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» were sleeping in rooms . only large one person. il appeal to the pub- cipate in the plan yplications from 2% f whom 15 owned | weeks 40 applica. yeen received. This me to council the tion. nal executive of the ommission included McLaughlin, chair. Everson, vice-chair. . E. Tylor, secre. pplied to the govern. e loan of $500,000 for Oshawa. Eventually wf $300,000 was re! PLAZA CONSTRUCTION DUE TO START IN WHITBY (Staff) -- The min- utes of a meeting of a special town, committee from the Whitby township and the Whit- by Public Utility Commission which dealt with the provision of water and sewage service for the Food Chain Properties Limited development, at High, way 2 and Thickson Road, were read by council, Monday night, by Reeve George Brooks. Reeve Brooks said the firm proposes to start construction of the shopping plaza in June of next year. Plans call for it being completed in June of the following year. The developers were not too receptive to being asked to pay for a 12-inch main on Thickson Road, as in their opinion the main was not required for their not hook on to it Road and Hopkins Street could without a large expenditure on the part purposes as water would be taken from the intersection of Dundas and Thickson, The de- velopers were informed the PUC offer was precisely the same as would be offered to any other developer. It was noted that due to amalgama- tion, the cost of water to the one would be cut in alf. PREMATURE The developers were also in- formed that with the installa- tion of the main to serve the property, others on Thickson of the municipality, and in fact it was premature to bring water to serve the development at this time, except for the ob- vious advantages of the de- velopment. The developers were also in- formed that if agreement is not made now, a charge will be levied against the owners to pay for the main on a local improvement basis when the services are installed. In _ re- spect to any auxiliary pumping that may be required, it was agreed this would be the re- sponsibility of the developers. SEWERS With respect to sanitary -w- ers, it was noted that the prop- erty is situated in the Corbet Creek drainage area and would be subject to a separate sew- age disposal plant being con- structed at a later date. It was noted that this was a future projection of the municipality and could not be financed im- mediately. Prior to the con- struction of this sewage sys- tem the developers are seek- ing approval of a new type of sewage disposal system on the property. The joint committee will recommend to the PUC that in lieu of a main being installed DOWNTOWN LAND re NLT synergy mre along the Thickson Road front- age, the developers pay the total cost of engineering and laying the 12-inch main from Hopkins Street to a point 660 feet east of the Thickson Road- Highway 2 intersection. It will also recommend the developers pay the total cost of engineering and laying of the main. from Highway 2 southerly a sufficient distance to hook up with the owners' water tank. ) SECOND MAIN Other recommendations call for the developer to provide land free of charge to the PUC for a booster pumping station JUNE and elevated tank; that the commission pay the total cost of engineering and laying a second 12-inch main from Dundas Street to the water tank; that the owners, with the approval of the PUC, de- sign and install the mains and appurtenances in accordance with PUC requirements and that the owners provide the commission with an easement at no cost to provide mainte- nance, It was also recommended that as soon as a sanitary sewer system is available the owner will pay the then cur- rent. total cost of installation on a frontage basis. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, November 28,1967 5 WHITBY / AJAX PERSONALS It was announced at the St.|Alpha Kappa Fraternity, also John's Anglican Church Men's| the presentation of a cheque for Club meeting that the annual) ssq will be made to the presi- Christmas tree sale will start the week of Dec, 4 on the|dent Gene McLean. church property corner of Vic- toria Street, and Brock Street Parents of grate one clues South. Members of the Men's| 2f@ invited to attend a meeting club will be in attendance each| with teachers tonight at 8 p.m. day. -- for the church/in St. John's school gymnasium. rojects. | : ae Pictures of Whitby buildings Miss Florence Heard will|that have disappeared in the speak on the theme 'The Story|march of progress, and a num- of Our Church" at the St.