r p i k J ff J v fc f i- 1 I- fe fcii toll lV- sV Ji 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