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It J XVSff fe W Monday May following REGULAR prices will operate MATINEE EVENING CHILDREN STUDENTS STUDENTS c ADULTS SMOKING PRIVILEGES AT NO EXTRA COST THE LADIES MONDAY and THURSDAY beautiful glassware Styled by NIGHTLY AT pm SATURDAY AT pm MATINEE SAT AT pm ADULT ENTERTAINMENT v PLUS CARTOONS TUESDAY i Shan Only Way Out of Blood Alley I Wilde as Cathy i j htm WILLIAM A ill- lY its Kj 1 IT Brunettes in SATURDAY 130 PM MATINEE ONLY i r S fttl ts Bi i Inn faiL F L V- t gjgTir i NORTH NOTICE THE Municipal Council has re ceived a number of complaints from Township residents regard ing dogs being a nuisance on pub lic roadways and streets Giving to the fact that two childrenhave been bitten by dogs one in Jack sons Point and another in Miami Bench area the Township Council has deemed it necessary to pass the following Bylaw No BYLAW NUMBER BEING A BYLAW TO PRO HIBIT TUB RUNNING AT LARGE OF DOGS WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY OF THE TOWNSHIP OF NORTH GWIL- the Municipal Coun cil deems it expedient to prohibit the tunning at large of dogs within the Corporation of the Township of North 1 All dogs within the Corpora tion of the Township of North Gwillimbury are prohibited from running at large 2 Any dog found running at large within the Corporation of the Township of North shall be seized and impoun ded in the Township Pound and if not claimed within two days shall be killed by the Pound Keeper 3 Every person who contravenes this Bylaw by permitting his dog to run at large within the limits of the Corporation of the Township of North Gwillimbury shall upon summary conviction be liable to a penalty of not more than Fifty Dollars ex clusive of costs which penalty shall be recoverable under the Summary Convictions Act J Pollock REEVE Passed this twentieth day of March Winch CLERK Running at large means any dogs whether inoculated for a- or not found unattended in any public place The Municipal Council has auth orized the Township Police to strictly enforce the above bylaw and notice is hereby given to all dog owners to govern themselves accordingly SIGNED Winch CLERK TENDERS TENDERS addressed to the undersigned will be received for the purchase of driving shed located at the rear of the Queens- United Church Size proximately with good corrugated steel roof Success tenderer to have shed remov ed from property by June TENDERS close May For particulars contact Angus Morton Sec Treasurer Phone Mount Albert NOTICE DODGE with license No and Dodge with license No These two cars will be sold for what is owing against them payment Is not received within days Russells Garage Sh TOWNSHIP OF WHITCHURCH TENDER FOR TRACTOR LOADER AND MOWER SEALED tenders plainly mark- as to contents will be receiv ed by the undersigned until oclock noon THURSDAY MAY for one industrial tractor equip ped with yd front end loader and one side mounted highway mower with six ft cutting bar TRADE in allowance on one Case Industrial tractor model complete with 14 yd front end loader and one ft cut high way mower FOR further information and forms upon which to submit tender apply to undersigned LOWEST or any tender not nec essarily accepted Ernest Davis Road Superintendent 4 TENDERS FOR SUBTRADES FOR all subtrades required for Sharon school by architect Robins TENDERS must bo In by Mon day May 1956 oclock noon- LOWEST or any tender not nec essarily accepted Construction Ltd Front St Toronto TOWNSHIP OF WHITCHURCH TENDER FOR BRUSH AND WEED SPRAY MATERIA SEALED tenders plainly mark ed as to contents will be receiv ed by the undersigned until 12 oclock noon THURSDAY MAY to supply and deliver to Muni cipal shed Ontario in five gallon containers ap proximately eighty gallons of weed spray materia and ten gallons of 2 and mixed brush spray material TENDERS must state per gat LOWEST or any tender not nec essarily accepted Ernest Davis Road Superintendent BIRTHS AND DEATHS ON PAGE IN SHARON ONT TENDERS FOR SCHOOL ADDITION SEALED stipulated sum tend ers addressed to The Board of Trustees No East Gwlll- the Architect plainly marked as to contents will ho received by the under signed un until oclock pm on WEDNESDAY MAY for the construction of an addi tion to Sharon Public School DRAWINGS specifications and Instructions to Bidders may be obtained approved General Contract Bidders from the offices of the Architect upon de posit of in cash or certi fied cheque payable to the Ar chitect They will also be on display at tho Toronto Builders Exchange and at the Township Municipal Offices Sharon Ont ario Owners reserve the rlrht to reject any or all tenders submit ted without obligation WILLIAM ROBINSON ARCHITECT Avenue East Ontario ESTATE SALE SATURDAY MAY An tion sale of household furn iture and furnishings of the late Ethel deceased will he held at her late residence at No Prospect Street Newmarket Ontario at pm At tho same time and house and lot of the late Ethel will ho offered for sale to a reserve bid Tn loving memory of a dear husband and father Wil liam who passed away May His memory is our keepsake With which well never part God has him in His keeping We have him in our hearts Lovingly remembered by wife and Dorothy HAMILTON loving memory of our mother and grandmother Annie Hamilton who passed away May 7 1952 Loving thoughts true and tender Just to show we still Ever remembered by Marlon Lea and Billy In loving memory of Mitchell who passed away May 1054 Peaceful be thy rest dear bro ther It Is sweet to say your name In life we loved you dearly In death we do the same Sadly missed by May Jack and Bill In loving memory of a dear son and brother Glen who passed away April Oh what would I give to clasp his hand His dear kind face to see To hear his voice to see his smile That meant so much to me His has fled his suffering oer At the fireside he will Join us no more Lovingly remembered by father mother and sister Audrey SHERWOOD In loving mem ory of a dear son Herbert Frank Sherwood killed