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a ism AV i 1 Motors limited MAIN and ONTARIO PHONE ISM NEWMARKET USED TRUCK pick from the ton Express fe models A g Mir DODGE Grey tinted glass deluxe cab t FORD beige j- V1 We ton model with complete motor Chevrolet HAVE FIND TRUCK TO SUIT TOU Dies At The death occurred the Osh General hospital on Monday Jan of Eva Emma Jackson wife of Rev Charles A Belfry Centre In her year Mrs Belfry who had been In failing health for two months buffered a heart attack A daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Jackson the de ceased was bom at Newmarket on December 23 and was married at Newmarket In July Mr and Mrs Belfry cele brated their wedding anni versary last summer Coming to Oshawa 25 years ago from Sutton when Mr Bel fry retired from the ministry of the United Church of Canada Mrs Belfry was a very active member of Street United church She was prominent in the work of both the womens missionary society and the wom ens association- of the church Besides her husband she leaves to mourn her passing two sons Ray of Windsor and Ralph of Toronto Also surviving are three grand sons Ralph Jr Gordon and Donald Belfry of Toronto and three greatgranddaughters Rev John K Moffat minister of Street United church conducted the memorial service at the Armstrong Funeral Chapel at pm on Wednesday Jan Interment was in the Union cemetery Court Orders Disposal Plant At Richmond Hill To Be Closed v CATNIPS Continued from Page 2 up any wells The way that acted there must be a underground lake there Theres a lake all right but It isnt underground You were circling right over pond I announced looked crestfallen We shoulda picked a brighter day I told that the terrain looked unfamiliar in that fog Well maybe we did discover water Newmar ket with Bo pond anyway Its just that you are too late I explained The water engineers discovered the pond last Tuesday Die Ontario Court of Appeal in Judgment written by Mr Justice has upheld an injunction restraining the Vill age of Richmond Hill from dumping sewage Into the Don River after next Sept 1 In the judgment ruled the village built the plant without lawful author because it hadnt first ap plied to the Ontario Municipal Board for approval The village appealed the iu Junction imposed last Aug by Mr Justice Stewart On that occasion Ills Lordship ordered the sewage dumping stopped by next Sept and awarded damages to Mrs Annie I ens who claims the river which flows through her farm has changed from an overflowing sparkling stream to a trickle with slimy rocks ami algae Mr Justice whose judgment was concurred in by Messrs Justices Mackay and Gib son dismissed claim for damages Reviewing the evidence hi his judgment Mr Justice said the village received pre liminary certificate of approval when it asked the health depart ment in November for per mission to construct the sewerage project On July 30 he said the health department issued its fin al certificate of approval That same day the Richmond Hill council passed a bylaw author construction of the system His Lordship wrote there had been no notice to the clerk of Township before the department approved the propos ed work Likewise he said the health department did not hear or consider any objections which Township council or residents were entitled to make concerning the project In default of compliance with that express provision he wrote the department of health hod no authority to approve of the work Moreover and in event the Corporation of the Village of Richmond Hill not proceed with the work unless it first mode appli cation to the Ontario Municipal Board for till order prescrib ing the manner in which the work might be carried on Richmond Hill Deputy Kenneth said council was under the impression it had com plied with all the required regu lations before ordering a start on the plant It was not until after the plants completion that it was learned the effluent pipe extend ed a few feet beyond the village border and into Town ship Mr said representation now being made on the vil lages behalf to have enacted legislation which will permit con Untied operation of the plant Strikes and Spares scoring load ers were Ken Jim Diamond Butty Martin Put Silo tin Hurry Jones Jerry Jenkins Paul Karl Ball Father Hill Taylor Frank Bill Paul Villommbo John White