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MULLS LTD J vli CONTRACTS arrangement to suit YOU it over Approve Supermarket Bntdmg But Township ByLaw Violated Era Classifieds Get Results fc 3f WANT r f By Ontario of new line of ALUMINUM WINDOWS AND DOORS Represent 7 for MUST BE FINANCIALLY SOUND REPLY TO BOX NO Era and Express Newmarket fe DO YOU KNOW The most valuable you have in this world is your health The price you for your prescription is an investment in health an investment in your future well being Your prescription is the biggest bargain in your home today May we have the privilege of compounding your next prescription Harvey Lanes Pharmacy By a majority vote of King City village trustees approval was given on Monday for the er ection of a proposed commercial building by Ernest Smith at King and Hoop Sts The requirements are that the building must be feet from King St at the main front wall of the building and bounded on the east by the prop erty line and on the west by Hoop St The total length of the structure must not be more than feet and be one storey high These recommendations will be forwarded to the King township council Trustees Findlay and Alex Campbell voted for the motion proposed by Mr Camp bell Chairman Robert strongly opposed the proposal He said the building does not meet the requirements of the township byJaw said trustee board has no right to violate the bylaw that recommendations should be made to have the by law amended and to act accord ing to the amendments He said a permit should not be granted by the building inspector as the building is out of proportion to the size of the lot- He said the site is a good location for a small store The bylaw that a commercial building feet from the highway According to Mr Smith he would build a supermarket approximately the width of the lot itself He was willing to place it as far back as feet from King St highway King township council he said unanimously approved his pro posal for a supermarket subject to the approval village trus tees have been screaming for commercial trustee Find- lay stated The building bylaw stifles commercial development in the village We have dealt with others in a practical and logical way said his supermarket will enhance the value of the neighboring residential proper ties It would be an asset to the village which he foresees grow ing into a town He thinks the commercial section of the com munity will be on King St There was no reason not to assume that if the nearby residential proper ties received high bids they will not eventually become commer cial The building lot in question is the old Hall property which has been recently sold to Mr Smith The 116yearold house will be torn down King City And District Mrs Laura Rolling Correspondent Phone King HEW PHYSICIAN STARTS PRACTISE Dr A Hardy who has recently moved to King City will an office for the practise of I medicine on March Dr Hardy who received his early schooling in served overseas for four years with the and on return to Canada in entered University He received his Bachelor of Arts degree in and then con tinued his studies at University of Toronto graduating in Dr Hardy interned at the Tor onto Western Hospital and is at present doing postgraduate work at Sunnybrook Hospital He devote full time to General prac tise in July In he was married to Jean Knight of Toronto Mrs Hardy is also a University of Toronto graduate of the Arts course and of the Library School Dr and Mrs Hardy have one small dau ghter Janet IN Hah St phone New Books Reviewed Mrs Quentin Hardy BjV BLS of King Memorial Library board gave book reviews by two Canadian authors to the of King City United church at the February meeting held at the home of Mrs Adam Davidson Apples Just Dont Grow by Parlow French tells of the experience of the author who when widowhood left her with three young sons David War- nock and Alan return ed to an ancestral near Iro quois Ontario Here the city mo ther struggled along in a dilapi dated old house trying to make a living from an apple orchard The second review was on Channel Shore by Bruce Col lins of Toronto the superinten dent of the Canadian Press It is the story of a community of fishermen in Nova Scotia to 1946 Bingo Success The King City Firemens Asso ciation was happy about the re sponse to the first public bingo Feb A profit of 41 was made including 8 from the sale of homemade candy donated by the ladies Fire chief Dave Glass welcomed players and he thanks the workers for their co operation Mrs Bob Berwick and Mrs Jack Walker attended to the candy booth Some cash prize donations were given by Jack Walker and Del Rosemary Davidson eight un derwent an appendectomy at the York County hospital on Sunday She came through the operation well and is improving She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Adam Davidson King City Rosemary sang with the school groups at Kiwanis Music Festival last week and also took part in the vocal solo contest for girls under nine Mr and Mrs J Archibald King City will celebrate their wedding anniversary on Sunday March Their daugh- GENERAL PURPOSE KINS TAX LEVY SET AT MILLS The tax rate for the police vil lage of King City has been set at 15 mills on an assessment of 31060500 This will produce an income of 466000 In the tax levy for gen eral purposes was mills The total estimated revenue is and the estimated expenditures are The budget deficit is placed at By reason of the deficit from the King City fire truck in the sum of and an increase in the fees to the township pur chase of fire hose and in surance for the fire department of 60 culverts and drainage amounting to an estimated and other items the expenditure estimate is higher Mrs Clarke Archibald will give a buffet supper for family members at her home King St In Bam Fire At King City Sunday Early Sunday morning fire de stroyed the frame barn an ad joining hog pen and a quantity of hay and straw belonging to James Crooks of King St King City The loss was estimated at 10000 The origin of the fire was not determined by the King City fire department which ar rived promptly The fire was too far advanced to save the buildings which were burning fiercely when spotted by volunteer fireman Bob Walker The King City brigade protected the Crooks building other small buildings and neighboring hous es Fortunately a light westward wind carried the embers away from the Crooks house Aurora fire department remained on the scene Mr and Mrs Crooks and their four children were sleeping at the time They were unaware of the fire until a passing autoist aroused thorn It is believed it started between and am There was insurance on the buil dings There was no livestock or any farm implements on the prem ises as these are kept at the Crooks farm at Tomperancevillo Mr Crooks who is a schoolteach er was unprepared to say he would rebuild though he said the site has possibilities The nucleus of the barn by feet was built by Richard Gar- row nearly years ago He was given the crown grant to the property before It now contains about acres as building lots and a subdivision have been taken off The original farm which is be lieved to have extended to the United church was passed down to Richard Garrow Jr Twenty- five years ago it was bought by the late William Glass father of the King City fire chief It was then the old barn was moved The Newmarket Era and Express Thursday Ma Page feet north to a stone foundation and enlarged Later the was added It became the proper ty of Fred Dew in When the King fire de partment attempted to open two hydrants on King St on Sunday morning in case more water than in the tank was required the screws broke Fire chief Glass thinks that the heavy autumn rains and Hurricane Ha zel made it Impossible for water to get away around the hydrants that it froze to the level of the ground this winter St John s Bingo IN THE NEWMARKET TOWH HAIL arch AT 8 PM JACKPOT 15000 ADMISSION V are to announce that Mr JACK ARLITT Davis Drive East Newmarket is now associated with us as sales 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