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Newmarket Era and Express, 19 Sep 1957, p. 3

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New market Era aid Thursday 13 ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF THEIR NEW STORE 35 MAIN ST NEWMARKET ON FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 20 featuring MARCONI TV for 58 ITS OUT OF THIS WORLD ACTUAL TUBES BASS TREBLE controls POWER TRANSFORMER SLIMLINE CABINETS LIFE TESTED MULTIPLE SPEAKERS PRICES START AT I MARCONI SONORAMIC HIGH FIDELITY FROM plus LUCKY DRAW DURING OUR OPENING WEEK MAIN STREET NEWMARKET opp dyers furniture ltd Phone TW 52613 Says APV Tenatronics La nd Described Properly September The Editor Era and Express Newmarket Mr Struthers Mr Spears statement re the assessment of the Office Spec ialty Manufacturing Company Limited possibly few people are aware the industrial lands in Ontario are assessed on an acre- ape basis rather than on a basis of lots or individual parcels of land The property of this camp- any assessed on exactly the basis as industries in the town of Newmarket Not withstanding that lands are not described by lot and plan num ber on the assessors roll never theless the entire property own ed by the company is included in its assessment is totally unjust ified and incorrect I have seen the assessment of two of our new industries APV and Tenatronics and the lands of both are fully and properly described by lot numbers in ac- with The Assessment Act I know of no industry whose lands aw omitted from the roll except the Office Specialty Company Yours very truly Reeve Two Residents Protest Motion Say Land Values Threatened If Zoning Law Allows Jobbers BEAVERBROOK HONORED IN LIFETIME The Ontario mu nicipal board hearing for resi dents of the area was a brief one Only minutes were required to hear opinions and objections on the application of King township for the boards approval of a bylaw to restrict the use of land and the erection of buildings in the defined area Two recommendations to amend the bylaw were made by ratepayers when the hearing was given in the council chamber of King township municipal build ing on Monday Sept IB Kennedy presided on be half of the municipal board Sit- ling with Mr Kennedy were J Lucas township solicitor who spoke for the township Reeve William Hodgson representing council Clerk G Rose and planning consultant Gordon ham representing the township planning board The proposed amendments the bylaw were to en large the commercial on highway west side extend ing to the south boundary of police village and to delete the word jobber as a permissible use in the commercial zone Mr Kennedy said thai as one member of the board could not make a decision he would report Letter From TeHs China Experience A letter from Mrs Mel of Villa de Mel Morton Place Colombo Ceylon giving her im pressions of China in has ar rived in King Mrs de Mel writes personal note saying I was invited to join a cultural delegation to China and from the beginning Of April spent a moil interesting five weeks in that country learn ing at first hand problems and progress of the Chinese people in recent years know she continued you would be interested in my visit and I would like to share experi ences with you As it would lake too long to write letters to all my friends I am sending copies of talk I gave to the VWCA of and two articles which appealed in Ceylon Daily News and the Ceylon Observer She included several pictures This most valuable packet ar rived safely at King City post of fice as second class mail with tin- flap of the envelope turned in side Many will recall Mrs Mel when she headed I Womens j Institute of members in J Ceylon She attended the Conference of the Assoc Women of the World held In Toronto in August Mrs Mel visited the Holland Marsh York County Park and Newmarket w she came to King township on a tour with reeve Elton Armstrong and Mrs Armstrong during the Triennial the evidence and objections to his board He also stated the town ship council will be given time to reconsider the two proposed changes in the zoning bylaw James Cutler who owns a re sidence on the west side of high way and the eastwest side- road road asked that his lot with his residence be classified in the commercial zone Mis lot is adjacent to a zoned commercial block on the Hugh farmland fronting high way Mr Cutler argued that the commercial uses permitted in the bylaw would jeopardize the value of his property for residen tial use Representatives of council and planning hoard were satisfied with Mr Cutlers request Mr Cutler was assured that wreck ing yards in commercial zones are not permissible Mr Lucas said township has a separate by law that prevents auto wrecking vards Interpretation Debated Reeve Hodgson recommended to the municipal board that the word be deleted from commercial zoning If the need ever arises that a jobber comes to council he can be dealt with on another basts said reeve The reeves recommendation arose from strong objections by Mr Cutler and Kenneth Leonard who has a 100acrc farm on the east side of highway They contended that a jobber takes in nearly everything It could mean a person buying ma chinery and using an openair lot for displays or repairs want commercial kept clean so my pro perty will not be jeopardized Mr pointed out is a distributing centre Mr Colham stated A jobber is the least harmful of any Me may have an office Me works for a manufacturer or the wholesaler as the inbetween man but he does not have things on his property indicative of his vocation Mi Kennedy said he didnt think a jobber should create problems While we want to get this by- law as nearly perfect as possible it is not like the laws of the Modes and Persians in that it is unredeemable or able Both Mr Cutler and Mr Leon ard remained unconvinced that a jobber in commercial zones could he termed a business man They fill if allowed something unde sirable and unacceptable could turn up When Canadianborn British publisher Lord Beaverbrook makes his annual visit to this year he will see this statue dedicated to him and paid for by the people of his province The statue was unveiled on August and was built by contributions The idea was started by Shun Ryan a who advanced the Idea that Beaver- brook should be honored in life for his contributions to the province Voluntary donations built the statue municipal and civic governments made the property avail a and built the base Mr Ryan is shown here unveiling the statue BOND ANNIVERSARY EXTRA Trousers 32c Will I EACH INDIVIDUALLY BOND TAILORED TO MEASURE SUIT 3975 5975 ACT NOW SAVE UP TO CLIFF INSLEYS MENS BOYS STYLE LEADER STORE NEWMARKET Order Inquest In Death Of Warrendale Matron An inquest into the death of Mrs John Brown matron of the Home For Girls has been ordered by Dr Sum chief coroner of York county Mrs Brown died in ieneral hospital Wednes day morning Or that she had been injured in a scuffle with two of the girls from the home Her husband John Brown de nied the report Mr Brown said hi wife had fallen in a res taurant on College St Toronto but had apparently recovered Me had been unable to awaken her in the morning and had rail ed doctor who placed Mrs Brown the hospital Mr Brown said his wife either wax pushed by a purse or accidentally tripped injuring her head when she was in the restaurant The preliminary agreoment between town and the Ont ario Wafer Resources commis sion at soon at ar from the en gineer by A letter from the commission informed council on this action on Sept I THEY PAY NO TAXES A CORPORATION TAX is a tax on corporation bui IS rather a tax on the customer who buy the goods or services it produces Tax are a wt doing business They must be Included in structure along with wages and of raw materials and supplies An corporation taxes or in any other is an Increase in cost which muni reflected prices Hence a corporation or other taxes would wise the mi and COMPANY OF CANADA LIMITED

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