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it Newmarket Era and Express Thursday Oct 3 Mount Albert Student At OAC Two hundred and thirtyfive freshmen registered last week for courses at the Ontario Agricul tural College at Guelph Many parts of the world were represented in the group as well as all parts of Ontario Pictured here registering are from left to right David Harman Mount Albert Daniel Webster Chatham William Robinson ITS A Womans World By CAROLINE ION The most ambitious project television has undertaken in its five years of operation is less than days away It will be the coverage of the Queens October to visit to Ottawa In technical complexity it will outstrip all former achieve ments These include the docu mentary on the St Lawrence Seaway which was presented last year in the series Wide Wide World and the coverage of the British Empire in Vancouver The biggest from a programming standpoint oc cur on the first and last days of Urn visit the to and from Uplands airport The fact that the route turns and twists live television coverage ex tremely difficult It will take cameras to cover the 13mile route from the airport to Hull These cameras are by mobile TV units On the drive from the airport to Hall there will be seven such mobile units in opera tion A great deal of time spent planning the operation has gone into the grouping and positioning of these Units to ensure maxi mum effectiveness Trinity WMS Groups Plan Thankof f ering The annual ser vice of the Womens Missionary society of Trinity United church will be held in the church hall on Tuesday Oct at pm The three groups the Jun ior Evening Evangeline Evening and afternoon auxiliaries will join for the meeting Mrs be the guest speaker The Afternoon will be the hostess group Mem bers of this group will not meet on the regular date Oct 10 as the meeting has been cancelled because of the Thankoffering service The television technicians explain the operation as follows The producer of each of these Units sitting in his control truck Will monitor the pictures being fed back to him by the cameras Under his control He will select the one he feels is most suitable feed it back via microwave to the master control room in the basement of the Parliament Buildings At the master control center the production coordinator will monitor the pictures being fed wave to mailer back by the units It is he who will decide what picture the viewer will see The whole operation might compared the TV technicians say to a normal threecamera studio setup with the producer switching between three cam eras The Ottawa coverage will be basically the same opera tion enlarged seven times The production coordinator will switch rather than cameras As well as the seven uits there w will he five cameras not con nected by cable to a control truck These will be known as satellite cameras They will operate independently pictures being fed hack to the most accessible control unit by microwave and by micro- One such satellite camera on the Wednesday drive up to Uplands airport will he located at tile new University site Its picture will be slightly over a mile to the con trol unit at Hog Back and beam ed from there the four miles to master control at the Parliament Buildings Special telephones wit be in stalled on trees approximately yards from the first camera of each mobile unit to be used to warn master control of the approach of the royal party The pioduclion coordinator will then have four minutes warning of a switch from one unit to another This timing is based on the timuted speed of eight for the royal car Ratepayers Letter Criticizes Councils Actions On ByLaw 66 A statement was Newmarket council on by Cliffe Phillips on behalf of the and District ratepayers association The text of the statement follows It is the opinion of our association that two wrongs can not make a right Obviously the first wrong was committed when the panic representing the Town of Newmarket suggested the property beside the Bell Telephone building on Eagle St as a prospective site to the representative of the Liquor Control Board Either these representatives of the town dis played extreme incompetence by being unaware the bylaw they displayed even more ex treme arrogance by taking it upon themselves to overlook it This evening the council i confronted with the possibility of committing its second wrong by ammendlng bylaw to delete tin- names of Davis Dr Eagle St and St if am mend parsed the council v ill not only be guilty of leaving unprotected the home owners on these streets but also of discriminatory action towards the residents of the areas affect ed If the bytaw is wrong then It must wholly wrong and not solely on the streets men tioned in the proposed ammend- merit Con vera I y if bylaw is proper and we believe it is until something mme appropri ate is written to replace it then it is wholly correct We would however like to make it clear that our associa tion has not anil docs not object to the locating of Mote In Newmarket but only to location proposed fur this outlet The argument latently offer residential and not and pur- T v Here is an elegant bungalow customdesigned yet costing only reports Canadian Homes and Gardens Covered veran dah continues halfway round rear of house makes ideal play spare for children is cool and sheltered for adults Living room has floor to ceiling windows The bedroom wing is completely separate stretching off at right angles to living area and de signed to stretch with an expand ing family Houses That Dont Coat a fortune If you are one of the many Canadians who dream about a contemporary home customde signed to your individual needs yet costing under youll be glad to