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j fc J- Km WH October Schoolchildren Plant 5 Trees KING TOWNSHIP grow and mature into shade Grade and King Township trees you the students children planted 5000 sap- will be able to tell your grand- ling trees of different var- children that you were the in the Townships Young Canada who planted Reforestation Area on the reforestation site Mr Ihe Fifth Concession last Crossland told the eager Thursday morning Plantings young audience were directed by officials of Nature trails will be erected the Lands and Forests De- the back of the site which furnished Centennial Gates will be VV Notice Of Holding An i New Report Cards Eliminate Marks KING CITY Parents of pupils in Grade 3 and at tending Doris M Pub lic School learned why a sys tem of marWess report Uie township cards will be Issued by the staff doing away with the I system of percentage marks At a meeting of parents and I teachers principal of the school Carson Bice explained the method of this approach and why the teaching methods j in the school would lead rectly to this type of report I card I the trees Forester John Griffiths pre pared the planting rows Centennial chairman Coun- other facilities installed Ernest told the pupils the townships cen tennial recreation park pro ject was converted to an Ed- ucatonal Tree Planting parkland The Department of Mimical Those people who resist Affairs approved the change wearing seat belts because erected The site Is surround ed by 8foot chainlink fenc ing a parking area built and Trees grown here could be moved and used for munici pal purposes in other parts of the township Notice is hereby given thai a poll for the Electoral District of YORK NORTH will be open on Thursday Friday and Saturday the 1 and 1 days of OCTOBER from 8 am until pm and from 7 pm until pm Standard Time From am until pm and from pm until pm Day- light Saving Time The polling places for the said electoral district will be located at and the Centennial Grants they fear being trapped in a Committee provides federal blazing vehicle should take and provincial grants of comfort from this fart that capita for every dollar raised the chances of fire breaking the township out after a car crash are As you watch these trees about to against You me invited to support end enjoy the NEWMARKET DRAMA CLUB AURORA St Andrews Presbyterian Church Hall Victoria St Aurora I EAST GWILLIMBURY and NEWMARKET Home of Mr Carl Winger Davis Dr E Newmarket children from King schools planted trees on a conservation plot on the concession of King Township Friday Some of the children waiting their turn to plant are shown in the top picture and Susan McDonald Carol Kearns Hob McLean and Mike Sanderson of the Eva Dennis school show how Staff comments and the evaluation content appear on the report cards are no longer any digit figures Mr Bice described the teacher as neither pushing or pulling but always I tag Principals in the public I schools of King Township are developing a new report card J which will be standard across J the township Centennial Project Presenting EAST LYNN Tuesday to Friday October 10 to 13 Curtain Time Newmarket Town Hall Tuesday Night Reserved for Senior Citizens KING TOWNSHIP King St King City WHITCHURCH and STOUFFVILLE Municipal Building Civic St Stouffville for the purpose of receiving the votes of voters who expect on the day fixed for polling to be absent from and unable to vote in the polling subdivisions for which their names appear on the lists The ballot box or boxes will be opened and the votes counted pm pm Daylight Saving Time on the Day of October at the said places listed above DaUd at King Township on this day of September Alice Blckerton Returning Officer i the job was done Shepherd Staff St John Ambulance Serves Expo Visitors TORONTO A dedicated band of men and women 2700 strong are giving up some or all of their holidays to help the sick and Injured Expo Members of the St John Ambulance Brigade they are all volunteers and the service they provide at nine first aid posts Is free They come from all parts of Canada to put In seven or tours of duly at Expo One man took a weeks leave without pay to do his bit Two Brigade members from Great Britain found service at Expo a great way to get to know the country Several Expo visitors owe their lives the St John vol unteers A young girls throat began to swell rapidly and she would have choked to death if Ihe St John Brigade mem ber had not identified it as a severe allergic reaction and rushed her to the medical clinic In a similar case a man whose tongue had fallen back In his throat was saved by fast action An offduty St John volun teer from Port Arthur came upon a crowd around a girl who had stopped breathing He immediately applied artifi cial respiration and was able to restore breathing the lime the ambulance arrived with oxygen The reaction of Expogoers the St John first aid serv ice has been one of surprised delight Many of those treated are Americans who are at the free service the St John not being ac tive In the United States In addition to their service In the posts St John Ambu lance also prepared a special first aid course was given to all Expo security personnel and hotesses before the Fair opened In April While Expo has been in pro gress other teams of St John volunteers have been provid ing first aid coverage for such functions as Pan Ameri can Games Canadian Na tional Exhibition the Calgary Stampede and the Centennial Train and Caravans It Is all part of a Centennial year of activity will see the St John Brigade members in Canada give more R00 hours of service all of it free Unwanted Removed ELECTROLYSIS 8955207 ftf TOW i- iiV a rt V 5r 1 i J lw it Uc ft mm L J DOWN GETS YOU it f pi Mi a ft 50 GETS YOU I 9 A uy a Bond at Bank of Montreal Canada Savings Bonds 196768 Series Buy yours now for cash or by Instalments Only 5 down balance in easy payments over a year Now available at all branches i ifi3 T7 task a 1 I mi I fW fti r 12M1 Hi M- tf rife I tftf 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