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Adjourn Presentatian and cross-ex- arnination of conditinni ifhe Clarke Township Zoning by- lawr and amendments was the Order of the day at the Muni- * Arin-, .ield ir Orano on Monday, June 16th. Considlerahle time was spent on cltnsszexarn'ination with the establishment o! the R2 resi- dential Zones and the DeveLop- ment Zone. which In the lat- ter- case legal xepresentatx've.s feit was fxeezing ihese areas Unduly. Axthur Low. secretaîry foi. the Clar-ke Planning Board, wa; on the stand fox- the mai- or portion a! the heaxing. fai- lowed by Deputy Reeve H. E. W'alkey and Dex-ek Little a Planning Consultant hired by' the township. E. R. Lovekin also represented the township. Most af the cx-ss-examination 'wal; conducted bv Mr-. Austin, repxeseniing the Clax-ke Town- ShID Ratepayers' Association. Some of the mare pertinent Information fromn the hearing * Included some minor discx-ep- ancies In the wording of the * by-law. In rs-xmnto It 'vas leax-ncd thai though the, Planning Board was stating that the Department a! High- ways wanted a Development Zone on bath sides ai Higbway 115 and an such a request ibis, * had been dane, there bad In fact been n writien requesi for ibis mave. i was pointed, oui by Mr. Law that Council could give__appraval for de- HARVEY G'PARTNER: ORONO 991-5206 Effl) HOME HEAT SERVICE NO' OLDSMOI CH 7 5 FU COLOURS NOW IN FULL VA We need la IROY BOWMA 623-255 Clarke Hearing !Goodyear Enfers * velopment in a Developmnent, cnuld, alter a carefu tudY, I'Fu ri*irè Fieldfm eZona ssi In this matter It was bring In another plan sulted te 1N ~~ E D - not. actually frozen. He said, the township needs. Upon be- Goodyear-Canada plans ino' dais rigld uret.hane ficam sales, lupon cross examination. that: Ing questioned It was appar- start up production of rigid: the "resuits oi laboratory - three or tour undertakings, ent that Mr. Little had had, urethane foam parts by the work have IndIcatied -we canJ nhad been approved. This, stat- lutile time to study the area to end of this month at i. plant produce parts that In qualityj ed one legal representative. any great extent and so gave, in Owen Sund, Ont, are equal 10. or better than, twould require an amending answers in general termis, He' lnitialiy. Goodyear %lI be their wood counterparts". eby-law, something that counicil did say ther could be changes ligathfunur-n- Drs deta pocin had not passed and asked to in the Industrial Zone MI,th f-aimuing akethefur iture as-m anu- Durs illded ta rdct whom these privileges had deveiopment area north o facuigmretwihhoffiiiswl e ntada beengrated~At hispoin' Nwtonill an theR1 onebeen Increasingl,% utilizing ure- Owen Saund by the end o bee grnte? t tis oin' ewtn vllean th 'R Zoethane foam parts In highly 'June, and thé~ market aimed, sthe chairman. Mr. Thampson. around Leskard. ont nsa unsig. a ol eta atn h ssaid: "What council does at After five houx-s of hiearlng Uretharie resta, plus a cat.- furniture industry involved iný- their metingg Is no cancern of on Mandav In connection with, alyst. is paured into moids manufacturlng highly complex i r tbis hearing which was being the Clar-ke Township Zoning where It faams up and finallY and ornate companents. held ta dlscus onlv the zon- Bv~-Lawvs the chairman. Mr-. bcmsgd yti eh ing bv-laws In question. This Thiompson of the Ontario bad manuatrerd B s aetbee "The high cost of producing' uine aif discussion was ruled Municipal Board adjourned the o auatrr aebe these parts in natural woad, out. hearing ta a future date yet able to simulate parts of which Includes time-consum-ý Mi.'.Low spoke of the great ta be determined. Ne stated'friue oahghdge iîng and costly martising of the need of protection against un-' that the future date w'lll have:senipart ath rgia a- variaus sections, can be quick-, con trolled development and ta be set by Ontario Municipal' eng art. ly 1 I overcome by uslng moldedl said it would be totally îm- Board which înay be sorme two UigepeietlequPi d urethane foamn," said possbleta lt te pulic inor treemonts aay.ment at the Owen Sound plant.,Drn t whose main output since It general, draft a byv-lavi. Ne In view of some of the find-, opened four years ago, has Another factor which In-. said there had been five years ings during Monday's hearing, been safi urethane foam pad- fluenced Goodyear In deciding go miat the plan as îî no\ý* he suggested that sorne ai the ding for car interiors, Goad-: to diversify Into this field is I stands. It was also pointed obvious changes which appear 1 out hat hereexited und-necesar ta he pese i year bas successfully produc- the Owen Sound plant's prox reds a! lots which were at one'laws be set forth în a town - Ied peaces t odnpat.to of furniture. dnialimytorgo acncenatura- time suitable for residential shlp amending by-law, duly inapperance oodein parsts. t n e furnitu e manufatg dweillngs and purchased for pubilshed and processed with Acrigt ra use-.15nx-orniho l such purpose but which are' the intention of having ibis i hreo oderCn- h ...cbntpat now of no use due to the pres- suogested amiending b,-la ent by-law. handled at the next liearing.