hear that it can be done How The secret is coopera tion say the inhabitants of a LADIES VISIT YORK MANOR The first birthday party of the fall season was held for the resi dents of York Manor by the Newmarket Legion Ladies aux iliary on Sept 24 Mrs Arthur Sheridan was in charge and was assisted by Mrs Kenneth and daughter Debbie A variety program was pre sented It featured an old time orchestra the Sod Busters Sel ections by the fiveman group which included James Stewart I Newmarket Carl Miller Bruce Taylor Ken Burkholder and William Sanders all of were hymns and other favorites of the senior citizens at York Manor current popular tunes and Hawaiian numbers Vocalists with the group were Mr and Mrs Mr Miller eight year old Buddy Herbert and Miss Gloria Forfar The residents were encouraged to participate in the program in Discuss Request To Build Welding Shop On Eagle St A building permit for the We have had the advice erection of a welding and our solicitor and he said bylaw does not apply to this area machine shop at the rear of 121 Eagle St was requested in a letter to council on September 23 from the owner Kenneth Councillor George I checked with the Ontaruvi municipal board regarding this He stated the building was told that if a hearing is would be by feet in size and this question is raised triple In his letter Mr said j COMB will investigate to he couldnt understand why he if the area is covered by the had to come to council with this request since the planned build- law Even our own could be overruled by a courtl ing did not violate the building I of law adian Homes and Gardens Building lowcost houses through a cooperative is hard work but if you are willing to put in many hours of time and labor youll find the results are worth it St Patricks College Ottawa publishes A Guide to Cooperative Housing and no housing development prospective coop should be to main regirelless of he bylaws ily be for Sept it this council may enforce or re- industrial oiid Therefore it would appear poses that this council is endeavoring The town solicitor has offer- to protect not Main area led the opinion that bylaw but the profits derived by the does not apply to any of Bag I St not lying within the merchants in that area If this true the council is taking on selves far more responsible Ily than was assigned them when they accepted their respective offices I would remind the members of council that they were elected to represent also the homeowners of ho collectively pay largest portion of towns and indirectly all the tuxes of the merchants tin- council seems so anxious to protect of council have stated the apparent disinterest of new Industry In the is due to the sited this bylaw Tins appear feeble though convenient ex cm boundaries Newmarket when bylav was passed I would like to brine to the mom and dominates outside Montreal they have proved that better than average housing can be achieved at lower than average prices by almost anyone that wants it badly enough as cooperators call their community has a total of homes completed so far none costing more than for four bedrooms and three baths and one built for as low as Here you can find customdesigned homes of re freshing and satisfying modern design at remarkably modest prices reports Canadian Homes and Gardens Thu first house you see In as you turn off the highway is a neat highbasement bungalow hike its neighbors the house turns a noncommittal front to Ihe street with the main door sheltered under the carport But at the side tall walllong windows give the living room a striking view of river and mountain Inside the simple plan uses hallway extra bath room and kitchen to separate liv ing area fiom bedroom wing This fourbedroom twobathroom house which has a large unfin ished recreation room in the basement cost about in eluding the price of a fully ser viced lot One architect has designed his house with a roof line that soars from a ceiling height front to a tenfoot prow at the rear eventually when the house is the prow the peak as the roof sweeps low again Within compact area is packed a lot of useful space from ill wide gallery at tear its sheltered patio at side Cost of the house including tin land wax about Another striking three- level home curls aiouud min file place as ils core The lowest level contains the recreation room two bedrooms and a hath The middle level the kitchen and room and screened porch On the is the living room two more bedrooms and another bath The fireplace in the Sanderson performed bylaw He explained that Building Inspector had said he couldnt have a permit Mr was asked to ex plain the situation He said that Mr had not made a formal application for a build ing permit He had not submit ted plans but had come into the office requesting information I suggested that since Eagle was a waltz duet with Miss Forfar Girl of My Dreams was sung by Jack Hallows and Mary played the piano Polly Rankin who Is 95 years of ace sang a solo Where Is My Boy She was accompanied by the orchestra At the conclusion of the pro gram those celebrating birthdays this month received greeting cards from the Legion Ladies auxiliary Birthday cake and other treats were distributed If there is an the courts would net the position of a person who ha spent money replied Mr Rid Our building bylaw says th building inspector can have building torn down if it fails comply with the regulation answered Mr Knapton building bylaw has teeth in controversial subject H- the town in that position he would perhaps be wise to ad vise council of his plans added Mr did not say he could not have a building per mit Councillor Gladstone suggested that the building in spector had no right to refer this