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the tribune thursday june is r the air cadets in newmarket had their annual inspection recently and a lot of stouffville cadets were involved with the ceremony above shows just one of the precision drills performed to an appreciative audience owners should have access stouffville a recent decision by council to allow two neighbours to build fences and make use of an area slated to become a walkway connecting two parts of a subdivision had some of the area property owners up in arms fast week they told council that access to a vacant building site has been blocked and now children have to walk almost half a mile on heavily trafficked streets to play in the field the site was described by one mother as a paradise for a nineyearold boy mayor gord ratcliff assured the delegation seniors oppose ball diamonds stouffville the senior citizens living at parkview are con tinuing their fight to have the baseball diamonds adjoining the senior citizens apartments moved further east in a letter to council the seniors parkview administrator mr nighswander pointed out that there are continuous problems stemming from the park mr nighswander cites noise stray balls and- the floodlightingof the park as irritations to the residents me also voiced concern that one of the tenants might get hit- by a stray ball and pointed out that last year ringwood weddings last week saturday june 11th was a lovely day for two beautiful weddings solemnized in the christian church at four pm diane fockler was united in marriage to russell smith with the reverend wilfred laurenson officiating at 530 pm becky harmon became the bride of michael burry of aurora with reverend john hamilton in charge of the ceremony- the best wishes of the community are extended i these two young couples mr and mrs gordon there was quite a number of close calls and one direct hit on a win dow mr nighswander also asked council to- extend the sidewalk on rupert ave to westlawn and from rupert to the shopping plaza to make it easier for the residents to walk to the stores and he requested that a bench or two be placed in the parkette so that the oldsters can have a rest as they walk to and from the plaza and the home that council had never get the owners to fence intended to cause hard- the property and look ship to the area residents after the weeds but but that the land had been councillor jim doble given the neighbours so it wanted exactly the would be looked after opposite no fences at all when the second part of the subdivision is built the walkway will be reopened councillor eldred king also voiced his concern i dont think the town should be in the business of providing access to private property he said he also mentioned the possibility that things might get out of hand people might start to drive their cars through there he pointed out and snowmobiles and motorcycles added councillor june button some of the people present confirmed that this was already hap pening already snowmobiles and motorbikes are making acrobatism said one man he also complained that the lots facing onto the future subdivision site were turning into a garbage area mr king thought it would be a good idea to in his opinion council had acted hastily and without due consideration of all the neighbours he said they should have access to the area if snowmobiles and motorbikes can be kept out and advocated rescinding the previous decision and reopening the walkway council rejected his suggestion 51 business hour swim a businessmans lunch hour swim is being offered by the stouffville pool at 12 to 1 pm for 50 cents an hour the pool is now open for general public and instruction programs will commence later in the month closing date of the pool is august 28 ruling on bylaw stouffville bylaws should be read generously onthe side of the people being restrained argued lawyer gord ness and council agreed with him in question was the interpretation of a zoning bylaw requiring a 25 foot setback for r 2 zoned houses except when the average setback of neigh bouring houses works out to less mr ness was representing a client wishing to buy a house which was built four feet too close to the street the mortgage company did not want to finance the- house until the matter had gone to a committee of adjustment or until the bylaw was clarified the lawyer argued that going to the com- mittee of adjustment cost the town money and the client time and councillor eidred king felt this was not the appropriate way to deal with the matter we are taking over the duties of the committee of ad justments he said but he was overruled councillors bill mcnally and june button said a lenient ruling might be in order since the town building in spector had approved the building and issued a permit it could be our mistake said mrs button most 6f council agreed museum stays one more year smith 52 albert st s suggested that the most stouffville entertained economical solution for the wedding party following rehearsal on thursday evening mr and mrs clarence fockler and family attended a dinner party- eh friday evening in honour of mrs bnice smith here from british columbia for her nieces wedding it was held at all parties would be to interpret the law to mean that if a house was set back more than the minimum only the required 25 feet would be calculated as the average setback the other house adjoining the property in question is set back only 12 feet using this in- the home of her sister and terpretation the legal husband mr and mrs setback required would stan schmidt of stouff- work out to only 18 feet ville for mr nesss client brougham the museum in brougham pickering will be open another year before its move to greenwood the museum once had its own meeting in zephyr the next regularly x scheduled uxbridge council meeting will take place in the- zephyr community centre on thursday june 23 at 730 pm the zephyr meeting is part of councils overall plan to move its meeting periodically into the communities they 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