ý The chaix-maîx cammented rAlso, lhe said If Council wasl n ai gs R e tha th ban oorhadseeedconsiderlng change in the Mi[ Vit t be rncl ose oa la e emais Induistrial Zone and in the De- - qu e tioned tthe R2 zone so velopment . Zones that thley Fo o ron o o m in ion said lb would seem more logi - ma asa ep-oed. How- ever heie It that there mavi Profits of The Toronto-'total revenue shows an in-' cal ta have ail develapment ot e i acaryot 1h Dominion Batik in the three cias of 32.7% and total eX- a rsienia ntur tkeplcenecessarv study in these areas.' months ended April 3flth pense an increase of 34%. axound existlng built up areas H i rather than hopping ail over; Hed0 say it was up ta council' amounied ta $3,829,034 or 2.5.5' Deposits at April 30 lasiý the township. t make -the decision.. cents a share as compared wer1e $7801 millions higherý The adjournment ofi the wih 21.8 cents in the sameta ttesm aels In the matter lot the Ml I I earing ieaves condition.- in'period last year. thn1 h am aels veat- and total assets ai $4,61U dustrial Area, Mr. Low said Clar-ke Township as they have Earni'ngs lit the first quar- millions were up 22.5%. he had no objection ta It be- been in regards ta land use. In ý ter- of the curreni fiscal year, In his report ta sharehold-ý ¶ng moved. In this Deputy speakîag ta Reeve Foster he were 2.3.6 cents a share so ers Allen T. Lambert, presi-ý Reeve Walkey said he would staied that hie was disappaini- that profits for the six months, dent, comments: 'Volume af] have no abjection ta decreas- ed that the inatter was nat period ended April 30 were: business handled in the sec-' Ing the size a! the MI Zone cleared up on Monday.-Orono'4. cnsa hrea gainst'onqutr fheisaye- when being cross-examined by Times. 415cnt n hofrndaf iwaqubarnftiaefiscal than Mr. Austin. a usatal ierhn Possibly the rmas i informa- the 1968 fiscal year. a year agio. The resulting in- tive portion of the heax-ing was ~ TVTl~ For the six months pe-iod!i-crease in revenue was offset: the questioning o! Mr. Little. BIURKETON UI - ta a large extent by increasedj Planning Consultant, by Mr. x ra r.Ohw. Oshawa, with Mx-. end Mrg. expenses, mainly higher in-: Austin. Upan Little taking Mr ra reOhwD rhbl.itrs ot.Telte e the stand Mr.. Austin requesi- spent Thursday afit e r n o o n D rhb .trs t.Telte e ed an adjourn ment of the hear- wiih Mrs. W. Bx-yan. Mr. and Mis. Frled Tabb ilects the move ta higher de- 1 ing. He st.ated In his piea that Several from h ere attended[ attended the 5th wedding an-ip'Osit interesi irates and ex- this man was well qualified ta a ,ombi,,ed service iil Enniis- nivex-s;ar ai o Mr. and Mrs. Al- pansion in the volume af de- drafit a plan for Clarke and as killien United Church with bei-t Swa in. Mnre than thirt -lPocsits. In addition there bas cauci hd rtaîîd bs exv-Enfield. Tyrane and Salem five gueqtg were in attend-ibeen a coantinuation of the lices the people af the Town- congregatians, Rev. R. Hop- ance.trdtwrdalgesref high cast tex-m depos Iin the sbip should benefit fxom thîs kins conducting. A deliciaus Several front Buiketon t-oai- dpstmx service through a well-develop- lunch was served ai the close iended the United Church tldpstmx ed and sound. plan. The re- >i service. Next Sunday ser-, supper at HaYdon on July 15tr We expect thai balanceafý quesi was denied. vice will he in Tyx-one United Mr. a.nd Mrs. Fred Tahb,! revenue fox- the lasi haif af Mr. Little,.Inl is opinion. Church at 11 a.m. Evnx-yone Mrs. M. Smith, Mx-. and Mrg. this vear will bp appi'oximate- said he would like ta see the, welcome. Roy' A.htnni, Mr. and Mx-s. ly the samie as for the care- present Iyl passedi, alang Mrs. R. Davey s-pett Friday'Leslie Taylor and June, Mr-. ponding period in 1968. Thisý witlx sorte amendments and in Lindsav. :Stanley.ý Taylor and the Pam- wouid resuit la a gain ofý theni withîîî a ear lit.<;firniMr. and Mrs. E AdarYns, eroys and others. about l2, for the year." 0F YEAR TO DEAL! 1969 CuTuasS 3 Spei COUPé, ......1969 CHIYIOLLIT IMPALA 3peri coup. 0 o, ILL CHOICE 0F ALL MODELS e TRIM eOPTIONS STOCK 0' IMMEDIATE DELIVERY I &LUE FOR YOUR TRADE-IN WHEN YOU DEAL WITH YOUR AUTHORIZED GM DEALER 3te model, clean, used cars for our lots. 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