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MOE aD eke Se, ITown Co Planning BOWMANVILLE (Staff) -- A report from the Bowmanville planning board regarding the vetoing of a request for rezon- ing was thrown out at council 'last night. Councillor Ken Hooper made a motion that the council not concur with the planning board and that the area in question should be rezoned from resi- dential to commercial. The lot in question belongs to a Reg Hearle, who made ap- plication to have his home re- zoned to commercial for the purpose of opening a small cor- ner store. Councillor Hooper said there) were at least 150 people con-| travening the zoning bylaws of the town and he felt that it jwould not be fair to stop Mr.| Hearle. "During the war he |fied Mr. Hearle some time ago,/ that he wished to sell the store|was a nonconforming use 4S},)..i the matter as Mr. Agnew residential districts, but it is definitely intended that all such comimercal development should 'be concentrated in well designed properly located shopping cen- tres and not shattered or min- gled indiscriminately with resi- uncil Throws Out Board Decision iii many years, was the spokes-|and business, so.accordingly fig-| «All planning board members man for the three man deputa-jured that he would start up @lasreed that we could not re- tion, namely Hearle, Simpson| store of his own at his own resi-| commend, in any cireumstance, and Agnew. dence across the street. He stat-!two small noncomforming stores "Mr. Simpson stated that he|€d that his neighbors had sign-jin almost the same place Also had owned this little store forjed a petition agreeing to have|the new A and P store and Do- some time, but had rented it}him start a new store in this|minion store are relatively close to Mr. Hearle, who had _ same area. ito this area. ed it for several years, r. ° " : Simpson stated that he had noti-|TWO REASONS PS cen Mr Mesrle put "The original Hearle store | roit that they could do little and that he was placing the sale/this area was a residential one.|).. ; of same in the ayo ae a real|/However Mr, Hearle had balla ee ins chine ia te eile estate agent in town. Mr. Simp- allowed to operate it as a store|jo.aiion, To spot zone for an- son stated that Mr. Hearle did) for two reasons. other store across the. street not offer to purchase the old) "Ist -- It was operated as @\was certainly out of the ques- store and let the time expire|.tore when our zoning bylaws/tion as all agreed. as | "9nd -- Our official plan/], Smith, seconded by L. Mason, it. H ' a) 7 'states that (The Conpora- "Mr. Simpson stated that Mr. |tion) cavialen: the establish-|2C that we turn down Mr. Agnew a GMC employee had) ment, where necessity demands| Hearle's request. For big loads ey ted ove to tL iohlnie gages bel aye of local shopping facilitjes in' Motion Unanimously Carried." by the government and could/with his intention of carrying) not change his job to makejon the business. Mr. Simpson} more money, At the present|then sold the store to Mr. and time he is too old to seek new|Mrs. Agnew. employment and his neighbors! «jr simpson stated that he| jhave signed a petition favoring ' toured he had given Mr. Hearle| his opening a store. every chance to purchase it. CORNER STORE \Mr. Hearle stated that he did Mr, Hearle had operated ajnot wish to pay the price Mr. | \corner store across the street} Simpson was asking for the lot ifrom his present home and bd -------- -- mm lbeen forced to leave after the} BOWMANVILLE 2ND BIG HIT |business and house had been \sold by the landlord. KIWANIS CLUB presents "T have never seen a planning THE ealacier newer pore Canadian | Folk Festival | ' - , | think they are trying to hide| jsomething."' THURSDAY, JUNE 4th BOX OFFICE OPENS 8:00 FIRST SHOW 9:15 AROCK HUDSON 4 NARRATES MARILYN "= FREEDOMITES ARE CONTENT | A recorded vote was asked ners) ; : h ffor by Councillor Hooper and| Mrs. Florence Storgof, says the sect is content, but ites will remain near the jonly Deputy Reeve Ross Ste-| known as Big Fanny among not happy with conditions prison which holds more than |yons and Mayor Ivan Hobbs! Sons of Freedom voukhobors there. Mrs, Storgoff, one of 100 of their brethren, convict- | ie ju disagreement with the in their makeshift community the strongest voices in the ed of acts of terrorism in | motion. outside the gates of Mountain community, says no one their former home area in the Prison near Agassiz, B.C., knows how long the Freedom- Kootenay district. Following is the __--|board's report: : | 'Reg Hearle was present to follow up a letter of May 4 which he had written to our municipal) council, This letter in at Bowmanville ithe main part was asking coun- Truck Upsets ie bi ! . nate 5 ec eee Kills Woman woh sea sees SG ies, aeons * One hundred 'and dine Ailacd ES Hearle's request to our) TWO PERFORMANCES : p le were on welfare in Bow- : - BOWMANVILLE (Staff) --)County road 8 about five miles eecaviile Gali Abe 'aonth of {board in their letter of May 5.