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: 12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, July 7, 1965 Ontario Humane Society will CITY COUNCIL BRIEFS Highways Minister C. S. Mac- Naughton acknowledged the city's letter formally accepting the Ghost rd., from Farewell at., to the east limit of Osh- 'awa. The letter was received and filed. Miss Evelyn Found, in a let- ter, extended thanks to il for a gift made to her on her retirement from the position of deputy city clerk. The letter was received and filed. Township of Whitby informed council the township planning board has received a request to purchase a parcel of land for residential purposes. The land has been dedicated for the use of a public highway and adjoins Oshawa. .The board said it would like to determine if the city has any objection to the sale. The letter was referred to the planning board. Donevan and Fleischmann submitted copies of a proposed subdivision development pre- pared for their client, F and T Developments and requested ap- proval of the project in order that necessary rezoning may be accomplished. The proposed subdivision is in the Lake Vista ton, Supplies Ltd., for providing a truck and driver for the city's entry in the Folk Festival pa- rade was passed. Ald. Alice Reardon said students who helped with the art work on the civic float have been thanked lby letter. She also said volun- teers who helped decorate the float should be congratulated. Ald. Reardon said used to decorate the city's float cost $5 and can be used again. provements. at an estimated cost of $76,439; and amending the zoning bylaw to distinguish between apartments and flats in respect ments, were pagsed by council. to parking require- A motion thanking E. Lup- Millwork and Building materials Mayor Lyman Gifford was authorized by council to pro- claim Aug. 2 a civic holiday. Motions to: list an Adelaide ave. e., lot for sale at the ap- praised price of $6,080 with the Oshawa and _ District Estate' Board; mayor as the first signature and the treasurer as the second on cheques, were approved. Real authorize the Humel and Son's $5,000 offer area. The letter was referred|for city land on Oshawa bvd. to the planning board. n., near Ritson rd., was not ac- cepted by council. Ald. Norman Earl Myers, president of the| Down lhigh enough. Oshawa Naval Veterans' Club, informed council that Her Maj-| esty's Canadian ship St. Lau- " rent will be visiting the port of Oshawa July 8 to 30. He asked if the city would be interested in arranging a tour and recep- tion for the commander and officers. The letter was re- t tee and taken with respect to the soci- ety's request that the bylaw be said' the offer wasn't} Oshawa Horticultural Society will be notified by council that the whole matter of dog con- rol is under study by commit- that action will be enforced. be notified that council is tak- ing "no action" in connection with the society's proposal provide. an animal shelter to service Ontario County. Council decided property at the southeast corner of Simcoe and Hillcroft sts., not be offered for sale, and if and when it is for sale it will be sold by tender. di fat: Cc Corps A ion was granted permission to use Memorial and Alexandra Parks Sept. 18 at the time of the asso- ciation's annual drumhead serv- ice, Rae-Al Investments Ltd., will be advised that if and when property at the northwest cor- ner of King and Thornton is for sale after the street widening is completed and it is not re- quired by the city, it will be sold by tender. G. L. Roberts, 463 Mary st., P. G. Wiltshire, 79 Lauder rd., K. M. Hime, 622 Mary st., John and Lorraine Burns, 62 Con- naught st., and Mrs. T. H. Mc- Dowell, 468 Mary st., wrote letters to council, commenting on and questioning the city's plans, to widen Mary st., from Adelaide ave. n., to Rossland rd. e. They said they opposed the proposal.' The letters were referred to the public works committee. Mrs. Cecil G. Step, corre-| sponding: secretary of the Folk Festival, extended thanks to the city for purchasing 'advertising space in the Folk Festival pro- gram. The letter was received and filed. Several letters were referred by council to the special com- mittee pursuing the location of a community college in Osh- awa. R. A. Farrell, executive labor council endorses council's}! box and slides in Radio Park Stewart, assistant deputy min- ister of education, acknowledg-| ed a copy of the letter sent to Premier Robarts. He said the city's assurance of local inier- est and support will be kept in mind. An Oshawa and District Labor Council letter said the action in its efforts to have a community college established and also asking that a Jabor representative be appointed to a college committee. The letter was received and filed as Keith Ross, Labor Council secretary, has been appointed to the com- mittee. Counceil's finance and assess- ment committee was given power to act on a request py Oshawa Jaycees to sponsor a civic reception July 19, for stu-}, dnets, participating in the stu- dent exchange. program. Recep- tions have been sponsored by the city