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om 'THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, + nila 1966 Committee Will Study WwW est Rouge Resolution G (Staff) == John A president of the Weat \ yers' Association, Township Coun: 'thia week he had the feeling was ovr ng ned re resolution gome ty: for a 40-60 industrial n ratio for develop: 'ent in the township, A resolu: for this volley was be cou ies} ee " Reeve Laycox paid a sugge resolution, submitted by Mr, , would be considered by nell at a = met suggest resolution as follows: TEXT oo RESOLUTION "Whereas there is a need for council to give direction to the planning board on the subject of Dancing Classes Plan Festival _ BOWMANVILLE ~ The ba- , tap and ballet classes, by the recreation riment, will present re e 4 in the town hall, ot Bo sage Festival, ude children from year or up. the completion of the show Claus will be on hand to te treats to the baton rs, we ge and ballet The public is cor: ve At | FLYING OFFICER sNOW Radio Officer an industrial assessment re- quirement for each residential subdivision contemplated for the township; and "Whereas there are @ number of subdivisions not yet approved by council; and "Whereas it is the intention of council to exclude from an in One Lighting;.. Area Favored: PICKERING (Staff) -- Reeve C, A. Layeox sald at a coun: cll meeting this week he be- Heved there should be one street lighting area for the whole township, Street lights are now paid for on an area basis, "I think whether I live on a farm or on a street, T get some benefit from street lights," said the reeve, His remark stemmed from a requeat by Miles Cook, of Fair: ort Beach, who wrote stress ing the need for lights, Mr, Layeox said mothers will no longer send their chil- dren to the store at night, He every Intersection in the town: ship, it would be | sible to have one street lighting area for the township as Claremont Nentng was handled by the police vi lage trustees, Mr, Layeox said that this would be considered in further debate, but that fewer rates made less bookkeeping for the staff, and already the number of separate rates had been de- creased conaiderably, Applications will be rec Cashier-Stenogropher, Applicants should state age, experience, Salery to commence $3,298.00, Applications to be addressed to Pickering Man Receives Wings G Otficer Cadet I. R. Snow, son of Mr. and Mrs, EB. R, Snow, 5 Clare- lyn Boulevard, Pickering, has successfully completed the F Radio Officer Course at Air Navigation School here and has been commissioned as a Flying Officer. | He received his wings from) wing Commander J, W,! Whelan, CD, officer command: | ing the Air Navigation School, | Canadian Forces Base, Win-| nipeg. Officer Snow obtained his matriculation at the Dunbarton High School prior to joining the Royal Canadian Air Force in August, 1965, For the past year he has been undergoing intensive ground and air as a student radio officer, Flying Officer Snow will re- ceive further training at the Operational Training Unit, 415 uadron, Summerside, Prince) Edward Island, before taking wp flying duties with the Mari: time Command, Ontario County's said there should be a light at) Councillor Harvey Spang said)! ROUSSEAU HERITAGE es HOUSE dustrial requirement eertain small developments: 'Therefore be it reabived that this council shall henceforth re- uire of all developers ey bring a 40-percent indus- trial assessment to the townshi as one of the conditions of uc developers being granted the right to develop land roned for residential; "And be it further resolved that all developments of 10 lots or less be automatically ex- cluded from this requirement, and in addition such other ex: clusions may be made in ac: cordance with the merits of the case and as counell ehall direct the Planning Board from time to time," LOOK AT MERITS "T think you have to have the ability in certain ciroumstances to look at the merits of certain cases," Mr, Kruger said, He