Ontario Community Newspapers

The Era (Newmarket, Ontario), November 15, 1967, p. 15

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i Kit Oat Wed November North Gwillimbury Budding Permits Three members of the Aurora Auxiliary to York County Hospital are not really cheesed off but just preparing for the visitors at the Wine and Cheese Party sponsored by the group at Aurora Community Centre last week Mrs president and Mrs Garfat convenor show the variety of wine while Mrs R Case a member of the committee displays her skill at the cheese Staff t Water Service A Problem For RunDown Cottages SUTTON According to buying run down and building inspector dated cottages in Jacksons large families are solving the Point present housing shortage by Edgar Flight told council Canadian Legion Notes NORTH BRANCH 556 BY MRS BILL COLLIER The annual Remembrance Service and Church Parade was held in Keswick Nov 5 Despite the extremely cold weather a large number of veterans attended The parade left the arena at am led by the North Police Band under the direction of Bandmaster Vandabar next came the Vet erans and members of Branch followed by the men of the North Fire Department They marched to the Christian Church for the Remembrance service conducted by Mr Barry Jones after which they re turned to the arena where they were served coffee and sandwiches by the Ladies of the Legion The North Gwillimbury Le gion Building Drive has now been closed we would like to again thank the members of the community for their wonderful support to this project We would like to re mind those who have made pledges that they can still send in their cheques Improvements to the Le gion Hall are now In full swing we hope to have ft In good shape early In the new year Many of the members are donating ten blocks three dollars to help build the new front on the hall its hearten ing to find so many taking an Interest Dont forget next month we will be electing new of ficers for the executive We strongly urge every member to attend this meeting on Nov 22 From now on our members be receiving our new Monthly Bulletin The first Issue came out last month We hope that this will keep you up to date with whats going on In your keep you In touch with each other If you have any news you think will be of interest to your fellow members we would appreciate hearing from you Farmers Petition For Tax Relief KINO CITY King Town ship Federation of Agricul ture will have to apply to a County Judge regarding the request for tax relief for police and fire protection Reeve Gordon Cook told the president of the association Farmers had asked for tax relief on agriculture lands except for the farm buildings and five acres of land President of the Federation Carl was told that a municipal council Is permit ted to receive a tax relief petition but farmers them selves appealing for certain tax exemptions must apply to a county court Judge to hear the case Only two out of the On tario municipalities have been granted per cent of tax relief on farm lands We would like to take this opportunity to thank the for the much apprec iated refreshments served after the parade A special vote of thanks to Mrs for her help on Poppy Day which was well supported Winner of the draw was Mrs of Sut ton that the families are sink ing their limited money In buildings which are not worth the expense and are barely habitable He said that accord ing to a village bylaw It was in his power to shoulder them out but there was no place for the families to go The cottages are serviced by a summer water service which Is buried Inches be low ground Winter service calls for a depth of four feet The deadline for the summer service is Oct 31 and would mean the families would have no water It was stated that an early frost might break the line in new services which are freshly covered with earth This would mean that town employees would have to cut the service oft at the road and they would be without water for the whiter Council vised the Woucs Department to extend the summer service to Nov 30 and to notify all those affect ed that water lines would have to be buried to the speci fied four foot by that date or the service would be cut off The move will effect about six families BELHAVEN North Gwil- Township Building Inspector Jack Cudworih re ported October had been a very busy month for building with an increase of over the month in A total of permits were Is sued comprised of new hornet summer cottages garages re modelling additions founda tions etc 53855 for a total of Council also heard a request from Mrs Wiche of Is land Lodge Rest Home for an additional i for the residents thereby bringing their rate up to per diem She was asked to wait until the end of the year and referred to the WeUare Committee Permission was granted to Frank Nash oi the Keswick Santa Clans committee to hold a parade on Dec A resolution was also passed to increase their grant to Mr Nash reported three bands had already been hired and bags of candy were ready for the children Council received a request from Ron McCracken of the NG Township Public library Board that a by foot garage be built to house the Township Bookmobile Esti mated cost Is 2000 and a building be erected on property adjacent to the pres- consider the request when every member of council Is present Council granted permission to Katherine Harrison to op erate a small heardresslng from her home on Drive as the area is zoned as TouristCommer cial A request from Mrs Penny Dixon of the Sutton Santa Clause Parade Committee for a grant was received The parade is to be on 19 A letter from C B Wright Assessment Commissioner of York County was received This came as a result of a complaint that some residents were not paying their business taxes Mr Wright wrote There are two methods that may be used for the levying of new business taxes one be ing the application of sec of the Assessment Act which due to peculiarities in our leg islation results in the loss of one months taxes to the mu nicipality The second Is an applica tion to the Court of Revision under section of the As- Act whereby taxes may be adjusted by the Court for a 12month period We presently have nine such applications in your mu nicipality will be ad justed in If at any time it appears to any officer of the municipality that any business assessment has been omitted In whole or part he must notify the clerk who wiU enter the appropri ate amounts in the respective rolls I am confident that no person occupying property for business purposes is evading business taxes Mr Wrights letter said TRADING YOUR CAR SCOTIA PLAN LOAN nil i Mi i I a Gift of ftSrJ AT Rest assured a Silhouetto electric blanket will always bo warmly received A rayon cotton and nylon blond this is the blanket with exclusive FabriBond finish that eliminates shedding Maintains preset heat when room temperature drops Converts to fitted stylo Every blanket carries a full twoyear guarantee In dreamy shades of green or sandalwood i- I I Twin bed sue with single control Double bed site with single control Double bed size with dual control 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