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pag a the tri3une thursday july 27 1972 coordinate community aid a group of con cerned people met recently representing jjivarious churches the sjf family life centre h meals on wheels larkham clothing centre the public library town of markham and canadian mental health to initiate an information service within the general markham stouffville area the suggested clipper mona one of the very good cows in the kim rest dispersal sells fresh with her heifer calf wednesday auiu- 2 i pm holiteins complete elm rest holstein dispersal owned by j vincent teefy rri woodyille om selling at the farm lot 2 con 14 mariposa twp 1 mile eat and 1 mile north of cannington 60 head registered classified rop test one third of the cows milking over 70 lb 2 very good a very good thornlea bred to emperor sells with four daughters also selling 27 can bulk tank 3 surge milkers surge alamo 30 pump 1 yr old sale under cover lunch available lloyd wilson w d atkinson sale managers auctioneers uxbridge 8523524 name is information please this service would provide a telephone service whereby in formation may be obtained pertaining to health services church activities social agencies emergency care educational rec reational and cultural opportunities counselling services and legal aid ser vices other objectives are to provide co or- dinating of various community resources and to facilitate communication bet ween individuals and the services and organizations av ailable ongoing training of volunteers will be provided mrs arthur dowswell stouffville the death occurred on tuesday morning july 25 of mrs arthur dowswell deceased was the former mvrtle may tindall of goodwood and was in her 76th year besides her husband arthur dowswell park dr north mrs dowswell is survived by one daughter erma mrs t smith toronto and two sons george of scarboro and roy of stouffville there are six grandchildren the funeral will be conducted this friday afternoon at 130 pm by rev j carder from the oneill funeral chapel in terment will be made at goodwood cemeterv chases thief at musselmans lake i wants representation on stadium group s wimiiiiiiiinimimi odour control new the natural way keeps air sweet and clean repels flies and insects banishes smells air purifier ensures an atmosphere of health and fragrance for up to 12 months sold by tribune office supplies i main street stouffville i i i the regional municipality of york traffic engineering technologist 8000 si 0000 commensurate with experience and qualifications duties under the supervision of the traffic engin eer responsible for traffic engineering studies analyses investigations and de sign and field supervision of installation of traffic control devices qualifications a graduate of a school of technology preferably with specialization in traffic en gineering courses and a minimum of 12 years experience in the traffic engineering field applications stating qualifications and ex perience should be made in writing to r f d bosworth peng commissioner of engineering po box 296 newmarket ontario york region the region will im mediately seek membership on a committee studying the location of a new sports complex for the toronto centred region the langstaff jail farm has been discussed at regional council as a possible site for such a com plex which might include the con troversial domed stadium despite a letter in which york region asked for representation on any committee appointed to consider sites no regional represen tative has been in cluded a motion to write again to seek im mediate represen tation carried unanimously a york county board of education tender for contract markham district high school church street markham roofing repairs sealed tenders plainly marked as to content for the markham district high school roofing repairs will be received by the director of education 22 church street aurora ontario until 1200 oclock noon eastern standard time tuesday august 8 1972 drasvings and specifications will be available to contractors on july 26 1972 at the office of the york county board of education 22 church street aurora on tario on the deposit of s5000 certified cheque payable to the york county board of education deoosit will be returned if drawings are returned to the board in good condition within seven days of the closing of tenders each tender shall be accompanied by a bid bond in the amount of 10 per cent of the cost of the work payable to the york county board of education an agreement to provide a 100 per cent performance bond and a 100 per cent payment of labor and materials bond the board reserves the right to rejec all tenders or to accept any tender not necessarily the lowest york county board of education rots s joliffe s l g chapman chairman director of education the ontario county board of education 555 rossland road west oshawa ontario auction sale of six