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4 w Oct Of Cents and Steel PIm To Start Now Auroras New Disposal Plant Aurora District Disappointment for Aurora leaders came on this week with postponement six months on the start of an to Aurora sewage plant The sewage odors about which north end residents have complained were to have eliminated by July by the new disposal plant The construction of the new addition cannot start this fall only one tender was at hand on Monday Nine firms had been estimating on the job- As a result council members took the advice of consulting en gineer Don and cancel led the call for the present In midDecember the job will be readvertised and tenders in for January 20 That will place the effective completion of the plant at the end of instead of October estimates to months work The reason there were no ten- this week lies in the short ages of both cement and steel The cement shortage has been building up through the summer and fall season According to Mr the steel for rein forcing is at present on a four- months delivery basis for Cana dian steel and six weeks if pre miumprice US steel is used Aurora council decided to re turn the one bid received from a Hamilton firm unopened with advice that the construction bids will be called again later in the year Regardless of the price I do not think there should be any award under the circumstan ces Mr advised The reason is that in the past month even more in the past two weeks the situation of supply of cement and steel has very much wors ened Members of the council obeyed the induction of Mayor Dr Hen derson to not let our disappoint ment run away with this but to postpone it for a month and see if we cannot get more bids There was a discussion regarding the best lime of year to ask again for bids A motion by Council lors and Corbett that the call for tenders be left until Jan uary was voted down a resolu tion by Councillor Bailey and Deputyreeve Jones was I- J WILLIS Druggist St Aurora The Drug Store -News- Agent Tobacconist etc Business Founded Telephone PA- AUHOBA BOOK MUSIC SHOPPE Stationery Greeting Cards etc Agent For Era Classified Ada I THE MISSES WOOD St Aurora r j Make It A Habit Meet Your Friends At The O HESS I Dm Store Two Graduate Pharmacists Tonic St Aurora PA Call A Far Friendly Personal Service Shop At JOHN MORNINGS DRUG STORE fit Telephone PA- to call the bids in midDe cember Mr Jones argued that a months difference in time would let the winning tenderer get his materials ordered in time for the start of construction with the lifting of frost in early spring Mayor Henderson pointed out that the present council had full knowledge of details about the disposal plant addition He said that any new members of the town council may not feel like proceeding until they are familiar with the proposals Percy A LongTime Salesman Is Buried At Aurora An Aurora man wellknown through his busy lifetime as a salesman Percy Angus died suddenly last Friday in his year at his home Mill St The funeral held with a Legion service following was on Mon day from Thompson funeral chapel with interment at the Aurora cemetery Mr Heise was born in New market one of the family of the late Mr Abraham and Frances He attended school in Newmarket and as a young man worked for Canes plant In he moved to Aurora and married Jenny McLeod of Au rora In he enlisted with the Aurora company of the County battalion and serv ed with them in England and in France After returning from War I service Mr became a salesman for pianos with the firm Toronto Later he became a salesman of electric appliances for years with the Sovereign and firms in Toronto later with Kel- vinator When a young man in New market Mr was active in sports playing lacrosse with the Newmarket Talagoos and some hockey He was a hockey referee in the old Trolley League Through his association with musical instruments he became an executive and supporter of the Aurora Boys Band He was a member of Aurora United church Since formation of Au rora Legion branch he had been an active member Surviving are his wife and two sons Earl Bus of Toronto and Bruce of Aurora As well there arc three brothers and one sister Norman of Maple Lawr ence and Clarence Toronto Mrs William Howe Mabel Toron to The funeral service was con ducted by Rev John Morris Pallbearers were Mr three brothers and Messrs Joe Smith and Percy The regular service was followed by the Legion burial service with a nephew Ted Mc- Clenny as bugler Aurora Social News Mr and Mrs Harold Toronto weekended with Mrs Alice Centre Street Mrs H Mark Ave spent a week with her daughters in Toronto Mrs Walter Kingsmill Miss Emily and Mrs Fisher all of Toronto spent Thursday last week with Mr and Mrs Ed Cole Mr Grant Edwards former recreational leader now of Windsor spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs James Brooks Wellington Street East Mr and Mrs William feldt spent Satur day last in town visiting friends Mr and Mrs J Roberts Tyler St were in Toronto Sun day with