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4-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, June 13th, 1973 Letter to acres or so of agricultural ~ editorland la a beautiful lake-front the e îo settingr in Clarke Township to SHOULD THE RICE the West of Wlmot Creek on BROTHERS FROM which they propose to build BRAMPTON BE TREATED 1,000 houses. Their financial, DIFFERENTLY TO MR. technical and political resour- O.J. CLARKE? ces are immense. They have The Rice Brothers have 270 the Royal Bank as a 50 i~~ WeLsten Bette MARTY STEL is the Body Shop Manager at MacDonald Ford here in Bowman- ville and he is the man fo see if your car or truck requires body work or painting. Estimnates are f ree and prompt. Just give hîi a phone cali at 623-4481 and heý'll corne riaht over. -50 partnier. A battery of bigbly qualified engineers, lawyers and an architect present their case for tbem. They come equipped with glorious graphic displays, sound-track movies and welI rehearsed scripts. They have a staff politician wbo cdaims that their proposais have the blessing of our M.P.P. Our Township's solicitor is in their employ. But meet Mr. 0.J. Clarke. Actually you know hlm well. '0.J.' stands for 'ordinary Joe'. H1e too owns land in the Township.. He bas lived and worked and paid taxes here for many years. He would like to develop a small part of bis land in a modest way. His resourcs are not grandiose. H1e approached Council and the Planning Board and the dial- ogue, in effect, went 1l'ike this: - '0f course 0.J. you can subdivide your land - but the minimum size of your lots must be forty acres - and the houses you build must con- form to our Building By-laws.' 'Why the hell must tbe lots be forty acres?' 'Because preservation of ag- ricultural land, like mother- hood, is sacred to Queen's Park and, in line with that, the forty acre minimum lot size became the law la Clarke Township for you O .J. in 1969.' The Rice Brothers, with their dazzling armny of techn- ologists and their political approach, have asked to build 1,000 homes on 270 acres in a manner which contravenes our building by-laws. Are tbey entitled to zoning changes, lot size concessions or deviations from the building regulations wbicb are flot attainable by Mr. 0.J. (for ordinary Joe) Clarke? I THINK NOT Kirk Entwisle PAPERS SOLD AT THE FÔLLOWING STORES The Orono Times are sold at the following stores in Orono; Middleton's Confectionery Stutt's Pharmacy M&M Variety IVIRGINIA FRIED CHICKEN' I OPENING SPECIAL- Thursday, Frida'y, Saturday, Sunday June 14, 15, 16,r 17 for every purchase of $4.00 or over you wi Il receive a, Coupon Worth $1,00 which may be used on your next purchas Alil coupons must be redeemed prior fo June 30th 751/2 King Street East Bowmanville OPEN SUNDAY TO THURSDAY Il a.m. to 9 p.m. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 11 a.m. to Midnight Si se ln4PP TO MOVE AMENDMENT TO DURHAM BILL Dr. Charles Mcllveen Os- hiawa MPP, will mnove an gmendment to the -Durham bill which will add 14,000 acres of Darlington township to the çity. This is the area commonly referred to as the western- most 10 lots of the township. Mr. Mcllveen told the Tor- onto bureau of the times today he is upset about the decision to exclude the 10 lots and calîs it a "political rather than a technical decision". He added the city bas a 22 million gallon sewage treat- ment plant at its easternly boundary and is ready to "go over to this area which is a natural growth area for the City". The lots to the north of the city would provide for future development would that pre- sent development exists in the 10 lot area of Darlington. Dr. Mellveen said he ex- pects first reading of the Oshawa bill Monday with start of the clause-by clause study, or second reading on Tuesday and Wednesday. Durhami Agri- News URBAN-RURAL EXCHANGE - Vernon Avery wbo is the Area Coordinator for the Rural-Urban exchange has informed us that the Program is now under way in this area. This program provides urban