portable classrooms date friday july 28 1972 portable classrooms may be viewed immed iately prior to the auction first portable classroom epsom public school 1000 am reserve bid 2300 epsom ontario reach township size of portable classroom approxi mately 24 x 32 constructed in 1967 oil heated used classroom desks second portable classroom greenbank public school 1100 am reserve bid 2300 greenbank ontario reach township size of portable classroom approx imately 24 x 32 constructed in 1967 oil heated used classroom desks third and fourth portable classrooms coronation public school 100 pm adelaide avenue east oshawa ontario size of portable classrooms approx imately 21 x 32 constiucted in 1958 one oil heated one electrically heated used classroom desks fifth portable classroom mary street public school 200 pm mary street north oshawa ontario size of portable classroom approx imately 21 x 32 constructed in 195s oil heated used classroom desks sixth portable classroom r s mclaughlin coll voc inst 300 pm stevenson road north oshawa ontario size of portable classroom approx imately 2 v x 32 constiucted in 1958 oil heated used classroom desks terms of sale certified cheques in the name of the ontario county board of educa tion in the amount of 23000 for the portable classrooms at epsom public school greenbank public school coronation public school mary st public school and the r s mclaughlin coll voc inst must be delivered to the agent ot the board upon completion of each auction sale in addition each purchaser must sign an agreement to purchase the portable classroom at the completion of each auction the balance of the purchase price will be payable in cash on closing fortyfive 15 days arc allowed from the date of sale for closing and removal of the portable classrooms from the school sites the mavirg of th portable classrooms must be done by competent and qualified mo all debris resulting from the exe cution of moving the portable classrooms hall be removed from tt ste at the time of moving the portable classrooms muss lake petty thieves have been active in the lake area during the past few- days daring the early hours of july 19 a thief broke into the glen- dale pavilion by smashing a window taking 35 from the cash drawer he then pried open a machine and removed an un determined amount of silver don patrick son of owner stu patrick heard the thief at work and gave chase failing to make a capture four police officers searched the area with no result the same night saw another breakin at ogdens texaco again entry was gained through a broken window and the thief took 50 in cash the shalimar restaurant suffered 60 damage during the night of july 1718 when a number of rocks were thrown through two windows police believe juveniles may have been responsible detectives of the york regional police are investigating these incidents long time lake resident ballantrae the death occurred on july 22 of cameron javnes long time resident of musselmans lake mr javnes had been ill for some time he was born near ballantrae and had been employed for a number of years with massey ferguson besides his wife the former jennie bishop mr javnes is survived by four sons don and leo of scarboro and cameron and murrav at home also one daughter doreen at home there are five grandchildren and one sister zora javnes of winnipeg funeral service was conducted mondav from the oneill funeral chapel by- rev donald pugh the pall bearers were allan meyer millard reesor gordon wideman harold lewis frank barkey and howard barkey interment was made in churchill cemeterv private 20 miles from new airport 2 miles to lake simcoe new brick home 3 bedrooms 2 bath rooms lshaped living and dining room big modern kitchen with sliding doer to patio full insulated basement 27500 call 7228283 total distribution of i than 7500 copies each the tribune is more week notice to all property owners in the township of uxbridge in the county of ontario notice of application to the ontario municipal board by the cor poration of the township of uxbridge for approval of a bylaw to regulate land use passed pursuant to section 35 of the planning act take notice that the council of the corporation of the township of uxbridge intends to apply to the ontario municipal board pursuant to the provisions of section 35 of the planning act for approval of by law 1613 passed on the 5th day of june 1972 a note giving an explanation of the purpose and effect of the bylaw and stating the lands affected thereby is attached here with as appendix a any person interested may within fourteen 14 days after the date of this notice send by registered mail or de liver to the clerk of the township of ux bridge notice of his objection to approval of the said bylaw together with a statement of the grounds of such objection any person wishing to support the application for approval of the bylaw may within fourteen 14 days after