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Newmarket Era and Express, 16 Aug 1956, p. 2

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I r il Slim mi temporary leave of absence etUnd a bird watchers con- the thriving of reports from hive been has been trying to let resident correspondent at at community in the far flung East Newmarket Corner has had a Ik about municipal water Only at the Corner they mi shortage a shortage Lukes Garage has put m discount for car washes and the Water car beverage firm put en W Corner been parched dry to Mayor Maynott the biggest to come the Corner recently con- the big water discovery Starch Water Sup ft Company has been in the the council to find wa ter any cost Teat drilling been going on for years and say that the ground up of the township is full of holes that if water wee the ground it evaporate any good hot day now search the world over for a water supply is the company Some people would prefer to go to the other side of the world if yon pay their expenses rather them dig locally Last week Councillor Bust decided that the town was pay ing too much to the well driller tor not getting water He brought in an old trapper from over Ridge who was mi posed to have been an au thority on water and a with the divining rod It was the same dy the ear nival came to town A group of doubting member of coun cil gathered a field on the southern of tovn where the trapper thought wa ter likely would be found In terested citizens who had been taking their children to the car nival in the next lot gathered to gape The old trapper took his fork- ad stick out of an old violin Editors Notebook We hear some enjoyable rep artee at the town council meet ing from to time and this weeks meeting was a special one The major contributor with the quick wit Councillor There was some discussion this week about the name of streets in Newmarket Council lor referred to all the local names on streets and said he thought some should hear the names of national figures instead of local ones I have nothing against Harry Stan Miller nor lot- Vale for that matter local names on local street hut this is Newmarket Canada not Newmarket per iod He suggested such national personalities- as Mackenzie King it Bennett and Sir John A after whom street should le named we dont even have a King St- he said when he was trying to ease and dusted the may or shook hands and the reeve and deputyreeve wished him good luck- Coun cillor Busts chest swelled Be ing responsible- for finding wa ter his reelection be as sured in December In fact he might have with the idea of running against the deputy That would mean a county council post And that might mean he could be a coun ty commissioner even head up the Home for the Aged commit tee and everybody knows what that means be lots of mileage too To get back to the water story the old rapper got a glassy look in his eye and start ed marching around the field holding the forked stick out in front of him A hush fell over the crowd The trapper went stiff and his whiskers flared out Like a ro bot he took mechanical steps toward the fence where there was a grove of cedars his eyes were glassy and the forked stick as though a volt charge was going through it I think this heres signifi cant whispered Councillor Bust who motioned the crowd forward like a scoutmaster on a scavenger hunt with his boys following close behind- The old trapper stopped at the grove of trees and fell over unconscious his forked stick broken Wow It must be a underground lake weve found cried Bust It was later in the evening that Councillor Bust was picked up by the local gendarmes for disturbing the peace and for having consumed too much gin He was the butt of the town joke of the year and were afraid his political career has been ruined Theyd forgotten that car nival had set up tents in the next field i n d the cedar grove And right behind the trees was the Tunnel Of Love concession with the big lank of water where the couples took their little boat rides in the darkened tent tunnel The old trappers divining rod was right but il didnt do Cut- tin Corners much good nor Councillor Bust- f I tips From the Files of 25 Ago kit f York TheExprcM Herald it J 9 I SSe jot In pre IK Member of A f Canada Canaan and the A dlt Bureau l M Claw Mall Port OKIee- tell council that no more water should be piped to East Councillor colored the meeting with other choice phrases In five years time Alex will be dead Gladstone idler vill member of the provincial parliament and Ed die Wnghtmao will be prime minister and Newmarket may be short of water But is that any reason why should up in my grave and shout I told you That was lii answer In a suggestion that there wax no tise in passing a resolution alKjut not giving water Jo Someone Raid that council could not pass anything which could not he changed Someone else had said that years council cannot hind next years council If it were not for the occas ional like we have mentioned sitting a council session from pm to would be unbearable Now it is just MOLD CONVENTION IN ONTARIO Mrs Margaret Toronto of utensils and dishes The Witness sect who are meeting of the religion come from all parts living audrnou of them eatinj ljUflKy lit up for I John E Maiwgittg Editor Women Hatkelt Sparta Racine Job Printing Production THE EDITORIAL PAGE SOME GOOD PUBLICITY Certain arid have received a steady supply of publicity in Newmarket for a Ion time Moat of the publicity ha been bad With the problems in subdivisions by Newmarket local people might suppose that then no such thing as a good subdivide Quite naturally they probably