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1 georgetown aeafcnjwinedy evening jan 21at 1953 page will increase foster home boarding rates an increase in boarding rate to foster mothers who are caring for wards of the childrens aid society will be made in haltotv decision for the change was made at a meeting 6f the board of dlrec tors in milton last week contribu tions were made of 25 to the cas sidy memorial research fund and 10 to the provincial association to assist in a publication designed to interest university students in chil drens aid work the advisory committee was re quested to review the reporton the county survey covering the needs of chhd welfare when this is received from the provincial department tass norma hobbs daughter of mr and mm w h hobba and mr donald gordon cmg lxjk whose engagement- has been announced miss hobba is a graduate in arts of mcgiil university and served with the wre ns dunng the last wax mr gordon is chairman and president of the canadian national railways and former deputy governor of the bank of canada and during the war chairman of the war- trade board the marriag wiiltakoplace in the spring iakm hobb pfcow a bt full text of ruling of judge robinson il county assessment appeal in the county court of the county of i1alton in the matter of an appeal by the town of oakviile and by the town of burlington against hal ton county equalization bylaw 1952 this is the fit al instalment on the halton county equalization 5ftd deals with judge robinson s con elusion and results of his findings conclusions i have attempted to give above my ideas confirmed by the evi dence of all the experts regarding location discount or obsolescence no blanket or general obsolescence should be allowed in any part of the county each property in any municipality should and must stand on its own merits in regard to assessment if the actual value of any property in the county is reduced as a result of being adjacent or close to any nuisance such as a factory railway swamp coal yard or anything else that is found to be a detriment an obso lescence allowance should be made for assessment purposes in the case of general farm prop erties in the county the basis of assessment should not be made on any location discount but rather on the fair value of the property for sale purposes at the time of the as sessment 1 think i should point out here that some assessors ha e had the idea in making their assessment tha because a property is located in a rural rather than an urban section they should d scount the values in rural areas r aisessment pur poses in the ippc il evidence some ns estops and particul irlv the cojn y asaspr sit mid t feel that all mnl muni ipjlitus should recciv a loc iu n d ml because thiy hid no st mrs r water manib in iron of their piopcrtits i i print i u t j those i rist i t w i r his y f evidence vts li cm te i 1 towns wi i jhise se vies m n quired to pay th tot il t f same m their uxc- dun i th li e of the debentures issui i t i uns or i ment of these servncs kuril property owners cm hue these same services if they are prepared to pay one hundred percent of the cost in their own municipalities no location discount can be allowed on this score some location discount should be allowed in cases where the owners are not on or very close to p rovincial or county roads but this aould r should be considered in fixing the assessment or actual value of each property ih the cases of nelson and tra falgar the assessments have been far from- equitable within the municipalities themselves as stated above the qwrrers at the northerly end of each of the townships hav been paying more than their fair share since the assessments at the north end of either township were not attacked i cannot say whether they are fair or not however the local assess ors should te able to correct any errors regarding these in the next assessment i may say that the assessors in fcoth nelson and trafalgar have amended their assessments for the coming year in both cases they have made changes in line with the evidence submitted on this appeal the assessment in nelson has been substantially increased and tra falgar has increased its assessment for next year by 279 575 00 these assessments- include an in crease in the old assessments and also new buildings added since the last roll was prepared while e appears to beotaafderabie oakville 0 134 89200 burlingtqn 8288 135 00 milton 2239 223 00 georgetown 3 672 630 00 aeton 2 368 725 00 bronte 848 300 00 trafalgar 12 922605 00 nelson 9 456 440 00 esoueing nassagaweya 4 781 940 00 1 883 660 00 55 596 550 00 dissatisfaction in the southeastern part of trafalgar according to the newspapers it should be realized that the assessments for the past several years have been extremely low and out of all proportion to the rest of the county the sud den increase naturally startles the owners in this particular district and they have had some fear that thiy may be in for an increase every year hereafter if the asses sors follow