the date of this notice send by registered mail or deliver to the clerk of the township of uxbridge notice of his support of approval of the said bylaw together with a request for notice of any hearing that may be held giving also the name and address to which such notic2 should be given the ontario municipal board may approve of the said bylaw but before doing so it may appoint a time and place when any objection to the bylaw will be considered notice of any hearing that may be held will be given only to persons who have filed an objection or notice of support and who have left with or delivered to the clerk undersigned the address to which notice of hearing is to be sent the last date for filing objec tions will be the 4th day of august 1972 dated at the township of uxbridge this 19th day of july 1972 d s kennedy clerk of the township of uxbridge municipal offices goodwood ontario 1 purpose ami effect of bylaw 1613 i to amend bylaw 1517 the zoning bylaw of the corporation of the township of uxbridge town ship ii to implement the recommendations of the ontario municipal board board contained in its decision dated march 24 1970 dealing with bylaw 1517 hi to plan in part for the develop ment of sand and gravel operations in the township of uxbridge by a more accurately locating sand and gravel operations b separating same from land in tended to be so used and c providing notice to the public of existing and intended land uses iv to repeal bylaws 1589 and 1611 in cluding the key maps attached to each as schedule a passed on the 29th of march 1971 and on the 17th of april 1972 respectively v to implement changes requested by ratepayers in the township 2 lands affected by bylaw 1613 all the lands and landowners in the town ship of uxbridge 3 present zoning bylaw 1517 and pro posed zoning changes bylaw 1613 ti section 232 of bylaw 1517 defined gravel pit to include any excava tion made for the purposes of searching for or removing soil sand or gravel from land for commercial purposes bylaw 1613 deletes the reference to searching for such deposits ii section 270a has been added by bylaw 1613 to define portable processing plant since the use of such is now permitted in the m3 zone oil section 292 of bylaw 1517 defined use to include the purpose for which property or buildings were used or intended to be used by law 1613 alters the meaning to apply only to actual use iv sections 296 97 98 and 99 inclusive of bylaw 1517 establish certain setback restrictions from the front yard rear yard and side yard limits of property within which distances sand and gravel op erations are prohibited bylaw 1613 extends the setbacks to excavations in addition to buildings v bylaw 1613 creates 3 new zones de scribed as a sand and gravel agricultural zone a3 b aggregate processing zone m5 and c quarry holding zone hm3 this required that the key maps 1 2 and 3 forming part of schedule a attached to bylaw 1517 be re vised and replaced by key maps 1 2 and 3 forming part of schedule a to bylaw 1613 vi the index map forming the other part of schedule a attached to bylaw 1517 has been revised and replaced by bylaw 1613 and it pro vides two legends the first re- categorizes roads and the other pro vides a legend for the key maps which show the roads vii section 52 of bylaw 1517 estab lished the zone boundaries of pits and quarries to coincide with the outlines thereof bylaw 1613 deletes this so that the zone boundaries of pits and quarries are determined according to key maps 1 2 and 3 viii section 68 of bylaw 1517 defined frontage on street to mean pro perty fronting on a township road a county road or a provincial high way bylaw 1613 replaces this with the requirement that the property have direct access to an improved road as designated in schedule a attached thereto ix a new section 622 has been added by bylaw 1613 which prohibits the establishment of pits or quarries ex cept in an authorized zone where land is allowed to be used for the planting of grass shrubs seeded berms trees or similar uses the section prohibits pits or quarries from being established x bylaw 1517 allows as a residential use in the restricted agricultural zone al and the general agricul tural zone a2 a detached single family dwelling house or a home occupation in a permitted dwelling house bylaw 1613 adds a new section 9a which establishes a sand and gravel agricultural zone a3 but only allows as a residential use a detached singlefamily dwelling house if occu pied by a caretaker watchman or other similar person employed full- time on the same property bylaw 1613 only permits as non residential uses in an a3 zone a farm a golf course or driving range a private park a public use or a seasonal fruit vegetable flower or farm product sales outlet it main tains the same zone provisions as established by bylaw 1517 for al and a2 zones xi section 16 of bylaw 1517 establish es rear yard and interior