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YORK MANOR AUXILIARY BAZAAR SAT NOV 9th PM Sale of Crafts Baking Aprons Door Prizes Admission 50 Yonge Eagle Newmarket legion pine furniture spinning col lection Nov if Plastic astrodome for Newmarket YANGTZE PAGODA ST RICHMOND HILL Dining Lounge ally In Languages A Businessmen Luncheon to Choice of Canadian or Food Sunday Entertainment to PM Phone 8844278 For Reservation of sink anchor scales apple I in peelers In all bull AC catalogued articles m will be handed Ac tract it of sale Will be at York Farmers Market ft St Tftornhill at Ac sharp Come Tuesday evening Mil tiller NOTICE Geo Aider For HOLIDAYS Nov to lor is articles tabic antique set- t chesterfield and pools than the stands etc Firmed Itnlstem Cons IiKcs iC lb- milk quota Apparently the idea in Sweden and in that pleasant country where sports arc the pur suit of young and old the idea has blossomed out and bubble covered yearround courts have been stilMI clerk Beg John- Advertise Weekly For Best Results IPHONE THE Green Berets BELAIRS CHRISTMAS PARTIES WEDDINGS PHONE Safe of farm stock and Im plement racier combine baler 3ton Chev truck hogs goafs household furniture etc at tot Con The property of George first farm North off Finch Am East West side of ilk Dan eel pails etc In Sire by Dividend eluded fresh freshl Chief A Request Haven Rag Apple Maple Feel Lodge Reflect ion Successor and others The above cattle are large animals some tique of antique furni ture and dishes the proper ty of Mrs Julie Saunders in the town of Uxbridee in side the agricultural the fair grounds Sale consists of love seats chic ken coop chairs dough box wood winder ox yoke Franklin stove pine school bench 2 cutters buggy Many many other articles of furniture Large quan tity of dishes Number of paintings shaving mugs toilet sets lamb shades frosted nest apple peeler milk glass CANADIAN RADIO- TELEVISION COMMISSION OTTAWA CANADA ijrJHN DAVID Wayne fmm warmer Bros seven arts NOVEMBER ONLY ONE COMPLETE SHOW ONLY AT 5fSW HARRY MICHAEL CAINE KARLMALDEN BILLION DOLLAR BRAIN BEGLEY HOMOLKA PLUS OH THE SAME PROGRAM NOVEMBER 5 ONLY DOUBLE BILL SCIENCE FICTION ONE COMPLETE SHOW ONLY AT Other articles to mention Note is a very interesting sale Plan to attend at pm Terms cash Ample narking space Gerald Graham clerk Reg Johnson Sunnder- c2w44 DOUGLAS PALMER Lot Con cession Township of King miles west of and mile south of Highway For Auctioneer Hon Sale Tractor and pick up baler both nearly new late mod els of farm machines hitch tillage having harvesting farm imple- supDlies baled hay straw wain blacksmith and gar- lawn tools household Sale of MF blacksmith and tools hi furniture effects of Vil- of Ed- er Sale Terms cash No Farm ward Cooper Sale 1 cash No reserve- sold Prentice and sap PROGRAM NO MAN COULD SAVAGE PASSIONS ST PAULS Anglican Church Church St Saturday 5 pm Nov Decorations Fancy Fish Pond Gomes for Children Eree Baby Sitting Service if it would be possible to install a bubble over the present Pet r Gorman Swimming Pool heat it and thereby make swimming a year round activity in New market The cost of the bubble installed according to the information we read on the subject was 520000 It would probably cost five times and then some to build an indoor pool Fall fun fair Pine Orchard PINE ORCHARD The Pine Orchard Home and School Association is holding its annual Fall Fun Fair on Saturday November 2 from 24 pm at the school There will be children for Grown can do some early Christmas shop ping at booths where inte resting and unusual hand crafts plants table decor ations and home baking will be available at Pine Orch ard School on the 5th Con cession at the Vivian side- URBAN RENEWAL trying to shoot this down Major Drew he got nil I recent meeting all I cent of the ilayor mentioned the of two weeks ago and ire that many the dissenter read the report in fall and none for clarification it seems I has been done is that court According to my interpretation if Hit report it indicates an increase of about 33 mills on the present tax struc ture ami this is without consideration of a future rise in assessment in this area which could be motivated by the Urban Renewal Scheme Mr Eves then told council A year ago the press came out with he story that he suggested scheme would cost about million at the June aid by the mayor about the suggestion made that if they office in the next council would be well advised to There were varied to let the ratepayer they were r on the that only- spokesman for the group I to million then I only guessing when he estimates a tax increase of only about per year on the average Newmarket home The mayor also speaks of Main St services and their renewal why years ago the Main St and sidewalks were repaired and now they are worn out and still not paid for When confronlcd with air Gel- lands