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'] BROUGHAM -- At a meeting of Pickering Township Planning Board on Feb. 4, a bylaw to amend Zoning Bylaw 2572, _ part of the town- p, was before the members. Its nine pages include new pit and quarry regulations, which b be formed into a gravel pit law, pending third reading of this zoning amendment bylaw. *The pit regulations were not arrived at lightly, but only after . @everal meetings with the Ag- gregate Producers of Ontario and local operators. Some of the grovisions may be changed in accordance with existing cir- dumstances, as long as they are in accordance with the town- ship's official plan. USES DEFINED * The uses permitted in a town- ship gravel pit are the excava- tion, washing, screening, crush- ing and storage of sand, gravel, and other like sub-surface ma- terials. Office accommodation, machinery houses, and garages are permitted, but no residen- tial uses are allowed excepting One dwelling unit for a care- taker or watchman, with no de- fined lot area, and a minimum New Pit Regulations Suggested By Board Scrap must be confined to a cific designated area, and isposed of periodically; the floors of every pit must be trim- med to a smooth surface; faces shall not be at an angle of less than 35 degrees. Exemption, to the extent of six months, is permitted tem- porary wayside pits. OUTSIDE STAIRWAY A building erected in 1859, and lused for the past 25 years as a hardware store, was under the scrutiny of the Planning Board, for an outside stairway was re- quired to furnish entrance to up- stairs offices for a real estate firm. Jack Mairs, proprietor of the store in Brougham, on Highway 7 where the Brock road diver- pants of the offices making their entrances and exi through the store, and the stor- age room that lies to the back of it. Planning Director John Faulk- ner explained that the building, there long before zoning bylaws were passed, did not conform with regard to size or position on the site, nor had it sufficient parking facilities. He said that when the Brock road continued through Highway 7, that no parking would be permitted on the highway. A neighboring gro- sion is scheduled to take place cery store and residence con- other planning board members were concerned about the park- ing situation, d that the grocery store owners and Mr. Mairs collaborate on a suitable parking area for both ; establishments, since at present this year, said the offices werelthe highway provided the only already established, and that a parking place at present, They building permit was denied be-lwere in agreement that a letter' cause the side-yard did not con-|o¢ tolerance be issued regarding form in size. It was inconven-lthe erection of the stairway in ient, he 'said, to have the occu-lcontrayention of the bylaw. curred with the stairway pro- poi sal. Chairman David Lennox and and sugg' A resolution was passed that Mr. Mair's application be grant- ed, as long as regulations are adhered to in off-street parking. GOSPEL'S SEVEN AUTHORS LONDON (CP)--A computer test shows that the 14 epistles attributed to St. Paul in the New Testament were written by at least seven different authors, a Scottish scientist-clergyman told members of London's Royal Sta- tistical Society, Rev. Andrew/There was a brief discussion on "What difference does Christian-jer of 268 Cub Pack. Mrs. Mac- Morton reached his. conclusions after analyzing sentence pat- terns in the epistles. Doubles Club -- Holds Social of Kedron United Church enter- tained the United Links Couples' Club of Brooklin United Church at a fellowship dance in the Community _ Hall. round and square dancing was supplied Bed a talented group Ofipoarg headquarters cl On Tuesday evening, a large|tant West Hill High School au- ans with a soloist 4 local m who sang three numbers, The program featured a de-li,," Open House at Maxwell bate on "Resolved that dancing! sponsored by United Church Or- ganizations is a means to better of art work and projects, and Christian living". (The discus- sion did not corfcern itself with public dances.) 'The affirmative was presented by Mrs. Ray-lvore on hand to consult with mond Holman of Brooklin, and) joints about their children's the negative point of view was advanced by Orval Jackson. Readings were given by Mrs. Sian Ogle and Ben Hitchens. ity and being a Christian make to home and family life?" clubs turned out for this inter- esting evening. DAY OF PRAYER . to observe the World's Day of KEDRON (TC) -- Last Satur- et day evening, the Doubles' Club Prayer in the church at 2 p.m., Music forlannie B. Bishop, a former mis- About 40 members of the two The Kedron UCW is planning March 5, They have invited the ladies of Columbus, St./ers in Montreal agreed Monday Stephen's, and Raglan churches to join with them in this serv- ice. The speaker will be Miss sionary in Japan and worker at proportion of parents a Heights School. The four class- rooms were bright with displays the teachers, Mrs. Mary Beard,| THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdoy, February 10, 1965 23 School Strike MONTREAL (CP) -- English- speaking Roman Catholic teach- night to the latest terms of- fered by the Roman Catholic school board ending a threat- ened walkout. About 1,000 of the 1,200 teach- ers