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Newmarket Era and Express, 7 Mar 1957, p. 3

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the Newmarket Arm For Tax ort In Council A rccommen Councillor George Knapton at Feb 25 council meeting that tax rebate be granted ratepay- residing in new subdivisions here the streets have not been to the towns road system did not win the support of Mr Knapton asked if the roads the subdivision had been fen over by the town He was Id that they had not If is being done by the town on roads why shouldnt have a reduction in their proportionate to the amount nt for road maintenance he Why should people in this Osition pay full taxes when the are not being provided by The town entered into an a- with the developers hen the subdivision was start explained the reeve The have not been met and the engineer can give his pproval the town cannot take em over The Municipal Act does not al- W discrimination among said Councillor Gladstone idler All must pay their fair hare except where services are under the local plan The proportion of the en era I taxes which goes to roads not just for the road in front I the taxpayers house is also that he will be able to use Main or any other street in town iere is the other side to the he continued When the takes over those roads all he will help to pay r them The older residents in town have paid off the de- on the towns school people come to town but all residents must share the of debentures for the new The shoe is on the other oot then We all sympathize with the people who are living in the new subdivisions added Councillor John Choppin But suppose the clerk had to give a breakdown on where each dollar went Let us follow that up I live 200 yards closer to the water than Mr If we were following that rea soning there would be no need for me to pay for water mains up to his place It is impossible to break down expenditures so that each tax payer only pays for what he us es explained the mayor The man whose wife never beats him must pay for police protection The man who has no children to educate must pay for the schools Miscellaneous Grants By County Are SI Miscellaneous grants totalling were approved by York County council last week when the budget was presented A grant of was made to the Canadian National Institute for the Blind A representative of the CNIB appeared before coun cil to request a grant of Other grants approved were York Pioneers and Historical So ciety York Musical festival 150 York County Oratorical contest Queens York Ran gers 500 and Newmarket Cen tenary celebration FOR YORK MANOR The budget for York County Manor the countys home for the aged St Newmar ket was set at 65000 less than had been requested by the Manor commission Last years expenses at home totalled The Town Pulpit Who all the counsel of His own will Our belief in Gods wisdom supposes and necessitates that He has a settled purpose and plan in the work of salvation What would have creation been without His design Is there a fish in the sea or a fowl in the air which was left to chance for its formation Nay in every bone joint and muscle sinew gland and blood vessel you mark the presence of a God working everything accord ing to the design of infinite wis dom And shall God be present in creation ruling over all and not in grace Shall the new creation have the fickle genius of free will to preside over it when divine counsel rules the old creation Look at Providence Who not that a sparrow falleth to the ground without your Father Even the hairs of your head are all numbered God weighs the mountains of our grief in scales and the hills of our tribulation in balances And shall there be a God in pro vidence and not in grace Shall the shell be ordained by wisdom and the kernel be left to blind chance No He knows the end from the beginning He sees in its appointed place not merely the corner stone which He has laid in fair colors in the blood of His dear Son but He beholds in their ordained position each of the sen stones taken out of the quarry of nature and polished by His w can do the job well or supply He sees the whole from corner lhe to cornice from base to roof from foundation to pinnacle He has in Mr told of a complaint Hs mind a clear knowledge of passed along to him by a contrac- stone which shall be laid Reeve Deputy Oppose New Purchasing Policy Strong opposition was voiced by Reeve Edward to the purchasing procedure resolu tion introduced at the February 25 meeting of town council by Councillors Gladstone and George The motion car ried The resolution requires all pur chasing requisitions for or more to show three bids Sealed tenders m u t be called on pur chases of or more Allow ance was made for repairs and re