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The Newmarket Era and Express Thursday May NATIONAL SEWIR PIPE UNITED I MAIL Solan 100 Sfratl Toronto 3 THIS a W COUPON COMPANY TODAY aodkss I CITY PROV I rV ffiB- JOT if a 1 IN NORTH YORK VOTE FOR King News To Graduate Miss Carol Busby daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Busby Fifth of King will graduate in her nurses training course at Wom ens College hospital Toronto on Friday evening May Her work will not be completed there until October She will receive a special award given by the hos pital for the first time Her par ents brother and sister Barbara will be among the guests attend ing the ceremony Visitors of Mr Alfrecl McBride on Sunday were Mr and Mrs and their teenage daugh ter of Toronto They attended the United church anniversary services Rally Nine members of the King City CG1T and leader Mrs Don Hut chinson attended the York Coun ty rally at Markham on May Carol Gellatly and Glenna Saw yer conducted two discussion groups The King City group took the worship service Honored A presentationdance as large as a Schomberg Fair dance was given in honor of Mr and Mrs Allan C b r in the town hall Schomberg last Friday evening The was the former Ruth Kitchen daughter of Mr Harry Kitchen and the late Mrs Kitch en who was married in Febru ary The young couple was pre sented with a handsome purse of money Visiting Mr and Mrs Harold Russell on Sunday were the Har ry Mills family of Snowball In the evening Mr and Mrs Russell Miss Betty Edwards and Mr Hans motored to the Russell Rest Home at where the young people sang hymns for the five elderly ladies including Mrs Russell Sr Ridges Of Trade Wants Garbage Collection System Requesting King council to au thorize a garbage collection builtup areas of Oak Ridges sim ilar to the system set up by Whit church members of Oak Ridge Board of Trade making the re quest will be asked to send repre sentatives to meet council on May at the evening meeting The Board would be asked to have a municipal area approved by ratepayers through a petition King Council has been notified that applications to install munic ipal waterworks ex tensions and sewage must be sent to the new Ontario Waterworks Commission of which Dr Berry has been made chairman This is change in the former procedure which skirted early in April JACK RYE YOUR LIBERAL CANDIDATE At age Jack Rye is a tried and trusted veteran in public service in the County of York He ia a native son of the Riding having been born on the East farm where he now successfully carries on mixed farming He has served his home township for eleven years as a member of municipal council four years as Councillor two years as Deputyreeve and five years as Reeve He served the County of York in the high office of War den He knows the people of North York and their problems and is fitted by training and experience to represent the rid ing in the Parliament of Canada On June vote and work for the election of Jack Rye and the return of the administration which has given Canada its era of greatest development and prosperity Dont take a chance on empty promises This time Vote Liberal and continue good sound and strong government in Canada If there is any particular problem you would like to dis cuss with the candidate contact him at his Mount Albert home or any of his committee rooms and he will be glad to call on you By NORM First King Scouts And Cubs Hold Father Son Banquet Ousted from their home town for the first time in the history of King district scouting because there was no room large enough in King City to accommodate the annual Father and Son banquet First King scouts cubs and the scout committee chose Maple Community Centre May 2 for the event At the head table were group chairman Alex Knight Cubmast- and local advisor L Har vey and assistant Miss Ethel Thomas Mr May York Summit District commissioner Rev C Rev and Stanley Hudson public relations officer of the De partment of Lands and Forests Maple When nearly boys introduc ed their fathers Scout Donald Gordon six foot four inches tall said This is my father A J Gordon His dad is only six feet in height Nevertheless the height of the fathers didnt cut any ice as every father was a proud man that night when he heard Commissioner May say he expected the King district scouting organization to become the banner group in the newly formed York Summit The Scout Mothers Auxiliary served plates of home cooked turkey for the sumptuous supper the long tables decorated with bowls of spring Some fathers had three sons to buy supper tickets for Mr Ar chie of the group committee was flanked by three sons and likewise Austin Rumble by his three wolf cubs Commissioner May paid tribute to the cubmasters and scout lead er Stan Roots as well as the group committee It is not hard to assist these people said the Com missioner It gets in your blood and the challenge is to put York Summit on the map Mr May gave out an association honor badge to Mrs A McLennan past group committee