Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), January 14, 1953, p. 8

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tb georgetown ukrald wednesday evenliur jan mtn 1853 page b 8tbwarttown mrs murray heads st johns guild the annual meeting of st johns guild was held at mrs john stan- dishs home rev j e- maxwell presided for the election of officers for 1953 who are as follows pres ident mrs j c mujrray vice pres ident mrs- c blizard secretary miss evalonne- smith treasurer mrs c e smith publicity secre tary mrs g a grant it was de- cided to hold a euohre and dance in the township hall friday even ing february 6th the next- reg ular rteeting will be at mrs j stewarts home on tuesday evening january 20th ahearty wish for a happy birth day to mrs wd johnston who will be 92 next sunday january 18 the junior wajnel at mrs m bailys home for the first meet ing of 1953 gail smith chose we plough the fields and scatter for the opening hymn and conducted the worship service a new jiymn was started breathe on mebreath of god we remembered the tues day pledge quilt blocks were sewn in the busy period happy birthday to kenneth grant who will be seven years old on wednesday tihe twenty first of january for expert eye care consult o t walker optometrist 3 main st north brampton over abells drug store phone office 599 res 830 hours 9 am to 6 pjn daily evenings by appointment m i-to- small salvage though you may save some easytoremove pos sessions before a fire drives you out chances are you cant save very much dont gamble your hard- earned personal property dollars count up todays value of whats inside your house then call on us for adequate insur ance elmer c thompson insurance service john e barber f kersey e c thompson mill street phone 119 yburlumfnum today chance are you have because practically everything we cat grains vegetables meat milk eggl contains aluminum this is not surprising since oneeighth of the earths crust is aluminum aluminum is most readily avail able commercially however in the form ot bauxite ore mean ahips tml ore from sooth america to feed its pot lines at arvida isk mates shawtoigan fh ikonlililinh p que when the huge new kmnmu devdopment is n i m bc refined ore wu baauppad up the west coast fiucor south ainerican or other abundant sources alomraum coronany of canada ltd calcan farm permanent headquarters of the united nations in new york looks like this after dark lights from traffic on firstavenue form the band ontke right while the east river is dark on the left the skyscraper b the secretariat building and the recently com pleted general assembly building is in the center foreground full text of ruling continued from page 7 used they should still be assessed as farm lands it is shown in the evidence before me that several owners in the vic inity of the ford development are asking two thousand dollars an acre for their farm land this should not be considered as estab lishing the value for assessment purposes until the lands are actual ly sold and used for industrial or commercial purposes for in stance because a farmer is fortunate enough to sell his farm at a very high price to a purchaser ior a specific purpose apart from farming this shoujd not force his neighbour into an extremely high assessment bracket w hich would result in his having to discontinue farming by the same token the ford motor company has purchased con- sidersble land for possible future expansion but may not use it in tharway for several years the assessment antfris type of proper ly should notube increased to the industrial rate until it is actually used for industrial purposes while i do not agree that the amount of sales should be the only basis for assessments i think 1 should point out here that evi dence was given anct uncontra dicted that some parcels in trafal gar have been recently sold for tenk times their assessment one parcel of five hundred and fifty acres assessed at 2127300 was pold for 55800000 and there are several instances ofthis nature the property is not far from the ford plant and it was undoubtedly bought for speculation the ass essor could not have anticipated a situation of this kind and should therefore not be criticized too much for his comparatively low assessment on this type of farm land however the assessment should not now be iqcreased to the extent of the sale price or anywhere near it until the devel opment occurs on this farm counsel for trafalgar produced evidence by mr coombe an ex pert on farm values to the effect that purely farm land apart from the residential districts should not be assessed at more than fortyfive dollars per acre throughout the county unless ss a result of special market value due to- its location he considered that both burlington and oakville had ass essed too high on market garden- land he agreed that trafalgars assessments on industrial property on the queen elizabeth way were muoh too low he also stated that the other lands in trafalgar are reasonably assessed as compared with oakville- with this i agree he stated that it is too bad that the other lands in trafalgar are not as fairly assessed he admit ted that the lands in trafalgar sub divisions- west of oakville should beroore highly assessed with mr coombes conclusions as above stated i heartily agree he also admitted that the burden property should be about the same as all of the jake front property in tra- falgar in mr coombes opinion property assessraejits should not be graded down merely because they are further away from oakville as was done by the trafalgar assessor because some properties further away might be beterihan those adjoining the town on cross ex amination by counsel for oakvhle mr coombe stated that sales alone connot determine what- assessments should be- mr w b sturrup an expert in values in the oakvillelrafalcar district and who has aold many properties there was called in reply by coume for oakville he stated that any discount forjfeuttdk guerroey breeders hear early pioneer hutory one hundred enthusiasts of col- den guernsey milk attended the annual meeting in trafalgar mem orial hall on tuesday january 6th secretary c hqrrop reported on active and profitable club year fol lowing the business session in the morning i the group banqueted to delicacies catered by the womens association