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ACCEPTS SEVEN LOCAL PAINTINGS from the Newmarket club were accepted by the Canadian National Exhibition for inclusion in the amateur section tit the annual Art show Due to limited space only a few were accepted from each center with clubs in such cities as Hamilton or London having only a few more paintings hung than New market Included in the Show wore flocks by Old St by Dorothy Parsons Wood of by William La Tou Wood land Beach by Mildred Sine aurentlan Village by Ruby Aftermath by Douglas and Shadow Lake by Jean Gould Our Re Write Letters to the editor lire always welcome but the names of the writers must be known to the editor Sir J would like to express one readers hear approval of the general approach of your Dairy Farmer writer in dealing with a farm taken over by the govern ment at a certain valuation for subdivision as opposed to agri cultural purposes the claim by the farmer that the value set nowhere in line with the prices paid in his district and specific ally the following lines Mr Little was told that the value of his farm was 80000 ev en if the forceful takingover fac tor is considered He claimed an Business and Professional INSURANCE JOHN Confederation Life Association Representative Fire Automobile and Casualty 45 St Newmarket Phones Newmarket Mount Albert INSURANCE Kndowrnents Pensions Family Income and Mortgage Life Insurance BillMclnryre Timothy St PHONE CL0 MUTUAL UK OF CANADA Timothy PHONE PA Life Fire Auto Casualty Insurance and Low Cost Auto LEGAL Dr VunderVoorl Main St Newmarket Phone MISCELLANEOUS STAN TROYER Lawn and Garden SALES SERVICE Richmond HIM amount roughly three times as much During testimony and cussfon the government tiled to establish that lor farming pur poses the value of the land was only about and that by paying more than two and a half times this price the farmer was well compensated Now naturally the average farmer across Canada may be ex cused if he doesnt shed too many tears about this latter rather handsome if also arbitrary fig ure Nonetheless in my humble opinion there is still something to be said as to the social also may be antisocial fruitage of the governments apathy in its gener al attitude of permitting Ontar ios halfdozen major cities to go as they please in the greedy aim to grow mightier yet The whole some principle of industrial de centralization could if given ap proval take much of the urban turmoil from the big city streets In the next thousand years un less we correct our traffic behav ior we will lose more Canadian lives on Toronto streets than the nation lost in the first World War Id like to see a deliberate pol icy at Queens Park in favor of smaller cities and more of them It would at any rate be a first- class move for the average farm er who is being literally bled white by freight rates on the stuff he buys as well as on what he sells ONE OK Era and Express Wins Third For Editorials In Over Class The Oscars of the weekly newspaper industry were out August 31 at the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association annual convention The Era and Express won third place for its editorial page in the circulation class The Midland Free Her ald received top honors the judging winning ho Mason tro phy for the best allround news paper among those with circula tion of 3000 or more Second and third places were taken by the Brampton Conser vator last years winner and the North Battle ford News- Optimist The David Williams trophy for the best editorial page in the circulation class went to the Abbotsford BC News Taking second and third places were the North News- Optimist and the Newmarket and Express The Brampton Conservator al so took the best front page hon ors Over 100 Persons Attend Family Reunion At Cedar Grove The annual reunion of the families was held at the Woodland Park Ced ar Grove Saturday July 21 Although there were threaten ing clouds all morning about were on hand to partake of the hot dinner Before the meal was finished the sun was shining and il was a lovely afternoon The sports were conducted at pm on the spacious play area by Mr and Mrs Donald Jose Brampton and Mr and Mrs Jim Long Branch Young and old enjoyed the var ious contests and the winners re ceived ice prizes Those not wishing to engage in sports sat under the shade trees and were informed of the happ enings of the past year Mr and Mrs Don Cryderman Toronto They were to choose their assistants Reception committee Mrs Fred and Mrs Newmarket Table committee Mrs Char les Smith Oshawa Mrs and Mrs Jose Newcastle The location and dale of next years picnic was left with the ex ecutive Don Jose then presented love ly gifts to the youngest member present Randy Oshawa the oldest lady Mrs Fred lyn the oldest gentleman Bruce Ferguson Hampton and to the secretary Mrs in appreciation of her services The Newmarket Era and Express Thursday Sept Page LOCAL ARTIST WINS CNE AWARD Two Runners a painting in plastics by Fred of New market won the second prize at the Sports Hall of