| 4:30 and 8 P.M. Rain cancelled a woman's work|north of Newtonville. May. R. J. Welsh, welfare ad-|Mr. Simpson, the owner of the * Monday -- and a car-truck mis-/ Monday morning, Mrs. Gil-|ministrator, said in his monthly|!ot on 87 Ontario street where a hap ended her life. small food store had been lo- mour went to work at the to-| report. Mrs. Evelyn Blanche Gilmour,| bacco farm of Nickolas Krishko,| Of the 122, there were 10\cated and operated as such for people in 22, of RR 1 Newtonville, was)RR 3, Port Hope. Work for the) single persons, 12 killed when the pickup truck in|qay was cancelled by rain and/nursing homes, 6 on supple- which she was riding rolled into/yrs, Gilmour went with Mr.' mentary aid and 20 families. planning ELIZABETH TAYLOR RICHARD BURTON aaa: APA ees The V.I.P's in COLOR with LOUIS JOURDAN MARGARET RUTHERFORD ACTUALLY FILMED WHERE IT HAPPENED! "ESCAPE FROM EAST BERLIN" -- with -- DON MURRAY CHRISTINE KAUFMANN Featurin The Lapallets FIND SOLUTION = DOORS SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS § 1:30 P.M, a ditch and a car towing the|Krishko to help bring his truck truck landed on top. _ back to the farm, It had stalled Mrs. Gilmour was pinned be- jearlier 1% miles away. neath the truck and her neck) 4) Krichko, who was driving was broken. The accident os t ' Saat ¢ catve oh Durham | 'he car, was not hurt. Both ve- bitin hicles were lifted off by a tow . truck to free her body. Bible Institute | Mrs. Gilmour is vled by Minister, At jand employment was found for During the month, there were seven new applications made. Of these, four were accepted DUST PROBLEM BOWMANVILLE (Staff)-- Hot-rodders have been rais- ing dust on the Bowmanville high school parking ~ lot, the other three Total cost for the month was agi ite dy A Bowmanville council was in- se J k formed last night nursing homes, aon supe | counei disussed the prob aad uadicldas °°! lem and found a solution -- There were 12 unemployed or gg) geo given a unemployable heads of families) tpeatment of calcium chlor- The Irish Rovers and PLAPDPDD LDA BILTMORE STARTING TOMORROW THE BOLD NEW LOOK IN LOVE AND SUSPENSE! METRO-GOLDIYN-MAYER par AUL NEWMAN ONE DAY ONLY!!! Tickets !/oy Be Purchased at COLLISS APPLIANCES | BOWMANVILLE her husband Morris, and two Oshawa, Brooklin daughters, Betty Anne 3 and BROOKLIN -- Rev. J. M. Sargeant A. H. Barker of Bow-,with a total number of. 27 de- manville OPP investigated. pendants. ide to keep down the dust, Adults $1.50 Children $1.00 | Jacqueline, 11 months. Murray and. a male quartet Constable Bruce. Tillson and from the Prairie Bible Institute, | ° Three Hills, Alberta, will be at b Calvary Baptist Church, Osh- ie | e ar @ | e awa, tonight at 7.45 p.m. and at cura imror se" * Di gpute Settled Rev. Murray has served on the staff and faculty of Prairie PICKERING (Staff) for nearly 30 years and has had) Pickering village garbage dis- in residential dwellings at $13 many years experience as a'pute has been settled. per residence per year speaker in the evangelistic,, Council agreed last week to The village will collect the deputational and Bible teaching|enter into a three-year contract) fees and make monthly pay- ministry. jwith Norman Irish of Dunbar- ments to Mr. Irish in arrears 'IN BOWMANVILLE Public Library Costs $131,000 = fer rrr BOWMANVILLE (Staff) --| The other way by the Munici: Sarbage in the village for the Bowmanville's new public li-|pal Loan Fund the grant would| Past 15 years. Recently he re- brany will cost an- estimated be $23,000 leaving the remainder | quested that the village collect \ $131,000 it was revealed lastito be financed over a 20-year the garbage fees from house- night. at council, period, holders and some people op- 4 special committee appoint-| It' was also made known to| Posed the idea ed to consider a Centennial Pro-|council that a letter had been) Mr. Irish asked the village ject told council that the origin-|received from the Bowmanville|to bill people for him as_ in al cost of $140,000 could be re-iChamber of Commerce inform- some cases, householders have duced by $9,000 by trimming @|ing them that since a new pub-|refused Mr. Irish's service and few extras, lic library was the Centennial|have added their garbage to It was found that by deleting} project the park project would] that of a neighbor who was pay- the exterior reading aréa the|pe deferred for the time being.:ing for the service cost would be reduced by over is ' "FANTASTIC" $4,000, a reduction of the rear glass wall to 40 feet would save $3.500 arid the removal of: the! brick planters e would make "motion was made by coun-| Over 18000 People In Oshawa cil to finance the project by one And District Have Seen "Tom Jones" And Still They Come. 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