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ORONO WEEKLV TIMES, THURSDA,'Y, APRIL 4thi, 1963 Couricillor Foster Reports' On. Planning To Councl thg ter The Township of C larke Coufleil and 2000 yaýrds 0-f sand. -net on Tuiesdiay in the :,iewr-)un-.-* At a meeting of cucl atDi 11oom- in the Township Hall. Or-ono.,Thursdayý night they aceplted the M A report was received i'rom Council- application of Messrs. John andcD 10v Foster on planning and a recom- Roy Patton a aeakr ftheCI -nede plan of action was outlined. Township Hall, Orono. Counillor Foster in his report tà~ The Orono PoliceTrustees also Councýi reviewed the action taken met with Council at this mneeting Council whereby they had request- and asked their approval 0f an an- 9 ed that the joint Planning area be nexation of 30 acres f rom the R: -banded with Newcastle and th at Township into the PoliceVillage. da 1 aiing Area for the Township On resoliltion eouneil gave their M C ~larke be defined. approval at this time providing the In hisresect M. Fste, saI land to be annexed was adjacent- ed that the Department of Munici- to the Police Village and providing pal Affairs had suggested that the Ithere was no oW~ection to the an- Township sl'ould tvy once more to neKxation. brig Nwcatleint a oiný Pan- The clerk informed council that ring Nreawat'l na Jotlan he was seeking the necessary in- if Newcastle are definite one wayý formation for, the preparation of or the other then Clarke Council a by-law to set-up a public library could appoint a planning board by in the Police Village of Orono. By-law and Resolution. It>was re--77-7 commended that a five-man B3oard 4-H SILAGE CORN CLUB be appiointed thus leaving two 'va'- cancies to admit two members The first me etings of the 4-H f rom Newcastle -if they should in Silage Corn Club and Grain Corn the future desire to form a Joint Club were hcld jointly in the Ag- Planning Area and Board. riculture office, Bowmariville on After passing the by-law and re- Saturday morning. The officers of solution to appoint a Planning the Silage Corn Club were elected Board then a meeting should be and are as f ollows: President - called of Council, the Orono Police Garry Jeffrey; Vice Presiderit - Trustees, Planning Board mem- Bryan Bradley; Secretary - K~en bers and the Township Solicitor Knox; and Press Reporter - Bruce along with a representative of the AllUn. The leader is Harold Yel- Planning Branch. This meeting lowlees. would discuse the overaîl proposaI The objects of Corn Clubs are to Counillor Foster then nae that; demnonstrate the value of good following tis meetîig Cun, seed, the practice of good cultural should ask the Police Trustees for mnethods and disease control, to de- awritten request as to the naueVelop leadership and foster com- and extef7t 0 f planning rqie yi nunity co-operation in production the Village of Orono. and marketing problems. Council approved the, tranqlsfer O The projects are1 to s0w at least property fo s Jye nnant! one-quarter acre of seed which to Mr. and MNrs. Ben MdMlonlias been approved, to study and Churchill Avenue. practice recommended cultural Approval was received f roma th hosfrcr, n olaaOf Towvnship of Darlington for an (ex- proper soil and land use practices. penditure of $28M.00 on thle koun- Points are given for field score, dary road with each miun"i,iality foPr field notes and financial state- sharing in fifty percent of the ex- ents, for exhibit at Achievement penditurre. Day, for judging competition, for Approval was given for tLender.-questions based on club work and ing for 7500 yds. of crushed gravel for attendance at meetings. 11 a<li ; .d! CnD'C1 ifU1U )C [0 piiU TIME TO SHOP FOR EASTER lEaster Cndcies, Chocolate Chickens and Rabbits. Gifts for the entire f amily. ¶un-topHosiery, 400 N.eelle, 15 Denier. Wïl nlot run with ordiniary wear-. Sizes 9 to 11. 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Coop- Channel 9 Televsion last Saturday er. afternoon promoting bis latest re- Mrs. T. Wilson returned home cording. The Countr y Fou r Quar- ils week after visiting her daugh- Dinrnr guests with Mr- and -Mrs- Lette again. appeared on the Ken ar in Simcoe. George Dunlop and daughters ni, Soble Amateur hou'r last Saturday, Sunday were- Mr. and Mrs. R. channel il when they sang and re- Mr. and Mrs. James Rutherford Hollings worth and Mrs. W. Stutt. ceived their award for being a win- tck and David of Kirby, Mr. and _ rer at a. previous, show., )orothy attlended the Oshawa Ski lub banquet in Oshawa on Sat- rday., Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Rickaby of ic kaby, Bowmanville were Sun- ly visitors with Mr. and Mrs. C. ellings. Mr. and Mrs. O. Fagan and fam- day night with Mr.. Norman Rtc- kaby in Belleville and'attended the annual concert of the School for the Deaf where Norman is em- ployed. 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