BUI Held were St Johns league pace setters League standing Deadbeat Lightnings Dubs Thunder- birds Cowbells Cubs Top scorers in the Thursday ladies league wore lull QUA Ann Osborne Myrtle Dunn Hetty VunZUhl Marie Both- Marion Gould Mulsh were Wednesday la dies league leaders YOUR CHAMBER OF COM IS BUILDING YOU A BETTER COMMUNITY ASSESSOR TOWN OF AURORA invites applications for the position of assessor applicants to state age and salary expected Applications to be forward- to the undersigned r L r GEORGE WILKINSON CLERK TOWN OF AURORA Vi TONIGHT Mightiest saga of flaming conquest Joanne in rf A- toir i THE WARRIORS Cinemascope The Bowery Boys DIG THAT URANIUM Holland Landing Resident Convicted Of Drunk Driving James Mason of Park Holland Landing was sen tenced to seven days in jail when convicted of drunk driving by Magistrate HotHnrake on Wednesday His car was im pounded for three months and he was prohibited from driving anywhere in Canada for one year The evidence which convicted Mason of drunk driving freed him later of a charge of failing to remain at the scene of an ac cident Magistrate in dismissing the second charge said that in charges laid under the criminal code it was neces sary to prove intent to commit the act This man who as the officer has told us was so drunk that he couldnt understand what was said wouldnt be able to form intent said the magistrate The charges were laid follow ing a collision between the Ma son cor and one driven by Ev erett Hardy of Barrio on the on Dec Mason drove his car from the scene before Hardy could tify him but within minutes of the accident he was arrested at the home of a friend by Con stable Glenn Croulch of East police Evidence was submitted that Mason on three occasions ad mitted to the police that he was the driver of the car In giv ing his testimony Constable Croutch said that Mason was so drunk he did not appear to un derstand the caution which was read to him before statement was taken so that it was read second time He testified that Masons speech was thick and incoherent and that he staggered Defence counsel argued that the time lag between the acci dent and the arrest was suffi cient to warrant dismissal of the drunk driving charge Magis trate disagreed and brought in a conviction Acclaim Singer For Performance On Singing Stars Show Miss Anne Stephenson daugh ter of Mr Mrs C Steph enson of Richmond Hill form erly of Newmarket has been acclaimed for her singing on the Sunday night radio program Singing Stars of Tomorrow Her top notes were so clear she sounded like flute one listener commented Miss Stephenson who Is study ing the Conservatory on scholarship is a second year student in the Artists Diploma course She has been guest solo ist at several functions In the past week On Jan Miss Stephenson sang In the afternoon at the Tor onto General Hospital Womens Auxiliary annual party for the patients In the evening she was guest soloist at the IBM annual banquet which was held at the Country club Don Mills On Sunday she appeared on Singing Stars of Tomorrow On Tuesday Miss Stephenson with Miss Maxwell and Nich olas were guest artists at the annual Scholar ship Tea of the Music Group of the National Council of Jewish Women Mrs Dale Harris was the guest speaker Aurora Social News Mr Norman Bret left Tues day night by plane for Winnipeg Mrs Lee Bryan St spent the weekend with her daughter Mrs Walker King City Mr Kenneth Armstrong spent the weekend In Nobel visiting his parents V Miss Rita Brown Toronto spent the weekend with her sis ter Mrs Mary Coates Cobb COD Cobb Alvle Let ItKnight Bill 669 Jack Elaine Burning Ralph Mildred Ken Storey Dorothy Chap man lop the scoresheet In the Friday Nigh tors loop Ann Mary Sargent Thorns Jean White Dot Butter over fiOO bowlers in the Tuesday afternoon ladies Stand ing is Blue- Jeans Flashes Diehards HitMisses Top Welcome the Monday night mixed league to the column this week Marion Gould hit for including a Florence Gould including a 3GU single were the leaders Stan triple paced th mens pace- setters were Gender Sam Donaldson 235 Dot Bill Johnston Ceo Harold Crown and Anchors have points to loud the league The Intercommunity league is ft going concern at the Newmar ket Bowling academy on Moii lays league has six teams standing Is Nowimirkot Hydro A V Boo Jersey North Kudcitf League