relatives Mrs Elsie attended the meeting of Zone Command ers and Provincial officers of the Legion Ladies Auxiliaries held in Toronto over the weekend Alderman Clifford Herman and family spent Sun day with Mr and Mrs Lindsay and Mrs Sylvia Grain ger Mr and Mrs Joseph McGhee spent the weekend with their son in Richmond Hill Last Friday night a group of friends and neighbors held a shower event for Mr and Mrs Bill the former Norma following their recent marriage The shower was held at the home of the brides parents Mr and Mrs second conces sion of Whitchurch The couple received many gifts including a TV chair given by a group of Aurora ladies Mr Graham Teasdale Lock- port spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Harry Aurora Debates Artesian Drilling For Water Supply Turn Down Idea Of Paying Part industry Services A decision of the planning com mittee of Aurora town council at Mondays meeting was oppos ed to the town paying any part of the cost of sewers walks and roadways for industrial develop ments The future industrial de velopment must go with new subdivision growth paralleling the construction of residential homes Assessment value for commercial or industrialused land must equal the assessment on new subdivision homes as a part of Aurora councils policy Two weeks ago the spokes man for a proposed subdivision asked that the town as a whole share in the cost of services such as a trunk sewer and trunk wa ter mains to an industry Such services are included in the town enforced subdividers agreement At the time arguments were put forward that Aurora should he willing to go part in paying the cost of services for any such Industrial plant or commercial building Most of the council members at that meeting agreed that it was not fair for the sub- divider to pay through local im provement taxation the full cost of servicing an industry which will help balance the towns as sessment structure The matter was referred to a secret meeting of Aurora council in committee of the whole last Wednesday for discussion No thing is known by the public about contrary reasons but the end result opposing the sugges tion was again in front of this weeks public meeting of Councillor Child chairman of the committee reported that the policy of installation of ser vices to new industrial subdivi sion areas roads and sewers etc be under local improve ment agreement and charged against the property The re port was adopted unanimously Aurora Starts Bytaw For Plumbing Inspection After having changed from be ing politely sceptical to the stage where every member was in fa vor Aurora town council on Monday this week passed first reading of Plumbing In spection bylaw When the remaining readings are given the town will join the other municipalities which arc serviced by the York County health unit for plumbing regula tion The plumbing inspectors duty is like that of in spection of wiring to regulate safety but in addition the health unit inspector acts as an adviser in educating plumbers to have their work in accord with stand ards of the Ontario Plumbing Code The only municipalities now without the plumbing inspection under a municipal bylaw are King and townships with Aurora J FUEL KIDS INSTEAD OF WITH SPOUSE USE GOOD OIL Mi I one thin It the wonderful Job quilt cm to borne Order PA A special meeting of Aurora town council will be held for complete discussion and decision about getting an artesian well WOO supply with an examination of facts about building storage res ervoir That was decided as the council members accepted the idea that failure to locate a well which cart be pumped for the anticipated needs meant a new approach to find a solution Twice in recent weeks Reeve Murray reported to the council that drilling efforts to find a pumping well had run Into an artesian flow Both were of small proportions and both were I capped off or plugged by the drillers for the International Wa- Supply Co One he men- was at the site called No which had an artes ian flow of gallons a minute On another occasion the reeve reported that the drillers had plugged off a flow which was struck while drilling in the Tim bers subdivision cast of the C tracks Reeve Murray head of the fire and water committee earlier re ported he had secured permission from the Province of Ontario to drill on the highways depart ment land the subway and street Again at last weeks meeting he urged the council to further investigate that site before giving up the Idea of a pump well in favor of building a reservoir for Auroras future needs Councillor Davidson urged with Mayor Henderson that the matter of a sufficient water supply bo given Immediate pri ority rather than left to the council Councillor Stod- on the other hand felt that an enlargement of the pres ent water sources could be ar ranged with Ontario Hospi tal supply which flows a greater rate than the hospital can use and to might piped Into the Aurora system SCOUTS APPLE DAY RAISES IN AURORA The lenders and members of the group committee of Aurora