|ber of slides of Expo, were the Mark's United Church Women feature of the program of the Unit 2 meeting to be held today| Whitby Garden Club at its No- at the home of Mrs. R. G.|vember meeting. The former Grobb, 324 Lyndeview Dr. pictures were taken by F. W. Correll and the Expo pictures At the general meeting of| were the property of Mrs. Mar- Ajax, Pickering and Whitby|tin Gouldburn. Members en- Retarded Children Association] joyed coffee and cookies, and a to be held tonight at Aldon|social time. Helping to serve school the official presentation| were Miss Laura Pellow and "lof a radio given by the RHO!Miss Isabel Davey. Parade Date e the commission enders for the erec. six-room dwellings id be purchased by it of 20 per cent of workers and 10 per r veterans. The bal. » be paid monthly sar period. Such was | that the original is increased to 100 ch were built on uce, Quebec and Financial Problems Delay Development A number of financial inter-|COuncil last night gave approval William Goverde told/ests in Canada 'and the U.S,|t0 the Chamber of Commerce to said|nold a Santa Claus parade Sat- WHITBY (Staff) -- With a view to working out a plan which will permit Brynbrok | This jafter {council the developer had not decision was reached had been approached, Approved By Council WHITBY (Staff) -- Town NOW who suggested Whitby is en-| It was suggested the Whitby | = 0 ee now emova lcountering strong opposition|Brass Band might not be able jfrom neighboring municipali-|to participate as the musicians) c , : . ties. He said a developer had|would be unable to read their WHITBY (Staff) -- Authority, The engineer was asked to re-/ayoroached the Ajax council|music in the early evening dark- was given by council, Monday) port on a request from C., W.\and had received approval the|ness. | night, for the purchase of 8) Godwin for compensation of|same night. Coun. Donald McQuay sald| * Realty Limited to submit albeen able to arrange financing|Mr. Goverde, but in each in-|Urday, Dec. 16, and authorized new set of plans so a site can/for the proposed development|stance the Brock Towers de- own engineer W. A. Evans to} be developed, town councillof the Brock Street South prop-|veloper was told he was pio-|Prepare a float. | Monday night decided to holdjerty formerly occuped by the|neering a luxury building. Some) Council disagreed with the) a joint meeting of the coun-|Whitby Malleable Iron and|$7,000 had been spent on re-jchamber's plan to hold the} cil, planning board and the|Brass Co. for commercial and/ports and $300,000 was invested/parade between the-hours of 5 developer. 'apartment purposes, in the site. |p.m. and 6:30 p.m. and Mayor "Restrictions un-| Desmond Newman said the time e of the largest real in Oshawa's history ced by M. C. Rose, estate man. He said chased for General e 50 acres of land in unded by Mary and Hillcroft St. and d. for a price of 0. It was proposed subdivision of about for GM workers, ew, who waited on behalf of the com- that Mary St., be- deen St. and Hill- opened. Council con- purchased the prop- lex and John Scott, the same time the mmission told coun- rected 24 houses at 8,000 and that an- 'e contemplated at a make it economic for the developer to|element was still under discus s ® ' ; re WAS , Council Favors Machine we." wcsaruee ae eters ree jing cards," said Mr. Goverde|tween 3 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. | snow blower at a total cost of| Admittin | 4 h ae | g he had miscalcu-|council should go along with the $4,883.55. The Honogh which Par ae wv repiactn8 lated, Mr. Goverde said Mr.|chamber as the merchants were will load snow into i iy will Dp Bs " ng and repa Ting |Peari, the developer, was not/putting up the money. speed up the removal of snow a driveway. |blaming council for his in-| Plans call for the parde to . bale $730.74 Council will not oppose the re-jability to secure financing; |start at St. John the Evangelist Hénver aber cS wa rom! moval of the agent from the|but he felt the zoning bylaw|Church and proceed east on 675. 