the suggestions abov e- outlined i think the owners should be reasonably sure that they will not ha e any further increase for several years at least it should also be kept in mind that the in crease in the various municipal tfes as provided in this judgment will proportionately lower the tax rate if the expenditures in their municipalities remain constant or nearly so it does not tmean that although their assessments are doubled their taxes will be doubled the assessment in each municipality in the county must however bear a fair and true re- la innship to all others result i now have to consider not only the varntions in assessments re lated alove but also a rreat many more brought out m the ev idence the one thing which wa clearly evident to me and i am sure to all the counsel and municipal officials present at the hearing was that either burlington and cnkville were usessed mueh too hifh of nelsdn ind tnfalj ir wtie much too low i difficulty r ow after fomg through four t undred ind ninety hi p it s f ividinte md 7i tr it i i ii t thi hits fiud on this i p is in irrivini tt i prunes com lus ioi whi h aill bt mtutl fur to ill the mut i ip ilities k ex en nt d ap irt from brontt whose isscis mt nt is to rtn i n i in tin luliw i ii i 1 1 i ih s mnl for tub i ii icrt lit oi i r i i ll t ii il i i jll i r in s low- t 1 n tin i w null each municipality shall pay its own costs the county shall pay the costs of the court oltieials i would like to express my ap preciation to all counsel engaged in this appeal they have been ery cooperative th which has greatly assisted me in arriving at my decision w n robinson judge dated at milton monday december 29th 1952 once standard equipment in a cotton null the old pin ning mule hat long sbce gone by the board oldtyh rikhu0 mulx d teinlei j i how among the moit ndderain the world machinery bought by our 7239 harcbolden 94 7of them canadiuu help ui to turn out top quality good and provide jobs for the 12500 canadians working in our plants but equipment improvements inch a replacing the mule arent everything we have our troubles trying to compete with the products of other countries which pay lower wages in japan and india for instance wages run about 15 cent an ho while wc pay well over a q ar howskinnygirls get lovely curves gala 5 to 10 lbs new pep ttuuuo4a who w tcrouldgiln wethlbrtr now irtlvo niurrw mora injur they thiuik ow m it nuia n- ft ftcqualn nl lionlivrf in tmi i n m niu lo e 1 tur lodr at olldr icntnta oac professor speaks at st georges church dr branion head of the dept of animal nutrition at the oac in guelpli and warden of st george s church guelph spoke at the even inn service in st georges anglican church on sunday his message was based on the stor thi other wise lan and hi iskeri those present if thty could follow the example set by the char deter in vandykes famous story after the service the congregation nici for a social hour in the church basement when ladies of the church seied refreshments chain euchres in institute homes several ladies were hosts satur rtlay nitht at a chain euchre planned by georgetown women s institute with donations from a number of members unable to entertain that evening increasing the total funds raised chester deforest and mrs howard kentner tied for the high score of 9 1 97 david lawson had 95 and mrs norman snyder 93 hostesses were mrs ern thomp son mrs harold cleave mrs fred armstrong mrs howard kentner mrs harry bailey mrs w g bell and mrs w v grant leader in value andjbeauty norvaas the amagmg balanced ride lalancib aoain9t sou salancid aomhst pitch batahcm a4mimst jovmci s t in t yh li lm w re m 1 hill 1 1 ldtd bus 11 ess isse s whuh tin iistsmcnl shown in now been 1 ts ins th fiku res he by la nduded uikulli d it business were left as w ind have h re burllnrton oakviile nelson tnfalgar 3 9 859 026 00 10 866 274 00 1 1 248 776 0o 15 j71 891 00 miking 1 totil of 47 145 969 00 the above total of 47 141 969 00 is 7 541 8b7 00 greater in amount than the total assessments of these four southern municipalities ns shown in the county bjluw now plymouth under tppeal so that having brought all of these assessments into just rehrtienshjp for the pur pose of this appeal it is necessary to discount all of these amounts by 18 9535 in order that the result ing total of assessments may equal 39 802072 00 the present total assessments of these four munlel palitles as provided in the by law therefore because the increase of 7 543897 00 must be divided prop ortionately between the four muni cipalrties concerned the amounts of their assessments should be as fol sows burlington 8 288 135 00 oakviile 9 134892 00 nelson 9 456 440 00 trafalgar 12922605 00 39 802 072 00 smootheiyeven roughest read pick the rouohest road give the new plymouth a workout you ii discover the smoothness you would only expect in a mora expensive car i its balanced three way against r against jounce a revolutionary new system of welgm distribution 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