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fur wears almost Indefinitely and can be with no special pre cautions Choose from brown mid night blue grey or teal shade Sizes years Seeing the sights of the Eternal City aboard a motor scooter are Gregory Peck and Audrey Hep- barn in this delightful scene from William brand new Para mount romantic comedy delight Roman Holiday playing Sat at the NOMINATIONS NOV 21 The Voters List for North Gwillimbury Township for the year was posted Nov 2 and the nomination meeting will take place in the township hall at Bel- haven on Saturday Nov at pm Election day will be two weeks later between the hours of am and MEDAL FOR REEVE The reeve of North township Roy J Pollock has been honored by a medal to be worn by command of Her Majesty the Queen to commem orate her Majestys Coronation 2nd of June 1953 Reeve Pollock the medal Tuesday ALBERT PARADE Mount Albert and district of the Canadian Legion will hold its annual remem brance Day parade at the Mem orial gates at the park on Sun day Nov at pm Service will be held In the hall after wards All veterans are asked to attend NEWMARKET VETERANS A general meeting and the election of officers was held on Oct The officers for 1953- are as follows President Alfred first vice Arthur Lee second vice Orley Hayes secretary treasurer William Pension officer and publicity William LaParde memorial Hayes membership William Blight property William by ways and means Jack Wright social Noble welfare Ted Mitchell John McDonald Next bingo after the one on Nov will lie Nov AH members are asked to take part In the Remembrance Day parade on Sunday Nov Fall- in at am town hall and church service at am at the Christian church Our partici pation in this service is request ed by branch of the Canadian 1egion The Newmarket Club has extended an invitation to members of our organization to participate in the usual Remem brance Day service and dinner The time is pm at St Pauls Anglican church We are sorry to say Mr A Evans has leen ordered to hos pital We hope his will be short Speaking of Mr he had til honor to receive- Coronation Medal from Queen Elizabeth IEGWNNEWS The main item on the present program is the Poppy Campaign this Saturday and the Service of Remembrance on Sunday Nov at the Christian church Fall- In Is at the town square at am Lets turn out In memory of our fallen comrades at least on this yearly occasion All veter ans are welcome On the evening of Novemler we arc once again Invited to the annual Remembrance Service at the United church in Holland Landing We should at pm and how about a good crowd The project to improve our legion grounds now well under way and from all comments it appears to be a start in the right direction Comrade Ernie has his coming Amateur and Talent Show fairly well organiz ed now This new venture should prove very beneficial to the young folk in giving them oppor tunities for competition as well as stage instruction and exper ience We wish to extend a hearty welcome and the wish for an en joyable evening to the Bat talion who are holding their re union In our hall this Saturday Comrade Sid Informs us that the next Blno always en joyable will be on November In the monthly news letter to all comrades we asked for a The Newmarket Era and Express Nov Page ip Seeks Means Of Solving King School Problem The school board of SS 2 King township has recommend ed that King township council consider capital expenditure re lating to school accommodation The board has suggested in a brief to council that it consider the advisability of requiring that all future subdivisions bear part of the capital costs of new class rooms and schools before council gives them approval The trus tees understand that this is being done by councils of other town ships in the area According to reports up to 400 is being assess ed against each new lot in Tor onto township to help finance their school program made ne cessary by the Influx of new comers Because building activity in the village of King City has over 25 new houses under construction the result will be a considerable increase in the number of pupils in the near future the brief points out The board feels that more classrooms will have to be pro vided within the next year as the present rooms are practically filled to capacity and the school inspector is urging an increase in accommodation Trustees states the brief have fully discussed the matter and a census of all newcomers and age children will be taken before the end of the year In addition to the subdivisions now being exploited the board mentioned others that are plan ned in and immediately adjacent to the village These they say will increase the responsibility of the trustees and taxpayers to sup ply necessary accommodation and high costs of building today raised difficult financial lems Trustees feel that school tax ation in this school section will he onerous in future years unless some help is obtained The board believes that it is only fair that the and builder who are in effect directly res ponsible should make substantial contributions to the extra costs Tire impact of urbanization is being felt more in this section of the township than in others Council must be aware trustees state of the changes that are taking part in the southern part ARMITAGE The next meeting of the St Sewing Circle will be on Wed nesday at the home of Mrs Norman Rogers It Is re quested that members who have clothing for Korea bring It to this meeting On Friday evening Nov the Armltage club is holding Its first dance of the season Keep this date in mind and plan to at tend Place Bluebird Inn Mrs Cook spent with Mrs Phillip Reynolds Aur ora Mr and Mrs Doug Nigh and Mr and Mrs Leo mot ored to on Sunday to visit Mr Nidilerys mother and sister Mrs Cook Mrs Doug Nigh and Mrs Hendricks attended the trousseau ton in honor of Miss Joyce on Saturday report on the children who will bo attending the Christmas Party We would ask that you add he names of the children to the report and that you send them In as as possible It Is sincerely hoped that every citizen both young old In New market and vicinity as well as across our broad country will lie wearing a blood red Poppy this coming weekend of the township The school board has suggested to council that a meeting be ar ranged of interested boards if this idea is considered advisable While the township council took no action at its on Nov 2 Clerk a Rose said council is aware of the situation existing and will communicate with the King City school board After contemplating on the brief from trustee board of 2 which had been presented earlier the commissioners of King City village passed a motion by chairman Findlay and A Carson We feel the an swer is in a bigger preparation of industrial assessment rather than in a scheme of subsidies the motion stated I am hot at all strong for this said Mr Findlay commenting on the suggested assessment against and lot holders I sympathize with the school trus tees but 1 do not think an swers the problem There is a prospect for a new subdivision in the village of City At the commissioners meeting on Nov 2 John Dew and Frank presented a sug gested plan including nearly lots for a proposed subdivision on to 18 acres of land south of King St WITHOUT DENTAL ARK Dr Mahon approach ed the North Gwillimbury town- council regarding dental care for the Keswick District public school children He stat ed that because Dr A O Parry the dentist who was caring for the childrens teeth has return ed to Toronto to live there is not provision for dental care The matter was referred to the chair man of the school board TO AMEND BYLAW A bylaw to amend the Area Bylaw was shelved by North Gwillimbury council Mon day night until a later date be cause more consideration was asked for in regard to Part 2 Section a which states The minimum floor space for dwellings hereafter to be erected within the Township of North shall not be less than that prescribed in the fol lowing table and in each instance the floor space is to be computed exclusive of basement garage and unfinished attic porches or verandahs within the outside walls One storey dwelling ft ground floor storey and onehalf sq ft two storey ft The Ontario Municipal Board will hold a hearing tor this by law on Thursday Nov at 2 pm In hall Era and Express classifieds bring results TOP TELEVISION SERVICE Buy the set of your choice Count on us for service BRING YOUR REPAIRS TO General Store in Burrows Hardware in Keswick and Jacksons Ft Hardware in Sutton Or call SUTTON you wish us to call at your home MAURICE DE f- Jjyt for in a mkh for to ul a fortthjKi Miction A ytw i w li in As ft MS per M k TAKEN UP TO DEC ROBERT ORDER EARLY Jewellers an main st NEWMARKET HOW Submit a float in the Santa Oats Pmde fa 1953 to schools morduinta manufacturers service etc Entries will bo divided into commercial and groups following prizes will bo awarded to each group i 3 1ST s- i SIM 2ND Judges decisions will be baaed on 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