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TOWN COUNCIL REFUSES BUILDING PERMIT (Continued from page 1) Coun. Entwisle then ýstated that it also required land acquisition by the Town for the road to bring it up to standard as well as need for a 99 foot radiu.s for a turn around. He said there was miuch to consider but it was up to the applicant to now make his move. Mr. Liptay asked council to accept his word that the work would be done Up to a cost of $5,000.00. Couni. Wearn stated that even if the work was to start now it would be unlikely that he would have winter -maintenance in 1974 to which Mr. Liptay said he would not ask for such maintenance. Coun. Entwisle said this was unacceptable 'as there could be a need for winter passage for fire or accident. Coun. Hobbs questioned the work on the road a distance of 500 feet could be done for UNITED CHURcim Orono Pastoral Charge 'Il Minister Rev. B. E. Long B.Th. ORGANIST & CHOIR DIRECTOR Douglas Dewel * SUNDAY OCTOBER 13, 1974 ORONO UNI TED CHURCH Church School - 10: 00 a. m. Morning Wrship - il: 15 a.m. KIRBY UNITED CHURCH Morning Worship - 9:45 a.m. Church School - il :00 a.m. DiaI-A-Thought 983-9151 ST. SAVIOURS ANGLICAN Established 1869 Begular Sunday Worship Service - 10:00 a.m., Iloly Communion- First and Third Sundays Morning Prayer- Second and Fourth Sundays Hoîy Baptism by appointment with Rector 987-4745 Rev. H. Robert Hayne, B.A., L.Th. $5,000 but Mr. Liptay feit i could be done for less thaï $2,000. The Public Works depart ment is to view the site or Tuesday and endeavour t( arrive at an'estimated cost t. bring the road up to standarc and to outline what action th( applicant will have to take. Mr. Howden, planner foi the Town, pointed out thal eventhough the road iç brought Up the the reqÙire- ments there is stili the need tc rezone the land and that Mr. Liptay had not as vet madE application for this rezonîing. This could take considerabî< time hie said as the by-laxi would. have to go to the Ontario Municipal Board. If you issued the permit without passing the by-law you wouîc be issuing it illegallv. hie said. EVALUATE ALTERNATE ROUTES'FOR HYDRO IN AREA (Continued from vaee 1) Forests as well as a route South of 401 hehway.. The main purpose of the study by Sparling is to provide the Commission with a common basis for comparing the routes including those prev- iously provided by Hydro and Commonwealth. Dr. Solandt stated that hie as well as the public will listen to this new evaluation of the routes, the new northern and southern routes. He stated that the three routes, the north, the south and the middle route chosen by Hydro and Commonwealth differ widely in th eir charact- eristics and will present a problemi of choice. He further stated that hie has contacted Hydro to re-evaluate the Gatineau line due to the fact that Ont ario Hydro is consid- ering a 500KV line from Montreal to Ottawa and in some way this may effect the Lennox to Oshawa line. This' report ià to corne before the public hearings later this year. .The sparling study starts east at Rossmount in Hope Township and with the south route would first travel south along an existing hydro line to south and east of No. 2 highway then to pass aîong with the railway line tc Wesleyville. The line could then travel west just southof 401 to the proposed Darlington Station passing south of Newcastle Villa2e at thé- Waltona Park. A sub alterna- tive route could also travel ORONO WEEKLY TINILES. OCTOlIER itth. 174 - WilI allow certain facilities at Mosport. LIMIT ESTATES TO 25. O (Continued from page 1) member Harold flammond. ýe "They'd tînd a loophole," said Mr. Moffatt. rONE PER MILE tt He then suggested that the >s lots be granted one to a square 1 m11 ý1 0 "That's too restrictive," objected member Dr. Roy e Rowsell. "Lt wil interfere ;-with the legitimate person e who has the right to build his Vown home." f Municipal Planning Con- isultants Co. Ltd.