placements which are available from only one source and for routine requirements where tend ers are not necessary unless the monthly expenditure is over Mr referred to the suggestion as one of those pet things of Mr adding that it is just a lot of nonsense He reminded council that the question had been raised last year and had been defeated is operating a public corporation and all the people in terested in a big contract have the right to tender on it said Mr in introducing the lion It is an unsound procedure OUR READERS write Dear Editor Well it that some of the council members dont think Mr I just saw three the town taxes are high enough bids on trucks gravel and sand What about culverts and road materials got three prices on salt and stone replied Mr I didnt mean this motion to be critical said Mr It serves no purpose to go over de tails of the past policy To have a sensible business procedure is the ordinary thing What we have been doing uncontrolled purchasing is the extraordinary thing Councillor Lome Paynter sup ported the motion saying that he saw nothing wrong with it He said the proper purchasing proce dure would be a safeguard for all Mr Paynter seems to have changed his position on this sub ject replied Mr Wrightman heard Mr was doing some lobbying that he was speaking to members of council He didnt speak to me To ensure the sound spending of the taxpayers money a defin ite policy for purchasing must be established argued Councillor George Knapton It would let the taxpayer know and it would take out of council a lot of the to phone around and get bids from sarcasm we have heard here people you know Someone may have come to town recently in its prepared place and how vast the edifice shall be and when the top stone shall be brought forth with shoutings of Grace Grace unto it At the last it shall be clearly seen that in every chosen vessel of mercy Jehovah did as He willed with His own and that i in every part of the work of grace the He accomplished His purpose and glorified His own name HOW BOUT THAT By RALPH TEE LIKE TO GET IT BACK AS SOON YOU KNOW HOW PLEASED I AM AS POSSIBLE BECAUSE I CAN DEPENDABLE SERVICE tor in town The contractor said he had not had an opportunity to bid on certain town work Mr Wrightman asked if council would want a town truck to sit by the roadside for a couple of days while bids were obtained on tires if one blew out year I opposed a similar resolution said Councillor George But after a year on council I feel we should put purchases on a sound business basis Did you see anything last year that was not done in a business like manner asked the reeve I dont feel three bids were Everyone has said plenty as on all materials replied posed the resolution usual commented DeputyReeve Violet when her opinion on the question was re quested by Mayor Gladman Too much time is spent on nothing Mrs said she was against the motion She Suggest ed it would be ridiculous to have to get all purchases of or over W took until tonight to finish the accounts with all the arguing back and forth said Mr I have seen deben tures for go through with out a question not even one from Mr Ridler spent on Andrew St and no one asked a question but buy some sand or shovel handles and everyone is up he said The reeve and deputyreeve op- WHEN MV CAR IS LAID UP I YOU GAVE ME ITS TOO BAD THAT EVERY ONE DOESNT KNOW OF THE KIND OF THAT YOU BOYS BIVE HIM IN NEWMARKET MOTORS Raises For County Councillors Puts Budget Item To 20000 so they are forcing a vote on the booze question on the people as they couldnt get enough names on the petition which was circulated around town some lime ago trying to get booze sold in town Since they are forcing a vote on the people they might at least wait until the next council election and cut down expenses The ones forcing the vote should have to pay the expenses That Bradford is taking so much business away from New market because they sell booze is the most ridiculous statement I ever heard If it were true Bradford should be about a hundred times bigger than New market after all these years of their supposedly taking business away from Newmarket A person who overeats isnt hurting anyone but himself but the person who drinks too much is a menace to every one he comes in contact with and the tragic part of it is that is the sober persons who are most of ten injured or killed not the one who did the damage It it is such a good and thing why is it that no one ever advertises for a person who is a drinker while most em ployers dont want one who drinks What would you think of a person who said that a group of people having a party in a room where there was no booze would drink more group having a party in a room where there was plenty of booze to be had