chairman LIBERAL CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS Main Street Newmarket Phone TW 52639 Published by North York Liberal Assoc I YOU BEAT THE EXPERTS A friend of mine who once found himself Involved In a civil court case says hat several limes since then lie has had the same dream or rather nightmare In his dream my friend who Is an ordinary businessman finds himself he In a court case and without a lawyer And the man who Is acting for he opposing side Is one of the ablest lawyers In the country No wonder he calls it a night mare And yet In real life many peo ple attempt to do the same thing by trying to sell property by themselves Instead of enlisting the aid of the best expert they can find And Ill you one guess as to who has the belter chance of making the sale to a given pros pect the novice who Is offering his own property or experi enced real estate man who de votes his full time and energy in fact the greater part of his life to real estate sales and problems And that principle Is far truer today than ever before because real estate problems have heeome more and more complex all the time And right now real estate Is becoming more and more of a buyers market with many of to days buyers willing but far from desperate They are able to pick and choose over what they see in housing and they can afford to bide their lime until they find exactly what they want In a market like that how much chance does a novice have of selling his own properly Oh yes about my friends dream It does get to stage where he has to argue his case against his expert opponent To that extent at least hes lucky AURORA for two years and member of the group for seven years This mark of distinction is awarded for out standing meritorious service and is sanctioned by the area and the local group committee Mr Kni- gbt accepted the medal in the ab sence of Mrs McLennan Four cubs were invested Jim Doner and Douglas Flucker by George Harvey and Robin Van a new Canadian by cubmistress Ethel Thomas Casey at the Bat was a skit en acted by the cub pack with Bill Shepherd as Ross Rum ble was Casey Jim Johnston the pitcher Carl Archibald the um pire and Wayne Campbell the back catcher In turn the group committee fathers gave a comic skit intro duced by Arnold Peter as What Dad Did in His Day Dr Fluck er was the surgeon performing unbelievable feats on Ted Wallas in a shadow pantonine Dr Flucker removed the poor mans heart sewed him up without the heart opened him up again and returned the heart to its place A group of scouts had a skit on a scientist visiting Can ada The Chinese auction under Stan Roots brought the tidy sum of to help with scouting sup plies and accessories Members of the group commit tee who sponsored by banquet were Alex Knight E A Flucker secretary Archie Macnaughton treasurer Ted Wallas paper drive chairman Emerson Wallace talent chairman and pianinst Jack Parsons badge examiner and Dr Walter Johnson The mothers of the auxiliary who prepared and served the din ner were Mrs A C Mrs Mrs A J Gord on Mrs Little Mrs Mrs McCarthy Mrs K Camb- Mrs Rumble Mrs Walter Johnson Mrs W T Mrs Ted Wallas Mrs Dawson and Mrs Powell Auditor Reports On King Twp Present Finances King township is very well off but has nothing in its pocket Auditor S S Joscelyn told town ship council on Monday May when he presented the audited report Back loans were all paid up and there was 86375 more revenue than expen ditures Estimated expenditures for roads was which was underspent by 138000 leav ing balance of about 11000 All subsidized amounts were spent At the end of the year deben ture debts were which is less than 100 per capita con sidered good by the auditor Tax arrears and penalties were 9141082 proportion acquired at tax sales 2062 less 735984 re serve for collectable taxes The sum of was due from road subsidies The sum of was advanced for clear ing the Humber Trails proper ties Comparing the growth of the township over a period of years from to 1956 showed the difference in the cost of op erating the township in todays dollars and cents In assessment was total tax levy was Collected of current year taxes was 106434 percent amount of the levy was 8729 total collections were 11802132 accumulated current was percentage of accumu lated arrears to current tax levy was In 1956 the assessment was and the total tax levy Collected in the current year was which was 8060 percent of the amount collected This compared with 8729 percent in and shows the cost of operating the township in todays dollars and cents Mr Joscelyn said Total percent collected by the tax levy was repre senting 9451 percent as compar ed with percent ten years earlier Accumulated current ar rears was 8854181 representing 2258 percent as compared with 1571 in The amount in the capital re serve from contribu tions was 19750 Of this 24642 was spent on the new- township hall and the sum of is held in reserve for the new building AIR LAND SEA Everything in Travel A BENNETT TRAVEL SERVICE Aurora PA Era and Express Classifieds