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TEE LT Ne 3 A - L $04 FIA no etal ¥. - 2 '& LA he TRA RAF SSR ha | Tis aT 4 3 wl ERR 1] arn (Late 3 ARG ARH ol AA AVE, 4] Bre RET, AICEIAEY AY I Maa aM Ra Leta Ww LIA ER LF an ed PD 1 Mr A REPRE BH A Hl SAF LHC SER SI TR SH AV AILLS LAL AS eile ik TEL BG MERLE Ll Vl HER their gd SAY Say an BAT dH EY FY } Haak ie LLN000 H Sl Asa A ERR % RAL 48 TAR LE Ey A yf ARNE 1% REA wt Bhd 4 ATA or Foss i sat Vaio Seagrave Bantam Team Lose Close Decisions After last Thursday's game with Markham Kinsmen Ban- tam's, in which the locals lost another close one run score 7-6, two weeks ago, the local "An- gels" were handed a 11-10 loss up in Markham. Again at home, Claremont handed the local Halo's a 1-0 setback. With two wins to their credit, both over Port Perry and Udora, the Cherubs are playing pleasing | and entertaining ball, but those one run losses are hurting. In our 7-6 setback to Markham, one thing came to light--Doug Hughes pitched himself one heck of a ball game, striking out 12 men in the process; his ay} dn 391d 03 aAey [IM sojBW slack and start bearing 'down, or will find ourselves in. the TOWNSHIP OF I REACH By-Law No. 2010 In the matter of Section 30 of The Planning Act R.S.O. 1960 C 296. -- and -- In the matter of an application by the Corporation of the Township of Reach for approval of its Restricted Area By- Law 1886 passed the 5th day of November 1962. TOWNSHIP OF REACH APPOINTMENT For HEARING THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD hereby appoints Tuesday, the 30th day of June, 1964, at the hour of half-past ten o'clock in the forenoon, (local time) at the Municipal Hall, in the Township of Reach (at Manchester), Ontario, for the hearing of all parties interested in supporting or opposing this application. DATED at Toronto this 18th day of May 1964. signed B. Vickers, en bottom of the pile, at the sea- Secretary. nd bi bt : : iy F @l | son end. Don Harper is the : ; ead Ca OY . hitting spark, of the club, hitt-| The full text of By-law No. 1886 is available for inspection in Sh F P S T h H d in 1.450 the office of the Clerk during working hour YR g a cool .450. e office of the Clerk during w g hours. he 1ve . . éac er S onoure This week, the Halo's take on MOA : } ) : Hie The five teachers of Port Perry Public School pictured | Stouffville twice, both games on THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF REACH on above are leaving their positions this year and were honoured last week by the remaining staff members and by the members of the Public School Board. They are: back row, left to right: Mrs. Nancy Macmillan; Mrs. Elaine Bailey; Miss Donna John- son. Front row, left to right: Mrs. Grace Hastings; Mrs. Aletha MacFarlane (retiring). Tues. in Stouffville and in Sea- grave on Thursday, June 18th. This Saturday-nite, one of the better Bantam clubs in Oshawa, Fernhill Park Bantams, will play the Angels at Seagrave Community Park. Our entry form has gone in for the Ban- BY-LAW No. 2010 A By-law to amend Restricted Area By-law No. 1886. WHEREAS the Council of the Corporation of the Town- ship of Reach passed Restricted Area By-law No. 1886 on November 5, 1962; INT TT Te Ta a a =0 | tam Softball tournament in AND WHEREAS the Ontario Municipal Board directed / ' Preston Ont. Now well just that certain objections raised at the hearing on November 18, hi Po anak Of Rea h ut sit back and wait and see whe- 1963, be given further consideration; | i § | ther they'll accept our entry. AND WHEREAS the Council of the Corporation of the NOTICE TO ALL RATEPAYERS: BS = mg Sa re am i an rey levied against taxable property in the Township of Reach and demand notices have been mailed. In pursuance of the Law all taxes are due upon date of demand. Sana A. R. JOHNS, Clerk-Treasurer S Soe Te SE S5;% VICTORIA and GREY INVESTMENTS GUARANTEED LIQUIDITY .. iE oh ~3 to-b years. -- AL YIELD Ee is an excellent yield for such a safe short-time investment. 4% % for 1, 2 years APPROVED FOR. INVESTMENT OF TRUST FUNDS VICTORIA The Best T It's the first sixteen entries, here's hoping we're one of them. !