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PAGE 12, WEDNESDAY, MAY 16,1979, WHITBY FREE PRESS THE tif CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN 0F WHITBY THE EXPROPRIATIONS ACT NOTICE 0F .1APPLICATION FOR APPROVALTO EXPROPRIATE LAND, IN' THE MATTER 0F an application by The Corporation of the Town of Whitby, for approval ta expropriate iland, being an easement over Parts 34 and 35, concession One, and the road allowance between the said Lots 34 and 35 In the Town of Whifby, in the Regional Munlcipallty of Durham, for the purpose of constructlng outfall sewers for the streets ' in the Almond Subdivision, namely, Cresser Avenue, Churchill Avenue and Aimond Avenue. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that application has been made for approval f0, expropriate the Iand described as foliows: A free and uninterrupted right of way 0f an easement ln favour of, the Corporation of the Town of Whitby, its 'successors and assigns, to.construct, operate and maintain a storm sewer systemn ln, under, across and upon ail those portions of Lots 34 and 35 in the First Concession of' the Town of Whitby, in the Regional Municipality of Durham, formerly the Township of Whitby in the County of Ontario, and ail those portions»of the road allowancq between the said Lots 34 and 35, designated as Parts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 arnd 6 on a Reference Plan deposited in the Registry Office for the Registry Division of Durham (No. 40) as Plan Number 40R-5044; such storm sewer system f0 Include, without limliting the generallty 0f the foregoing, aIl pipes, mains., conduits, connec- fions, manholes, dlitches and fixtures necessary or incidentaI thereto; E v il e o 2 fE p o h Dl 'fi PI PI :4 Provided however thaf aIl righf, fifle and lnteresf acquired wvith respect f0 the aforesaid Parts 2,4 and 5 shahl lapse and cease f0 be of any further force and effect upon the expiration of fwo years af fer the commencement of construction of the part of the said storm sewer sysfem.,constructed on the respective parts immediately adjacent to each of the said Parts 2, 4 and 5. Any owner 0f lands in respect of which notice is given who desires an'inqulry info whether -the taklng 0f such^ land is fair, sound and reasonably necessary in the achievement of the objectives of the expropriafing aufhority shahl notif y the approving'aufhority in writing, (a) in the case of a registered owner, served personally or by registered mail within fhirfy days af fer he is served with the notice, or, when he is served by publication, wlthin thirty days af fer the f irst publication of notice; (b) ln the case of an owner who is not a registered owner, within thirty days affer the f irsf publication of the notice. The approving aufhorify is The Council, The Corporation of the Town of Whitby, Municipal Building, 575 Rossland Road East, Vhifby, Ontario >1The expropriafing aufhority is TH.E CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN 0F WHITBY William H. Wallace, AM.C.T., C.M.C., Clerk-Administrator, Municipal Building, 575 Rossland Road East, Whitby,. Ontario. NO0TES: . The Expropriations Acf provides that, :a) where an inquiry is requesfed, if shaîl be conducted by an nquiry off icer appointed by fheMinister of Justice and Attorney General; b) the inquiry off icer, i) shahl give every party f0 the inquiry an opportunity f0, present vidence and argument and f0 examine and cross-examine évitnesses, either personaily or by his counsel or agent, and ii) may recommend fo the approving authority that a party f0 the ýnquiry be paid a fixed amount for his cosfs of the inquiry not f0 'xceed $200 and the approving authority may in ifs discretion rder the expropriafing authority f0 pay such costs forthwifh. !. "owner" and "registered owner'" are defined in the Acf as lliows: ownerl' includes a mortgagee, tenant, execution creditor, a erson entitled f0 a limnited estate or interest in land, a committee 4 the estate of a mentaliy incompetent person or of a person ncapable of managing his affairs, and a guardian, execufor, 4rnîilstrator or trustee In whom land is vested; IrgcfrJed owner" means an owner of land whose interest in the mdti l i mcd and whose '.a me is specified in an instrument in the rcpor registry, land tifles or sheriff's office, and includes a h7ý,ôn O iown as a tenant of land in the lýast revised assessm.ent -Mo vi(propriating aufhority, each owner who notifies the Ri<~ic ulhorîty that he