of the sixteen presby terian church wm g booth club president presided over the days excellent programme the trail of the black walnut was the intriguing title of dr g e reamans informative address as head of the department of health at the ontario agricultural col- lege guelph dr redman has done a great deal of research on the his torical background of the early set tlers of the province of ontario in a most entertaining and interesting way he traced the development of the various sects in europe from which sprung the theory of democ racy many of our earli settlers in eastern ontario counties york the niagara peninsula waterloo and also in southwestern ontario were not pennsylvania dutch but penn sylvania and new york state ger mans stated dr rcaman they were outstanding farmers he further stated and to them must go a great deal of the credit for- the early dev elopment of this province their descendants many of them with anglicized names constitute many of our best farmers today others who spoke briefly during the- day included b b hodgins secretary of of the ontario guern sey club dr campbell secretary of the canadian guernsey associa tion j lloyd chisholm president of the ontario guernsey clubhar- insurance travel real estate walter t evans co mill streej phone i83w georrowni ontario serving your community for over 30 years the accounting firm of albert crandell v chartered accountant is located in the same premises in thenor ri-mfog- ofmei4ytcnaritecr tjpersonaltax services but is in no way connected with this firm lbeftt j crandelu phone 654 po box 47 ings between the first concession north of dundas highway and the lake snould not be over one per cent with this i cannot agree the values of property north of dun das highway have not been en old clapp manager of fraserdale hanced to any considerable extent by the recent developments in oak ville or in southern trafalgar these properties should be assess ed on present use until such time as they are used for other pur poses than general farming no recent development has occurred farm adam calder of glanford sta tion and agricultural representat ive jim mccullough of peel coun ty this outstanding programme also included some splendid numbers by jane and alan emerson of ie boyne also eleanor cairns and jflry here in georgetown betw eeh the upper middle road homcwood of campbellvjlle nd the dundas highway and until such time as any properties north of the upper middle road have shown a general increase in value they should be treated as any other farm properties in tra falgar towship on the evidence before me i am convinced that the farm properties in the northern part of the township have been paying more than their fair share of the township taxes and the changes which i propose in this judgment if followed should reduce the burden heretofore placed on them- in my opinion the proper assess ment to be placed on properties in the territory north of the upper middle road should be the actual value of the property at the time of assessment and this should apply to all of the northern muni cipalities as well if a properly will readily bring a certain price at the time of assessment it should be assessed for that amount mr purnell in hiseidence given in reply stated that some percen tage of sale prices should be agreed upon by all municipalities in the county generally i agree with this but still it is not a perfect method acassessroent it would enly deal with properties actually sold while a great percentage of the property in any municipality would not be sold or offered for sale the result might be that in two adjoining properties one sold and one not offered for sale the pne that was sold might bo assessed for twice the y of the other or similar properties brontes case counsel for bronte did not at tempt to justify its assessment nor officers and directors appointed were president wm g booth vice president joe brownridge of brampton directors j lloyd chis holm milton i w swackhamer acton john y mcnabb george town finlay joyce milton frank greenlees campbellville arthur spencer palermo m s alton of burlington gordon king trafal gar emerson featherstone oak ville john brownridge brampton and jim armstrong inglewood social personal mr and mrs harry hay ward spent new years in new toronto with mr and mrs john duncan mrs p ii harding was here from st thomas to spend the christmas holiday with mr and mrs ed beerman holiday visitors with mr and mrs wilfrid hunter were mr and mrs james wood hamilton and mrs hunters parents mr and mrs william coleman toronto mr and mrs j l craine of tor onto spent the new years week- end with the latters sister mrs harry hayward and mr hayward other visitors were mr and mrs clifford allison of toronto mr and mrs wm hayward paul and barry were new years guests in benvcrton with her parents m and mrs fred adamson tuesday jan 20th 12 noon to 7 pm at the municipal office fl hubbard reaf career counsellor is here to give you complete information on what the air forcepffers you as an air crew officer or as a skilled airman technician in a modern aviation trade dont miss this opportunity right here in georgetown to get the facts you want to know about bcaf training rind rales of pay- did he attempt to attack the assess ment of the other municipalities no other municipality attacked bronte and therefore its assessment as stated in the bylaw will stand the assessor there should study and keep in mind the above mentioned observations regarding location ob solescence fn preparing his future assessments they should be made in accordance with the actual values of all properties at the time of the assessment without taking into account any blanket jbsolescence nket oba discounts if any property is located nextr near a nuisance it should be discounted accord- ingly as in all other parts of the county next week conclusions and results hockey fan i should a new faceoff bej3alled the blues are playing the whites and both teams are at lull strength a laceoff has been called in the blues zone dicectlj from the draw the blues centre drives the puck down the ice and otct the whites goal line should a new ceoff be called for icing the puck l fuf sacsa all it wt king it pick okeefes brewing company limited

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