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ev wi 5 ESR ER RE Nm aba, 1», 3 4 "TTT vel foads with some breaking of the | - Scott Street. © City of Oshawa relative to By-law 'BROOKLIN NEWS Township of Whithy A Regular Meeting of the Council of the Township of Whitby was held in the Council Chambers, Brooklin on Monday, April 22nd, 1963 at 7.46 p.m. with all members present. On Motion the minutes of Meet- ings #9 and #10 were adopted as printed. Carried. Depuations and Interviews-- Dr. J. H. McKinney was present and discussed a Board of Health prob- lem with Council. This problem was whether or not to conduct a Sabin Polio Cline in the Township this year. Prior to administering the Sabin Vac- cine it is required to have recent Salk protection either by two injections spaced one month apart or by a booster dose if the original Salk in- jections are not recent. Then after a 3 month waiting period the Sabin vaccine could be administered. It is expected that the Board of Health will decide upon a course of action in the near future. Dr. McKinney reported a drainage problem affecting his own property. The drainage on Centre St. was bad this spring with water coming across the lots from the east towempty into the ditch on the north side of Centre St. There are two 4" tiles parallel- ing the street on the north side which would appear to have been installed more than 30 years ago and did not work this spring. For some time the water remained in a pool north of Centre St. and east of Dr. McKinney's driveway and this 'water shguld have beer; carried to Baldwin St. by the drains. The Council .advised Dr. Mec- Kinney to bring this matter to the attention of the Road Superintend- 'ent. (Correspondence-- 1. A letter from Lawlor Home- builders Co-operative Ltd. requested that the Council investigate the lack of drainage at Willow Park Drive and This matter was dealt with under General Business by Re- solution #6. 2. Mr. Wm. G. Lawson, on behalf of W. D. Smith & Son Ltd., asked Council and Planning Board if they would object to hig client using 37 acres of Lot 21, Con. 4 for gravel pit purposes. a On Motion this request was referr- ed to Planning Board. Carried. 3. A notice was received from the 4196 to change zoning from R-4 to asphalt roads. Following the Wed- nesday night meeting Mr. Wilson has estimated the culvert needs and tend- ers will be invited accordingly. (See Resolution #3.) WELFARE AND PROPERTY Councillor F. Sturch reported that the water supply to the tap in the men's washroom had been again connected. FIRE--Councillor F. Thompson re- ported that the soil is still too wet to excavate for the Myrtle Station CPR watermain to see if it might be of use for a water supply for fire pur- poses. A report on the findings will be made as soon as possible. Also reported was the levelling of the fill at Garrard Road Fire Hall. PARKS---No report was given but Chairman J. Goodwin arranged for suitable times for the inspection of artificial ice arenas in the district and a meeting of the Parks Committee. General Business-- Councillor Roberts asked about the request of Mrs. Green to the Depatr- ment of Highways regarding permis- sion to plant three trees south and west of the intersection of Highways 7 & 12. It was agreed that Mrs. Green be informed that Mr. Bunn of the Department of Highways has been in Brooklin on two ocacsions and been unable to contact her. It was suggested that Mrs. Green designate -some alternate person to contact in case -Mr. Bunn returns and Mrs. Green is not available. ~ Reeve Goodwin reported that the matter of subsidy for Manning Road has been discussed with Dr. M. Dy- mond and was hopeful that some pro- gress had been made. Resolutions-- 1. Moved that the Road Superin-- tendent be informed of the weed and brush spray demonstration on May 8th sponsored by York County with recommendation to participate. ~~ Carried. 2. Moved that the Council of the Twp. of Whitby accepts the estimate of the Bell Telephone Co. on the pro- posed Thickson Rd. C.N.R. Crossing improvement and authorizes that it be included in the estimates of the pro- ject. Carried. } 3. Moved that the Road Superin- tendent be and he is hereby instructed to invite tenders for the delivery of 66 culverts and couplings of various sizes from the manufacturers of this R-1B on a block of land situated, south west of the City Hall. | 'On Motion this notice was filed. | Carried. ! 4. A request was made by Grant Jones on behalf of Brooklin Junior Farmers for a grant to this organi- zation, Their 1962 Financial State- ment was also submitted. On Motion this request was referr- ed to the Finance'Committee. Carried. 6. A letter from Mr. T. McCready, Secc.-Treas. of the Good Neighbours Ratepayers Assoc. requested the in- stallation of additional Street.Lights to connect the Township of Whitby and City of Oshawa Street Lights on Highway #2. The lights as requested would be the responsibilty of the City of Osh. awa and in view of the fact that this] portion 'of Highway #2 will be re-| built and widened it was moved that "and out of pocket expenses be paid. type of culverts. Carried. 