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Group CUriticalt Members of the executive cl the Clarke Ci.rens' Committee who met last -Thursday evening with Council, Mr. A. Low, By-law Administrator, and Mr. R. SimpI son, chairman of the Planning Board, reported on Sunday on the Thursday meeting. The Thursday meeting was chaired by Mr. Aiex Carruthers,- M.P.P. for Durham. Mrs, Butt stated that Mr. Low and Mr. Simpson answered most of the questions. On the reasoti for choosîng Most was stated that the only reasons was stated that the andw reasons given were that they were on good roads, serviced by hydro and ha< a southern exposure. Mr. Low was reported as stating that the one acre lots in these areas wouhd cost around $15,000.00 and that homes would cost from $30.000. to $40,000. The RZ Zone on lot 22, conces- sion 4, was chosen because "it was close to Orono,"~ so stated one re- port. Mrs. Butt said on questioning the reason for choosing the R2 Zone north of Highway 2 and east of Newcastle turned intn a real hassie. This property is owned, she s aid by Mr. Simpson, kho is chairmah of the Planning Board. It was not shown on the map as a IGolf Course because the course bas not been surveyed, she report- ed as being told at the meeting. Also she said that they were in- formed that the, assessor had not yet decided how'it was tg be as- sessed. Mr. Butt said that accord- iaig to the Municipal' Act that Couflcîl should have an agree- ment with Golf Courses and he said Council would admit to no agreement. It was stated that garbage dumps were not shown on the map because they had forgotten about them. Council was also ask- ed why there wasn't more éontrol e~n opening gravel pits in the Township. Mrs. Butt said any industrial area needs water services and couneil flatly stated, she said, that the TÉownship would biot be put- ting water into the industrial ar- ea south of 401. It was also reported at Sundays meeting that the Reeve had said that too much revamping of the by-law would resuit in the Depart- ment not accepting it. Counillor Stone was reported to have said that agricultural land in the'De- velopment zone could be sold as agricultural -land. Mrs. Butt also said that- coun- cil's main request to, the Citizens' Com.mittee was that we not oh- ject and that they might consider some changes but would give n1o guarantee. Mr. R. D. Morton, who attended the meeting with council said he had mixed emotions over the meeting. "I felt that two mem- bers of council were bard working servantsand were concerned with the people." Others, he said, left the feeling of "What's.,the matter with you guys." Not favourably impressed, said Mr. Morton. Mr. John Kimbail said he was -concerned with those having agri- cultural land whichis now ini the industrial zone. The comments at the Thursday meeting have "only, aggravated the situation," he said. "I let it be known that people f wanted their'land back,' he sait. ,e Mr. C. Evans, who had also aýý ig tended the meeting with counci w~ said he xyas concerned with thý, P-ethies of council and the Planý ig ning Board. Hle said Messrs. WaIký Le ey and Stone want to co-operate.' iy "Our Planning Board is letting ýX their office go to their head," hei said, W Mr. Vanderspoot qaid the main st objective of the meeting was to get the truth out of council. "I think there are some good coun- st cil members* and also some I am doubtful of," he said. The meeting 1 he said, was not too fruitful, "but d we have ruffled their féter. Mr. Butt in reporting his views e on the meeting with council stat- d ed that out of thirty questions they it received answers fo r dnly eleven. We got a flat 'No' to a public meeting and another flat 'No' for some reform to the by-law. S The main objections of the group seemed to be the zoning of most lands south of 401 Indus- trial, the procedure in the clice of the R2 zones and the lack of any residential lard around Kir- by. The group also guestion the thandling of Township affairs both' by Council and th~e planning board. Race ERtries The following is the list of horses for racing this Friday at the Orono raceway. lst 'Race 'i Liz, Song, J. Williams; Harriman's Ace, TBA; Bonnie Delight, G. Ro-' binson; Tom Appelby, TBA; Hon-i our Doîl, J. Durham-, Pepper Og- den, G. Sheldon; Peggy Ann Dil- ion,, TRA. 2nd Race Jimimy G Unko, TBA; Addwor.. thy, S. Brown; Nancy Jo, G. Ro- binson; Margaret Hal, R. Brown;'; Little TimnV P, R. Donaldson; Bracelt, TBA; Frisky Gratton, M. Hudie. 3rd Race Titan Song C., I. Thackeray; The Leo, B. MacDonell; Sycamore Jean, J. Williams;, Rodwyn Todd, G. Sheldon; Doc Flemington, TBAî Mooreland Alice, B. Moore. 4th Race Don Orey, M. Brethour; Vic De- soto,,L. Shea; Vînce Adios, K. Jen kins; Oscar Volo, D. Fines; Lolob Bars, K. Harnden; Famous Pick, Rý McQuaid; Robin1 Johbison, R. Farmer. 5th Race Jagla, R, McQuaid;, Quinte Lad, P. Stewait; Jerry Hat, D. Rough--, ley; Fiery Gratton, T.B.A.; Carl W. Gratton, A. Downs; MOlly Tawlee,. .R. B3rown; Davey's Girl, S. Brown.; th Race Lii Buck, J. St. Johrn; Beau Blazes, E. Givens; Parkview Ann, B. Glover; Jaco Chief, C. J-tcobs; Hligh Triple, W. Brown; Prince Ogtlen, G. Sheldon; Blue De Ennis R.McQuaid. 7th Race The Tag, B. Moore; PhiIllp Pauli R. Donaldson; Champ Moray, B. Hicks; Thelgiers, T.B.A.; Van Pride C, B. Reid; Ozark Jeffrey, G. Robinson. 8th Race Cabona Millie, H. Cochrane;! Bobby Dillard, W. Givens; Lesotasý Boy, R. Gassien; Millie Mac Grat-, ton,' L. Shea; Lorraine Hal, R.ý Rahm; Reid's Royal, J. Williams;î Wades Rocky, B. Wade; Rusty Mac, Hlerbert, A. Down. 9th Race Kawartha Candy, G. Sheldon; Thoughtful Cass, S. Brown; Calî Me Spud, G. Sherwin; Faiora, J Hughes; Guys Pride, J. Dolden;I Meadowview Bird, R. McQuaid;ý Jimmy Whistler, I. Thackeray.