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av J kj 15 r i M J t J- ft JSSKSj1 era I lv r Vv ii- By Car The Newmarket Era ana is Thursday im- rfi V ivisions ins rties union and dinner 25 Drumhead r id beheld itiOtt Fori York 7- iitei v -i- r J rf CO REGISTER NOW YORK RANGERS REGIMENT TORONTO CANADA I name on your mailing list and for- ward me particulars aridj information regarding the 200th arid Reunion and Dinner of the Queens iiV Battalion ji A controversial question con cerning a proposed increase in the lot levy on subdivisions was settled by Aurora council Mon day night For all neve subdi- the municipal fee will be per lot an increase of but no increase will be imposed on three proposed subdivision the Case and Cousins develop merits The reason council gives for the increase is the higher than expected cost of an addition to the municipal sewage disposal plant The cost will be 80000 higher than the original esti mate The general opinion was that the old residents should not have to pay the high costs and that subdivisions causing the need for the plant addition should pay Two weeks ago it was propos ed that the increase be for all subdivisions including the Case and Cousins developments No subdivided agreements had been signed by these developers but legal arrangements had been completed The controversy came when it was suggested that council delays had prevented the from making the fi nal signaturesIt there had been no delays it would not have been possible for them to be excluded from the increase in lot levies it was pointed out Anew proposal was plant he continued They Property Has Been Sold This Large Supply Must Go JATURDAY MARCH AT 230 YONGE STREET SOUTH AURORA Next south of- Highlands Golf Club at the Monday meeting of council to make a compromise that all subdivisions including the Case and Cousins develop ment pay per lot Disa greement continued- Council discussed points of view on three subdivisions the Miller Case and Cousins developments Only a draft plan had been submitted by Miller and there are to be a number of changes in the plan Councillor Child pointed out In the meantime a proposal by Councillor William Davidson for a graduated fee based on the size of lot frontages was turned down by council His proposal was a levy for 50 foot lots 500 for lots up to feet 600 for frontages of to feet and 700 for frontages over feet Councillor Davidson felt that the policy would encourage more small homes which young peo ple could buy but others felt that it would discourage the building of large homes which would provide larger assess ments for the town The propo sal was defeated Council discussed each of the Case Miller and Cousins subdi visions in regard to an increase on lot levies There is an extra to pay for this sewage disposal plant said Mayor Henderson Councillors Keith and Bailey claimed that its not the subdividers fault This is just passing the buck said Mr Bailey Both Bailey and opposed extra levies on the Case Cousins and Miller subdivisions All I am interested in is not penalizing the older residents of the town for the development of new subdivisions said the mayor The have caused the need for the new disposal iii t A Case Cousins and Miller have not signed agreements The subdivisions are not finished and it might be some time before they are Ill wait until someone comes in and accuses council of holding things up I dont think council has Deputyreeve Victor Jones dis agreed Mr Cousins had been help up by council he declared Councillor Child denied that there was any delay on councils part He said there was difficulty in persuading Mr Cousins to com ply with lot line requirements Mr Case came here several times asking how he could ex pedite matters said Councillor How many times asked the mayor Three times said Councillor Child said that he had been before the planning board but not council during the past year Why shouldnt we go back to Collis Leather and ask them for a different arrangement I dont think charging these three would be quite ethi cal said Mr Leather is paying a share of the cost of the disposal plant based on the original estimate not the actual cost Said Reeve Davis Nobody seems to know whose fault it was that the Case and Cousins agreements were not signed I dont think that Messrs Case and Miller should be penalized but the Miller subdivision is a dif ferent matter because the plan is further from completion Some favored taking all three in the policy for the lot levy in crease some for all except for Case and Cousins and Nisbet and Bailey held out for omitting Case Cousins and Miller Coun cil reviewed each case separate ly A deals a deal declared Suffers Mhor Injuries John Stafford seven year old son of Mr and Mrs J Staf ford of Aurora was knocked un conscious when he was struck by a car near his home on Monday afternoon The car was driven by Miss Mary Lou 18 of John was admitted to York County hospital where he was treated for bruises shock and a head cut His condition was de scribee as satisfactory on Mon day night According to witnesses John was returning home from school with other boys and had stopped briefly at the corner of Spruce and Centre Sts Apparently not seeing the approaching vehicle he backed into it The driver said that when she saw the children at the corner she blew her horn but was unable to stop as the child stepped into the path of her car Chief Dunham of the Au rora police who investigated the accident said that traffic on Centre St was heavy that after noon as it was being diverted from Yonge St to facilitate the removal of poles Janitor wanted for 5 room school oil furnace Commence April 1st V Apply RAYMOND RURT KING CITY Next door to Bank of Commerce J a 4 Art A SCHOMBERG Mrs Frank Burnett Maple and Mrs Herb Toronto spent the weekend with their niece Miss Cora Aitchison Mr and Mrs Ken Leonard visited Mr and Mrs Frank on Sunday at Kettleby A meeting of the Evening Guild was held at the home of Mrs Marks on Wednesday last week Mr and Mrs C and Mrs spent Tuesday evening in Toronto with friends A number from here attended the euchre at Deacons school on Friday evening Mr and Mrs Ed Wood and Doris and Mr and Mrs Al Cairns were guests of Delia Mc- Kinley on Sunday evening W H I LAUNDRY til- If ill I ivc m Pickup Mondays and Fridays Phone Baldwin m I PHONE COLLECTS i YORK NORTH RIDING CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING r NEWMARKET TOWN HALL SATURDAY MARCH 1956 i-W- ou J- A i I J r Everywhere in Canada the 1956 Monarch Is being standout A glance at its low lines tells you why in a second Heres -3- 5 line and stylethat Is truly Vfe Naturally youd expect wmcthihg special from a great new engine by the responsiveness you get from a Monarch V8 until youve tried it on the road Youll appreciate the extra safety that Is provided for you and your family by Monarchs Safety- Planned Design with new safely steering wheel and door latches optional safety seat belts and expanded plastic padding for instrument panel and visors to protect you in the event of an accident Your FordMonarch Dealer would like to have you drive a Monarch to savour its magnificent performance to enjoy the incomparable case pro vided by Monarchs modern power assists power steering power brakes 4way power scat and power window lifts and of course the most versatile automatic transmission ever designed Wont you accept his invitation soon AS RECEIVES DOCTORATE Mr King son of Mr and Mrs Sanford King of Newmarket has received his doctor of philosophy degree from the University of Wiscon sin Dr King is doing research work in northern Michigan where Mrs King and their three children will join him Councillor Bailey Wo made those deals with subdividers with which they were to comply Even though they havent signed we shouldnt go back on a deal Answering Bailey Councillor Child said There has been nothing signed There has been only verbal agreement and that doesnt mean anything Obviously But I dont op erate that way replied Mr Bailey No increase was imposed on the 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