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T A Children At School NEWMARKET father may have won his tight to keep his two children at Maple Leaf Public School in East GwiHimbury Heights the fate of the two childrens scholastic future is to be decided at a meeting of the Gwillirnbury Township School Board issue arose when Mr McGuigan was informed that he could longer send his children to Maple Leaf School because he had moved a few doors along Ave This placed his residence the Maple Leaf School area and meant that the children would have to attend in the Town of Newmarket proper Board Chairman Walter Rale said this week that an attempt will be made at this weeks board meeting to clarify the situ ation Mr Rate said that two factors would be discussed at the meeting Theres a clause in the School Act which provides that a child may attend a school other than in the section in which he or she lives providing the assessment is the same in both areas Another mailer for discussion will be whether or not theres accommodation available at the school If there isnt then the child residing in the section will receive preference Man Charged Following Starved Dogs Death NEWMARKET A Lake Wilcox man was remanded in Newmarket Magistrates Court Friday charged with causing unneces sary suffering to an animal and failing to provide suitable food water and shelter The charges against Neil Tucker were laid by the Toronto Humane Society after a dog died of starvation Dec 14 Inspector Leonard Addison said the was taken to the Humane Society shelter following com plaints from area residents The emaciated animal died three hours after it was examined by a veterinarian Maximum sentence on each charge is six months in jail plus a fine The Toronto Humane Society look over Inspection and investigation of York County from the Ontario Humane Society last April Tucker will appear in Newmarket court Feb 17 for trial Mr also charged discrimina tion in that a teacher at Maple Leaf School was sending her children there even though she lives in Bogarttown The teachers children are still attending the East Heights school Warden Continued From Page under a plan which would give us three Boards of Education Reeve Garfield Wright of East Gwillim- Commissioner was also nomin ated for the position of Warden but declined the nomination He warned the members however that although he was withdrawing his name at this time he would certainly be a candidate for the Wardens chair if he were reelected in the East elections The Oath of Office for the new Warden was administered by Major P Kelley Congratulatory messages were extended from representatives of government and municipalities including John Addison who also read a letter of congratulation from Hon Pearson Prime Minister of Canada Major A A Lex Mackenzie Mayor Drew of Newmarket P on behalf of past County Ward ens and officials of various organizations in the county Prior to the installation of Warden Per kins the retiring Warden J Dales of North accepted the Regimental Colors of the Queens York Rangers on behalf of the county and assured Col Malcolm Montgomery CD Officer Commanding the regiment that although this was an annual event he was proud to be part of this ceremony in Canadas Cen tennial year Warden Floyd Perkins is in his year in municipal affairs and is serving his fourth year as DeputyReeve of Richmond Hill He born near Victoria Square and is a graduate of Richmond Hill High School and Teachers College His nomination was proposed by floss Reeve of Whitchurch Town ship and seconded by Reeve G of Richmond Hill fa Father May Win Fight In North All of Ugh and School sip items of North Gwillimbury ami district are Invited lo public meeting at Iho North Memorial Centre at Keswick on Monday January at will Stewart of if Dental College Dr Milton Secretary of the Ontario Dental Association If you an interested in tW health of the children teeth show Interest ami support by attending this meeting where we can learn what steps can be taken 16 encourage the required lobe established in our area This is vital matter which must be faced this Centennial Mrs Alma Walker Reeve of Markham Village of York County Col- Malcolm Montgomery and presents a bouquet of roses to Mrs Floyd Perkins Major are seen n the background following the election of Mr Perkins as Warden and Warden Perkins is in the chair Your attendance is important DALES Reeve K Committee Chairman Named County Commissioners NEWMARKET Two veterans of York Council were named to the Warden as the first item of business at the opening general business meeting Stewart Humble reeve of lownshfp anil Km reeve if will serve as senior officials Warden Floyd Perkins deputy reeve nf Richmond Hill Other appointments to various hoards were Committee of management York Manor Unmet Williams deputy reeve Vaughan township Reeve Murray Aurora Deputy Reeve Ernest Mrs Alma Walker reeve Village The latter two were previous members of the hoard Deputy Reeve John McLean ami Reeve J Kurds were named county council representatives to the Canadian National Exhibition Stewart Burnett deputy reeve of Whitchurch was named the Royal Winter Fair Board The chairman of the county agricultural committee still to he named at the lime of this appointment will serve with Mr Burnett Reeve Gordon Cook King and Reeve Sam Sutton with two and one years experience respectively as members of the York County Hospital Board were appointed for Reeve Don Richmond Hill and Deputy Reeve Albert Village received similar appointments to the