have it in mind that a subdivide- is a scheming indivi dual who big profits and runs for it leaving be hind the problems for the new home owners and the local government has a major exception in town namely the Shady Acres Development Company It established a north of Davis Drive the County of York administration buildings Although it is the border in East had to be made with Newmarket town council for muni cipal services When Councillor was chairman of the plan ning committee the Shady Acres company was required to produce industrial assessment within the town to offset the subdivisions requirements local services and to balance the assessment The firm was to build a factory with approximately feet of floor space and upon it being rented or sold to an industry to build another of approximately feet The firm built the first plant on Charles St of Square feet beyond what the town asked of it That building is the new plant for the Kra and press It is an excellent building and no work has been left undone New plans have been drawn up for a second building next dour of 1000 square feet floor area again going beyond the towns requirements We hear of no complaint about the Shady Acre subdivision and it generally considered to be a good development The developers are looking after the small problems which will always crop up among new home owners The Shady Acres development has hitherto received no publicity because there has been nothing but good concerning it As some readers tell us we should not forget to write about the good aide of community affairs in Newmarket Messrs and Bis- gotitd have taken an interest in the community and although they are not residents have friends hare We have knowledge of a number of worthy community projects they have assisted and they chose to remain anonymous in making their contributions While town council gave away a good part of the town to o I r it was strict with Shady Acres No doubt it is discouraging to the firm to see advantages going to other concerns when it has more than lived up to its obligations to the town and taken a genuine Interest in the community TO SPEND MORE A being carried out at the present time in Newmarket by a firm of is assumed that the reassessment will eliminate any un fairness which probably now causing some resi dents to pay more taxes than they should be paying and others to pay It also is assumed that the pre- sent mill rate would raise more money in Newmarket with a new equalized assessment More money may be raised but not likely saved It seem that municipal debts go up in proportion to in creasing asessmenta Ontarios municipalities have been breaking records in taxes and debts Taxable assessment at the end of last year stood at or an increase of more than lit per cent over the base of set The gross de benture debt stood percent than the base It is to be hoped that a higher total assessment on the town of will not encourage future to be carried away with Wie thought that the ceiling will be lifted by the Ontario Municipal for fur ther Mr Verne of I home af ter visiting relative in Mr a party tamed from their trip the 1atUfrp4rt of thin I Mrs P Cane and Lois art holiday Gordon Hay of Mr A Mrs Jarre- and Mr trip to Sat It hi they Mr- Roads Ma John ham Mr Cane and Km ha returned from holidays Or Sunday Mr Toole of formerly of railed on in town Mr Toole iiaf beta Staying and also hi brother Alfred in Toronto who is iferd- her holiiv- with her jr Mr- Dr of Buffalo Mr of the Ajfrirwitifal holidaying a Chatham the recipient of many gifts at a given in honor S nfrr of Friday evening la- I York Railway Com pany making a of a A ivZAtit l ft is- opened on the ot Hallway north of Mr A J he V George about sod of and it he by the It a a fifftprtny a Lake Park The premiss by Mr A Smith and by 0 to next weY There arfe short on eitnr sidi of spflifjo entraft- vfyrh rfipr awl noi e The a for day wht tK iinnlftum ertr ivgau r aurartr There an ard firm reru r handle Society Sapper or to vitA fcy Dairy Farmer The Top Six Inches It hard to believe that last vear we had the The fee LONG WAIT It was unfortunate for contractors that difficulties iohecrning the Newmarket public library project held hack payments for work done in good faith con tractors suffered because issues involving the library board and the town council had fco be dealt with ami de layed responsibility or blame the work was completed In one case a contractor took out a lien the building but it was little to htm Little seem to have been shown for contractors and the whole affair Waves the communfty DOWN TO FOUR Hand Hon Spectator We are not moved to by the woebegone tale that the Maharajah of Jaipur has been reduced to four elephant five palaces servant and a piffling in come of per annum There was a time when he could muster elephants for a tiger shoot and there were a few more naught tacked on to the end of his income figure but the Government of India since inde pendence has copied the Western technique of the tax- And it just as cries of OUR SIDE OF THE STORY by HARVEY harvest behind and the middle of the spring grain combining even more amazing that in a year when everything is late two or three week it almost easier to find time to get things than in other normal years This brings up the of a rather neglected field in farming namely the planning of a years work where varie ties crops and their growth habits would be adjusted a way to make the best use of ma chinery and manpower It is just possible that by Insisting on early operations and early maturity we difficult for ourselves It might just be that it be easier to have pastures