4. Moved that the Road Superin- tendent Be and is hereby authorized to attend the Road. Superintendent School at Hart House on May 13th and -14th and that his registration Carried. J 5. Moved that the Road Superin- tendent be and be_is hereby instruct- ed to invite tenders from the local merchants for the supply of Weed and Brush Spray in 45 gal. lost. Carried. 6. Moved that the Council of the Twp. of Whitby hereby authorizes payment to the Oshawa Regional Planning Association of the 1963 levy amounting to $16.00 on behalf of the Township of Whitby Planning Board. Carried. 7. Moved that Lawlor Homebuilders Co-operatives" Ltd. be notified that no action be taken on this request. Carried. : 6. A request from the Twp. of, 'Whitby Planning Board for approval | of payment of the $160.00 annual levy | to the Oshawa Regional Planning As- sociation was dealt with' by Resohlu- tion #17. 7. Mr. Fallis of the Ontario Depart- ment of Agriculture announced a Spray School on Roadside Weed Con- trol to be held at Whitchurch Twp. Hall at Vandorf, Don Mills Road on Wednesday, May 8th, 10.30 a.m. This matter was taken care of by Resolution #1. 8. A letter from, Mr. C. W. Rump, | Secretary of "Transport Commissioners for Canada under date of April 19th "enclosed the estimate of the Bell Tele- phone Co. of Canada, amounting to $718.44 in total, for re-locating the B.T. Co. Plant "at Thickson Road-- C.N.R. Crossing. This estimate was approved by Resolution #2. ' Committees-- . FINANCE -- Chairman J. Dryden had no report other than a query on whether or not a meeting with the auditor has been arranged. No meet- ing has been arranged as yet. ROADS--Chairman J. Goodwin re- ported muddy conditions on the gra- asphalt surfaced roads. Cold mix as- | Monday, April 29th, 1963 at 5.05 p.m., the Council - have appropriated the sum of $3,000. in the road budget to alleviate the culvert and drainage problem in the area. Carried. 8. Moved that Council do now ad- journ to meet at next regular date and hour. Carried. -- ' SPECIAL MEETING A Special Meeting of the Council of the Township of Whitby was held in the Council Chambers, Brooklin on with all members except Deputy Reeve John Dryden present. ' This meeting was called to consider the proposals which Mr. Derek Little placed before a Comittee of Council on Friday, April 19th last, relative to assisting Council in establishing a policy for subdivision agreements, Moved that Mr. Derek Little, P. Eng. of Municipal Planning Consult- ants Co. Ltd. be appointed as Twp. Engineer for Subdivision Agreements with Messrs. Wilson, Ridgely and Banfield and with North Shore Realty Co. Ltd. Carried, . Moved that Mr. Derek Little be au- thorized to draw up a draft of Sub- dividers Engineering Specifications Tor. consideration by Council. Carried. ~ Prospect to meet many friends on this occasion. Jack Manns on' Wednesday, May 1st. The meeting adjourned at 10.056 p.m. phalt patching is in progress on the On Motion the Council adjourned at 6.20 pm. Carried. - - There was a good attendance at the U.C.W. meeting on Wednesday even- ing at the home of Mrs. Bert Gray. The worship service, conducted by Helen Holtby, opened with the motto and hymn "The Glory of the Spring How Sweet!" Mrs. F. Vernon read the scripture. Ruby Smith continued with the Lesson Thoughts and prayer. Following hymn "Lord of Light Whose Name Outshineth", Lucille gave two readings on, Mother. We were honoured to have a guest speaker. Ruby introduced her cou- sin, Helen Parrott of Ashburn. She is a graduate nurse of Oshawa Gen- eral Hospital and recently graduated from The Evangelical Alliance Mis- sion (Team) in Chicago. With her washer classmate Miss Jan Benson of Maine. Both of them expect to leave soon for mission fields in Asia, Miss Parrott gave us an illustrated address on Arabian and its people. On behalf of those present Helen thanked Miss Parrott. The group in charge presented her with a Maple Leaf Pin. We wish Helen Parrott and Jan Benson God-speed in their chosen work. Lucille chaired the business session, with its usual reports. There was an invitation from Blackstock U.C.W. to their dessert luncheon on May 23, 1.30 p.m. at the Education Hall. Mrs. Richardson of Whitby will open our Bazaar at 2.30 p.m- May 15. We hope Marion Webster invited us to her home for the June meeting. Each mystery sister will receive a small gift. . - During the social hour, Ruby, Helen and Mrs. F. Vernon served' tasty re- freshinents. . We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Edward Legge from Manitoulin Island to our church and community. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Yeo returned from a most enjoyable three weeks vacation in Great Britain, on April 24th, their 36th wedding anniversary. Mrs. McConnell and sons of Ottawa were recent guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Conlin and Stancy. Mrs. Burnsell Webster spent a few days in Ottawa at the home of her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Anderson. Little Patsy Vernon, not yet two years old, "was a charimng model at the High School Fashion Revue ae- companied by her- sister Margaret, on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Durham have return- ed from visiting relatives in Toronto and Hamilton. Mrs. Hollingsworth and Mrs. Ethel Matthews were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Burnsell Webster, also Mr. Mark Matthews and Margaret of Toronto. FOR TYPEWRITER RIBBONS see The Port Perry Star Scugog News Eighteen members and four visitors |- attended the May meeting of the Head U.C.W. at the home of Mrs. The meeting opened with hymn and the Lord's Prayer. Reta Rodman read the scripture and Gertrude Col- ling the story and prayer dealing with the characteristics of Mary and Martha. Joyce Heayn led us in the Catechism study "Man" (What We Are). We concluded our worship period. with our offering. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved and the roll call answered by a contest giving our mother's 'maiden name. ~~ Reports were heard from the Treasurer, Hos- pital represetnative and Sick Com- mittee. Correspondence was read from Rev. Fred G. Joblin thanking us for our Easter card remembrance. Mabel Graham opened the social part of our program with a poem "It's Spring". Reta Rodman tested the group with a soap contest and one of our welcome visitors Mrs. Kennedy received a rose bush as a lucky door prize. Joyce Heayn gave a reading "What Is A Mother" and a poem "Your Debt to Mother". Gertrude Collins gave a reading "Coal-oil Lit Friendship's Lamp", Marilyn Manns favoured us with two piano seeletions "May the Good Ldrd Bless and Keep You" and "Alley Cat", Mabel Gra- ham thanked our hostess and the meeting closed withthe Mizpah bene. |. diction, A delicious lunch of chop suey loaf and cheese was served by Myrtle Mann's group. »t A Regular Meeting of the Planning Board of the Township of Whitby was held in the Municipal Office, Brooklin on Thursday, April 25, 1963 at 8 p.m. with the following persons present. Chairman Geo. BE. Loft- house, Members Wm. G. Manning, Thos. Wilson, John Goodwin, Don Roberts, Al. Omand and John Batty. On motion the minutes of meeting #6 were adopted as printed and dis- tributed. Deputations and Interviews Mr. D. W. Wilson (Ridyley, Wilson and Banfield) was in attendance if support of Item 6 of Correspondence, requesting Planning: Boards consent on Lots No. 19, 20 and ?1 (Manning Rd.) of proposed subdivision, re Lot 19, Concession 2, Mr. Wilson stated that it would ap- pear that the lots approved by Plan. ning Board on Hazelwood Drive would not be passed by the Dept. of Muni cipal Affairs this year coud as Man ning Road was already ir, would hike to be able to sell these thrice lots and offered to place a bond with the Twp to cover these consents. Following considerable discussion it was maved that Mr. Wilson's re- quest on lots 19, 20 and 21 he denied, the reason being that th Planning Board does not intend tv approve any lots beyond Hazelwood Dr. Curried. Mr. D. F. McLaren and Mr. Van Luling were in attendance in support of Item 1 of Correspondence covering application for a division of land re lot 28, Con. 17. Mr. McLaren requested separation of a parcel having frontage of 246 ft. x depth of 660 ft. from main hold- ing having 396 ft. x depth of 660 ft. Parcel to be conveyed to My Van Lyi ing who intended to build a 1500 sq. ft. home: Remaining paocel having frontage of 150 ft. to be Mi McLaren for a new hon It was moved that consent be pant ed as requested. Carried Correspondence-- I. Mr. D. I. McLaren and Me. Van Luling, application for of rood hy division ' | Twp. of Whithy Planning Board land. This item covered under Inter views. : 20 From Archie Wo Wihitmee, apphi cation for division of land re Lot 23, Con. 6. Parcel to be separated huav- ing frontage of 240 ft. x depth of 210 ft. from main holding having frontage of 330.54 ft. x depth of 210 (1 Following cosmderable discu sion regfrding this moved that consent be denied on this application and that Mr. Whitimee be advised to consider a plan of <ubdi (330.54 application it was vision on this whole parcel ft. x 210 ft.) Carried. 