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flRflMfl WI~VY V 'Y'TMVa ~XYTflO~i. A ~7 ~E A lu-du - -. - - - ~ = A AA~./At~OA>1I~ A, 1YL~~11 O"RO-"NO W EEkKLY TIMES Second Cis Mail Registration Nuniher- 03e3 ?uabhished every Thursday at the office of pujblk,-eatio *Main Street., Orono, Ontaulo. Phone 983j-5301 Skatiig Carsilval CLARKE TOWNSH-IP and MOSPORT The Councîl of the Township of Clarke have for the past number of months had high on'their agenda which bas folwed with. numerous meetings the zoning of Mosport Park. Mosport has been seeking to have the restrictions lifted to allow other events at the track rather than just motor car racing. Tlhe request, to a degree, is valid but to give an open door to Mosport would be possibly beyond the interests of the Township. It would appoar fromn the most recent resolution passed by Counil that they are flot at this time flot going to budge from the terms and conditions of their zoning by-law but have flot closed the door com- pletely on some rezoning for Mosport provided it is attempt- ed through the /*oper channels. This is a reasonable stand for council and one which everyone is entitled to receive. The following is the resolution passed by council on Wed- nesday of this week. WHTEREAS Doctor Fineberg, of Mosport Park and his legal advisor Mr. B. Kamin appeared by special request before this Council on Monday l6th Mrh 1970 and requested that Council assist themi by indicating theiropinion on the question as to whiethier or not previous land uses of their lands would entitie Mosport Park to be classified in any way as a non-conforming, use in regard to by-law 1653 as recently approved by the Ontario Municipal Board and to indicate to them generally Council's attitude towards the zoning of Mosport. RESOLVED that this Couincil are of the opinion thiat the question as to whether a valid non-con- forming use exists in relation to -Mosport Par-k is a ques. tion of law and Couincil do flot intend to maake any suçch decîsion as they deem this not a proper power for thom to exercise. ANDY BE JIT F1RTHER RESOLVED that Council were of the opinion that by4[Iaw 1653 having been duly passed by them and approvedl by the Ontario Municipal Boa-rd; thiat any suggested amendmnents or alterations to that bv-law should be duly presented to Council in the form of a suggested amendment to the by-law and that the opinion of the Clarke Township) Planning Board and the Professional1 Planningu Consultanits retained in the matter of the preparation cif land use by-awsý in the Township sýhouJd be consideredý in conjunc'tion with the proposed by- law be-fore Council couid give full consideration to such a proposed amendmnent. Ileckey Notes SATURDAV GAMES The Oroo Atom H1-ockey team took, a 2-1 victory vover Newcastle on Saturdlay. Scott West and Doug llancock scored the two O)r- ('oogoals with assists goinig to Doug Hatncck, Scott t and Miatthew Robinson. The Orono Tykes wTere defeat- cd Saturday morning 2-1 byv New- Castie. Tomimy Gustar scored the Orono goal. This Fidayj evel]illg a four- team Týyke hockey tournjamlent is b'eing held at the Orono Arena. This age groin)lWays provides plenty- of activity anld enltertin ment. Be surec to be present. Unt3 (rontnued fromi page 1) ainumnber. Pictures of Irelanld were shownl byv Mr. and Ms.Normuan Alun, which were very'ý appropiate for thie dlay. Duirinig the e-vening the Mýess- ngrGroup of the Church soldj home made candy and realised the stiffi of $15. They, also had luý.-ky draws oni two box.ýes of candy with the lucky winners be- ing Geraicline Van den Brink -and Ra ymond Chapman. AM.. Orville Challice was the holder of the luckyv ticket for the door prize. Approximiately $55. wasï real- ized! from the fun night and Unit 3 is most grateful to those V,11e9pe with the program and those who came to the "Variety Mar24 2,22 and STEAM BAHý GENTLEMEN W. have a Sauna an#d Whi rI- pool ready for your use. Dr.>p la and give them a try Grnp Rates AvaUabie Mon. to Sat. 1 p.m.. -1iam,. -Sun. 8 a.m. - Pm.. 16A ONTARIO STREET 728-2480 OSnAWA Clarke Public LIB8R AR y HOURtS OPEN. Tuesday 6 30 8 8 Thursday 6:30 g.34 Friday 2:30 - 5; 6.» .,8:34 Saturday 10.00 - 12:00 a.m. All Goodlies for Easter Now Ili Stock uIuJ DILLUIKUb . 'Il166 KING ST. E. PHONE 623-3396 und Barberskop I Tom Cowan, Pres. Stew Preston, Sales Mgr. jrnOt hoe9351 Roger Swani Ray Lathangue Weldonl Brown Itfs Been A Long Winter und We're Ready for Spring9 ALL CARS CARRY, BALANCE 0F GM FACTORV WAERANTY '69 PONTIAC 2-DOOR HARDTOP V-8,, automatic, OPP cruiser. Finished in gleaming black, immaculate interior. Lic. 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