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Camera Could Cut Repair Costs TV Technique Checks Condition Of NEWMARKET The modern televis ion program and the condition of the interior of the local storm sewer appear quite unre lated as far as the Newmarket ratepayer is concerned but the media of the television camera could chop a few mills from the tax levy of the future especially during a sum mer similar to this one when both storm and sanitary sewer lines have been loaded be yond capacity The firm of Underwater TelEye Can ada Ltd recently demonstrated a remark able use for the small closedcircuit televi sion camera at one or two locations in New market and vicinity Basically the camera travels through the pipe to be examined and its eagle eye transmits a closeup picture of the interior to the operator who is seated In a specially equipped truck He in turn is in twoway communication with the operator of the travelling cable which actuates the camera He is able to stop the camera at any point where a closer examination is required The cable attached to the television cam era is graduated in feet and this again al lows the technician to pinpoint any trouble or deficiency in the construction To add clarity to the final report the operator watching the screen in the darken ed truck is also equipped with a mm cam era If trouble is located at any specific number of feet along the line he will stop the movement below take a picture of the trouble spot showing on the TV screen and incorporate all the information in his re port The camera itself is very compact and in no way resembles the laymans idea of a television camera It looks like a telescope with about a fourinch lens and travels specially designed skids The advantages of the modern inspection are manifold It is able to pinpoint the trouble whether it is a cave in root infil tration or abnormal build up of deposit on the floor of the pipeline Before the use of the television camera in this particular Job engineers could only take an educated guess at the location of the trouble and this would necessitate time consuming digging operations diagnosis and repair Now the engineer is able to receive a comprehensive report together with pictures or even sK in with the TelEye technician and get a first band view of the trouble and its exact location The company operating the system also go one step further following the inspection and offer municipalities sewer cleaning and repair both operated from the street level The cleaning unit requires only a few minutes of setup time and is able to clean and scour or more feet per hour repair system basically repairs sec tion by an internal sealing method which incorporates a special chemical compound 36 Teams Participate Argus Wins Major NEWMARKET The greatest Don Clark Beamsville bantam tournament in Ontarios history concluded at pm Sunday at the fairgrounds after 2tt days of action filled ball In which 36 teams in five series played 50 games One of the greatest teams in Hub history won the major prize as Argus Camera defeated Belleville in the mens senior section final Dale pitched a four hitter and scored all their runs In the third with two out off losing pitcher Bob Ken Sturgeon got aboard on an error Hon Beckett doubled to break the tie Glen Mainprise a tourney star tripled and Bill singled to sweep home the Argus runs Belleville scored an unearned run in the sixth and to keep the excitement and tension at a high level put two runneta on in the final frame before Dale struck out the side had strikeouts and was named best mens senior division pitcher and Bill received the most valuable player award Argus used two errors and hits by Ron Beckett and Dale to score two last inning runs to edge Richmond Hill Dynes and Bom in the semifinal Both Dale and yielded four hits fanned Domik Dale pitched a three hitter John stroked a three run triple slammed a two run homer Glen Mainprise drove In three runs Bill doubled home a run as Argus opened the tourney with a 91 win over Holland Landing Cards Dan Skelcher was losing pitcher Bill Dun can tripled to score Chalsson with the Cards lone run Toronto Thorncrests captured the ladies title and won two titles blanked Bfnbrook 30 lo cop he juvenile defeated Aurora in the midget finale blanked Gait to win the bantam crown Consolation champions were Zephyr Spud Kings seniro mens Port ladies Glass Juvenile midget Belleville bantam Best pitcher awards were presented at the Sunday evening banquet to Dale Newmarket mens Mary Archer ladies Roger Killins Juvenile Bill Smith midget and Most valuable player trophies were won by Bill Newmarket May Reid Port ladies Wright ju venile George Graves midget and Scott Konckle Beamsville bantam LADIES SECTION Mary Archer pitched a four hitter as defeated Port Colborne Comettes to win the senior ladles title Newmarket ClipperRays BA lost to In their opening game Ruth Beckett and Kmet had two hits each Diane Risebrough was losing pitcher Newmarket defeated the Zephyr 62 with Sarah and Colleen sharing the pitching win Cheryl was losing pitcher New market lost to Port and Zephyr were topped 20i by the Ports OB Page Argus Cameramen won the senior divlnion of the weekend tournament Bill accept the trophy from Mayor Drew while Ray Twinney sponsor of the Newmarket Centen nial Tournament smiles approval Photo by Phil Jones Distribute Band Levy Money Blood Needed NEWMARKET Newmarket Citizens Band will receive a grant of of the total earmarked for the support of bands gained from the band levy of onehalf mill The Canadian Legion Pipe Band will re ceive and the Salvation Army A resolution authorizing the distribution of this money was passed by council Councillor Gary questioned Band Members Hurt In BusCar Crash NEWMARKET Members of Newmar ket Citizens Band travelling with the band and drill team of the Royal Regiment of Canada were among those Injured when the Grey Coach Lines bus in which they were riding was Involved In a headon crash on Highway north of Orillla Augumentlng the Royals group for a weeklong tour were Harvey and Clarence Burling Carmen Storey and Walter Gould All received abrasions and were badly sha ken up Stan Clarke former bandmas ter In Newmarket was more seriously in jured Also appearing with the group during their engagements were Norman Burling and Glen They travelled by car following thu bus to the next point of call Police charged John Miller of Bar- rie In connection with the crash which In jured 17 persons Friday night how the various grants were determined saying he thought the Salvation Army should receive more A financial statement is provided by the Citizens Rand and the Legion Pipe Rand and from these we arrive at amounts to be allotted In the case of the Salvation Ar my there is actually no band In town and any grants have always gone to head quarters said Councillor Don Reeve George Richardson added that the original purpose of the bend levy was to provide support for Newmarket organiza