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4 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Pridey, June 8, 1962 Zoning Bylaw Hassle Erupts In Township HAMPTON (Staff) -- "Hook up our hydro or we'll sue for damages" was the ultimatum given Darlington township coun- cil yesterday by the Bowman- ville Revolver Club. Bill Kirkton of 239 Montrave avenue, Oshawa, acting as spokesman for the club, said the revolver club and the Bow- manville Rifle Club spent $706 on their building. Councillor Sidney Cornish said that a building permit should never have been issued. Reeve Garnet Rickard sug- gested that the solution to the problem would be the re-zon- ing of the property. "That's impossible," said Mr. Kirkstone. "The owner of the property doesn't want the land Te-zoned." Before the hydro can be hooked up, council must give approval because the club- house is located in an agricul- tural zone. Township Clerk Walter Rundle said people wouldn't get in situations like this if they) hired a lawyer to look into the! building bylaws before they go ahead with their plans. "What you're saying," said Mrs. Mary Rudai, appearing on behalf of the club, "is that a person who plans to build in the township should be com- pelled to hire a lawyer to see if the building inspector was within his rights to issue the permit. In other words even council doesn't trust the build- ing inspector." BLAME SPREAD Councillor Fred Smith charg- ed that the revolver club was just as much to blame as the building inspector. "If you want to have the land re-zoned, then buy the building," he said. "You can't tell us to buy property," said Mr. Kirkton. "And anyway we wouldn't have the funds to do so." "No," said Mr. Smith, "and you can't tell us to change our bylaws." "We're not | asking you to) change your bylaws," said Mr. Kirkton, "we just want} council to rectify the situa- tion." talking about. Darlington Plans Road Inspection HAMPTON (Staff) -- Darling- ton township council was hit with requests yesterday to build houses on land serviced by roads less than the required 66) foot width. | Council passed a motion to} make a study of all township roads less than. 66 feet wide, amend the zoning bylaw to per- mit services to the roads that are wide enough and make re- commendations to widen the oth- ers where possible. The study will be made by the roads commitee, the road superintendent or his assistant) and an engineer. Liberal Claims Tory Emotion Covers Issues PORT HOPE -- Russell C. Honey, Liber andidate fr Durham Rid.ug, said last nig that basic election issues have been confused by Tory emotion- alism during the recent cam- paign. "The real issue," said Mr. Reeve Garnet Rickard said it) was a matter for the whole} council, not the roads commit-| tee. | "Sure the roads committee is going to take a little responsib- ility, otherwise why set up| these committees?" asked Coun-} cillor Sidney Cornish. Councillor Fred Smith said he} only. seconded Councillor Cor- nish's motion to get a discus-| sion. | The decision came following! a request from Mrs. Fred Hol-| royd of Hampton to build a house on a road less than the} required width. "I just told your clerk he should be on council," said Mrs. Budai, "and he told me that he wasn't qualified to be on council, and that he real- izes it, but these other fellows don't." "That's out of order, Mr. Reeve," said Mr. Rundle. "Well, you asked me, Mr. Reeve," said Mrs. Budai. "We're not asking the town- ship for a road or anything like that, all we want is to have our hydro hooked up. It was the building inspector (E, A, Varcoe) who made a mistake, and now it should be council's respponsibility to fix the situation up. After all, he works for council." Council refused to give Mr. Kirkton an answer to his re- quest "what are you going to do about it?" Reeve Rickard said the prob- lem would be discussed in com- mittee and then brought back to open council. Council refused Mr. Kirk- Reeve Rickard, observing Mr.|ton's request that he leave the; GRANBY, Que. (CP) -- The) Rundle and Mrs. Budai whis-|room so it could be discussed)Yamaska conservation associa- pering, asked what they were|and give him an immediate/tion's annual fishing derby will answer. "If council gave everybody the same solution you've given me, there would be no point in having a council meeting," said Mr. Kirkton. Ajax, Oshawa Mayors Will Watch Judo AJAX (Staff) -- The Ajax and Oshawa branches of the Maple Leaf Judo Club will com- pete in a Judo Tournament in the Ajax Community Centre, Wednesday, June 27, at 7:00 .m. White, yellow, orange, green Delegations Irk Council Members HAMPTON (Staff) -- The owner of a Judo Club near Courtice, Leo Haunsberger, ask- ed Darlington township council yesterday to gravel and grade the road leading into his build- ng. Councillor Sidney Cornish said that the building inspector should never have issued a per- and blue belt judoists will com- pete in team and _ individual matches. There will be three classes for boys and girls in the 8-10; 11-13; and 14-17 years age groups. Highlight of the tournament will be the presentation of new judo trophies by the mayors of Ajax and Oshawa and the Po- lice Departments of both muni- cipalities. Her Worshin Mayor Christine Thomas of Oshawa and His Worship Mayor William A. Parish of Ajax will be on hand to present the new tro- phies. Tickets are now on sale by any Judo Club member. WELL STOCKED | be held July 1 at nearby Gale Pond, recently stocked with 15,- 1000 speckled and rainbow trout ranging up to 17 inches in jlength. First prize is a boat and 'motor. 