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IN DARLINGTON Board Resists Bylaw Change HAMPTON (Staff) -- Darling- ton township council and plan- ning board held a joint meeting in the township hall Tuesday night to discuss problems and troubles which have arisen from the recentlv approved township zoning bylaw. The meeting was told that sug- gestions made by Reeve Roy W. Nicholls for easement of zoning restrictions on lot sizes, and the $400 service charge on lots sold within' the township were not yet approved by council. The plan- ning board was also told that neither the reeve or council wish- ed to make it appear that there was any criticism of the planning board's actions. Planning Board chairman Mor- ley Wyman said the board would stand by its decisions on the new zoning bylaw. The board did not think that the minimum lot cov- erage of 1500 feet for townsh': homes should be altered. He said that it had not interfered with with the R3 1050 square foot house on a lot 200 by 80 feet. He would like to see the 1290 squa ? foot R2 house on a 200 foot lot brought down to 1150 square feet|® on the same size lot; the RI' house reduced to 1250 square feet on the same 100 by 200 foot lot. And the 1500 s,uare foot house| on 150 by 250 foot lots in agri- cultural zones reduced to 1250] % square feet on 100 bv 200 foot lots. "WALKED TOO FAST" | Deputy-reeve Garnet B. Rick ard told the reeve he had put up| some good suggestions, but| charged the ideas were not all the reeve's. He said he thought council should have discussed all this before. He said| the only time they met with the| sue. planning board, he asked council = if it was sure it had what it | KEEN ACTION IN INTER- COLLEGIATE FOOTBALL GAME wanted. Council had worked too) : fast. Only three days after the ! meeting with the planing board THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, September 30, 1959 3 WEATHER FORECAST Cloudy, Cool On Thursday TORONTO (CP--Official fore-, Lake Erie, Lake Huron, Niag-| casts issued by the weather of- ara, western Lake Ontario, south-| fice at 11'a.m.: ern Georgian Bay, Windse:, A Synopsis:* Gracie is no longer don, Toronto, Hamilton: Cloudy a hurricane and continues to with rain today tonight and early weaken as far as winds are con- Thursday. Clearing Thursday aft- cerned. The storm will gradually ernoon. Little change in tempera- veer northeastward tonight. ture. Winds north 15 increasing Meanwhile Gracie has caused to 20 to 30 late this afternoon. substantial rains to spread north-| Eastern Lake Ontario, Hali- ward to the lower Great Lakes. burton: Cloudy with rain begin- The rain is expected to continue ning this afternoon and continu- through the night accompanied ing throughout Thursday. Little by increasing northerly winds of change in temperature, Winds from 20 to 30 m.p.h. inorth 15 increasing to 20 to 30 Rainfall amounts in Southern|this evening. Outarip are-expected to be gen-| Northern Georgian Bay, south- erally one to two inches with ajern Kirkland Lake, North Bay, possibility of local accumulations Sudbury: Sunny, clouding over reaching four inches, ithis afternoon. Mainly cloudy Regional forecasts valid until with a few showers Thursday. idnight Thursday: {Little change in temperature. OBITUARIES - FUNERAL OF |" MRS. T. F. FARROW | Friends filled St. George's An- north 15 Winds light today, Thursday. Northern Kirkland Lake, Tim- the development in the township. council met without his knowl- He said that 1955 showed heleqge, |glican Church Monday afternoon for the memorial service for the Judgment . | mins-Kapuskasing: Mostly cloudy today and Thursday with a few| {showers or wet snowflurries. Con- | bigges period of development in| Reeve Nichols asked who made laie Mrs. E. F. Farrow, 94 Rit- the township's history, and the|ine motion that council send the 1959 figures would compare fa-\; 1a to the Ontario Municipal vorably with this, despite the goard for approval. zoning and building regulations. | The deputy - reeve retorted he He said that even greater dei. "01 "going to argue, but he velopment