and rural youth the opportunity to exchange each, other's way of life. Anyone in Ontario from the ages of 12 to 15, can apply for the program, whether urban or rural. The Program will basically involve the urban youth going to the farm for approximately a week and then preferably the next week, the rural youth will then visit with the urban person at his or bier home. There is also opportunity for those who do not have children wbich may be involved in the exehangec to act as host families for the urban youth. If you wish an application form, to either become a delegate or act as a host family, please contact, our office at 234 King St. E., Bowmanville - Phone 623-3348. WOLF DAMAGE TO LIVE- STOCK - In 1972 an Act was set up to compensate persons who suffered loss due to the death or injury to his livestock caused by a wolf or a coyote. If you believe. the wolves or coyotes responsible for the death or injury of any live- stock on your farmn, you must first of ahl that the carcass of an animal kîlled and any supporting evidence is not destroyed or removed from the site and then contact the local office of the Ministry of Natural Resources immedi- ately, wbo will inform their local evaluer. The office of the district forester for this area is at the Ontario Government Buildings, 322 Kent Street, West, Lindsay, Phone 705 324- 6121. DURHAM DAIRY PRINCESS COMPETITION -An invitat- ion is extended to single farm girls to enter this competition, which will be held at the Blackstock Fair Grounds, the evening of Thursday July l9tb.- Competitors must be 17 years of age by August l6th, and under 26, and be familiar witb milking procedures. A train- ing day will be held for ahl competitors to present inform- ation to tbem on dairy production, poise and walking, public speakingi etc. For horse Prïncess Karen. Jack Williams driving J. Guests horse Hope Song placed fourtb Derek Newman drove Glen Tennanit's horse Golly's Dolly to a tbird place finish in the' seventb race whicb was won by Little Augie in 2.12. Junior West finsbed third ln the sixtb witb Canal View Way in a race won by Lee's Laud in t t t 2.07. iMitfl West placed fourth with Ja De Glassfordl in the opening event. Power failure at the Kawar- tha on Thursday cut -short the card following the fifth race. Meadow H. Billy owned by Lawrence Hooey, placed fiftb, driven by Brent Davies, on Friday evening in St. Cath- arines. DISTRI13UTORS NEEDEO-EXCLUSIVE OPPORtTUNITY SIMONIZ. t r"s ltls -d cR texizecT Spare, Part, or Full Time. New marketing tystern termits man, or womnan to distributC inuli. million S pre-sold advertseds proclucts for 6 major U. S. compantes in trie billion S Auto/Ho1me procluc t$ field. ReitoCk company secured] accounts weekly with higri profit. hîgrhi mpulse. fast rePeat Consu mer items trom, StIMONIZ. TEXIZE. DUPONT. IQI-INSON WAX. HOLLYWOOO.ACCES- SORtES and PREMIUM TOOLS. NO INITIAL SELLING' INCOME STARTS IMMEDIATIELY! COMPANY FURNISHED ACCOUNTS! GUARANTEEb INVENTORY BUY-BACRI MINIMUM CASH INVESIMENT, $1805 or $2722, UP TO $5278.00 CAH. FUHUS ApPlicant should! have car, minimum of 6 $pare hours weekty. retiabte and eligîbte ta assume business responsibilstieS w'îEiîn 30 Clays. If yOu meet these rectuirementS, have thie cash irnvestment and sncerely mariS la own your Qwn business. then write and induite phonie number ta: INTERNATIONAL MARKET1IN Y$TEMS INC. AUTO/HOME DIV., DEPT. 89 JOHNSON 9425 MID.COUNTY INDUSTRIAL DR. WAX ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI 63114 SWIMMING lIME TABLE EFFECTIVE JULY2ND 9:00 -9: 30........... .. Beginners I 9:30- 10:00 ..... i......Beginners Il 10:00 -10:20 .... .....BeginnerslIII 10:20 -10:40 ......Pre- Beg inners Il 11: 20 -11: 35..... ...... Tadpolesl1 11:35 -11:50............ Tadpol'esl11 9:00 -9:40 ............... Juniors I 9:40.- 10:20 ........ L..... Juniors 11 10: 20 -11:00......Ju'niors 111 11:00 -11:45 ... .....Intermediafes I 11:45 - 12:30 ....... lntermediates Il 12:30 -1:30 ................ Seniors i pl7ý 1 mmummi