30 From Wm A for amendmygnt 1784 re part of Lot Heron, application By law Con. H, PALIT 20, to pre sently zoned Agricultural, proposed zoning (1) Special C2 (2) C2) Pro posed use of land (1) Retail farm equipment, dealer outlet and: serviee shop. (2) Service Station Following discussion tepardings of covered oni to take farm imple- the [ By-law, it was moved that Mr. Heron care ments not presently in [be advised that the Board are fuvom ably considering his application and would pive approval to rezoning to a special zone to cover farm implements hi: uf ete. and request that he submit proposals re storing and display farm implements, building, ete Carried. Lo From Johann Boe application for wmendment to zoning By-law 1784 re Lot 71, Plan C&W zoning C1, Ir ousent proposed zoning C2 Speciad Tor torayre and sale of farm implement --- IC wis moved that this application | be denied because the Board are con sidefing creating a special zone permit sade of farm implements which Pwill be predominately oe Ayrcaltar al Zone. Oo Rezoning on Service Road mrpested by | aneregd that thi Fl on the Apenda Co Prom BW Wak on LG Realtor, | letter of Apt 220d reque ting con Pent on Lots to, 20 viz Carried I and {or Goodwin bie Wie Mem moved and re 5 pro tof HE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 9th, 1963-17 pused subdivision in Lot 19, Con. 2. Thiz-Ygm was covered under inter- Views ' From The Department of Muni- Affairs, letter of April 18th, 1963 re Lot 19, Con. 2, acknowledging teteer of March 11th, 1968 re- warding Boards draft approval of 27 lots on Hazelwood Drive, and advis- cipal uur [ nx that there would not appear to be wn application to which the recom- of the Planning Board apply presently before them Yor ap- Until such time as an appli- from uch time as a change oc- the factors which re- sulted in the limited approval issued mendations proval, cation 1. received the owners and until curs an basic lust October they do not believe that a further approval of the entire ori- wanad plan can presently be considered. moved that a copy of letter Department of Municipal Af- be sent to Mr. Wilson and that be advised that no further action cun be taken on the proposed plan of Dr. until proper application is made by him to of Municipal Affairs It was from fan he subdivision on Hazelwood Depa tment Cartied . S. From Community Planning Aa- werntion, Ontario Divison, letter of April Sth, 19635 enclosing copy of Select Committee's Report dealing with the Planning Act. It was aprreed that copy of report he circulated among the members. 0. From City of Oshawa, copy of By Law 1196 to amend the Zoning By- law of the City of Oshawa, changing the Land use deagnation of parts of the block of land on the west side of Queen Street. He was moved that same he received and filed. Carried. --- 10. From Wm. &. Lawson, Solici- tor, letter of April 10th, 1963 re part of Lot 21, Con. 4. Mr. Lawson ad- vised that was acting for W. D. Smith & Son Ltd. who were purchas- my approximately 37 acres of the N.Ek. of above lot. These lands have previously been used for pit and his client to extend the gravel pit opera- he Corner paved Purposes wishes tions. However this property is zoned UApricultural and uses permitted in Agricultural Zones do not include gra- vel pit uses, and asked if the Board would have any objections to his client continuing to use these lands for gravel pit purposes. , It was moved that this item of cor- respondence be deferred for more in- formation and that Mr. Leica be advised that this matter is under con- sideration and will be advised. Carried. 11. Planning Board's consent to sale of part of Lot 16, Plan 637 re K. Wright and J. Cormier. It was moved that this consent pranted betwe meetings be ap- proved by this Bodrd. Carried. It was agreed by the Board that a Special Meéting be held on Tuesday, May 14th at 8 o'clock to discuss the following: 1. Rezoning on Service Roads (Highway 401) 2. Official Plan. On motion meeting adjourned at 11.66 p.m. Manchester On Sunday, May 12th there will be u Special Family Day service, also the sucrument of infant Baptism will tie observed. There will be special mu~ic by a Junior choir. Lightning struck and burned the barn on the property of the late Mr. Jack Masters, on Saturday night. Fortunately a north breeze and va- liant work of the firemen saved the house which is very close by. Miss" Carol Herbert, Mount Albert, was with Mrs. Fred Brooks and fa- mily over the week-end. On Thursday afternoon, May 9th the U.C.W. will meet at the home of Mrs. Meta Holtby at 2 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. A. Roach and daugh- ters were at 'their cottage in Halibur- ton over the week-end Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Crosier, Port Credit, Mrs. May Clark, Myrtle Sta., Mr. & Mrs. W. S. Taylor and Brenda, Stouffville were with Mrs. M. Crosier Who is always true to you in its fashion? OC! Oshawa Shopping Centre has just the thing for you, no matter what the season. Its fashion shops offer you a.complete selection of wardrobe and accessories.. 'There's 54 interesting, well-laid-out shops (including a major department store) at OC. You'll find quality, high-grade merchandise and specially-priced goods too everything your family needs. Enjoy OC's complete one-stop shopping, free parking, service trades, covered mall. Make it a habit. 1t'é a good one. , "the interesting place to shop" ROP PU ---- a a flow T0 GET THERE. FROM HIGHWAN 1 EASTBOUND -- Exit at Thickson Road east to Stevenson Road, then nofth on FROM HIGHWAY 401 WESTBOUND « Exit at Pay tevenson Road , take North or South ie (maminl k Road, north on Park Road to Elmgrove Avsous, west on Elngsoven Side R fp