suggestion that he was trying to squash the scheme Mr Eves said We are not trying to squash the scheme but we are against such a grandiose scheme as has been presented by this council Reeve George Richardson said The services in the downtown area are very old and under the Urban Renewal a vole on this matter Former Newmarket mayor Bert Kent requested and was given permis sion to speak and told council A pro posal similar to this was brought to coun cil some years ago by the late Jack Luck and a second Main St was suggested in the downtown area he was told he was nuts my proposal is that a study of the present one anil that trie merchants be allowed to repair or renovate on their own there would still be plenty of room for stores and parking facilities Speaking of the consultants for he Urban Renewal Scheme Mr Kent said the f of lroctor and were the con sulting engineers for Newmarket hey were taking this town absolutely taking them It was found that because of this firm many of the mains were loo small they were fired and yet this council have hired them for a project of this magnitude Crash kills Gormley girl An 18yearold Gormley girl was killed on Saturday night when she was a passenger in a car which was struck by another vehicle skidded into some guard rails and then struck a tree Killed instantly was Carolyn Wright of RR 2 Her father Harold Wright is a CBC executive Driver of the car was Dianna 17 of Richmond Hill and she Is a patient in York Hospital with multiple injuries Markham Township Police sta ted that Miss was travelling south on the Don Mills Road about two miles north of when she was in collision with a vehicle driven by Hans 24 of MINOR GROUPS Aurora coach AURORA Larry Keffer will coach the Aurora juvenile entry in the OMHANorth York League Jim manager of the successful Aurora Legion softball team will manage the team The Aurora team booked to play Thursday night games at 10 pm at the Aurora arena arc in group that will include Thornhill Bolton Richmond Hill The league will have 10 teams In nil The Aurora home opener is expected in wo weeks Six in peewee league NEWMARKET Green Hornets Maroon Mustangs Blue Falcons Red Rockets Blue Bash ers and Black Knights arc In the New House League Hockey Respective coach es are Ivor Ken Peter Rust for Rockets Jack Held Dave Barnes and Tom one for Mus tangs Bill Scott and John potted Hornet markers Grant and Wayne Boone a goalie by trade notched Basher Alan and Paul Kelly shot Falcon goals Dave counted Black Knights tied Maroon Mustangs Green Hornets and Blue Bashers drew 22 Blue Fal cons nipped Red Rockets in Saturday tests Ken Knight Jim Yardy Dick Burrows scored for Knights Rob Donovan got two Dave Standing Fal cons 3 Knights 3 Bashers Hornets Mustangs 1 Rockets World needs more protein of the Womens Institute Mr old lie women about the need to produce more protein for Ihe world He stressed the importance of new develop ments In crop production to supply tho needed protein The meeting was Hotel Toronto theme of the meeting will be Matur ity is the ability to live in someone else world Mrs Sydney Thompson represented the institute at the October Hos pital Auxiliary meeting in York County Hospital Teams in the Monday Newmarket Midget House League are Bran- rant and Arrow Auto Body Coaches are Tony Bob Bill Hug- gins and Bob Wilson Steve Smith scor ed twice Don and John Groves pegged singles as Arrow beat Barry Slurge and Alan bet triggered goals Grant Bellamy scored two goals Dave Kelly Jeff Roberts and Steve Lloyd added singles as Armstrong Hopkins Bill Patrick BANTAM ALLSTARS Newmarket Ar rows hit the target for 52 and wins over Camp Borden and to open their North York sea son on happy win note John Wall Doug Counter Jim Tom Monaco and Govts claimed Ar row goals against Borden Ken got the shutout Don McKnight is the coach of the Arrows with Wilf returning as manager MIDGETS WIN It was on opening game win for the Newmar ket Legion sponsored downed Jim Ferguson got in groove for two goals Jim Cowell and Lome Jackson pecked away for a goal each for the Jim Gibbons managed Legion- 3 tie for minors top spot EAST OWILL1M- The East Minor Hockey Assocl- pecwee and bantam team in North petition LEAGUE Mad Hatters and Knights with two points each are tied for top spot in group Royals and arehs are Peter Steenson with five points Guy Rus sell with three Murray Chris Wright Murphy and MONDAY TO FRIDAY 5 TO SATURDAY AM TO Knights beat Monarchs Mad Hatters tripped Royals Crowns beat Knights 41 In opening league games Pet er Steenson shot four Peter Rick Dale Carlo Hugh shot singles to pace Knights Cameron Murray triggered the Monarch pair Guy Russell and Chris scored twice each Rogers once to spark Hatters Terry Coatej claimed Royals goat Terry Wright hit for two goals Jim Collier and John one each to lead Crowns Peter Steenson notched Knights goal