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Upmarket and Member of Audit Bureau el Circulations and A Newspaper Serving Newmarket and the rural of North York 114th year judication ever Wednesday It Charles St Newmarket the Newmarket Era Company Limited Subscription or yean for one jear In advance copies are 10c each Member of Class A Weeklies of Canada Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association and the Audit Bureau of Circulations as Second Class Mall Department Ottawa Newmarket St John Ambulance Offers Free Course To Save A Life CONCERTS APPRECIATED The recent concerts in Lions Park give rise lo the thought that New- market is remarkably well equipped in musicians who are able to adapt their collective talents to the traditional in the park band concerts and that of dance tempo The attendance at these concerts perhaps a little difficult to estimate in terms of numbers because of many AWKWARD POSITION Despite their intention to not take is nevertheless quite as stimuli to those programs greeting the musical of ha ntl clapping and car horns is definite are ffood and must arranging the J The offerings w the tooting of car indication that the predated We hope that this Sunda evening fare will continue NUMBER ONE PRIORITY Nearly per cent of all doctors and now practising in Canada are War Two So are per cent of our architects per cent of our physical scientists per cent of our engineers per cent of our professors and college principals I These startling statistics were re ported recently by Senator Wallace Mc- of to hack his opinion that education is the number one social priority in this country With the ex panding economies and opportunities elsewhere in the world the Senator warns we would be foolhardy to feel we can rely indefinitely on immigration to make up the shortages in the supply of skilled workers and trained profes sionals But if we are lo provide the teachers and the schools needed to close the gap and to ensure no qualified person is debarred from university we must allocate more of our resources to education Senator who is a mem ber of the private appointed I ommis- on the Financing of Higher tion cites these hard facts enrolment of fulltime university students was 178000 last year will he about 180000 in total public expenditure on uni versity nod professional education was million in will be about million by 1070 There Hie four areas in the field of education the Senator suggests where Ottawa should he providing more help to the provinces There should bo in creases in the grants now made to universities and to individual professors for research in the physical and health byproduct of any action which would interfere with the sorting and delivery of mail locally until official advice was forthcoming from Ottawa local mail carriers were idle Monday morning having forced into what might best be described as an untenable position by mail carriers from another branch A single picket Dan acting under instructions from Willow- dale was a veritable Horatius at the bridge Local mailmen honored the picket refusing to across the line he represented and those expecting the usual mail service found it was suddenly cut off We respect the action of the local carriers who although having no wish to stage a wildcat strike took the sen sible course when an unexpected situa tion confronted them Monday There is no question of course hut what they would have eventually gone on strike if a reasonable settlement was not forthcoming for they are in complete accord with the coasttocoast fraternity of mail carriers who seek to better their which is the I of and The local Rotary Club had a visitor from Paris France attend last weeks meeting when the club entertained students from Quebec Shown are Hans lint the basic mechanics of- Bruno Many or Paris Vlre Pre Ernie u breathing Semple of the Richmond Hill Rotary Club minute Asphyxia Shepherd Staff scribing what I Canadian Legion Notes Wesley Branch 426 By FRANK RYAN were crippled and liomi iliVf a hvmor by the Canadian or a of an rice- J delegate mDnni i I ltiinn from Comrade P J the records of more people ami hospitality S SSrSff Crossings Are SicHS Potential Death Trap Vets branch lot Unfortunately our mail carriers were subjected to some insulting re marks at a few homes to which they delivered mail Saturday certainly with out cause for at time their work was proceeding in normal fashion We only hope this disgraceful type of greet ing docs not extend to other homes fotmcilanrifis at their town In Que- A sensible approach to level A GOOD MOVE Stanley Randall minister of and development in the government is to be commended for campaign in the United Slates to the people in that country Canada needs new capital and will come it The minister of finance in tl Ottawa government certainty has give the impression elsewhere that Canal doesnt want any Yankee money September tU com Squad- of the A MILLSTONE ANYONE No doubt there are some who have wondered why Newmarket did not adopt a Centennial Project months ago and have the matter of qualifying for the grant settled Action at last weeks council meeting indicates there are still some who feel that if money is available some effort should be made industry and the universities More funds should be made available through the Canada Council for research in the humanities and social sciences and the same agencys fund for capital construction should be replenished Finally the Senator suggests the PI per capita grant to universities could have been I doubled in the last at less cost and with more benefit to the economy than the cents a month reduction in personal income tax which the Finance I Minister granted to the small taxpayers My contention says Senator Mc- Cutcheon is that education cant wait And let us not line up with those who still cling to the hackneyed old approach that there are a hundred other pro- I grams that are better votegetters As a politician I know that the party I and government that fails to take ac- of this problem is going to find scores of thousands of qualified dents seeking admission to places that New stamp Honours Sir Winston Churchill l iiisll in ilW In 1- of Hie 01 monitors In honour Sir Winston sZE Hi S What Can Be Done About SXHf Dutch Elm Disease no mi mix S siiswu inf stjjs Ml m sClsLa irrz caAda for It is going to find a short age of doctors and nurses and engineers and teachers It is going to find itself an economic social and political shambles on its hand Then it will wake to the fact that education is indeed ft bread and butter issue able through the grant In view of what municipalities could Ret themselves into costwise it would seem inevitable that consider able debt could stare council and tax payers in the face come with the result that the mill rate would soar to either provide immediate funds to wipe out any Centennial building debt or at least provide the wherewithal to carry ft debenture issue Looking at the situation from an other angle it would appear that direct tiein with any Centennial program as advocated by the National Centennial Committee would soon lose its relation ship to and in all probability people would gladly forget the com munity centre park new town hall or what have you was designed mark the Centennial and he content to dub imply as the local centre of cultural Complement by Pi New Account Book Available WAR For Ontario Tourist Operators Perhaps Centennial Grants are easy money but in many cases have proved to be a to councils and could be the forerunner of a millstone around the taxpayers necks Ill the fact el and therefore A WIDE VABIEIT SSf of On behalf of the Industry Directors I would like From all thanks The Canadian of us a grateful ha available to her veg etables and varieties at sincerely ii ST J Maitre Approximately two dozen Horse Show