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20 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdoy, July ~~ 1967 Lawyer Says Firm Trapped - ee City Extracting $100,000 Richard Donald, solicitor for Claybridge Holdings Ltd alleged at a board of contro meeting that the company wa technically trapped and cit; council was using the trap tc extract $100,000. Mr. Donald had requested a meeting with the board Mon- day to discuss the firm's re- quest for a new site plan agree- ment involving about 13 acres of land on the south side of Gibb Street Commissioner of works, F. E. Crome, in a report, said Clay- bridge Holdings originally sub- mitted plans for development f the land with 552 apartment suites. The firm now wished to develop only semi + detached units He recommended the firm should pay the full service harges of $136,157 for develop- ment of the site as a semi- detached subdivision If they paid full service charges, as recommended, it would result in a price per foot of $128.31, which Mr. Crome said was "very little more than the vendors of the land, Centre Square' Developments Ltd., had sold other lots in the} area with almost no pre- paid services. Mr. Crome added in his view it was the high price Claybridge Holdings Ltd. paid for the land, on the assumption they were| going to develop it as pd ments, which had increased the price of the lots. Asking for the board to come to an early decision on the ap- plication, Mr. Donald claimed vhen the original application for zoning as an apartment area was made, Claybridge Holdings had signed the site plans prematurely He said the firm paid $49,000 for services which had never been used for the apartment de- velopment. If they had applied for semi-} Jetached development at that | Sarnia Seeking City's Support Oshawa ma n a demar al for provi 1 leg dation to en-| able Ontario municipaliti es to clamp down on litterbugs Council's public workers com nittee endorsed a Sarnia coun:| 4 1 resolution that reads | "That the province of Ontario be requested to provide enabling legislation by which municipalities may pass byl to make it unlawful for any on to sweep, place, depos it,| hrow, drip or pour any paper trash, garbage or debris, upon the land or premises of another without the consent of the own- er or occupant, or the agent or servant of either If city council clears the com-| mittee's endorsement, and the} provincial government acts on it -- bylaws across the prov- ince would be forthcoming to ws make litterbugs or people dumping debris on proper y vithout an owner's consent ink twice Sicamble Sesto, Not Recommended! Following a study of "scram ie} yste for pedestrians at intersections in the cen- jusinéss district, ¢ committee has i.not recommend stem at the and Sim ci 'B ond he traffic e-timed to aration of Bus Crash | Kills Two Cc OLORADO SPRINGS, Colo ying 33 elderly on @ Cross- od off the) 1e@ sic opes | Peak Tues 16- foot Pikes Lester L. Banks, 65, and| Elizabeth r of Baltimore, died . The other 31 pas and driver Mer! Woods, f pena were taken to 'three 0} i rings hospitals. |featured at the Bowmanville |Recreation Country. and West- fee the Dominion store parking ime they would not have had] a er Badour and his o meet the additional service) "Country and Western Four", harge of $136,157 suggested by/sojoists Joan Harper, Doreen 1r. Crome, said Mr. Donald. Black and Ivan Wannamaker, The board agreed to give the/will open the show at 8 p.m. matter its early consideration. !The McHaffey Trio, Mike Kir- 1 ton, and Joe and Peter Both- | Western Jamboree well will round out the show. J. C. Coyle, Sr., producer of the show, will be the caller for square dancing at the jam- boree The jamboree is the second of a series of four being held by jern Jamboree Wednesday night/Bowmanville's Recreation de- partment. The series will end in late August with a 'gigan- tic' jamboree in the town hall. BITE IN DAY Black flies bite only by day and stay out of buildings. Centennial Class At Fair A centennial class will opened in the women's pn of exhibits at the Oshawa Fair, July 27, 28 and 29. The class will include dis- Plays of antique glass, china, clothing and quilts. A special class in needlecraft, knitting, sewing and woodwork- ior agricultural class exhibits. ing will be held' for people over)The departments of highways 65 years of age. jand Exhibits in the buildings will|Motor League, Wild Life Mu- a or ine educational displays ence, junior girls' and the j an r ic Ss : At de amd will also be exhibited at the fair. be needilecraft, Other sections will includ transport, the MacDonaid's Farm be|the junior vegetable show for people eight to 16 years of age, B ; E and the junior gins' ovine of yping rror sewing, flowers baking, hobbies and dairy and beef Livestock entries will in- Ends "D ream' clude sheep, cattle, horses and saddlejone and one-half storey house classes for adults and children.|at 196 Drew St., to the city. jearlier board of control meet- Ontario|ing brought exclamations of surprise from controllers. While three demolition firms quoted prices to be paid by the city for the work the fourth gave a price of $750 to be paidjaccepted by Opinions varied as to wheth- er the amount was for scrap resulting from the demolition. "Do you mean they want to pay us?" asked Con. Margaret Tenders for demolition of a|Shaw in astonishment, Monday the dream was shat- opened at anitered when a clerk from the'spring of 1966. purchasing department reveal- ed that it was all due to a typ- ing error, and the figure of $750 was in the wrong column, Price of $495 submitted by Dan MacDonald, Oshawa, wag the board, which also acknowledged an a from the fourth firm whic! Pod ed leave to withdraw its bid, SHEEP ARE FEW The Canadian sh popule. tion was at an all-time low of 545,000 breaiing animals in the sledge from the of A-P What we are about to say is not new. A&P IS DEDICATED TO BRINGING THE MOST GOOD FOOD, TO THE MOST PEOPLE, That is the basis on which our company has grown and prospered over the years. We think it's important during this period of time to reiterate that pledge. We want there to be no doubt in your mind about our policy with respect to food costs. We want you to know we are concerned. We want you to know that above all, "We Care... About You." A&P Brand Breaded Reg. price pkg. 590e--SAVE COD PORTIONS management Matter of fact, it's been our policy from the start. FOR THE LEAST AMOUNT OF MONEY. We want you to know we're doing our level best. Bee Seatood Selection! Daum v. versio 9 LIBBY'S BEAN «09 33° FRUIT COCKTAIL cunney "39 MEAT SPREADS a YORK VEGETABLES vor ewe: vxcime OQ Wax Beans, Fancy Quality, Regular er French Cut. Green Beans, Fancy Quality, Regular or French HADDOCK FILLETS 1... rinse oove HADDOCK FISH FRIES no, r.t"s_Sive Price 490--SAVE 10¢ 8-0zp) Fresh Produce! 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Some left - \ complained the not go far enou, spending cuts. erals. Some major welcome the | Britain's armet nearly one - si and the mid-19 ably The Daily front-page cart lion pulling its the governmen' The Times s¢ East policy "n sense" but cr Secretary Den "studiously ign lems of th of the M Wheat Will F BARRIE (CP prices because in Saskatchewa! at Tuesday's jo ence of the Na Union by Roy president. "Optimisticall least get better after noting cr imminent. There might prices on the U Robert Esdale grain division trade departm« has been sellin Canadian grain Mr. Esdale s: fident the curre ence at Rome w ful, despite U.S. clines since th the Kennedy Re gotiations. Minimum 2 wheat prices w cents a bushel national Wheat the change was and Mr, Esdale pressed becaus talk at Geneva minimum rath mum prices. Speaking for ers, Ltd., Toro ager E. 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