- planning Sdirector, David Barber, who worked on the plan for the town, explained that the lots would have to be created by individual severances, mak- ing the system more equitable and that the plan was written that way to prevent subdivis- ions from developing in rural areas. north frorn Wesleyville to justi north of 401 Highway and then west to skirt the town of Newcastle, travel south west down Highway 115 to south of 401 and then west to the1 Darlington Station. The northern route which was evaluated would run north from Rossmount to the north part of Concession 9 in Hope and then west through Clarke -about midway in, the 8th Concession and continue on a straight line through the 7th conc ession of Darlington.q The northern route would require a switching station at the intersection of a line north from Wesleyville to the north- ern route. The southern routeq requires no switching station. In comparison. the south route (ail below 401) would9 havea distance of 36 -milesg from Rossmount to Darling-9 ton compared with 48 miles9 *for the Ganaraska route and1 43 miles forthe Hydro-Com- monwelath alternative. Theq South 'route would affect 8 homes compared with six on either of the others. Acreage of cultivated land affected would be 1359 acres on the south, 2203 on the Ganaraska and 1580 on the middle Hydro-Commonwealth, route. The southern route elimin- ates a four line stretch to the north of Wesleyville as well as, the switching station. t also eliminates the need of a fourth line north from the Darlington Station and reduces the seven line stretch running we st into Oshawa to a three uine stretch. WELLYOU COULDN'T WAIT FOR 141M TO SAY"DADY.! Elmer' s Garage TEXACO SERVICE Mill St. North, Orono Phone 983-5130 When the Town of Newcast- le's Interim plan is given ail necessary approval by the municipality and the province it will allow the development of overnight accommodation, Fire {&ôiltinued from page 1) Fire, at a shed at the Bowmanville Cemnetery caus- ed $1500.00 damage while another fire at Allin Wire and Cable Reelsdid about $3000 in damage. Fires were also reported at the Bowmanville Foundry and Marianna apart- ments with little damage being reported. After the department re- ceived the third caîl they set up a patrol of old buildings in the community, Firefighters from, New- castle Village and Oshawa assisted. The'Orono departm- ent was on stand-by' for calîs to Darlington, Clarke and Newcastle. CONFECTIONERY AND) S *GIFTS * ORONO, ONTARIO * * Many new * *items *inour * IF eE T * eal ocason Phn 98-54 Mai Stee restaurants and fuli-time em- ployee residence on the pro- perty of Mosport, north-west in the former Township of Clarke. IL will not, however, allow, the promotion of music festivals in the park. This act ion has been' ap- proved by the Planning Ad- visory _Committee in their preparation of the new Inter- im Plan. The plan states that deve- lopment or redevelopment of residlences, overmignt accom- modation, offices retail stores or restaurants shah hbe sub- ject to development agree- ments and require site plan agreements. As well, no development or use will be Dermitted that will cause the pollution, of. ground or surface water. The plan also 'attemlits to see that future development minimizes the noise, -fumes and visual intruasion on exist- ing development in the sur- rounding areas But most members seemeti to agree with member Ronald Heatherington who doubted that employee residences would be developed in the near future. Member Harold Balson pointed out that the track was unoccupied 90 percent of the time, and it -didn't seemed likely this type of construction would take place. /4"Velvet Ribbon' Reg. 40e - Sale 25e See Thru Bobbins Reg. 40e - Sale 25e ORtONO PANT-SUITS GREAT STYLES IN * BLAZER OR TUNIC TWEEDS OR SOLIDS ÎRRIVING IN GREAT AUTUMN COLOURS SIZE 10-18 $36.95 to $49.95 TURTLE NECK SWEATERS' TAM-O'SiRANTER in white - navy - red - brown, 4-,6Xand8-16 from $3.99 Canada! ""74"" Shirts Specil 100 percent Cotton Sizes 8 -16 Reg. $6.49 Sale $4.49 Phone 983-93»i 60" Acryllc Plaid - $4.99 yd. 60" Bonded Lurex - $5.79 yd. 60" Patterned Poly. Crimp> - $5.99 yd.' CANDADA GRADE "B"' FROZEN (6 to 16 lb. avg. "BURNS" ,or "CANADA PACKERS" Fully Cooked. Short Shank Skinl ess Sm o1 ked Ol-al s (BUTT PORTION> lb. 89c Rindless, Bacon 'BUJRNS' MILD CURED Smoked Picnics "BUtINS" 1>11-E PORiK 16 oz. Sa usage Meat TENDER JUCIY MFATY- Ha-miSfces CORN SH'S lb. $1.09 Orono lb. $1.34 lb. 69c lb. 159ci I ON G'SCENTRE SEWING CENTRE Attention Farmers!!