Scouting were extremely pleased by the response of the public to the Apple Day appeal last Sat urday The result of the sales In the month of July Cana dians spent million on vehicles and alltime monthly high CLUBMEN COUNCIL SEE CONSERVATION FILM Members of the town and dis trict municipal councils were guests last Tuesday when Aurora Lions club marked Civic Night The feature was a film on con servation shown by Conservation Officer George of the Game and Fisheries department Club member Frank Underhill gave an address on aspects of civic administration The chairl was occupied by Lambert All the members of Aurora council attended with Whit church represented by Deputy- reeve Sid and King town ship by Reeve Elton Armstrong and township clerk Harold Rose PINE ORCHARD Mr Jack and daugh ter of Ottawa spent Thanksgiving weekend home of Mr and Mrs George The held the October meeting at the home of Mrs Carl Link The program was in the charge of the Agriculture and Canadian Industrial committee A paper on Cavalcade of Agri culture was read by Mrs Carl Link A contest by Mrs Johnston on agricultural imple ments was won by Mrs Arnold Johnson The WI will sponsor a sale of baking aprons and good used clothing at the home of Mrs P Wood on Wednesday Nov Proceeds will be in aid of York County hospital Mr Robert Cody and Mrs Al lan Cody were recent guests of Mr and Mrs Roger Kirkpatrick Perth Aurora Man Heads Rangers Squadron Announcement has been made by LiCol J A that C Squadron of Queens York Rangers which has training and headquarters at Aurora is to be commanded by S Macpher- son newly promoted to Captain He replaces Major who takes on duties at regimental in Toronto Captain Macpherson who is an Aurora garage proprietor and lives in King township has been out of active army service for about a year He was a recruit ing officer of Central Command for a period after service in Korea while a lieutenant with an Ottawa unit The local militiamen have been told that in the next year they will have four tanks as their establishment of the squadron are taking courses at Camp Borden each weekend Training for the complete squadron is on Monday and Thursday nights at the Armories Mr and Mrs George Field Brampton were Thanksgiving visitors of Mr and Mrs Ross Miss Blossom Portingcll God- spent last week with Mr and Mrs William Mr and Mrs and family attended the golden wed ding anniversary reception of Mrs parents Mr and Mrs Whitfield Thornbury recently The October meeting of the Willing Workers was held at the home of Mrs Ross Mrs Horace Mullen gave an ex cellent paper on Thanksgiving- Mrs Elmer Starr conducted the mission study and Mrs Arnold Johnson read A birthday pre sent for mother Lunch was served by the hostess and Mrs William Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Delbert Dike on the birth of a daughter Mr and Mrs Douglas Hope and family and Mr- and Mrs Edgar Dennis were recent guests of Mr and Mrs Bert Hooey Rev George New market was guest pastor at Un ion church on Sunday Rev Hugh Shannon Newmar ket will be guest pastor for three weeks Union church while Rev George is on holi days Church service will be at am and Sunday school at Wedding Standards of white gladioli and mums set the theme in Mel ville United church for the Oc tober wedding of Eleanor Jean daughter of Mr and Mrs Gor don of and Herbert Bruce Sproxton son of Mr and Mrs Russell Sproxton of Rev Harold officiated The wedding music was ployed by Mrs Edgar Nigh and soloist Mrs Glen sang The Lords Prayer and O Perfect Love Wearing traditional white sa tin and lace the bride was given in marriage by her father Her floorlength gown with net over lay was trimmed with sparkling sequins The long sleeved ja cket was of lace and the matching tiara also trimmed with sequins held her floor- length veil of French lace She carried a cascade of American Beauty roses and fern Her attendants were Miss Edna Stickley as maidofhonor and Miss Margaret Smith as brides maid They were gowned alike in pink floorlength gowns of iridescent taffeta and carried cascades of Talisman roses and fern Donna and Dale twin sisters of the bride were flower girls in floorlength gowns of blue iridescent taffeta with de mure Peter Pan collars and car ried yellow roses and white car nations Best man was Frank Lehman and the ushers were Don Sprox brother of the groom and Frank brother of the bride The reception for guests was held in the church parlors The brides mother wore a gown of lovely lady faille and a cor sage of yellow roses The grooms mother wore French blue crepe with navy accessories and a corsage of pink roses Special guests were Mrs Nel lie Crossley grandmother of the bride and Mrs Atkinson grandmother of the groom La ter the happy couple left for a rip to Ottawa the bride tra velling in a dark green suit with palm beige hat tan shoes and purse and corsage of pink roses On their return they will reside in liSt Canada has daily news papers about 1000 weekly news 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