- This tournament is on July 1st. Stouffville is on Thursday, Osh- awa Fernhill Park on Saturday, July 20th, Oshawa Sunnyside Park here on July 11th, Mill- brook on July 18th. : Halo's are on the move, hope you'll be on the move too--to Seagrave Community Park. Dr. M. Dymond Introduces Film The work : of the Ontario County Rehabilitation Council is featured in a new film entitled "The Road Back". Just releas- ed by the Rehabilitation Branch of the Ontario Department of Health, the film is the first of its kind produced by the Gov- ernment of Ontario in its ef- forts to bring to the attention of the public the importance of |. rehabilitation. In colour, with an introduc. tion by the Honourable Minister of Health, Dr. M. B. Dymond, cured through the offices of Mrs. E. A, Collins, 767 Grier- son St, Oshawa.' Phone 723- 3151. Other new developments in the field of rehabilitation with the county indicate that three additional commttees have been | recently formed--Public Rela- tions, Speakers' Bureau and Film Library. These are all a part of the educational pro- gramme of the Rehabilitation Township of Reach has further considered the said objections and deems it advisable to amend the By-law in connection therewith and in addition deems it advisable to amend the By-law to correct certain typographical errors. NOW THEREFORE the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Reach ENACTS as follows: 1. That Section 6.(10) (b) be deleted and a new section be in- serted so that Section 6.(10) (b) reads as follows: "(b) Access to loading or unloading spaces shall be by means of a driveway at least 20 feet wide contained within the lot on which spaces are located and leading to a public street or lane located within or adjoining the Commercial or Industrial Zone." 2. That Section 6.(14)(ii)) be deleted nd a new section in- serted so that Section 6.(14) (ii) reads as follows: '"(ii) that any single-family detached dwelling houses so erected, altered or used shall have a minimum of 20 feet between such dwelling." ! 3. That Section 7.(1)(e) be deleted and a new section inserted so that Section 7(1)(e) reads as follows: "(e) EXTERIOR SIDE YARD:. 'Minimum width in all Zones 80 feet. id 4. That a new paragraph (1) be added to 'Section 7.(1) as follows: : ""(1) FARMER RETAINING LOT: Notwithstanding any other provisions of this by-law to the contrary in the Agricultural Zone, a bona fide , farmer whose chief source of income is derived from farming operations consisting in whole or in. part of ~ 'growng grain, veegtables or other cash crops, raising SECURITY ...... ween. Unconditionally guaranteed Be film 1s available to Church livestock or operating a dairy farm, may retain a lot by the company. ran yst Io, Home and School having 100 feet frontage on a street and 150 feet in rn Soe Ds a depth from the sale of his farm and build thereon a _---- re YOU choose any term, from in_this_ work... It can.be_pro-| single-family detached dwelling house provided all other provisions of this by-law are complied with." 5. That Section 16. (2) (b) (ii) be deleted and a new section inserted go that Section 16.(2)(b) (ii) reads as follows: "(ii) FRONT YARD: Minimum depth 10 feet." 6. That Schedule "A" be amended by deleting therefrom Key Maps 4, b, 8, 9, 11, 12, 16 and 16 and substituting therefor respectively the Key Maps 4, 5, 8, 9, 11, 12, 16 and 16 attached hereto. 7. This by-law shall 'come' into force upon the date of its approval by the Ontario Municipal Board and such daté shall for the purposes of this by-law be deemed to be the | and GREY Place To Council, ; date of its enactment. "5 : A Handbook of Rehabil : Invest. Services is being Ba ietion THIS BY-LAW given its first, T R U S T the present time. It is expect- |. second and third readings 3 : ; ed that this directory and index and finally passed on the : OWEN SOUND MEAFORD ORILLIA WHITBY of Service organizations and| . AD na of ; La ' 2 CANNINGTON LINDSAY PETERBOROUGH services. available' within the| "* BELLEVILLE KINGSTON county, will be available for distribution sometme in the early fall, W. E. MARTYN, Reeve. or A R. JOHNS, Clerk.. --