involved met tn the Protes- ditorium to discuss the latest offer. A spokesman said it was} the only hall available. Last' Tuesday night, the teachers voted to hold "sturdy sessions" within a week unless Mr. Harvey Tremeer, Miss Ruth Cosens and Mrs. Shirley Dorig, work. Lunch was served, NEW CUB LEADER John K. Glover is replacing|pointments Mrs, Bruce MacDonald as lead- Donald, who has been a valu- able and resourcefu! Akela since! the Pack was formed, will be greatly missed. At the meeting of the Chris- tian Education committee on Thursday night two new ap- were made. Mr. Orval Jackson was appointed supervising superintendent, and Gloria Woodward will be the new M and M treasurer. floor area of 750 square feet. A minimum setback of 50 feet must be provided from all streets; no excavation operation shall be permitted at a lesser distance from the property boundary than one-half the height of the total pit face, ex- ¢ept by mutual agreement be- tween adjacent owners. There must be a minimum setback of 50 feet from all creeks, lakes and rivers, and the course of a reek or river is not to be dis- urbed. > In areas zoned for residential, gommercial or village uses, the pit shall be permitted no Closer than 200 fect. » Two rows of evergreen trees are to be planted between any excavation and any abutting area prior-zoned for residential, tommercial or village purposes, or where excavating operations zre located 200 feet or closer to The nearest point of any resi- dence. This screening shall ex- *Yend a minimum distance of 100 4eet on either side of residence or residences, . Any gravel pit dangerous by weason of its depth, shall be se- furely fenced or otherwise pro- 4ected against inadvertent ac- Tess. » Stockpiles shall not be located tloser than ten feet to any Ftreet line, and there must be mo unconsolidated materials Tving within six feet of the rim of the pit. 'Whitby Area Bowling Scores LEGION SUNDAY NITERS BO G Results for Feb. 7, 1965 -- atchers 4 (8), Headpins 3 421), Tigers 7 (21), Kingpins 0 423), Snatchers 7 (22), Aces 0 718), Stinkers-5 (24), Demons 2 431). * Ladies' High Singles ~--J. King 276, 226, J, Coulthard 254, €. Mirowski 212, C. Rowden 232, 237, A. Johnson 235, T. Hender- eon 243, H. Courtney 213, M. Vaughan 211. « Ladies' High Triples -- J. Bt tet saeres ... 'King 676, C. Rowden 631. . Men's High Singles -- D. Hen- derson 299, T. Cou'thard 210, B. Shearer 258, 218, 238, C. Skelton 220, D Rowden 250, 230, 277, K. King 216, L. Hicks 213, 229, R. Carswell 221, E. Brush 244, 262,| 3 222, F. Courtney 201, B, Hayes|# 213, J. Mclvor. Men's High Triples -- D. Row- tien 757, B. Shearer 714, E. Brush 728, D. Henderson 625. Lemon Leaguers -- D. Hart b9, FE. Mitchell 99, A. Mayall 85, A. Short 75, 95, M. Short 86, 40, F. Carswell 89, 83, D. Mcivor 81. * WHITBY AND DISTRICT MEN'S BOWLING LEAGUE Thursday Nite Section Games Won -- Firemen 2, Jets 1; Abner's Ramblers 3, Whitby 0; Mel-Pon 2, Legion No. 2, 1; Goold Furniture 2, Red Wings 1; Lucky Strikes 3, County Bowl 0; Knights of Columbus 2, Post Office 1; Le- gionnaires 2, Ottenbrites 1; Citl- zens Finance 2, Legion Old Sweats 1. Games over 250 -- Tom Beer 383, Bob Denyer 311, Geo. Sweet|§ 305, 287, Roy Mustard 299, Merle Reeson 281, Dick Adams 276, 'Bob Moorhouse 270, Bill Jordan 276, Glen Doak 255, Doc Dafoe 251, Gord Deeth 260, Roy Andrew 256, Doug Grills 251, sia Ross Jr. 252, Ed. Samanski - Triples over 700 -- Geo. Sweet $04, Doc Dafoe 724, Roy Mus- dard 716, Ed Samanski 702. * LADIES' CIGARET LEAGUE ~ After completing five nights 'of the third section, the Kools Jead the section with 15 points, 4ollowed by the Cameos with 13 points. « Total points to date are: Win- echesters 46, Cameos 43, Kools '0, Players 39, Black Cats 38, «Winstons 37, Buckinghams 37, "Exports 24. « High Triples for Feb, 2 over 570 -- G. Vipond 737, D. Howes $645, P. Brown 618, V. Sandford 605, J. Jeffrey 597, A. Sharman "586, M. McCoy 581, L. Reade $582, A. Hewis 577, E. Haines 572. * Singles over 200 -- D. Howes : 81, G. Vipond 279, 233, 225, E eHaines' 261, A. Hewis 246, C. "Rowden 244, A. Sharman 242, M. =McCoy 240, 204, P. Brown 235, #244, V. Sandford 234, C. Denyer 7228, J. Jeffrey 223, 202, L. Reade #211, 210, M. Thompson 210, S. Raker 209, J. Richardson 208, J Snare 203, R. Collins 202, E. Clarke 202. a A VALENTIN FOR MEN ONLY! 365 days of the year the little lady gets up early, prepares breakfast, makes lunch, cooks dinner and washes ALL the dishes. Admit it men! Sure,,we know you've already picked out that box of her favourite Valentine Chocolates and that's fine @ but this Sunday why not really surprise her. You cook the dinner! It's not so difficult. In fact, when you've talked to PIERRE in the Meat Department at Steinberg's it'll seem downright easy. PIERRE will help you pick out 4 roast or turkey or whatever you thmk your wife would like. He'll tell you what seasonings to use, the correct oven perati ASSORTED FLAVOURS CAKE MIXE ROBIN HOOD "PACKET PACK and what vegetabl Day. It's just possible with PIERRE'S help you may really like to cook. 4 5 7 e SAVE MORE THIS WHK AT STEINBERG wr UALNY: Brands P) =--s#BAKERY SPECIALS! > 7~5] STEINBERG FRESH 9 OZ, PKG. BORDEN PROCESS CHEESE suices 4S] STEINBERG |W TOMATO SAUCE 28 OZ. 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