matter to council He said the town solicitor was the only per son who could advise him if the application fell within a restric tive classification This area comes under bylaw said Deputy Reeve Mac- St area must A tremendous potential labor force reside- in this area The town is situated to ih largest Canada- Where these conditions exist industry must inevitably follow The prime requisite a town offer new industry is town man agement New Industry wants to settle any town amicably not to the hue and cry of dissatisfied taxpayers We suggest this hue itiul will continue as as this council is capable of r and existing by laws weekly and until such time a concrete sensible and work able zoning ami planning bylaw exist Tin- opinion has heen press ed by members of this council thai the solicitors of persons buying property west the town limits exited in would brought their at- the fact tins bylaw did not their It ut true thj s actini tils attention section A of by law which says in part No dwelling house I all be erected or placed nearer than feet to the street line in front of ihe said dwelling would like to your attention a letter written by the town of Newmarket on July relative to a dwell ing built well beyond the l20 town limits This dwelling was i built feet nine inches from ihe street line father than the feet designated In this bylaw letter said part The of tour inches on the house of no consequence and hereby waive the clause of bylaw for this particular we case Obviously ii would be necessary to waive a bylaw that was not applicable and yet the town of Newmarket saw fit to write and I quote again Waive the clause of the by law for this particular ease The legal opinion on 1955 was the bylaw 016 applied on Eagle Si to its We feel correct and we shall any commercial industry de- in that area We hive tried pieM to you an assortment of fallacies ami by this council and predecessors To mil area above three levels can be entered directly from out of doors Coal war- about Another compact splitlevel de sign costing only has a monumental glass wall in the ing room looks out to tin mountains and fields surround Pre- Veil The window wall is protected by roof overhaul designed for shade In and light dur ing winter Plan lifts lied room wing onto higher seclud ed level the living area is on the middle level with family loom utility and washroom on level forming a House Cooperative are tome Canadian families in widely scattered who ire living in houses fur as much as less than youd normally pay for the same model in soma Instances Iheii own down payment as little as on houses valued at lit If youve been stymied in your search for a home of your own immensity of down pay- a housing op 1 the Can- without it Education before excavation warns an expert the success of a coop depends on thorough study The October issue of Canadian Homes and Gardens discusses two widely different kinds of housing coops see above is a landdevelopment co operative Each house was and built without owners physical labor The second kind of cooper ative however buys and de velops the land like but goes even further members pitch in to build houses them selves Often the savings on a house are as high as Fall Color Your Garden Would you like to see some of glory of the autumn country side in your own backyard Les lie in Canadian Homes and Gardens says lhat in todays small gardens where there is little room for a wide range of plants the trick is select shrubs vines and trees that are welcome at any season but flare into brilliance in fall Remember that abun dant and October hi 1 hi are conducive to color Shrubs There ate few plants thai give us autumn and year round effects as handsomely the and especially its varieties La land and Others ate the vibui members of the snowball group The viburnum is one of the best Besides rich tones of red and maroon in its it boasts flat lacy white flower clusters in early June The mul barberry group are others that can be re lied on fm autumn appeal Vines Some of our common vine and climbing plants give abundant fall color The flow ers and fruit of the Sliver vine an impressive a creamy while flowers of the sweet autumn clematis ivy provide- pUudul autumn foliage And the native eastern bittersweet vim- irus scan dens and its Oriental counterpart pill on a display of orange and scarlet fruit that is hard to equal Trees Among trees the mag ntficent coloring maples and oaks is well known Here are suggestions for a garden The amur maple is a lovely small tree Many hawthorns Hie woilh considering They tunloving trees a moderate hardiness range and are noted foi both autumn and on occasion colorful foliage For orange ami foliage look in our native eastern V A New Shower Idea What new mother wouldnt appreciate having a full weeks dinners prepared feu her Janet Peters writing in Canadian Homes and Gardens says hy giving dinners as baby shower evening two friends different ones each muni would pi e pare a complete dinner in their own kitchens then deliver it all ready lo eat are mechanics of pre- ugh ton I have cheeked a BROWNIES AWARDED I authority on this and have been told that when you extend AT STAR CEREMONY the new extension is covered by the bylaw toning regulation applies only to the area should Mr of tr ibe bylaw was passed said Mr I decision Rioter His The building inspector had proved by council A special ceremony was held on Monday night for the First Brownie pack when service stars were presented Brown Owl is Mrs Bay Sherrard First year stars were present ed to Dorothy Metcalfe Janice Courtney and Jean Evans Those receiving second year stars wen- Mr read a list types of buildings such as scj vice stations and anything