might have resulted if merely wanted to point out that there had not been a great ce: council walked 'too fast. oF Iisubderstamding and upfavor- Municipal Planning consultant aD'e Dubey. {Derek Little explained that Dar- STILL PROGRESSING |lington township hit its peak in "Progress has not slackened, building in 1955. Prior to 1955 the and when te whole situation is|township was basically an agri- clarified, and the proper sort of cultural community, but the high publicity is given, we will see a cost of serviced land in Oshawa, marked increase in building in| Bowmanville and even in Toron- Darlington township," he declar-|t; sent people out to the farms ed. {looking for cheaper lots. Reeve Nicholls suggested that| «jnstead of settling in one area, those who wished should be per-|inay spread throughout the town- mitted to build summer cottages|cp;, which meant extra schools, in the north end of the township 04g and other services to be on a 100 by 200 foot lot and) rovided. The great expense is should be permitted to make alvet to be felt for schools. Very private road into the cottage. little has been taking place with At Dresent soMages must regard to future community de- constructed on lots located on a} velopment That's why the re- township improved road. | gional planning board was form- He said he felt the change| : ; ; 1 : = |ed. It was never the intention of could be made, becase like Cart-|*%: *% Ti rns hi fi lcouncil or the planning board to wright township, Darlington| t but only to could collect a lot of taxes from /StoP Sevelopmen bi oh f the de cottagers. They would only be| regulate it so t ry a sily permitted to live in the cottages|Velopment cou ie easly for four months of the year. The serviced. township would not have to TFEERING worry about schools for the «hil. FARMER sg obo to - the dren, but the cottagers, C1 og? N y " if {building is not due to the zoning ee "lee would pay schoo] bylaw, considering you have vir- tually the same conditions as last TROUT STREAMS |year. Considering the general He said there are a lot of nice|drop in building throughout the valleys and trout rtreams in|province, Darlington township's north Darlington around which building rate is high. people would like to build sum-| "Six or seven years ago, the mer cottages. debenture debt was nil, but now He also suggested that a far-|with schools and other factors, it mer selling his farm should belhas reached a half million since permitted to reserve a lot of 100|1955 One of the difficult things I Mn 1eel a Did 8 900 Square is that the farmer is having hs A nd! Sons or daughters of farmers, | 0 Suite a load, en ane not working on the farm, should i) centions of the bylaw has been be permitted to build So x protect the farmer. As the| Square 'foot -house on: a: lot 'on average house only pays the their parents' farms. He added, : 70 in' An: the 1 "These are the people who were township $170 in taxes, tne arm. born in the township. These are|er is paying about three times his the people who should be allow-|share and getting the same serv- ed to build homes on the farms, |ice. Some could argue, and just- as they are the kind of people we|lv so, that part of the farmer's would like to see back in Darling-|taxes are his business taxes. ton." "The sitmation could change His final suggestion concerned|very rapidly should industry lot coverage. He said he agreed! come into the township:®Residen- COMING EVENTS | SOME OF THE LIVELY ac- | (55) of the winnng Donevan sHRIST Church Badminton Club, Jze| BUMMAGE Sale by Golden Jubilee tion in the intercollegiate foot- | team tackles OCVI ang Bruce Rar on Disney (1), © 11 oo Welcoming new members. | p.m. Location, Alger Building, 35 King| pall game between OCVI am Woods (72) as he crosses the | In the lower picture, both sides ; aha wh 228a|Street East, 228 | Donevan Collegiate Institute | line of scrimmage. In the cen- | bite the dust. as Vic Kleinczmit FLOWER Show # Harmony Church INGO. JHathe Park Fulslie Avene, Tuesday, is shown in these | tre picture, Pete Kinsey, (63) (70) of 0CVI, brings down from September 30.to October 27 p.am.