desires a hearing in respect of the re ,frtiPlofd Inobe expropria ted and any owner added as a party iriesu~ilry olilcer are pýarties f0, the inquiry. ,i fý# OIifîr§t pfUbIlShiCd on the 2nd day ot May, 1979. Coach Bob Nechvatal of the Whitby Iroquois Swim Club Pool on May 27. The Club will be host to teams from Chatham, conducts loosening up exercises. The team is preparing for the Markhamn, Kingston and Borden for this suecial event, Junior Olympics Swim Mèet to be.held at the Whitby Iroquois sponsored by the Royal Bank. Photo by B. George Blake 200 youngsters in swim meet, May2 7 1~ E. youngsters between the ages of 9 and 19. Each'participant becornes eligible to enter the Royal Bank Junior Olympics "see the Games" Contest and may win a prize which includes a trip for two to attend the Pan Arn Games in San Juan, Puerto Rico in 1979 or the 1980 Moscow Olympics. The Awards Program encourages' both participa- tion and competition in Olympic sports. Junior fOmETImE Olynipics crest.% provided to ahi parl in the competitionE second and thirc ribbons are awarde winners of the "ifina] events organized fi age division. Anybody can org Royal Bank Junior 0 Awards Competitior, people interested i information about Program can conta local branch.of Thg Bank of Canada or th www~ R flEW'CAR Il THE OflLYRAfIW ER h 1' 1979 CAPRI *2.3 litre 4 cyl. engine *4 spd. manu al transmission *rack,& pinion steering, *front disc brakes *liftback 3rd door * fuil instrumentation $5503 *high bucket seats- with fold dow n reaàr'seéat INCOL N MERCURY SA LES LIMffED. 1120 DUNDASSTREET EAST, WHITBY 668-5893ý S are' 'ticipants s. First, d place d to the s" in al ýor each 5anize a >lympics Bank Junior Olympics, Canadian Olympic Associa- tion, 333 River Road, Ottawa, Ontario, KiL 8B9. Williams convicted n. Tnose0 n more again the JO ct their Camilla Williams, 1497 e Royal Stevenson Road North, hé Royal Oshawa, formerly of AndersonStreet, Whitby, was found guilty in' provin- cial court hast week for fail- ing to provide adequate food, water and care for a horse. Judge Donald Dodds remanded Mrs. Williams to May. 25. for sentencing. She pleaded not guilty and defended herseif in a three- hour trial. On the witness stand, Mrs. Williams admitted to having been convicted for similar charges regarding dogs and ca ts. Inspector John Kirkland of the Ontario Humane Society, testified that he and a Water- loo Veterinarian checked out the animais on her farm with a search warrent last Oct. 4. They found eight cats','12 dogs and nine ponies in good health, said Inspector Kirk- land, but also found a 20-year old palomino mare tied out- side to a barn in a paddock. There was no water or feed available and the mare showed signs of weakness and staggered, Inspector Kirkland told the court. He said the mare had a 30-foot rope tanghed around her right leg which hampered her movement. Veterinarian Dr. A.E. Stockman said the horse was emaciated, thin, several hundred pounds under- weight, anemic and, stag- gering due to starvation. Mrs. Williams said the horse had disappeared .on. Sept. 13 and returned on .Sept. 16, and a veterinarian could not discover why it had begun to lose weight.' She said she had been feeding the mare, and had taken it to the Oshawa creek on her property shortly before Inspector Kirkland arrived with the search warrant. She told the court she had been "harrassed since 1962" by the Ontario }lumané Society. Together wlth the right-of the said Corporatiôo f-the Town of Whltby, Its successors and assigns, through ifs and their servants, agents, employees and workmen, together wiil ail necessary tools and equipment, to enter upon the said lands at ail times and from fimne to time and to pass and repass thereon for the purpose of construcfing, examining, repa iring, renewingand ma intaining the sa id storm sewer system or any part thereof, whether or nof such part be situate upon the said lands and for ail other purposes and things necessary for or incidentai f0 the exercise and enjoyment 0f. the said rights. I L ýý -ýum- -ý- w Two hundred youngsters are fexpected to take part in a Royal Bank Junior Olympies Swimming competition being hosted by the Whitby' Iroquois Swim Club on May 27 at the Iroquois Park Pool. This was the estimate of Dr. George Blake,' local co- ordinator of the competition. The Junior Olympics (JO) Awards Program is spon- sored by The Royal Bank of Canada and Administered by the Canadian Olympie Association. It is open to ahl 0