side yard setback restrictions for in dustrial zones these provisions are retained by bylaw 1613 but are not required if the adjoining pro perty is zoned m3 ml m5 or hm3 except as set out in xiv below otherwise bylaw 1613 states no sot- backs are required if the adjoining owners agree to dispense therewith xii section 19lb of bylaw 1517 per mitted as nonresidential uses in an m3 zone an aggregate storage area a concrete batching plant and a crushing plant bylaw 1613 deletes this and allows a portable processing plant and a sand or gravel stock piling operation in an m3 zone xiii section 192 c of bylaw 1517 es tablished a special provision screen planting which stated that no land in an m3 zone could be used for any purpose other than for planting grass trees or similar use within 100 feet of any residential commercial or agricultural zone or within 70 feet of any street line bylaw 1615 replaces the option of planting grass with the option of planting a seeded berm but requires screen planting within 100 feet of any commercial or al or a2 zone unless all owners of land within that distance agree to dispense there with or within 250 feet of a resi dential or village zone unless all owners of land within that distance agree to dispense therewith xiv section 192 d of bylaw loli es tablished a special provision concrete plant which prohibited a concrete batching plant crushing plant or aggregate screening oper ation to be located in an m3 zone within 450 feet of any street or side lot line or within 250 feet of any rear lot line as set out in xii above bylaw 1613 does not allow these operations in an m3 zone but does establish special provisions port able processing plants and sand and gravel stockpiling operations the new bylaw requires a setback distance of 50 feet from any adjoin ing m3 m4 m5 or hm3 zone for sand and gravel stockpiling opera tions in an m3 zone and 450 feet from a residential village or com mercial zone for any portable pro cessing plant or sand and gravel stockpiling operations in an m3 zone unless all owners within the said distances agree to dispense there with xv bylaw 1613 adds a new section 192 e which allows land desig nated on the key maps as m31 to be used for a contractors yard in cluding outside storage a contrac tors yard is defined to mean an area where the owner or operator ser vices maintains andor stores his construction andor his mining equipment xvi bylaw 1613 adds a new section 19b which establishes an aggregate processing zone m5 no residen tial uses are permitted and the allow ed nonresidential uses are for an aggregate storage area an aggregate screening or washing plant a con crete batching plant a crushing plant and a gravel pit previously bylaw 1517 allowed these uses in the m3 zone three special provisions relating to screen planting aggregate process ing plant and asphalt plant are set out by this section the screen planting requirements are identical with those of the m3 zone as set out in xiii above the aggregate pro cessing plant prohibits a concrete batching plant a crushing operation or a screening operation from being located within 50 feet of any lot line abutting an m3 m4 m5 or hm3 zone or within 450 feet of any front or side lot line other than one abut ting an m3 m4 m5 or hm3 zone or within 250 feet of any rear lot line other than one abutting an m3 m4 m5 or hm3 zone unless the adjoin ing owners agree to dispense there with land designated by the key maps as m51 may be used for an asphalt plant xvii bylaw 1613 adds a new section 19c which establishes the quarry hold ing zone hm3 the residential uses permitted are the same as for the a3 zone set out inx above the permitted nonresidential uses are a farm and a public use and the zone provisions are the same as for the a3 zone set out in x above 4 general i bylaw 1613 is to become effective on the 5th of june 1972 subject to receiving the approval of the board ii copies of bylaws 1517 and 1613 and the index and key maps attached to each can be obtained from the office of the clerk of the township in goodwood ontario regard should be had thereto to determine the ex act zoning of all land within the township and to examine the full text of the said bylaws notice to all property owners in the town of uxbridge and in the townships of pickering whit by reach and scott all in the county of ontario and of the town of whitchurchstouffville and townships of markham whit church and gwillimbuity in the regional municipality of york north take notice that the abovepublished notice to all property owners in the town ship of uxbridge in the county of ontario including the abovepublished explanatory note attached as appendix a thereto are also addressed to all owners of property in the abovenamed local municipalities dated at goodwood ontario this 19th day of july 1972 d s kennedy clerk of the township of uxbridge municipal offices goodwood ontario