Or a person who would expose his children to rattlesnakes be cause he wanted them to get used to them and know what they were like It is not the drunken bum staggering down the street that starts other people drinking it is the ones who think they can take a drink and leave it alone That is how the poor drunken bum started he never intended or thought he could ever come to that I am not having my name printed as I havent time to be bothered with a lot of let ters and phone calls AROUND CORNER MAIN ST SOUTH MENS QUALITY PANTS 2848 Reg to WOOL WORK SOCKS Reg pr for Bills are less bother when you plan ahead to meet them The secret is to have a plan that will help put your finances on a sound basis and build a solid foundation of savings for the future The Bank Family Budget Book provides such a plan It contains no magic formula but it docs help you plan your budget to suit yourself Ask for a copy next time youre in the branch CURRENT ACCOUNTS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS TRAVELLERS CHEQUES MONEY ORDERS SAFEKEEPING SERVICES THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA CANADAS LARGEST BANK Newmarket Branch Manager V W 7 I sn v ftiV VI MA f Sponsored By The NEWMARKET CHAMBER OF COMMERCE And This Newspaper l York County councillors gave themselves a percent raise in their attendance pay when they met at Newmarket last week Councillors remuneration was in creased from 10 a day The wardens stipend was raised pro portionately He will receive instead of 1800 in The per diem rate applies for attendance at both general and committee meetings But where to meetings are held on the same day a councillor is credited only one York County councill ors appointed to such boards as the Childrens Aid society York County hospital York County Health unit and Royal Win ter fair receive attendance pay the same per diem rate Mileage also is paid In these expenses amount ed to This year has been estimated in the budget SENTENCE YOUTH TO TWOYEAR TERM William George Newmarket was sentenced to two years in penitentiary by Magi strate when he appeared in Newmarket court on Friday March I He pleaded guil ty to a charge of tar theft was convicted of driving while his license was un der suspension He received a three months concurrent sentence Police testified that stole a car from a parking lot in town on William Hill j conducted the investigation OPTIMISM FOR HEALTH UNIT York County council last week approved the proposed expendi ture of 63000 for the York County Health unit and included that sum in its budget This was an increase of over last year but less than the Health Unit board had re quested ERA CENTENNIAL BEARD GROWING CONTEST In CoOperation with the B and P Club INSPECTION AT VETERANS DUGOUT TOWN HALL BASEMENT FRIDAY EVENING MARCH 15 FROM 8 PM TO PM Instructions Shave and register at the DugOut YOU WILL BE INSPECTED BY THREE LADIES A BLONDE A BRUNETTE AND A REDHEAD If you have facial folia register and you will be put in a separate classification Bert and Frank Daw son please note A FINAL INSPECTION WILL BE DURING CENTENNIAL CELE BRATIONS IN AUGUST AND WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE BEST BEARDS THE FINAL INSPECTION DATE AND TIME WILL BE ANNOUNCED LATER SPECIAL 20 cu It 15 cu ft NEW 379 299 FULL WARRANTY AT KEN STEPHENS If to mk all your friends feel hat there In them from the Optimist Creed Brotherhood Week has come and Rone bringing again to us the Optimist Club of New market the awareness of our re sponsibility of furthering this spirit of brotherhood among our boys so necessary to the building of broad minded citizens for the future In this way we just ify our existence as the Friend of the Boy In our Optimist Magazine I find the following NO DIFFERENCE There isnt Any my color or my creed Heaven records not how I pray Rut each fair and deed There isnt Any Difference the place I say my prayer The way I speak the way dress The good Lord doesnt care There isnt Any Difference if I have wealth or fame Or if I am a humble man He guides me just the same There isnt Any Difference lake anothers hand And work and laugh together In a free and glorious land There isnt Any Difference lets have that understood And raise our hearts and voices In praise of BROTHER HOOD Yours In optimism Ken Stephens I HELLO WERE NEW IN TOWN APPLIANCE WAREHOUSE Term II percent Down up To 24 Montht On Balanct 116 Main St Newmaifcet Phom TW 52393 Ft still not known whether the age of a tree has any effect on the strength of the wood cut from it Tests by the Forest Products Laboratories of Canada have shown no relationship be tween wood strength and the age of a tree but there is no definite proof that there is no nek 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