might be considered a fire ha or a nuisance which must referred to council before building permit can be issued Perhaps welding might cool under the fire hazard clause said Councillor John Choppin Am I correct in that no formal accompanied with plans ha submitted he asked Thats right replied The building inspector take no action until the prop- application is in his hands I tinued Mr Count inspector had no right to issue this permit said Mrs MacNaughton He was correct in bringing it to council It was the issuing of all a as a HOLLAND LANDING Elizabeth Wonch Cutting j those permits out there that has The service in the Carolyn Gilpin Helen Metcalfe caused the trouble Mr church will be held at p Patricia Roberts and Patsy Hand- was very wise in recommending on Sunday Rev ley I this action wilt preach Do It Yourself HERES HOW To Do It To Make It To It By PETER This Bench Designed For Amateur This one of series of columns by on ex pertly designed projects by which the handyman can add beauty utillly to every room of house J ft and the Some of the handymen I know including skilled cabinetmakers and hobbyists who are satisfied with nothing less than perfec tion turn their projects cm work benches that could qualify as the on the street Usually work benches are made from scraps of old lumber left around by the builder or fashioned from old packing cas es or a kitchen table thats too old arid wobbly even to take down the beach cottage Or may consist of two boards stretched across a couple of saw- horses because Ive made hit my own basement at one tune and an other and Used I hem 1 have been by my wife thai ii was disgrace that it looked a mess and one would ever think you were a handyman if ihev saw that thing you call a Remarks like prodding a of me 111 the right appreciate a tt I know these for workshop This lop cover is bonus features one of theeun has Ken by be I mk uuintHd with only the months of aid tools to show signs wear lifted and turned over it can be lb on when the top begins basic ha Other features of Include a blind drawee It I 1 vise side and a Hand Tools tool drawer just under your Mr plans pro uis a deepbottom the sort of work bench storing heavy or bulky had been looking for one that m These drawers were ould be built an to be built home work bench Ibis plus const ienco frame of mind good work put re- Cupboards it opinion required in you the ippoituniiv contimiir4 slung tins stumb ling road in bumf to a bylaw did comedy of error We hope must ask why o at a then ot a uul feel justified in remains on tu- oy thjt ilmlo s in table for the of pvroni buy in proyriv further on for the pi of its ficui limits woid until such is stabliahment We suggest hi clients of the eroding and planning bus should Ihesa profits become loss I and therefore any prop- 1 bronchi in its recommsndstions fitr businessman would re- purchssod would in Ms replacemeni for Suiite and Brownie leaders Mill be liven the Scout Hall Newmarkei on Thursday Oct All interested in this work die attend lADIKtt MEBT The regular monthly meeting of afternoon of the Ladies of Christian church will held the home of Mrs Keller flotsford nt oclock on mis shower- Pair off the 1- is ami arrange what each pan will cook a meal The easiest arrangement teems to make the bench one that is a convenient work surface a tine piece iiiimk and an example of craft mans hi p I finally built such work bench as illustrated from de signs prepared an expect using who have never I the five basic hand tools hand then life The saw a hammer combination I 0 the drawers alii mine square snd on drawer runner a smooth plane There are no blind dadoes bates bos or cabinet punts to confuse ami frustrate begin- 1 pace Simple butt Joint construe- the wall above lion is used throughout with in- use t 1 t for trim and door pulls Benin by culling out old cupm do two according to squares of plywood for either end and another for the centre vary our needs but it t wha a al ton- to be lor one person main dish while the lues or and dessert peron who was cook night could pick op serving dishes mat have been The used the night before though bonus using disposable containers sim plifies matters oven further Its a good idea find if Malls and set up their new mother observes any out in plain light rules or if then onle in the recreation room wilh funds she will want to avoid Ihe full approval of appearance the end of a Hung cUy minded wives new mother can relax and wait The work bench is made from for doorbell In ting fir plywood plus enough that dinner was What for the top Fred Thornton of partition Assemble the heavy Vancouver So here the an neat designer features lo added a few that will make possible for many handymen come out fiom under eel- work per duly top From here on you dont have look back except at plan occasionally for detail ed measurements out- plan Scrap The scrap bin one of standing features of this is made from inch trip of vu plywood long fit- led between two strips of J by lumber is used for Some plywood shops and shelves and doors her vai are the measurements user The back of top unit plywood six feet long and feet deep The rack atone the which holes can hang tools either a strip of plywood or lumber material is used for framing sides The cupboards themselves into three equal the entire ength hot tor drilled three a The Ions cut material to size and be belter calculated to return In a normal routine of housework the top two piece of 14 j You may to lake ad- ply wood one to cover the to vantage of this service in order Rive you a smooth clear work to avoid a lot of hard hand saw- surface But repeat this project 1 for detailed work your nearest or write me In car af Bo Vancouver l