York Central Hospital Board Gordon reeve of and Frank Kcnninglon deputy reeve North were named to the County Health Unit Board to serve three years Deputy Reeve Gladys Roiling East limbury Deputy Reeve Wm Parsons Deputy Reeve Jack Williamson Aurora and Deputy Reeve Ken McTaggarl King were appointed as representatives on the board of the Childrens Aid Society Sand you can heat water electrically as fast as average use demands with the new EXPLOsion 67 A FUN FAIR a Newmarket High School FRIDAY JANUARY 27 pm to pm Admission IN TOWN OF MALE or FEMALE THE TOWN OF NEWMARKET A SCHOOL GUARD THE CROSSING AT MILLARD and ST APPLY TO TOWN AT 171 MAIN ST Oft PHONE EXT IMMEDIATELY Grant Si Rtitlit Clerk Name Officers Qukk Police Work Knox Shop Alert polite work hrought about a conviction for shoplifting for a yearold Koswick area girl last week Two girls stole a pair of suede jackets from the Walkers Store at the Newmarket Plaza They left behind their old jackets The Newmarket police department recog nised one of the jackets and ultimately tracked down the thief One girl pleaded guilty to shoplifting and was fined and costs and ordered make restitution for the stolen jacket I Centennial at Home Dance Friday Feb 3 SUTTON DISTINCT HIGH -m- M Optional Price per couple of of ficers for of Knox United Church Women Sutton West was conducted by Rev James on Sunday morning January On Monday evening 21 mem bers of Knox met in the church auditorium for the first general meeting of the New Year Presiding was the newly elected president Mrs Harris A devotional period was pre sented by Mrs Bruce Robert son This was followed by a short prayer and the singing of a hymn with Mrs Clare Grieve at the piano Correspondence was read by Mrs Hodgson which eluded a letter from a former member Mrs Helen Kittle now residing in Fort Frances Page I Toronto and York Roads have been ap proached about the matter to no avail Council passed a resolution send Hie petition along with their recommendation lo have this sand pile removed to the De partment of Highways A letter was also read council from Hie Holland River Association asking Knsl Council donate trophy for Ihe forthcoming Holland River Winter Carnival The carnival be held on March and on the Holland River north of Marina will have many competitive events includ ing skidoo races hockey and speed skating Local councils arc each asked to a trophy Council voted to support event Ailing Police Chief Once presented a recommendation to council that Constable Henry Scott be promoted from 3rd class to 2nd class constable Constable Scott re ceived an average of per cent marks at Police College Council approved the pro motion effective Jan I Mr and Mrs Smith who along with children were Injured in a car accident in November when a Halloween prank ster removed a slop sign were awarded damages by courts The town ship was found liable for of litis amount council was told The appointment of a memher of plan ning hoard to replace Mr Walter Rale whose term has expired was held over- for further discussion ELECTRIC WATER HEATING APPLIANCE Cascade is clean silent And there is a ten year guarantee on the tank Vim CONTACT NEWMARKET Chairman Fred Thompson Commissioner Rudy Mayor Imak Phone Expo at Newmarket District High School Is scheduled for day evening Jan 27 from 7 pm to pm in various rooms and areas of the school Expo is an all round stu dent project involving each class in its own activity ft MURRELL MOTORS LIMITED Used Cars to choose from all makes and models r T ft hdlp dr sedan p radio Lie i J WEEK fi S3 FORI A sedan M Classic A dr redan Sutton Centennial Calendar Jan I Jan Jan Skating Party Mens Rowling Tournament South Shore Minor Tournament Royal Canadian District radiosLie ffl AND OTHERS AT MOTORS LIMITED County Road ARRET irA 3 SUTTON AT Centennial Rati Friday Mixed Saturday Fishing Derby Saturday Saturday Old Tymers ProHockey Sunday Community Centennial Vorship Royal Canadian Provincial Curling Championship Sutton High School Centennial Concert Mixed Bowling Tournament Centennial Skating Carnival St Andrews Guild Tea St Patricks Party Ladies Howling Tournament fit James Spring Tea Kinsmen Centennial Show Guides Tree Planting Sutton Royal Canadian Dedication of Flag Pole in Memorial Park Dominion Day Celebrations Dedication of Centennial Knox United Fair Millionaires WeekKnd at Jacksons Point Fife and Drum Hand Competition Monday Feb Feb Feb Feb Mar II Mar Mar Mar April 26 May May June July I JuJy July AUG Magistrates Court NEWMARKET ONTARIO REPORTER WANTED either experienced short hand stenographer or competent person be trained on slenoiiiask dictaphone Apply Sunoco for ALL YOUR HEATING REQUIREMENTS i WOOD COAL OIL DEPENDABLE SERVICE FROM US ASSURES YOU OF A WINTER OF COZY COMFORT 24 Hour Burner Service PHONE NOW 8954231 FOR PROMPT DELIVERY QUEEN ST NEWMARKET i i d J 3 r i SAVE UP TO 33 ON YOUR FUEL BILL NOW IS THE TIME TO INSTALL ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS Z GO MODERN INSTALL Aluminum Siding Stone Facing Curling Club Tuesday Sutton Horse Show Vednesday Saturday Aug 24 Valcr Show Church Service 9 I- J- v- Courtesy Of Mr Chairman Mr S peeve Mr David Burrow Mrs Mr Roy Mm I Vj NO DOWN PAYMENT LOW WINTER PRICES IMMEDIATE ATTENTION SAVE 7 i I Aluminum Awnings I in and I Finished Recreation Rooms ft Ciutofti Built Garages a complete line of builders Fuel Bill Now With Aluminum Windows Fuel Bill Now 210 FuelBiHNow With Aluminum Windows With Aluminum Windowi MM FREE ESTIMATES NO 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