felt that counell could set 10 lots or less, Uf it goes over the 10 lots, he sald, it might be that this could be a contribution that should perhaps be other than the 40 percent, "T heard it said,"' remarked Mr. Kruger, 'that this will tend stop all development, If de- beige seers is stopped, it won't be we because of this reso. "And if it is stopped," he ar: gued, 'we have one of the best arguments we have ever had against the provincial govern: ment, There is pressure for res: idential development along the commuter track, Somewhere the province has to get their money back, If the provincial government wishes to do this, why would we not go to them | _jand ask for asaistance?" TOWN OF WHITBY eived until 5:00 pm, Friday, December 23rd, 1966 for the position of moritel stetus, education and plus the usual fringe benefits, the undersigned, JOHN R, FROST, Clerk Administrator, 405 Dundes &. W., WHITBY, Onterie. Gathering Place for people seeking unusual Gift items. WON'T YOU DROP IN AND | SEEU $ SOON? -- 216 MARY ST. PHONE 668-3483 E., WHITBY mail early this Christmas DECEMBER 17th is the last date for local Christmas mail delivery CHRISTMAS CARDS Unsealed, with not more than five written words of greeting. 3¢ For postal information see your telephone book Yeliow Pages, stay CANADA up a group of standards for the), 32 Traffic Accidents Result In Six Charges WHITBY (Staff) --. Officers |remov of the Whitby detachment of ann rc. en 1 leave lcking [road the Geter = " cies oor na drvows apokes to those cae @ loned for in a drivew ee e, last week's -- conditions | iy were aga' oe Detac' kept busy investigating 32 traf- fic accidents in which sevenialertness to speed and traffic, persons were injured and six/These factors, plus drivers were charged, Theyjatrain, produce dangerous iche pr He 14,050 mallss and re-|drowsiness, The oe ahi g ood conditions on some|should be aware of the -- pal Bern and hazardous driv: jand physical effects of atigue ing conditions due to deep mud on some township roads, Fore \ wnately conditions rently im] OSHAWA TIMES | One hundred and ane drivers PIOTURE i} RE-PRINTS were checked, Of these 43 were Available At warned and 60 charged, Faulty be rane such as lights and NU-WAY PHOTO SERVICE leld wipers accounted for the majority of the charges, There were 67 general com: plaints, including several break and enter cases and one armed 251 King &. 8, Oshewe 8 x 10 -- 1,50 each 5x7 -- 1,28 each 20% Discount on Orders of & or More Pletures ent robbery, Six insecure premises were found and 10 commercial vehicles were left standin overnight, unlocked and wil! the keys in the ignition, This, detachment officers sald, is an open invitation to car thieves, All drivers, they ake A habit of planning board in dealing with). | PLUMBING DISCOUNT (Formerly Plumbing Mart) Same Address -- 149 Brock St, N. -- Whitby 668-6601 WHITBY 668-6601 SPECIALS !! 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AWA DISCOUNT HOUSE, TURN. 1N FOR SAVINGS GIFT sist enoun, | PH fy J Local My Sincere Thanks My Sincere thanks to ing sieciors of Whitby Township and the vol- unteer workers for your kind support on Saturday Last. Heber Down OPEN DAILY 10 a.m. - 10 pn. oaetiad TREES The Discount Mouse purchased thousands of hend trimmed and shaped Christmas Trees to add comfort end beauty te your home for Christmes. YOUR CHOICE FOR PRICE SAKE .. OSHAWA DISCOUNT HOUSE Lid. 1038 KING ST, W. at GARRARD RD, 25.00 IN FREE GROCERIES EACH WEEK IN THE © G06" ast © wtb "A REALLY GOOD PLACE TO BUY A FINER USED CAR 300 DUNDAS ST, EAST @ WHITBY @ PHONE oan-3308 AMD Deleotron tilt sreoring wheel, whitewall tires, cornering lights, radio, sefety locks, finished in beautiful 2-tone green, Lie, Ne, 34867 BALANCE OF NEW CAR WARRANTY Original Price $8300.00 my $3695 |] Furniture and Upholstery |]. 55 King Se, &, WHYTE BROS, FOR ALL YOUR FURNISHING NEEDS Autometive Trim w 623.5252 b Bathtub Ring. 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