Bring Results Fire Damages Woodlot In King Twp TORONTO RIAL PH NEWMARKET King City and Aurora fire de partments fought acres of ire between the sixth concession of King and highway north of the Community for over five hours on Monday afternoon The blaze was mainly confined to the ground burning stumps debris leaves but it did consider able damage to young pine trees birch and lower limbs of hard wood It originated as a grass fire which crept within 100 feet of the Lehman new ranch style bunga low east off the sixth line The blaze was fought mostly King Township Building ByLaw To Be Revised Councillor Douglas has been appointed chairman of a special committee set Up by King township council to review the existing township building by law Working with him Coun cillors Ray Jennings and Doug Charles Ross building Inspect or pointed out the inconsistency in the existing bylav in not re quiring building permits from a former who is building a house on his farm property Nor are there any controls on the size of a farm house Moreover a parcel of land con taining acres is classified as a farm For a long time Mr Ross lias wanted the building bylaw revised He brought up the sub ject before council whin he re ferred to two high priced houses being built for which he has re ceived applications for permits He cannot issue these under the existing policy One is a house on acres of land off the former farm on the eighth concession The other is a house on JO acres on Frys near the seven th concession bought from the Craig farm People expect to buy permits to build farm houses otherwise they would not apply states Mr Ross Moreover he feels it is unfair to discriminate be tween urban and farm dwellings on foot as it was impossible to get the fire trucks in except to the Lehman house W a was pumped from Crawfords Lake About neighbors depart ment of highways nun and pass ing motorists used shovels aiding firemen in a long drawn out ef fort to quell the blaze It spread about a half mile wide and over a Ijalf mile in length It was first noticed near highway when a motorist lost two dogs on the Lehman property Aurora firemen used four or five Indian hand pumps strapped to their backs King City them on order Most of the large area of is second year growth King City firemen were gone until pm and returned again after supper for an hour or so to inspect the area for any further outbreak Wl NEWS Street branch met at the home of Mrs Do gifts Thompson Thursday May 2 There was an attendance of The district annual is heinjf held in Sharon United church May 22 Mrs and Mrs Burgess are the delegates Mrs Irving Rose was appointed as a representative on the Wom ens Hospital Auxiliary in New market Mrs Archie Scdore gave a suitable reply to the motto the average woman can drive circles around a man and is quite likely to do so Family night is to be held in Sharon Hall Friday night May Miss Violet Micks was con venor of program which op ened with t singing of The Maple Leaf Forever and Ca nada Mrs Roy gave an interesting talk on her recent trip to Florida and showed pic tures of some of the places which she had visited Mrs Lea Glover a solo Mrs Leonard Salmon read an article on the of garlic Mrs conducted a contest Winners were Mrs Dcavitt and Mrs Lea Glover first Mrs Rose Miss V Micks and Mrs Graves second Treat Your Mother on MOTHERS DAY GIANT BUFFET DINNER AT THE Aurora Served from pm to pm North Yorks most Modern and Leading Restaurant IB DRIVEWAYS PAVED NOW COMPLETELY EQUIPPED FOR LAYING HOT OR COLD MIX ASPHALT DRIVES WALKS FREE ESTIMATES EVANS FUELS TWINING 54231 NEWMARKET King Township Passes Money ByLaws King township council gave two readings this week to two bylaws for school construction projects One was authorizing the borrow ing of in debenture to enlarge and equip Snowball school SS No at percent interest to run for a period of years The other was a debenture for Tempera nee lie school to make an enlargement and an ad ditional classroom at tak en at five threequarter percent interest rate to run for a period of 20 years in annual instalments Applications for these debent ures will be sought from the On tario Municipal its ap proval A resolution was endorsed granting 750 to the County Federation of Agriculture towards an auxiliary fire truck Subject to the approval of the department of highways with the work to be done under the sup ervision of the road superintend ent King township council ac cepted tender prices May as follows Schomberg Ester weed kill spray of approximately gallons at per gallon to be put up in 5 gal containers tender of Miller Pav ing Co to supply and apply to the various township roads a Pal dust layer tender of K J Beamish Construction for asphalt prime paving and supplying at cents per gal Council resolved to apply flake calcium on the Marsh Area roads in preference to accept ing the tender price of K J Bea mish for supply applying and pre- wotting at per Ion The road area is approximate miles The 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