and hay come a hit slower in the spring to have the wheat Relayed by slower ma turing varieties like far this year miss storm reason with spring main tall and heavy when it can do most da mage If one could finish grain harvest by- say Septem ber then the second cut hay by the of month put in the fall wheat and- then do the corn and the roots it could us the more season all together Ami dont that it is possible to sow wheat up until October and iel a s n a good yields The ime iu this scheme of is that very little control in plan and most of the livuud design done by the weather to fast growr and we that net he to and it helpful to fee if varijtks crop- could be mixed in with what we have to give us bal ance in our operation We think that this is true ev en for pasture Now this yea we didnt have early pasture a a matter fact we had one the latest turning out times wo ever had Vet last year with the early growth we were M feeding hay by now and year we are having ample pas ture and one that produces too is almost as if the amount of growth in a would be con stant and one doesnt it at one in spring one can have it later on hi connection with pastured We might add that this was the year when fertttiam really paid off We have Iveu rotat ing head of cows on four plots of five acres each and used an additional 10 acres of field once for five days This being close to the middle of August it looks very much as we get through the year without supplementary feeding roughage And so it really boils down la the weather our old friend and and reminds us of aft old Arab which said Please Allah give us rain for the crops and please dont listen to those who are praying for dry weather because they want to travel i COLLECTIVISM AND IN MIDDLE BALLERINAS TRAIN IN WILD WOODS faces two rivals in and ted in- supported Spurn and Portugal The three popu lous countries of are the of eonflleting Only in Britain and sial of North- Knropv can we feel ttuit even Italy nod France ait had at one time Or another but none A Diem any jieikjiai to the Mud came Hie two and Hitler remember Unit people rarely ship in preference to racy They accept dictator fiiirBuae they think he they through the machinery of de mocracy Thus democracy not mo 11 people who think there is of mum gnat I a I liberty today and a tin tat he- the value for fHiimnuniata a econ omic nicy hold that the economic ran arhlevud only by iuitty and v a when a die ilk hi the belief that he will grant certain privileges which would be do them by the people may a be it may drive hto an alliance with The ieiuovrulic of Germany Italy and Frame on Atlioiic the par- in and Italy and the in Hia parties anti clerical and they are not corn tollable today in support of re gime that Many of an alliance with the would be more in accord their walking- class party that reason is in Italy France the poMjibilUy of popular fund which run ttic danger of being taken over by the com as in teehoslovakia a I a I i i a tic Church They regard hi an which has aichy both In theory and fhey contend Itiat Chinch has and democratic H Kuinpa They for get that Churchmen no sortou eiihvr Hit lar or Mjunohnt France Liberal have their nwcr die They out thai the opposition of the Church to republican and democratic regime almost always a matter of They argue that the in France and the republican in Spain were robbing the Church and mur dering churchmen The breach between Church and State in Italy was occasion ed by the forcible conquest of Vatican by the Italian The between atioialiaiai and Catholicism keen It it likely lo Ween that will in the struggle My opinion for what it worth is that the odd favor the survival of democracy noi by any wide margin seenws to lie safest iit partly in not a threat there and partly in Get many the have been mi at rung that the fear of Church domination has not mIko has other the federal form of and democratic education pro be making the purest job of run- denvreralic government f are and liberty- loving hut border on an Whan combined for law and govern maid in the move inont it can lead actual an- arehythe reguler f dictatorship most French politics have the feeling that things are not t bad a they seem Clericalism an important in France but churchmen seem resigned to having It settled through the democratic In Italy where churchmen greatest tins for democracy are good the eh eh men iliow no of aupKrtiiiK or par it an of and take it it unlikely that the church men would turn to any Franco for help it unlikely that any Francs could upset the ex government in Italy A final point which are apt to what ever may be true of Spain it la not true the Chinch de pend on dictator in the world a whole The center of grav ity in the Church lo bo kt North America and North American Catholics are democrats appear then dial there much of Church- taking any the iu The real danger and chief ally poverty In turn w chiefly due overpopulation and all the of Kurope are overpopulated the future of Freedom in Mil fop may depend or not population can be kept down hi reasonable levels 1 Ac m tin Hot the the iA Mriv i I itytiHifvuUmi mi knit in inter unit i not junction of the to the dirtlion of on individual wnoVlnif the of Algonquin Park Ontario rub their eyes when they come across this siren Men Hut there are no men allowed on shore as the girls are training for a ballet career and theyre mixing holidays and the hard of routine There are students in the daw which being trained a dancer of the Sadlers company The girls who sylvan setting the school are iwk to the ejxaetlog thai ballerinas

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