| three pictures. In the top pic- | of OCVI, gets im the way of | Dunevan's Distey, Bi shawa Times Photos Gerry McKnight (50 Halfback Tom Disney (78 Add- Prizes and lunch, 50c 228a| N 3 : ed attractions will be Motor City Bar A ------| ture, Halfback Jim Fegan | some downfield blocking by | ber Shoppers, Tea will be served - - a p---- a to----" Ad- es - mission 75¢ = SERVICE CLUBS tial areas pay too little, but in NOVEL BINGO CHURCH Susities Je roe tay tel) CITY AND DISTRICT |share because they pay THURSDAY EVENING, 8 PM. | LARGE ATTENDANCE RDA Nl ORGANIZATIONS taxes," said Mr. Little The attendance at the Oshawa|all members of the Oshawe {Albert and Jackson Sts') INEED COMMITTEE | Clinic, Tuesday night,| Bowling Club Ww | | Games $6, $12, $20 | Excellent opportunity to raise | Deputy-reeve Rickard said the A 5 : | i May be doubled or tripled | 5,000 Scotch pine [township needs to get some kind I 2ti¢ i : Av. 4 | Christmas trees to be market- |of 'an industrial development as Hung Jereased ovet tial of his son, John Grant | Write-- {committee to sell Darlington previous week. About 36 r.r-/ray. { $100 JACKPOT INCLUDED township, He said five councillors| or> attended compared with 11] SKY LOFT LODGE Door Prize $15 th is | are not enough to represent: 3000 le previous week. The next R.R. 4, UXBRIDGE . clinic will be held at 7.30 p.m BINGO people, therefore the township . Tuesday, Oct. 20, in the court- should be zoned into areas, and -- AT THE -- 228b each area should have represen Ioom a te Oshawa Police THURSDAY | | Iman tation on. council, TURKEY DINNER | "We should have regulations to HOSPITAL REPORT |control development, but we as a| Following is the report of the | SUNBEAM CHAPTER, ORDER | 8 PM. | EASTVIEW PARK ners of the event. Th were and n Mur- funds 5 AMBULANCE CALLS Oshawa Police Department ported no accident day. The fire ted five routine an but no fire alarms. re- l'ues- epor ce calls, dep. construction: we never discuss industrial de- week ending Sept. 26: admissions,| The following streets will be velopment," he said. 249; births -- male 20, female 2; closed today for MASONIC TEMPLE | 2 91 CENTRE ST., OSHAWA discharges, 240; major surgery, SATURDAY OCT. 3 | 35: minor Sor 00; eye. ear, Rossland road east closed from nose and throat, 30; treatments street to Ritson road 61; 15; physiotherapy south; Church street closed from 4 PM | Until All Served Adults $1.50 Grierson casts, RA - Boating Brings : |treatments 308. |King to Bond street: $100 Fines | CALL OFF TRACK WEEK [street south closed from BOWMANVILLE (Staff)--Be- street to Conant street Children 75¢ ORILLIA (CP) Two men! cause of threatening weather, it|ious times for bridge repairs; 228c said to have driven "hoister-/was decided to call off the inter-{Olive avenue closed from Wilson ~~ {ously" through a lock were each i ad s ntral Park : : tra 3 3 road south to Central Park boule- fined $100 Tuesday for operating ack and field Hieet at vard pind Se ne motorboats while their ability the Boys' Training School closed from Somerville to Chev- was impaired by liquor. grounds today. If the weather ,ijet street: = Grandview street Lloyd Liesmer, 42, and Arthur improves it will take place south closed from King street Noland. 45, Tian o Mildmay, Thursday. If this is not possible, east to Bloor street east; Somer- pleaded guilty to the charge. : ; ville closed from Sherwood y= heen oid . =" the meeting will take place the Too. ay They denied having liquor in an first fine Wy prac ae enue to Beatrice street, illegal place, but each was con- | Whenever veted and fined $10 on this sec- REPORT IN ERROR |streets will be par ond charge. ne Be, ; A report of the lawn bowling|to permit movement of local traf- tok "tl constable Bev Ecklund| ornament last Saturday at/fic on a e mes josded Whitby, which appeared on the| Extreme Baa y id fe Whitby page of Tuesday's issue,|such as he | g 3 ashag gnored 3 bi so) the directions of police to tie up Was in error as regards the win a the bik at the wharf | Several sealed bottles of liquor were found in the boats, the con- ~|stable testified Simcoe Bloor var- |council are not doing anything. 