on May Gone from us yet ever near Still loved still missed and very dear Our love will never fade away Lovingly remembered by mother and brother Ernest- WOODS In loving memory of my dear husband John Woods Aurora who passed away May 3 Softly I speak of him who Is gone Tenderly I think of the past Memories grow dearer as I travel on Love and remembrance last Wife Annie MARRIAGE CARD OF THANKS I would like to thank my many friends neighbors and relatives for candy fruit books flowers cards and kind enquiries while in the hospital Special thanks to Dr Dr and nurses and staff of York County hospital Mrs Fret CARD OF THANKS To all my friends who sent me flowers cards and other gifts while in York County hospital my deepest thanks also to Rev L the Margaret and W and nurses Mrs Vincent Hughes NEWMARKET HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY THE Nursery Ltd are offering a discount to the mem bers only of the above society Orders will be received up to day of May Orders will not be received by phone Purchase price must accompany the Office hours from pm to pm except Sun day Please Ewart Court St phone 1027j Newmarket Era and Express Classifieds Bring Results miles north of Newmarket on county road between Sharon and Holland Landing Phone Newmarket m THURSDAY CL Jt THE TOUGHEST MAN IN ARIZONA in Technicolor Vaughan Joan Leslie also WOMAN THEY ALMOST LYNCHED Audrey Totter Brian FRIDAY and SATURDAY MAY FROM NATCHEZ TECHNICOLOR DALE ROBERTSON DEBORAH PAGET -Valso- f PACE THAT THRILLS BILL WILLIAMS CLAIRE BELINDA MAY DEATHS At Keswick on Wednesday May 1956 Henry Louis Pol era husband of Marie McLennan and father of Mrs Powell Birmingham Eng land anil Harry Potterat Man chester England Resting at the Chapel of Roadhouse and Newmarket Funeral ser vice on Saturday at pm Inter ment Newmarket cemetery On Saturday April in St A church Newmarket by Rev Stuart Johnston Sandra only daughter of Mr ntv Mrs Aubrey Stewart of Bradford to Johannes son of Sir and Mrs Christian van of Bradford YOUR CHAMBER OP COM MERCK IS BUILDING YOU A BETTER COMMUNITY MONDAY and TUESDAY FIGHTING JOHN WAYNE SUSAN ALSO TO THE SHORES OF TRIPOLI TECHNICOLOR JOHN PAYNE MAUREEN OHARA WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY MAY IN ALL TECHNICOLOR SHOW TWELVE MILE REEF TERRY MOORE ROBERT WAGNER ALSO ROSE OF CIMARRON JACK MALA POWERS ALWAYS A COLOR CARTOON CHILDREN AND UNDER CIVIL DEFENCE IN A SMALL TOWN The small town will have to come to the rescue of the cities if Canada is ever involved in a nu clear war In the civil defence plan the small town would as sume the role of relief and re habilitation The only effective defence against the with its massive destructive power is evacuation of likely target areas before the bomb falls The popu lation of strategic cities there fore would have to be absorbed in small towns and villages up to miles away That brings practically every community in the country a vital role In the overall plan Towns to cities may bo required to provide many types of assistance Transportation most vital clement in evacuation planning may required to help carry away the city popu lation Assistance from the clos er towns fire departments would be needed since no city is equip ped to battle the fires expected to follow a nuclear attack But the big job would bo to care for the fleeing refugees Many would have nothing with them but the clothes they were wearing The small towns would have to provide them with cloth ing food and shelter Emergen cy hospitals would have to be set up outside stricken cities The first thing necessary for a small towns civil defence plan ning is to determine how its pre sent facilities and layout can best bo used How many refugees could It care for What help could It spore for a target city Has it any large buildings that could servo as emergency hospi tals How many ceding estab lishments lias it unci what capa city could it handle in on emer gency Then It roust have a plan through which its facilities can bo put into use The need of volunteers trained to supplement all of a towns regular services police fire health and welfare is obvious considering the in creased demands a large influx of refugees would make on them No community however small or isolated can consider itself outside these responsibilities The vast area that would be affected by jusi one blast refuses to relieve any town of these obli gations It is estimated for example that the area contaminated by radioactivity downwind from one exploded bomb might be 200 miles long and miles wide The size this area would vary according to the power of the bomb the height at which it burst the nature of the ground under the burst and the weather at the time it is possible to sur vive this fallout radiation in proper shelter for such radio activity decays rapidly Hut evacuation Is still the most effective defence In event of a heavy bomb blast leaving whole city dangerously radio active and contaminating large areas outside it the refugees would have only one safe course to keep going until they got as far away as possible So no small town or commun ity can consider itself loo isolat ed to be of use in reducing effects of nuclear attack on the larger and less fortunate com munities Having regard to the magni tude of the problems before us P Federal Civil Defence has it bo obvious to all that our safety depends on nationwide unity of purpose There arc no short cuts responsibility cannot be placed on the shoulders of any one level of government nor can it rest entirely on shoulders of the three levels of government Every organization and all the people have to carry some share of responsibility if we to sur vive in the event of nuclear at tack ami you and fashions go everywhere after seen and shopped our holidaybound separates cool and pretty dresses play pretties everything for sunning and funning and so easy to launder take your pick Gay Cotton Pedal Pusher Sets with a different stripe set Butcher weave rayon dresses SSiai TrVvv