tions If the local Citadel could keep the money here we probably would have to revise the amounts distributed another year he said NEWMARKET There Is an need for blood donors In the area A Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic will be held at the Canadian Kail Tuesday August I from 230 in the afternoon and from until in the evening The quota for this district has been set at pints Any one wishing to donate blood and who might require transportation Is asked to call Mra Gordon at or Mrs M Hemes i or gel and a packer ring which can be inflated by compressed air Officials of the Town of Newmarket and some of the surrounding municipalities had invited the Underwater TelEye Company to demonstrate its equipment with the pos sibility that it might be advantageous and economical to examine areas which have been causing trouble following heavy rains this summer MAY EXTEND SEWERS The Operations Group of council is mak ing a study of the feasability of installing a second trunk sewer which would parallel Ihe existing trunk from Queen St through to Niagara St and Davis Drive Following the check made of existing manholes those showing signs of leakage will be replaced This type of weakness causing excess surface water to get Into the sewers during the recent heavy rains caus ed overloading which resulted in drains back ing up and flooding basements Over the signature of Councillor a letter has gone out to owners of some of the homes affected by flooding out lining plans to overcome Ihe problem A This simple appearing gadget transmits perfect pictures of the inside of underground sewer pipe lines The compact television camera held by John of Underwater TelEye Canada Ltd is similar to the one used to demonstrate its possibilities to officials of Newmarket and the Toronto York Roads Commission near Huron Heights The camera tran smits the picture to screen in the truck from which a detailed report of the conditions of the sewer is made WaMen Staff A ft Switch Snowsioes Skis And Sunburn NEWMARKET Small consolation for some of the farmers and gardeners who are viewing their water soaked fields Is this news item taken from the front page of The Era of July one year ago Tne drought throughout northern York County is getting serious according to the Ontario Department of Agriculture We cant stand much more dry weath er C the Departments exten sion specialist for fruit and vegetables told The Kra Memorable Part Of Bank Career Re said that while the drought has re tarded the formation of some fruit and vege tables the Department does not expect any crop failures This year Mr feels that while there is too much moisture In some sections only the harvest can give a true picture of the damage done and where Many factors arc involved and moisture which could injure one crop could be bene ficial to another a good crop of hay could be lost after cutting if weather conditions halt harvesting operations NEWMARKET The ability to ski or snowshoe in rough country is a far cry from what is expected today of a young man en tering the banking business but it proved to be a decided asset for Arthur some years ago Mr Gath retired at the end of July from the Bank of Nova Scotia and with his wife Thelma has started an extended vacation Speaking of his retirement he recalled several incidents which today seem slightly humorous but in his early years in banking had a serious side The Bank of Nova Scotia hired Art and posted htm to the branch at Pem broke in May where he was messen ger and then Junior clerk at the munificent salary of per year Within two years he was transferred to Dalkeith near the Quebec border and shortly afterwards was again moved to New keard While in this area Mr Gath went to Coral Rapids to a log cabin store which housed a part time branch 2 days each week Cobalt and Cochrane were next on the itinerary for this young man who found skiing and the use of part of his Job while on collections and de livery of drafts and other banking ments Continued on r Building Permits i Sentence Woman On Theft Charge NEWMARKET A Keswick woman convicted of theft In Newmarket Court last Friday was sentenced to an indeterminate term of Imprisonment not to exceed two years less one day Mrs Anna Gunn was told that she will serve her term in the Mercer Reformatory for Women Newmarket police charged Mrs In connection with the theft of more than 93000 from a Newmarket electrical firm The period involved was from February May of this year Magistrate O told Mrs that as bookkeeper she had taken advantage of her position of trust The de fence admitted that Mrs Gunn had ma do weekly payroll higher than the required figure pocketed difference The defence pleaded for leniency and told Magistrate that Mrs Sunns em ployers had been aware of her problems but had given the woman blank cheques and thus put temptation In her path Magistrate pointed out that in sentencing Mrs Gunn the dominating fac tor was deterrence not only to this n cused said the magistrate but to the many others who are employed in similar positions of trust Gets Promotion NEWMARKET Council approved act- police chief William Hills recommenda tion that 2nd class Constable Tom Young be promoted to 1st class rating at a salary Chief Hill pointed out that Mr Young Is highly qualified having had considerable ex perience before Joining the Newmarket force a year ago He has been doing a very line Job for the town Down But Value Exceeds Million NEWMARKET number of build ing permits issued by the town of Newmar ket in is far behind the pace of yet the dollar value of permits is almost doubling last years figure David McCaffrey reported that there were a total of building permits issued In Newmarket in compared with issued so far this year But the value of the B4 permits Is almost double the value the permits Issued by this time last year ac cording to Mr McCaffrey He explained that this can happen be cause- one building permit may be used for a low cost home or an entire university In such a case the value of the latter would far surpass that of the former although both buildings would count as one building per mit Thus Newmarket Is not growing foster physically than last year but it is definitely growing faster financially Mr McCaffrey said that building per mits fall Into several categories the major ones being residential commercial Indus trial and institutional Last year new residential buildings led In monetary value with close to million They were followed by new Institutional buildings which accounted for This year the total value of all building permits issued has reached Wiih live months to go this figure could surpass last years total figure of million in building permits Some of the m chugged and many of them you could hardly hear running they were all and proud for the of the trip to Newmarket for the Tire Centennial Tour on Friday The parade of antique car fa on to Expo Montreal and included both European and North American Staff 1 r I- til MA