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mm J si u without more stiff would be sate liter in the Main St Alex Eves of Eyes In Newmarket other shops open who are store without finding one open Tie rare aaaY openly contravening the Mon- and another one closed Con- chants say Wear said that he was totally salt per day dosing bylaw fusing the shopper is the worst swayed that Mr Henry said that the thing we can do retailers regulate their showed five per cent of fceUngs were echoed own bam those surveyed shopped out by Donald of economically sound re- of town on Mondays because w it must be f We use our Monday off to wholeheartedly against do the buying for our stores longer store hours said Frank Dawson of Daw- are getting their Ladies Wear mentors shatter working Mrs am Eves of Eves why sfcaaldat retail toil shops should have the op- Newmarket stores are closed uniform bylaw and every- Sporttvear expressed concern n M1W of remaining open IftePlMa brief must open be closed operating In a prepared brief to on Mondays to stave off out closed by that am raus cover all bust- costs of increased til Henry of Stew- buying the town discard all store nesses art Furniture spokes- The brief pointed out that bylaw and leave toe mf asked man for the merchants the present bylaw is stare opening decision to to consider mat if any said that his group believed it against many store stores were made the prove that the present classifications as there are Mrs- Mary of ft of approximately shops not Fashion summed up ttie must uniform governed by the bylaw who feeling of most attending the tw mi inn that If store hours Furniture RAISE OVERHEAD raise our bead and many of us cant af ford higher overhead she store closing bylaw is not in said the best interest of the ma We on the Main Street are of retailers and citizens are open and are in fact pur- meeting suggested that tf mostly small retailers and of Newmarket not chain stores said Syd Pearl of Sydmans Apparel arguments Small merchants need to shopping hours and told the have Monday free to buy meeting that a survey had veying any change was made in the Earlier in the meeting all Mr Henry answered some to those who are closed store hours that the change merchants agreed to dose against extended by the restrictive bylaw be uniform Saturday July land that CONTRAVENING CONFUSION store clerks would be wearing In addition to the shops The shopper should be at- dress r SHOW THAT SPLENDID CHAP FATHER YOUVE INHERITED HIS GOOD TASTE an well as is Show him with a gift of distinction from Walkers where the styling and quality is high yet the prices so low Just a few of the great gifts youll find for dad on his day are illustrated here mm I i a jmm i i fcx I a l I- Ml i lfa la fflfaT I I If wan lair a IF fiR I k f Vf rt vir fJS- A FORSYTH DRESS SHlRTSjtnmooih cotton broadcloth tot Regula to lOft Long B OLD SPICE TOILETRIES Pamper father with of scent by Shulion See collodion Illuiireied Travel kit 300 Soap on a rope POWER GROOM Mo Operated vacuum clomor Morion Compact for car and use included Removable vacuum for cleaning Rod 100 CARANA STRETCH SOCKS Go lo any lertQihs dad with a Iheio stretchy nylon the Walker label colors Ankle Midcall lonrjUi- Knee i- C NOIRON SPORT SHIRTS In a Mend of polyester and cotton All shirts bear the Walker label Regular and huitondown collar stylet Assorted colors and patterns S L XL NEVER- NEED- IRONING SLACKS A blind Of FoMrol and cotton for easycare Four pockets belt loops culfless Assorted colors 32 lo14 up 3M BERMUDA SHORTS lance iliosu shorts Dutaitod with four and belt loops Brown blue 32 to J BRAND NAME PYJAMAS Shod and leas In lineal cotton Chooio from variety of and colon A 369 pair E BAN LOW POLO SHIRTS Luxurious leisure thins with fashioned collars placket slyling Short sleeves breast pocket By Chili skipper blue black S M XL FATHERS DAY IS SUNDAY JUNE t fe Just Say 99 ii- NKWMAHKKT PLAZA T THE HOME OF THE BRANDS SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR YOUR MON REFUNDED Thursday to Sunday JUNE 15 dnh auk ha ysry a a lwCTj y w f i L a kftS I j N a ftJ 1v a W- I t w i o J Ann I I ft II II Ull I T v V The whole town is taking part in a fourday mark Canadas I slUV 1001k birthday We hope you and you family will up Thursday June I CENTENNIAL BALL PRIZES FOR a- COSTUMES I Centennial Princess WW in prizes at a pm in the Community Centre S3 couple 1 Friday June IB pm SPECIAL CHILDRENS DAY PROGRAM OR ALL ami St A HATH SCHOOL Contest LIONS PRESENT A SKY FILLING DISPLAY THREE BANDS FIVE HOURS OF MUSIC JaMlMalrf The Spectrins Bobby Washington and Soul Society ho shorts or EG Smith and Power l LEATHER JACKETS PM IN PARK i M LLOYOTOWN MARCH fc Aurora Junior Chamber of Commorco begins the reenactment of the historic march on Toronto of the of Upper Canada The costumed party will be met about am by armed men of the Queens York Rangers at Aurora and will be repelled by gunfire The mile march then con tinues down Street Track and FIELD V Andrew College wooi County Centennial Junior Olympics I Centennial track Meet in In Cnmunlly CaMit Audllkrlum am TKuriaay I i THE BIGGEST PARADE IN OUR HISTORY SIX BANDS FLOATS MARCHERS Rotary Club of Aurora leaves Acres up Street Community S- JAYCEE BARBECUE FROM PM OH THE COMMUNITY CENTRE GROUNDS Chicken win from the Capital of Canada 5 St fur adults far children a L HOEDOWN I with these headlining stars at in Community Ccntro A PERSON rflor Ninetyminute Va riety Show FOR THE FAMILY SQUARE DANCING or eveiybwly Joey Holhngsworth The and Penny The Hansen Sisters Norma and her pels to wtdtiinht COS IMS IS- Sunday June I Noon Ward received City of at and I pm Canadian District the Cenotaph Community Centre III V VKr y a Were our frionds the district Aurora Centennial Committee Mayor Clarence Davis Donald cochairmen jlUriimimmmmV It iT ITT