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WATCH JARMAIN CABLECAST 10 NOV 1970 6 to PM REMARKET MIMI RICKEY ASSOCIATION SKATING PRACTICE ATOM Friday Oct pjn Saturday Oct 1200- NOVICE Saturday Oct 17 noon Saturday Oct 17 500- 800 BANTAM Saturday Oct 17 700- MIDGET Saturday Oct 17 lHOOajn ILLSTAR TRYOUTS Friday Sunday Oct NOVICE- 815- BANTAM- 1100 ALL REGISTERED PLAYERS ARE WEL Annual Willi War Out Reunion and Diner To be held on November 7 1970 at Hie Newmarket Legion Hall Tin pm Dinner at JO pm Please TO THE ELECTORS OF NEWMARKET THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONFIDENCE I WILL DO MY BEST TO SERVE YOU Sincerely Doris Blair I I Tilts past week marked the return of the House of Commons after the three month recess Many people seem to re gard the recess as a kind of extended holiday for politicians but in fact it simply means a different kind of work Most MPs spend much of the recess going about talking to their most of the summer was spent in committee work in Ottawa first in preparing the External Affairs Re port on United States- Canadian relations and then preparing the report of the Finance Committee on tax reform The tax re form report was presented to the Commons a week a great deal of interest I shall be discussing it in my column within a couple of weeks I have a few childrens birthday party with a difference when Kevin of Aurora marked his birthday with a pony and cart party Shown after the outside activities are most of the guests Starting at the lower left of the picture are Mark Gordon Heather Eck- mon Byron Bell Charles Crawford Bryan Collins Lynn Elmer Kevin Falk cutting his merrygoround cake Steven Falk iri Graham Jamie Gordon Heather Rumble Greg McClenny Stephen Faudemer and Bill Whitephoto for interested in the report 1 shall send it to those who write me House of Com mons Ottawa on a first come first served basis The drama SUTTON Kin Phil Clark Fall Council Chairman of the Kinsmen Club of Sutton has ar rangements well in hand for that event which takes place this weekend October 16 and The Twin Sea sons Motor Hotel is the lo cation where the theme is Fun Fun Fun Members will be there from District Eight Mrs Flo Mc Laughlin spent the Thanks giving weekend in Toronto with her soninlaw and daughter Mr and Mrs Gerald Linton and family John entertained at the Briars Lounge on Sat urday October 10 This has become an annual affair to which a great number of ihe Thanksgiving weekend Hedge Road cottagers and guests are invited Guests included Mr and Mrs Paddy Mr and Mrs Cliff Thompson Mrs Olive Scale Mr Knightly King ston Miss Betty Kingston and Miss Going on to have dinner at the Briars Inn and Country Club after the parly were Mr and Mrs Kenneth McAnley Mrs Peter Eustace Mrs Gor don Stanton from Hamilton Mrs M R Mrs Keith Dunn Mayorelect Dr George and Mrs Burrows 3631 Groups who would like to entertain at the home are asked to contact the same number On Thursday at pm the first of Moody Science Films which were shown at Expo in Osaka Japan will be shown at the Sutton Cen tennial Library tie event of the week how ever has been the kidnap ping of Mr Cross the Bri tish diplomat by extrem ists in Quebec What an anguishing painful dilem ma it poses for government To accede to blackmail de mands would submit to another authority flouting the power of government and the law of Canada Even more important it would almost certainly lead to fur her kidnappings and ever increasing demands But how can one weigh Mrs Mr and Mrs Ernest Pigott Mr and Mrs Jack Leon ard Mr and Mrs Stafford Mr and Mrs Paul and Mr and Mrs A W Sutton residents eluded Judge Clare Morri son and Mrs Morrison Fletcher Mr and Mrs Robert Garden Mr Eric Troop Mrs J and her house guest Mrs Hal Porter of Toronto Pianist Lloyd Cooper of the CTV Pig and Whistle show played his own and request favour ites during the dinner hour and Anniversary Waltz honoured Reeve and Mrs Sam who were cele brating their 11th brey Timmins who were their 27th the River Glen Haven Nurs ing Home is being formed any anyone with the abil ity and the time i by more than at this years Canadian National Exhibi tion and are in colour Fol lowing the hair hour movie an informal coffee time will follow Mr Walter is in charge of the showings which will be repeated each month with a different sub ject as the theme fate of Mr Cross Ottawa Report 6y John known The government is refusing to meet the set of demands issued by the kid nappersbut is trying to draw them into discussion The more time that passe the more hope for a suc cessful ending But the feel ing in Ottawa at this mo ment is one of apprehen The speech from the throne last Thursday outlined the governments year It is a continuation of the work of the past two years rather than a ringing declaration of radical de partures 1 the establishment of a Minister responsible for Ur ban Affairs and Housing creation of a new depart ment concerned with envi ronmental policies espe cially pollution 3 measures to protect con sumers against unfair trade practices to regulate label ling and packaging and protect users of consumer a revised legal framework for labour management and sweep changes in the field of employment Now that the House of Commons is meet ing again I shall be hold ing my regular office hours every second and fourth Saturday afternoon from 200 to pm at 22 Street South Aurora Remember you can get in touch with me by writing me at the House of Commons Ottawa or by telephoning Sorority holds fall meeting PHARMACY Issue building permit to preserve property KING TOWNSHIP Mr Harvey to King Township Council last week that if a building permit for ac res of Dearbourne issued the property would soon be dotted benches was recently assumed by the Township all but a third of NEWMARKET Epsilon chapter of Beta Sigma Phi is off to a good start for 197071 Beginning Day held at the home of Mrs Laird Ruby outlined plans for the coming year Guests for the evening Mrs Clare Fiddler Mrs Al Mrs Pat Ma- digan Mrs Walter Perrin Mrs Cecil Vanderbyl and Mrs Wilson members and guests entertained at a Happening at the country home of Mr and Mrs Jack The latest endea vor of Epsilon has Early in October SALE OCT to DECT DRUG I STORE to be extended Council Britnell commented that it was inevitable the Township would eventually have o assume the other onethird mile Council decided in favor of Issuing a per mit The resolution was carefully worded however limiting construction on this property to one house with an 1800 square foot minimum for a singlesto rey dwelling James Thompson of Aurora received his Bachelor of Arts degree recently at the University of He Is also a graduate of Dr Williams Secondary School Aurora and has ac cepted a position at My Sincere Thanks To all People who supported me in the Newmarket Election Seneca Cook ROSS chapman NEWMARKET OPTIMIST CLUB BINGO REOPENING THUR OCT 8 PM OPTIMIST NULL BAY IS DRIVE NEWMARKET Opposite Evas Lumber Aurora Keswick Wed October 23 TO THE OF NEWMARKET THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT Henry Bergh Council Councillor To all who voted and to all who voted for me A THANK YOU from me and my family Bob Forhan CONVENIENT AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE