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if Jul IMS COUNCIL he would decide whether be would pay for the installation of sewers adding their costs to the sale price of his lots or consider petitioning the town for such services under local improve ments A special meeting of council was called for Thursday Jan to deal with all problems relat ing to new Depu tyReeve Murray suggested that council should prepare regula tions which could be used as a guide in future dealings con cerning subdivisions Contract Questioned A temporary borrowing by law for to complete the Kennedy St sewers job was pre sented and given its first sec ond and third readings at Mon days meeting The need for an additional was questioned by Councillor Murray The clerk said that the final figure including the fees of the engin eer and solicitor would reach Councillor Murray said The tender price was for around and the total figure to date is quoted as What accounts for the increase agree said Clarence Davis We should know how much the engineer and solicitor are charg ing said that the engineer charged five percent of the total costs The tender price was The total costs of work to date amount to In explain ing the increase Vic Jones said The tender doesnt call for ser vice leads Thats right replied tyReeve Murray They got up to George St and found they were not in so they were in stalled Mayor Rose added that it was a unit price tender Councillor Murray asked why council wasnt told beforehand what needed doing The en gineers never let know whats going to Ijc required he said Well heres an example of what caused the increase over the tender prices They tendered for manholes expecting them to be in depth They found them to be that is eight inches deeper than tendered Such variations explains the in crease from to said Mayor Rose Murray ex plained that when using the unit price tender they could add to or reduce the amount of done as was found to be re quired as the job progressed He asked if the increase in the Kennedy St contract was clear Clarence Davis replied Its clear but it still doesnt recon cile the fact that knew no thing about it Said Vic Jones Was it in committee or council that we discussed the leads Dale King and DeputyReeve Murray Committee Murray Per- Ive slipped up in not Continued from Page bringing it into council These changes come up in the course of operation They have to bo decided immediately I try to take care of them as best I can I have a shortcoming my short memory Its not that Im try ing to keep anything from coun cil Its just that it slips my mind Additional ByLaw A routine bylaw was passed giving the clerk authority to borrow up to until taxes Ire collected in June The third reading was given to the bylaw regarding sanitary and storm sewers for Kennedy St It had been passed at a meeting last summer but through a technicality had to be re voked The solicitor was instructed to prepare a bylaw which would amend the procedure bylaw changing the first meeting of council each year from the sec ond to the first Monday in Janu ary except in those instances when the first Monday falls on January 1st Page the fifteenth day of January nineteen and fiftythree Aurora Social News Mrs Winnipeg of the United church is visiting for a few weeks at the home of Mr and Mrs Ben Har rison The neighbors on Con- naught Street surprised Mrs Dodson last week with a party and presentation Mr Wm has accept ed a position with the Mutual Life Insurance Company and commenced his duties this week Miss Lilly Dike and Mr and Mrs J Bodfish motored to Kingston last week and attended the funeral of Mr Lome Miller who was a recent employee of the Office Specialty at Newmar ket The regular monthly meeting Association was held in the church parlors on Thursday af ternoon Congratulations are extended to Mr Bill who has been elected president of the York County Police Association Mr and Mrs Geo Moody Bowmanville were recent guests of Dr and Mrs Rose Miss Jean entertained her Sunday school class at her home on Saturday afternoon Mrs Humphries is visiting for a few weeks at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Cousins WHAT THEY ARE SAYING Continued from Page The finance committee King Aurora News Page and can- Cook and Moffat with why some mayor were authorized to meet with the public school board to discuss the future of the old public school building Mrs Moffat mentioned that the Cancer society had been looking for a suitable room where they could make dress ings If such a room could be made available to groups for community work in the old pie criticize it Public men who cant take criticism ought not to hold public office Incidentally we learned that Mr Harman lost first place at the recent elections for council in the city of Oshawa by votes only and not by nearly as incorrectly reported in the press Customarily he heads the poll building it would be grand she i said The matter was left for 1 discussion between the board Mr and councils committee John W Bowser long ago Vic Jones moved and Clarence himself wellearned Davis seconded a suggestion North Concession To Be Countys The fourth concession of North township which extends from Lake Simcoe on the north to Toronto on the south by connecting with the Don Mills Road is expected to be taken over completely by the Toronto and York Roads Com mission This road is the artery used by many summer residents to reach Lake by the short est route and East and North townships been endeavoring to have the County of York take over the maintenance of it completely The road is already maintain ed by York County from To ronto to Pleasantvllle and nego tiations have reached a stage where the matter ready to be dealt with by the County Coun cil at its next sitting If York County Council approves of tak ing the road over it should mean Hear Opinions About What Should Be Done In Twp Assessments Assessments in North limbury township have been the subject of controversy for sev eral years At the regular meet of the township council last week Mrs Peggy Arnold Roches Point gave her opinions and suggestions on what should be done Mr Pollocks suggestion for a board of assessors is board of advisors comprising of real estate men contractors land valuators and others quali fied to compile a formula of as sessment values This board spent seven years in research and then introduced the manual After one year of practical use it was then revised and has now been made available to all local assessors in this province she stated The county The county of York has engaged assessors job is to instruct and services of a county assessor to instruct and interpret the manual for the local assessor Bears Scrap With Midland Juniors from last week Roy Midland jun iors took on new colors and a new name a week ago last Fri day in Aurora The discarded their customary Shamrocks for red one Redwings It was like waving a red flag in front iV of a bull The CIossRowntree travelling it Bears saw red the minute the Better road signs erected that the older men of the town have the use of the east room in the old hail for afternoon so- gatherings As long as the room is not in use and they leave it in good condition they should be al lowed to have their gatherings at the hall said Mr Jones Motion was carried Council meeting concluded with a prolonged discussion re Rnrding possible celebrations for Auroras centennial your Immediate plans will be started make Saturday May 10 a event in the towns We shall review the fore going council proceedings In our next issue and deal with an at the press table when the editor of the Aurora Ban ner P J Picking ordered our reporter to leave her seat and up her chair to him Edi tor Aurora News Page Building Company has maintained that high standard The three additional rooms to the former high school built by the Aurora Building Co which formed part of the remodelling of the new public school pro vide further proof of that build ing quality We are informed that when the was completed Mr Bowser found that the company had effected a saving of 5000 below the price of the contract and that this very substantial sum could be handed back to the public school board Our informant suggested slickswinging duel Redwings stepped on the ice no doubt a carry over from the rugged recent Midland safari It summed up to a rugged rocky rollicking exchange ami the Bears winners Bob Peters working his edu cated thumb diligently to keep the scrappers out of the mortu ary meted out minutes in List included a mis to Pepper Martin six majors three to each earn and finally the lid blew iff completely us visitors Bud and Bears Walt Fines efficiently and well nigh to scalp each other villi the business end of their clubs They both were away both rating mutch and the will furnish the last word on this was worthwhile news which the taxpayers of Aurora should know and fully agreed with his opinion and have pleasure in putting it on the record It is something we did not know until this public- spirited citizen called us on the phone and made us aware of it Mr Bowser is to be congratu lated on his core in the above Hamilton naval division connection for the citizens of Star acquired new status his native town during the summer of as headquarters of the Great Lakes The history of gold mining in Training Command providing Canada dates from 1054 when accelerated training for new- Louis XIV of France granted a comers to the Canadian J concession to Nicholas to Navy Reserve gold in Nova Scotia The only item to distinguish Iho contest from a golf match or a wrestling team match was the lack of holes yard direction measurements and a ring If I here was hockey played it was played in the first period The Wears played most of it They did well while they stuck to hockey They took advantage of Midland crimes to score four and stake out a first period edge Walt Fines was terrific in that first 20 minutes Walts fine would eliminate possible confu sions due to the road being a through one at some intersec tions and Stop with the signs badly placed at others The new portion of the road which is expected to be taken over by the county extends from on the south to within approximately three and onehalf miles from the lake N ATHLETIC ASSOC HOLDS ANNUAL North Athletic Association held its annual meet ing and election of officers on Monday evening Jan 12 at the Memorial Centre Keswick Mr Joel Hopkins Keswick is the president and Allen Stiles was elected to the vicepresidents chair teach local assessors and as we are levied against by the coun ty to pay a portion of his wages it is only right we use his ser vices If the local assessor Mr Ted Anderson would use the provincial manual of assessment values under direction of the county assessor our local assess ment troubles could be corrected in a period of two years If council would consider the use of appraisal forms ratepay ers would have a clear picture of what they were paying and why she said Our assessor should be able to visit every property in the township each year and it is his duty to do so I have not been able to find that he has done so but maybe ratepayers have not been informed of his visits The fact that the voters list is such a mess is proof of Mr Mogg incomplete job of reas sessment and also points to the fact that Mr Anderson has done little to correct this Mr Winch the township clerk received the blame in this instance and although I have heard words of praise for Mr Anderson I have never heard any word of this lack in fulfilling his duty The rate payers have a right to know on whom to lay the blame when cases of this kind arise If council does not show foresight and leadership in this instance and correct this situa tion they will find in the years to come that they will be faced with the necessity of another re assessment for the provincial manual will in time be made mandatory To return Jo my opening statement and to clarify my jeetion to Mr Pollocks on the nomination plat form regarding a board of as sessors I feel it is only an un necessary expense The Depart This man is a recognized auth ority on the use of the manual and his appointment has been made at the consent of the Mu nicipal Board All this expert advice is at the command of our assessor and Mr Pollock has suggested the forming of an advisory board This is a duplication of effort and expense and is entirely un necessary said Mrs Arnold Canadians Tat More Than Any Other People On The Phone That Canadians are the worlds greatest telephone conversation alists according to the latest Telephone Statistics of the The world recently by Bell Telephone Company ox Canada has January date It states that averaged 3782 telephone craved per person during the highest per capita usage re ported The United States was not far behind with approximate ly conversations and Sweden was third with about Canada again held third place for the number of telephones use and in the number of tele phones per hundred persons Of the world total of telephones the United States had followed by the United Kingdom with and Canada with Only six other countries had mom than a million telephones West Germany France Japan Sweden Italy and Australia the number of telephones per hundred persons the United States registered 203 followed by Sweden with 252 and Canada with 221 New York City with telephones on January 1 had more than any other city in the world all of France of the continent of Asia Greater London with highest among cities outside the United States Washington had the greatest density of tele phones per population with about for every persons The information contained in Telephone Statistics of the World which is compiled by the American Telephone and Telegraph Company takes most a year to collect from mora than 250 governments and tries throughout the world I Scotch and The entire herd Mrs Margaret Arnold and Mr Sam were returned to the offices they held last year Municipal Affairs set up secretary and treasurer respec tively Seven directors representing the seven school sections in the township were elected and are as follows Jer sey Bernard Thompson Bel haven Edwin Mount TUESDAY Located on No This herd consists of head of In excellent condition pose and some two goals and assisted on two others Bob Cook was the other with a yen to get goats Cook Rot two and Nobby Ash furnished the fifth of the period Moving into the second Artie Barber converted Bob Vealc pass and Barber supplied Nobby Ash with a relay for a rigging- hitting shot to raise Auroras count to before Gerry found a chink in Joe Burkes armor Bob Cook com pitted his hat trick on pans from Grant to it the thrccqiiiirtQr polo of the third Then Murray Yorko clicked for the visitors final payoff shot lato in the session Friend Aimer Now Years message- to the Newmar ket troops Pepper Martin Bill Smith and Bab had desired result trio played Improved hockey Bill Smith in particular coming buck to form Andy Class was standout on the Aurora rearguard and Joe was top host In Exhibition Game from last week Barrio Flyers Newmarket Spits Barrio fl St Barrio Fly- A Shipbuilder IhoHu were noma im portant turned In Inst theres only nno thing for Geo Harry MorrSnon mid Spitfire brass to do tribe up Into Junior A com- puny Nlnctyninu percent of fans tut Barrio Junior A placers visited hero a week that If tho would only and pirn like that Colling wood Bush and won hi no longer be bad wolves Though on hooka exhi bition tho game had plenty action and most of would welcome return of Happy and company anytime Spit might collared a win ex cept for fact tho Flyer ran Into spot of good flying In the period At that the Spits were crowding with a a Clark Martin Keswick Adam Chalmers Heches Point and Base Line Mr and Mrs Garnet Evans and Donald visited the home of Mrs on Sunday- Mr Ross Mitchcl visited his mother at on Sunday Sorry to hear Mrs has not been well usual Mr and Mrs Dan Gill and children visited Mr and Mrs Donald Scott Vnndorf on Sun day United church service hall each Sunday Is am Sunday school MOUNT PLEASANT Womens Guild will meet at the homo of Vtvst David son or Tuesday Jan at pm Same from hero attended meeting on Monday evening dealing with Warble fly that Ih Mich menace to cattle Sorry to hoar that Miss Is on nick list Mr Moulds spent Mon day at Hut homo of Mr Bernard Davidson J The ill Drug Tobacconist tuft lead produced In round one Then the- erupted for four gcinb In three min utes and two trailed Spits never quite caught Flyers again but did pull up within nno of as Barrio by Si margin over tho rest of route likely to go on the negotiation lint If ha can Junior certificate Why Don Smith picked up two goals to Spits Grant Firth counted a tut did Kim who steady game Don and game gave Huh fan fl to view Hap Emms trad ing first hand as nil the Barrio star Orvnl Tony Hill Harrington and Jack wore In action John and Jim pair of Emma old reliables Kan a standout game trouble with pair of goal apiece to spearhead 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