8¢-llocal CPR station. Council was|was too restrictive for down-|Cochrane Street south to Dun- the impetus of home the town during the ionths of 1919 that srmits valued at re issued, ckade, cepted for the supplysof lum-lioiq jocal industries had raised|town development. ber and insulation for altera- tions to the town garage. The tender of the North American Steel Equipment Co., was accepted for the supply of additional- lockers for the works department garage. The engineer was authorized to proceed with the building of a sidewalk and curbs in front of a gasoline station at Brock and Dunlop Streets. no objection. A report of the proceedings of the Ontario Municipal Board hearing dealing with the zoning bylaw was referred to the plan- ning board and authority was given to retain H, T. Nichol and Derek Little. Authority was given to list a lot on Walton Boulevard as well as four lots on Rossland Road with real estate firms was ap- das Street, east to Perry Street, He said financing had been|north to Mary Street, west to refused not because of the area|Brock Street and south to the but rather because the dens-|Whitby Arena. ity regulations made the de- velopment uneconomical. | Deputy Reeve Robert Atters-| ley said he had heard the tight) mortgage money situation was a factor in the inability to se- cure financing; while Coun. Thomas Edwards said _ the Whitby bylaw parallels those Truck Cost Jumps Work NEW Council agreed the depart- saant: Of highways should Ye ig 'sig font gs lots are owned/in other centres, sponsible for he planning | ite down clerk, engineer and men Mae. Soper vision } representatives of the St. John ture contract for the recon-|,ambulance Association ! D + police struction of Dundas Street West department, fire department from Brock Street to the pres-/and auto dealers were author- ent town limits. ized to attend a regional con- BROOKLIN (Staff) -- A sug- | gestion from the fire and prop erty committee that council Town Preparing carry out a further $400-worth ae of maintenance on the number, For Tax Billing two fire truck which is already undergoing $500-worth- of re- : WHITBY (Staff) -- The coun-|Pairs, was approved last night Egpiges Reor gp agrees al ference on highway safety in/ty assessment commissioner|>Y township council. ng ah pis a Plot Toronto. will be advised the new Town| Coun. Neil Grandy said the Y! Council agreed to placing $899/of Whitby intends to use the|Vehicle had been found to need nebec the Germans nearly fer when they evac- and other battle rope. The explosion vely wounded every ritish search party. beginning of a win- Matinée t hardship for the pation troops. Dur- r 700 died and were owdrifts. The garri- an receiving taunt- s from outside: "A ert hair-dressers is end you." Although oldiers were learn- on snowshoes, they 1g outside for the uts the French had 8 events: t Frontenac died at with Coun, Hugh O'Connell to take up the matter of the Ash Creek project from Ontario Street South to the Macdonald- Cartier Freeway. Coun. Harold Slichter report- ed some work had been done to clean up lots in the Johnson and Stewart Streets area but that the work had been held up by wet weather. The Kinsmen Club will be in- formed council does not wish to take any action at this time on the purchase of Heydenshore information in a new gear in its 1968 levy to cover the town's share of the purchase of the Little Buckaroo Ranch by the Central Lake Ontario Con- servation Authority. The licensing of itinerant trad and servi was referred to the 1968 council. Reports from the Ontario County Health Unit regarding properties on Stewart Street and Walton Boulevard were Streets. its assessment databank for the addressing of its 1968 tax bills. will he requested not to retain expert advice on_ electronic data processing until such time as the province clarifies its pos- ition regarding basic shelter exemption, school tax billing establishing its own centre. "This Said Coun. train while the other work was being done. He estimated that if The county finance committee/WS spent it would give the truck another five years of life A new truck would cost about $20,000. Gerald Schroor: is one of those things that has to be done."" And Dep- and as to whether it will be|\Uty Reeve Gordon Hanna said data|they could not rely on a single truck, they must either repair --__-- |that one or get a new one, It |was agreed to repair it the money Chips A GOLD CHIP CAN WIN YOU™ © rts from Canada ports for only time but that the matter will be re- o,e A ehinoe sictinie , | sc skirmish broke out fegaow vet cone," " Additional Cost Approved »'.:2r">"":n"5.21 said a conference had been held and Deputy Reeve Hanna over SE ng canal at Sault meeting will be held before a decision is made. h regime. with Oshawa officials concern- B kli 4 ee ee ee offic "er number two fire area and its 1 West Company ing gabage disposal. A joint' DY OOKIIN Hall Renovations" by the municipality with: | {out recompense. The cost of ssauga Indians 00 acres now parts Addington, Fronten- Carleton and Ren- ; in Ontario. on of Parliament Montreal and re- ictions on use of lage. : office issued first Telegraph service een Winnipeg and py Mines, N.S., In- elephones. da agreed to take abo Plan. da granted $1,- ree passage for