Résultats

 The Era (Newmarket, Ontario), 10 Jan 1979, A06     A special appearance by the Covenant Players, International Repertory Theatre, has been scheduled for St. Paul's Anglican Church, Newmarket on Sun. Jan 28 at 7:30pm.

 The Era (Newmarket, Ontario), 10 Jan 1979, A01, column 6     Newmarket Town Council representation at York Regional Council

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 The Era (Newmarket, Ontario), 3 Jan 1979, A09     Rev. A.C. Forrest, a graduate of Aurora High School who went on to become editor of the United Church Observer, died last Wednesday, Dec. 27 1978. He was appointed editor in 1955 and publisher in 1970 earning a reputation as a controversial commentator.

 The Era (Newmarket, Ontario), 3 Jan 1979, A09     Donald LeBlanc, president of Audio Health Education Aids, operated from his home in Newmarket, has created a cassette tape program for smoking control and for relief from stress. He plans to introduce a new program for weight control.

 The Era (Newmarket, Ontario), 3 Jan 1979, A08     The Missing Seven Hours, written by David Haisell and released by Paper Jack's Ltd.of Markham is an account of UFO visitations and encounters.It has been rated as non-fiction by the publishers. The story is based in Jackson's Point and relates sightings by community notables such as John McLean, now a …

 The Era (Newmarket, Ontario), 3 Jan 1979, A08     Martin and Gwen Schorno, a couple that moved to Aurora could not find a sitter for their two children ended up creating 'Dial-A-Sitter'.The service aims to provide reliable baybysitting.Typical clients are people who work part-time and people who want to go out on weekends (Picture included).

 The Era (Newmarket, Ontario), 3 Jan 1979, A06     Since 1965 teenagers have been volunteering at the York County Hospital. Today these teenagers between the ages of 14 and 18 are called junior volunteers and help bring newspapers, deliver flowers, feed patients and perform other tasks to make patients feel more comfortable (Picture included).

 The Era (Newmarket, Ontario), 3 Jan 1979, A05     If elected mayor Twinney plans to open communication between officials and the public. He intends to schedule regular periods for residents to drop by with concerns or suggestions. In addition he proposes opening most town meetings to the public (Picture included).

 The Era (Newmarket, Ontario), 3 Jan 1979, A05     Commuter parking lots will be built and maintained by the Ontario government at four Highway 400 interchanges to encourage car pooling and use of public transit as an alternative to downtown parking (Picture included).

 The Era (Newmarket, Ontario), 3 Jan 1979, B01     The Newmarket Recreation Department is seeking feedback from the public interested in lunchtime and afternoon karate lessons.

 The Era (Newmarket, Ontario), 3 Jan 1979, B01     Plans for the annual winter carnival to be held Feb, 18 at Wesley Brooks Conversation Area and Dennis Park are well underway, according to Howard Phee, chairman of the Kinsmen Winter Carnival committee.

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 The Era (Newmarket, Ontario), 3 Jan 1979, A01     Henry Vanden Bergh, recently appointed acting regional representative by town council will not be able to sit on regional council, according to Regional Clerk Bob Vernon. Mr. Vernon is concerned that the acting mayor, Mr. Scott, should be the one entitled to sit on regional council and not Mr. Vanden …

 The Era (Newmarket, Ontario), 3 Jan 1979, A01     The mayor's job seems to be a two way race between Ray Twinney, former regional councillor, and Watson Sweezie, during the upcoming election time on Feb. 12. A third candidate, Clare Sallsbury, a local insurance agent, is unsure if he will run for mayor. Mr. Sallsbury served on Newmarket and …

 The Era (Newmarket, Ontario), 3 Jan 1979, A01     Judge William D. Lyon, who has served as chairman of the York Region Police Commission since 1972, resigned his position. Judge Lyon was appointed Associate Chief Judge of the County and District Courts of Ontario last summer.He was leaving due to the demands on his time.

 The Era (Newmarket, Ontario1965), 3 Jan 1979, Section A, p. 1, column 7     The Newmarket Public Library has reopened after undergoing $457,000 in additions and renovations but the town still does not have the close to $200,000 in Wintario lottery grants it needs to pay for the work. (Picture available on p.02, continues on p.04).

 The Era (Newmarket, Ontario), 3 Jan 1979, A01     York Regional Police Chief Bruce Crawford told the regional police commission that traffic fatalities in York Region have been reduced by 55 per cent over the past five years. The Chief said he was reluctant to announce the good news with three days left for the end of the year, …

 The Era (Newmarket, Ontario), 3 Jan 1979, A01     Alex Muir school bought by Peter Milligan, owner of L. Milligan Construction Ltd., from the York County Board of Education is facing zoning controversy. According to bylaw 1967-10 the land is zoned for single and semi-detached houses, however under the Newmarket official plan it is categorized as institutional.

 The Era (Newmarket, Ontario), 3 Jan 1979, B01     The History of Newmarket High School began in 1843, with the opening of the Grammar School on the corner of Millard and Raglan Streets. This was the second Grammar School instituted in Upper Canada, the first being in Toronto.