in previous years, G. T. Scuik, president of Radio Park apartments, asked council to have swings, sand- relocated near the south bound- ary of the park because of noise from the park. The request was referred to the parks, property and recreation committee, Oshawa bvd. n., and Ross-| land rd. e., residents wrote council "strongly objecting' to the proposed erection of a hydro distribution station at the south- west corner of Rossland and Ritson rds. The letter was re- ferred to the parks, property and recreation committee. Mr. and Mrs. §S. Brown, Old York Trail, wrote council stat-| ing their concern regarding the closing of a section of Old York Trail east of Grandview Golf Course. The letter was referred to the parks, property and re- creation committee. dicating that intention to submit a brief on the study. Ald. Brady said in- |formation will be gathered from city departments, compiled and submitted to council for con- sideration sented at a hearing this fall. asked council to: withold any action on the proposed removal of trees and construction of a sidewalk on the south side of Rossland rd. e., between. Mary and Masson, until. they have an opportunity. to investigate their legal rights with respect to opposing this action. The letter was referred tothe works com- mittee, The parking bylaw will be amended to prohibit parking on the south side of Fairbanks st., from Centre st., to the west limits, council decided. Council agreed to send a letter 'to the study director, Metropolitan Toronto and Re- gion' Transportation Study, in- it is the city's before being pre- Oshawa's Industrial Commis- sion will be advised by council that the CNR railway informed the city that service being established in the {Metro area is for the purpose of evaluating the effectiveness of a commuter service as part of the Metro Toronto and Re- gion Transportation Study. the commuter Council decided to amend the parking bylaw to provide (a) two-hour parking limit on the west side of Haig st., between Adelaide ave. e., and 560 feet north of Adelaide ave. e.; (b) "no parking' at any time on the west side of Haig st., be- tween 560 feet north of Adelaide ave. e., and Rosedale ave. Ald. Brady told council pede- sbetween Mary and Masson ets., Council turned down an offerjtee is attempting to do every- by A, H. Collins to buy land between Bond st., and radio station CKLB at 360 King st. w., Mr. Collins offered $1 pro- vided the city grants a tax concession, Council agreed to sell one- quarter of an acre of land on the east side of Nelson st. n., to Oshawa Live Bait Co., for'| $500. The sale was recommend: WARN PARENTS RONDEAU PARK, Ont. (CP) Police here are warning to"be on the lookout for merheads" and "cherry bombs"'--extra large firecrack- ers with enough explosive power to blow the bottom off) a sink. More than 70 of the crackers, both detonated or live, have been found scattered! thing it can to incorporate the recreation building and I think itt. 10 te bent' at the hy financially to incorporate the building." Tony Nave, 340 Simcoe st. s., will be advised that his property is in an R-4 zone and that under the zoning bylaw it is not possible to permit a sign indica- ting "Consulate Agency." ed by the Oshawa Industrial Commission. Council agreed to accept $475 as a cash-in-lieu payment for the' six-lot subdivision on the south side of Russett ave., sub- ject to the approval of the mun- icipal affairs. minister and to accept $1,025 as a cash-in-lieu payment for the 10-lot sub- division on the north side of Windsor dr.;west of Nelson st., subject to thé, minister's approval. POLICEMAN HELD UP SARK, Channel Islands (CP) On a recent weekend tour of this small island where all auto- mobiles and trucks are banned, Home Secretary Sir Frank Soskice, head of Britain's police forces, found that even horse- drawn carriages are. forbidden on Sunday. Special dispensation was needed from the Sark Par- liament before he could com- plete his tour, except on foot. FOUND Rocks basic types--igneous, tary and met ® Rental Information ¢ IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY | The Cavalier Apts. The Viscount Apts. The Diplomat Apts. 725-9934 -or- 728-4283 "wtvGG Petitioners. on Howard and Drew sts., will be advised htat the zoning inspector will con- tinue. to keep property at 184 Beatty ave., under surveillance and that the owner will be prosecuted if it can be shown that he is continuing to. carry out body shop repair work at this address. Ald. Hayward Murdoch, one of council's representatives on the Centennial pool construc- tion committee, told members that recreation and auditorium officials have been formulating plans to include a new recrea- tion building at the Civic Audi- torium site. "I think it's all) falling into a pattern very nicely," he said. "the commit- Don't Neglect Slipping FALSE TEETH Do false teeth , slip or wobble when you talk, eat, laugh or sneeze? n't be annoyed and em adeaiiiaaeeme | JURY & LOVELL PHARMACIES ferred to the finance committee 8 Do! with power to act. by such handicaps. 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