vic- arian revolution. NRE eA Ae A. The engineer was authorized, BROOKLIN (Staff) -- Town-|come election time you are|'hé transfer was $150. to proceed with the weather- proofing of the prime min- isters' picture adorning _ the front of the municipal building. Mayor Newman advised coun- cil W. A. Evans had been ap- pointed engineer and roads superintendent and Mr. Gould- burn works supervisor for Whit- by Township until the end of the year. Building inspector S. Correll told council the zoning bylaw does not permit of the Holly- wood Motel being used as a boarding or lodging house. He said only the caretaker now oc- cupied the premises. A bylaw authorizing the sign- ing of an agreement with the Ontario Humane Society was laid over to the Dec. 6 meeting. Several councillors voiced ap- preciation of the amalgamation service held last Sunday at St, Mark's United Church, A letter of thanks will be forwarded. It was agreed the council will have its picture taken Dec. 6 to commemorate. centennial year and the year/in which amalgamation with Whitby township was consummated. The PUC informed council that subject to Ontario Water Resources Commission approv- al plans have progressed to the point where tenders may be called for the laying of water- mains on Hopkins and Burns tabled for one week. FREE 24-HOUR BURNER SERVICE By Our Local Service Contractors SAWDON'S FUELS FURNACE OIL ---- STOVE OIL AND COAL 244 Brock St. S., Whitby 668-3524 Coun. Brady said the $150 \'ship council Jast night decided jto complete Brooklin Commu- nity Hall renovations, and 'go over the top" of the annual bud- get. Coun. Neil Grandy said the basement of the hall was "'to- tally unusable" and there were a fair amount of organizations which would like to use it. Although it was late in the year, he felt they could not ob- ject to the work, costing $2,300, being carried out, Reeve Heber Down said there were a considerable num- ber of people wanting to use the hall. A good job had been made of the original work and he felt they ought to go on and complete it. They should "not be fussing about going over the budget." "You said in the spring, Mr. Reeve, we should put a limit on what we did each time," said Deputy Reeve Gordon Hanna. "It's not right that you object-|plained of bad lighting after a ed to this in the spring. Then'child had heen injured. ready to do what might be to| your advantage."" Coun. James Brady said it was a good idea to do some- thing. for for their tax dollar. The room people in their leisure time." Council approved the plan to complete it at / portunity and the best price, PLANNING BOARD sentatives and one appointed from the new town the people where Sonat. of money"" whe they would get a direct ret y wher com- if s ait the $14,000. which! would either have to be ignored|"ad been 'spent in the area on| or completed, he oa ie! park facilities of which a third) urged that it be completed so|4ad been borne by the muni- "it could be of direct benefit to|¢!Pality. It was not worth both- ering about, he said. If they were going to bring little pared with the earliest op-\UP all the P they could go on for a long time, said Coun. when something The council also heard that|used for the municipal benefit the plan for two elected repre-\it was a different thing. should be paid back into the fire area as recompense. Deputy Reeve Clerk William to the|write explaining the situation. "ridiculously flanita said it small inequalities Brady, but was being Wallace is to} Central Ontario Planning Board had been approved. Lighting on Garrard Road is to be investigated following an accident last week. Brady said residents had com- EAGER TO FISH Americans took out 2,489 of the 3,184 nonresident fishing li- Cown.|cences issued last year in the Northwest Territories and 158 of the 176 nonresident hunting per- mits. ono PUBLIC NOTICE to all voters of the NEW EAST WARD in the NEW TOWN of WHITBY. Be advised that a meeting with all Candidates running for the Offices of Reeve, Councillor, Public School Board and P.U.C. has been called for Dr. Robert Thornton's School on Scott Street at 7:30 p.m. on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30. All interested parties should make It @ point to attend and bee come informed on the facts that each Candidate will put forth, it is every voters duty to be informed, This meeting being Jointly sponsored by Bloie Park Ratepayers Assos, Ratepayers Assoc, a end Whitby Township *To qualify, you must be elghteen or over, and correctly answer 'a skill testing question, ' " te? 1000 2 SILVER 84@)@) BRONZE *8} GREEN 1 Matinée... Canada's mildéet cigarette.