38 Babies Born At Ajax Hospital AJAX -- The Ajax-Pickering General Hospital admitted 224 patients during the month of May, a release stated today. This total was divided among the areas as follows--Ajax, 84; Pickering Township, 99; Pick- ering Village, 18; Whitby, 11; Whitby Township, 3; Oshawa, 4; others, 5. A total of 38 babies were born during the month in the hospi- tal. Out-patients numbered 450. The number of in-patient X- rays was 115; out-patient X- rays, 290; miniature X-rays, 76. Laboratory in-patient treat- ments totalled 1103 with 42 lab- oratory out-patient treatments. The hospital made 30 blood transfusions. Operations were as follows: minor, 33; major, 22; ear, eye, nose and throat, 45. ? History's Fiercest Raid ! "BRAVE WARRIOR" IN TECHNICOLOR --STARRING-- JON HALL 4 5 > " 4 Tachnicolor® ores BILL TRAVERS WILLIAM SYLVESTER > High Adventure "The BLACK KNIGHT" IN TECHNICOLOR STARRING ALAN PATRICIA LADD . MEDINA After Council has passed the 3 BIG HITS! ALL IN COLOR motion, requests came from Don Adcock of Hampton who} wants to build a house in) Hampton, and Clifford Pethick) of Enniskillen who wanted to build a temporary garage to) store lumber. | Bicycle Rodeo ocheduled By Safety Council | | | Honey, "is whether the people AJAX (Staff) -- The Ajax| of Canada are willing to accept/Safety Council in co-operation) four or five more years of|with the Ajax Police Depart-| chronic deficits, unemployment, | ment will hold its annual] rising cost of living, devalued|Bicycle Rodeo on Friday, June} currency, loss of trakng and|15 at 9.30 a.m. secondary industrial strength The popular annual event and loss of national prestige) which hosts many of the town's under a Tory government. "Or do we want a restored and vigorous economy creating) school children will take place} in the Hunt street. skating rink. | The Ajax Safety Council said jobs for Canadians by a Liberal|today that the first prizes will government in a proud and con-| fident Canada. | "Canada's economy has de-| teriorated too far to be cured) overnight, Mr. Pearson and the) be new, bicycles jboy and girl and fishing rods for the top and wrist watches for second and third prizes. liberal party has warned that some' measure of sacrifice will be needed." Baptism MUSICIANS WHITBY BRASS BAND requires players. All instruments. Proctice Thursday Evening, 100 Dundas St. W. Whitby over the drug store. Phone MO 8-3004 Held At Greenwood Hear PERCY By MAY E. BROWN GREENWOOD -- There was a good number present for the observations of family Sunday by a combined service of Church and Sunday School re- cently. Included in an_ inspirational program was a baptismal ser- vice for the following children. | Sherry Leah, daughter of | Mr, and Mrs. Anthony Gardin-! er; Timothy Paul, son of Mr.| and Mrs. Alex Saunders and Richard Charles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Robertson. Mr. and Mrs. Don Godwin and children were in Muskoka recently at the former's par- ents' cottage. VIVIAN | Mr. and Mrs. Glynn Eastwood "4 and Linda, Mr. and Mrs. W. A.} Brown and William Jr. and Miss May Brown were at! Brooklin recently when Eliza- beth Anne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown was baptised at the Brooklin United Church. The sympathy of old friends in Greenwood is extended to the family of Mrs. May .Lock- wood who was buried at Salem recently. The Greenwood and Kinsale Home and School Association met at the school recently. Besides the regular business period, interesting pictures were shown of the Black Creek area and Pioneer Village. 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CIRCULATION DEPT. -- OSHAWA TIMES 86 KING STREET EAST, OSHAWA | $1 4] | | Acquit Driver For Cutting Off Cruiser AJAX (Staff) -- A Toronto driver who made a left turn and cut off a police cruiser was Thursday acquitted of making a faulty left turn by Magistrate Crawford Guest in Ajax Magis- trate's Court. Joseph DeClara, 182 Sammon avenue, Toronto testified in court that on May 13 he was driving south on Harwood ave- nue towards the Bayly street in- tersection. When he was about 900 feet from the intersection, he said, he saw a police cruiser "'parked in the left hand lane of Har- wood". The cruiser was still there mit to Mr. Haunsberger. Reeve Garnet Rickard said that mistakes are bound to be made and that council should try and benefit from these mis- takes. Councillor Harold Muir said that there are some people in the township who have lived there for 50 years or more and never got much, 'but these fel- lows come out here from Osh- awa and have only been here a year and all of a sudden they want special attention on their roads and paved to if we would do it. "I'm not going along with these speculators who would put the township/on the rocks if we'd let them." Mr. Cornish said he didn't think council should jump every time somebody comes to council) and tries to "throw a bit of| weight around'. "If this sort of thing contin- ues I'll resign and start throw- ing some of my weight around," said the more-than-200 pound) Councillor. | Councillor Cornish added that; council shouldn't build a road) for Mr. Haunsberger when they made another fellow put $600 up! to bulid a road with 600 feet of) | gravel, | The problem was referred to) \the roads committee for a re-| {port 'as soon as possible". IRENIE HARVEY CENTRAL COLLEGIATE SIMCOE ST. S. 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