officers lire proa Warren vieeprca Al sec Jack llamblyn trens Boas Top bowlers in the Monday ladies leaguu were Helen Tay lor Preston 033 Mary Aus tin KM Thorns Claire Pollock Ethel Warden Murg Erie Jones Ruth Ma Hull 520 Grace Cook OIL League nig is Drips Our Gang HP Los Mugs Spits Dreamers single set up Avenue Cleaners with a win over Taylors Imperials Brad Van the Andrew St flash counted both Imperial goals In the final amo of no morn Hurling and Ken starred as Grocers packaged a win over Burling had throe his two goals Walt In two tallica Cam Walker and got apiece for the JACK STORES TWO PANT SUITS SUIT SALE OVER J Era Bring Reg to -J- George Harry Francis McFafland Tommy Scott topped the scoresheet in the Office Specialty league Alice McCarnan single and triple highlighted the action in the ladies division of the Boll league Dick Corners and Aurora Bears Nipped By Richmond Hill Rams The Aurora Dears the leagues plasma patients now have hope of making the playoff grade since they were out- scrambled 21 by Richmond Hill Rams on Friday at Richmond Hill In the eyes of the assem bled fnndom it was quite tor rid tussle The Bears although shaded gained friends with their drive to the very last Cliff Mnrrell just about the best player in action shot the Bears into lead in the period In the third round Hills Roberts swooped in to tie the score Jim pre sented the with the gamewinner before the period closed Both goalies Alan Child of the Bears and Watson Cottrill of the Hams parried many shots to earn starring roles rg 1 I J Couple Celebrates Anniversary On Tuesday of week family ami close friends gather ed at the home of Mr and Mrs Win J Merchant St south to celebrate the couples wedding anniversary On January Mr Wil liam J Merchant of and Kdnn Ester Deacon of Tiny Out married at the parsonage in Mount Albert The Jived the first years in Sut ton where Mr Merchant had a grain mid coal business They then moved to Aurora Mr Merchant retired after years In the butcher business Win Pair Finish Second Place Ron Simmons Aurora Bel- airs beat 4 Thorn ton fl5 to finish second in the OHA Intermediate C race The will meet cither or Thornton in the group semis The semifinals are scheduled to start next Tuesday at Aurora Gerald Chapmans six point effort three goals three assists powered the win over Thornton Phil Nicholas added two goals while Jim Al Smith and Walt Fines contribut ed a goal each to make up the winners total Against the much Improved club Phil Nicholas hit the jackpot for fivo goals while Jim Grant Winters and Walt Fines tuned in for goal each Mutt Ceilings ex-Brad- fordite and newcomer headed the effort with two goals Alvle Rank George George Watt Bill Dunn Jack were three game winners In the Town League League standing Is Kef Const Of fice Specialty Combines Clover Kickers Dixons Metal Workers Donne trie Monarchs 42 Newmar ket Motors Aces Western Hot Action In Utile Games Keith Burling and OReil ly supplied three goal magic as Camerons Dairymen snuffed out Jelleys Burners Littlo action on Saturday Grant Orions two goals and Tommy Sinclaira singleton rounded up the winners scoring Dave Smith counted twice Ron once for the defused Burners In other contest Peter Watt flew for two goals to spark to a win over Mor tons Pont iocs Terry Coin and Ray popped in a goal each in the Butchers cause Doug Andrews hustled up to plant the Morton marker In the closeup session ted by Frank two fioals and Ken single Newmarket Dynamos shortcir cuited Davis Athletics It was Wayne Edwards and Peter Seney doing the solid sending for the Athletics All three games in the squirt division were settled on a one goal basis Jerry Meehans two counters gave the Newmarket a 21 squeaker win over Doaks Realtors It was Ken Hill on the line for the A late rush authored by Randy two goals and 17 WEST ACROSS TOWN HALL T STEAKS T- ROASTS 55c lb Blade Roast 7 lb Vir BOLOGNA 27c lb r PHONE mm i- r 1 AmT t v RECONDITIONED V- i S i r i torSi THREE ik- s- T L i as fc K M to V vf patrons Monday Beautiful Glassware TJ sftf i- v ii I MB Ai downhill commonplace in Jasper a a Parto Alberta Photo Canadian Government Bureau FRIGIDAIRE 1 GENERAL 1 SRghfly 8 tt A l 5 1 l V- i J fc t TTf flu 1 f L 1KENN0RE ii j a tr- J l 1TH0R 1 OLSON 1 THOR AUTOMA 1 NORTHERN I iiilf te 1 ir ELECTR0H0ME hj v V firr JV tifSI3 SEVERAL MODELS ROM