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An {agriculture department spokes- 1an attributed ne to the You are invited to attend an EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS by the C.R.A. Painting and Sketchng Class | at the MCcLAUGHLIN PUBLIC LIBRARY Starting Tuesday, Sept. 29th, at 8:30 p.m and running through to Saturday | | | hardy 19 Variety kind, medium growth inch size, 100 for $15.95; 18-inch size, 25 for $6.45, or $21.95 per 100. Prices AAS Asses ne eee the dec! ontinued arrival of liberal ceipts all over the U.S. 5 Tere re-| 227! son road south, who d'ed in the Oshawa General Hospital, Sept. o8 25 | Rev. Clinton D. Cross, rector of Reserved St. Thomas . St. George's, assisted hv Rev.| " {London ... B. M. Mundy of Camp Borden.| TORONTO (CP) -- The Ontario Wingham Burial was at Union Cemetery Labor Relations Board reserved Loronto ang fugers] alrahgements were | judgment Tuesday on whether Trenton : . id cIntosh Funeral| tradesmen's refusal to take thew]. Catliarines The pallbéarers wer EJ tools 108 Jop constitues a strike, Muskoka Johnston, R Sutton TM 1o e, In 2 0age involving the Phim: Killaloe Toe W. E. Stacey. W. Whitt in owe, ers' and Steamfitters' Union|g W Baker 7 ittington and| (CLC) and Samuel Crump Com- Aa pany Limited, the company . hha | FUNERAL OF seeking permission to prosecute | ANNE VARTY union representative Thomas | WIN SWEEPS DRAW The funeral service for Anne BE'TY Of charges of counselling| yoNpON, Ont. (CP)--Edward| Varty, infant daughter of Mr,|OF encouraging an illegal strike. viqeon a 96-year-old plasterer and Mrs. Gordon Varty, Edward] The situation developed afteriand his wife, Jane, were |i St., Whitby Township, who was|Workers removed their own tool formed by telegram Tuesday | killed in an accident last Satur-|kits from the work site after two night that they had won $56,000] day, was held at the McIntosh kits were stolen. There was a dis-|in the Jamaica sweepstakes. The| Funeral Home at 3 p.m. Mon-/pute about replacement of the telegram said Mr. Davidson had On Tools |tinuing cool. Winds light, i vorecast Temperatures Low tonight High Thursday Windsor .... . 60 g The service was conducted by by SEI5LLRLBLY day, Sept. 28 Rev. J. S. Pierce, pastor of the Simcoe Street Pentecostal Church, Oshawa, conducted the services. Interment was in Mount Lawn Cemetery The pallbearers were Peter Hughes, William Hudson, Otto Bauer and "Butch" Pratt, Trucks Avoid Skyway Tolls TORONTO (CP)--Joseph Good- man of the Automotive Transnort Assotiation said Monday truckers are avoiding the Burlington Sky- way because of its 45-cent truck toll and the extra gas needed for stolen equipment, When all but two plumbers |turned up without kits, they were told there was no work for them. |~ A company superintendent tesi- | fied Mr. Berry had told him the {workmen would not be permitted to bring their tools until the sto- {len equipment was replaced. The men have since returned to work with. their tools. j SWITCH CPA HQ TORONTO (CP)--The eastern headquarters of Canadian Pacific Airlines will move from Montreal to Toronto Oct. 25, CPA adminis- tration vice-president R. B. Phil- lips said Tuesday. He said the {change is due to the lack of hangar space at Montreal's Dor- drawn Blush, the first horse in the Jamaica Derby, run Sept. 26| and that he had won $20,000. | -- ¥ ER HARE OPTICAL JOHN A. OVENS Optometrist 8 BOND ST EAST -- HOURS -- 9 AM. -- 6 P.M. WED. UNTIL 12:30 P.M. SAT. UNTIL 2:30 P.M. PHONE RA 3-4811 For an appointment avenue | conditions, 4 4 : 3 + + 3 : + 3 + + + * the gradients. val Airport. . Figures released Monday OSHAWA LIONS BEGINNING WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 30h A LION WILL BE CALLING AT YOUR DOOR WITH A CHOICE OF ... COCKTAIL PEANUTS PEANUT BUTTER MIXED NUTS PARTY PACK PEANUT CLUSTER showed that only 46,000 heavy | trucks used the toll bridge com-| tian atin spice F. 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