Fame Show Mr teaches draw ing and print making at the On tario Art College This year for the time the CNE officials decided to include in the Hal of Fame the work of Canadian painters as well as photographs and souvenirs of out standing athletes The competit ion was organized by the Canad ian Society of Graphic Arts with works on the sport theme all by Canadian painters being received Of these were accept ed for this years show The entries were judged by a jury of five Barley Parker pre sident of the Graphic At Is Soc iety two members of the society Eric and Aba and two painters Tom Hodgson and John Bennett Three prizes were offered the Canadian National Exhibit ion John Newman Toronto won the first prize of The sec ond prize of 150 went to Mr and the third prize was awarded to Tony Toronto Short speeches were made by Many enjoyed a refreshing dm the water while others enjoy- j Joc Miss watching and strollmg around Jurmyrn V BC who brought greetings from Hit- in the form of a for the second year in otic- I through the woods cession were the About 35 more relatives Leamington Post and led during the afternoon to and the Midland Free go greetings and supper I Press Herald hour together The Aurora Banner in its j A short business period follow- eolation of between after supper The president Newmarket expressed regrets that our vice- president Mrs J Dempster was da telegram were pleased to have a vis iting couple with us from sty Alberta Relatives were present from Kingslev Falls Que Detroit Flint USA Sutton Newmarket Brampton Toronto Long Branch wa Whitby Newcastle Orono Hampton and and 3000 won three awards first for its front page first for being the best paper in its class and second for its editorial Aurora Parkin Lots Restricted Sanitary Contractor Drains Cleaned and Repaired Septic Tank Pumped Hour Service RICHMOND HILL TURNER FLOYD CORNER Barrister Solicitor and Notary Public Aurora Ontario Telephone Aurora PA Res PA A Af Barrister Solicitor Notary Public AURORA PA 71051 Wellington SI SHver Vale and BARRISTERS SOLICITORS NOTARIES STIVE ft JOSEPH VALE J WILLIAM MAIN Phono Newmarket Builders Contractors or Fanners No ami No Hemlock Spruce and Pine Lumber Rough or Dressed Delivered on the job by truck Lumber Co Write for prices Port looting Ontario SEPTIC TANKS Drain digging or complete septic tank work all workmanship guaranteed Prompt service Call Murray Baker SSI Consulting Engineers Are Hired By Newmarket The firm of and Asso ciates hits been hired as consult ing engineers for the town Reeve Edward advis ed council on Tuesday night They are on the job now hand ling the three projects which have been hanging fire for al most two years on Andrew Eagle Timothy he add- The information was given fol lowing an inquiry by Councillor as to whether anything had been done regard ing the employing of an engin eer Mr said that as consultants the engineers will receive six per cent of the total cost of each job unable to attend because of ill ness and could not follow up as president for the coining year After the reading of the report of last years picnic the financial by report and the minutes of the A bylaw introduced Bill Bailey will restrict the committee meeting held in May hours of parking on the lots op erated by the town of Aurora Between the hours of am and pm parking will be restricted to two hours except on Sundays and holidays The bylaw provid es a fine of 5 for the first of fense and not more than for subsequent offenses the new slate of offices chosen by the Nominating committee were voted on and elected President Frank Ruse Long Branch vicepresident Harry see- Mrs Cryderman Sports committee convenors A RCAF will WEDNESDAY SEPT AM Town 19 Hall Be sure to have a chat with him white he in town Find out how too can join the and train a Pilot Observer Aircraft Technician Theres a future in aviation PENROSE A Solicitor and Notary Public MAIN ST VIOLET ROBINSON Conveyancing Insurance J St Phone Newmarket i and air Solicitor Bay St Toronto Norman Mathews Stanley Allan Clark Telephone J ST Electrical Contractor DR H VETERINARIAN 111 St Phone GOODMANS SALVAGE COMPANY We have all of new and lived materials pipe steel angle iron channel Iron cable anil PHONE Davis Newmarket Birthday Club Birthday wishes are extended this week to Catherine Olive Holly Holland Landing 8 years old on Friday Sept Grace Elizabeth EwhiK New market years old on Saturday Sept Shier years old on Saturday Sept Stuart James Katie Mount Al bert years old on Saturday Sept Nancy Jacques Newmarket years old on Sun day Sept Marion Newmarket 10 years old on Monday Sept Carol flicks Newmarket years old an Monday Sept Albert Irene UK Newmarket years old on Tues day Sept John reach Newmar ket years on Tuesday Sept Teresa Jane New market years old on Wednes day Sept Handy M Sheridan UK Newmarket Z years old on Thursday Sept Send in your name age a a member of the Newmarket and birthday club In the lowprice field Barrister and and Co Block Hours to 9 am 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