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Br a LN av ST 4 TAN NR aE ait Sb rat) We SAAT LA i A Chk NEO - Cartwright Council On February 18th, 1970 al the Roads Dept.- to proceed Special Meeting of «Council was called by Reeve Malcolm to complete business left over from: Feb. 3rd regular meeting. sent and Keith Bell in at tendance. The minutes of the 3rd were read and adopt- ed on motion. Mr. K. Bell requested Council's approval of includ- ing the balance of his hold- ings in Lot 12, Con. 5; in- cluded in the draft Plan of Subdivision but to allow staging of development over an 8-10 year period. Council agreed to this. A coov of the restrictive area by-law establishing controls was read - and changed in some small . details. Mr. Graham Fish of Lot 17, Con. 4 was present and offered his consent to the township widening the . ent in the roadway to help alleviate the snow problem there. The Roads Superintendent presented petition forms for the balance of 1969 subsidy from D.H.O. and on motion authorized signing and com- pletion of same. A letter and sketch from" Strike and Strike with regards to a re- quested severance of property at Lot 12, Con. 3, owned hy Elliott was presented for Council's consideration. Mr. H. Forder explained the situ- ation and it was recommend- ed that this consent be given. Resolution #13 approved the Roads Dept. of the two municipalities of Darlington and Cartwright tendering for surface treat materials point- ly for the year 1970. A usual winter complaint was brought - to 'Council's attention by the Roads Superintendent, i.e. the number of parked cars that prohibit proper snow removal. Council authorized All members prg- to enforce Section 89 of the Highway Traffic Act and to have cars that are parked on roadways or streets during snow removal operations towed away at the owners expense, and also authorizes the levying of fines, against the owners or operators of same. Notice is to be given in the press and in other manner as may be considered effective. A motion that the town- ship apply for $12,000 of supplementary roads appro- priation, was carried. A motion authorized Council members attending the OGRA convention be reimbursed $40. each.for their out of pocket expenses. Hotel Rooms are to be paid by the Corporation. The Reeve presented his plans and program for the Cartwright Night with the Durham Club in Toronto on Friday, March 20th, 1970. Council members presented a brief report of Fire Hall inspections and the Building Inspector was directed to prosecute By-Law offenders. 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Lute; NUNES NAT WAAC BLLAOR bis , March 12, 1970 -- 3 HEL: NEWS Service will be held in Utica United Church on Sun- day; March 15, at 11:30 a.m. Sunday School meets at 10.00 a.m, Mr. - Bill Drowh, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Geer, Mr. & Mrs. George Harper and Mr. and Mrs. Murray Geer called on Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mac- gregor of Keswick on Sun- day and on behalf of Utica BUYING L © REAL ESIATE VID REALION 985-7373 and Community presented them with an electric base- board heater~and a lamp as a "going away" gift. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sker- ratt of Uxbridge, Mr. & Mrs. Allan Martyn, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Naples and Mrs. Cain were recent visitors with Mrs, Violet Skerratt. Mrs. Chet Geer and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bailey visit ed Mr. and Mrs. Doug Mc¢ Kinley of Willowdale on Sun- day. Mr. Jack Johnston and his sister, Mrs. Eva Crowells of Oshawa called on Mr. and Mrs. Jas. E. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Kendall and had dinner with Mrs. Cecil Har per on Thursday. All of the family of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Mitchell were their guests on Sunday in honour of Mr. Mitchell's ninety-second birthday. Mr, and Mrs. and Mrs. Ivan Gray and Shay called on Mr. and Mrs. James E. Mitchell on Manday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Watson of Toronte visited his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Watson on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mitchell called on Mr. and Mrs. Frank Macgregor of Keswick on Continued on page 14 Ron Mason BOB SEAGRAVE, ONT. BOB'S CARPENTRY SPECIALIZING IN Recreation Rooms, Kitchens, Built-ins, etc. Courtesy, Imagination & Estimates FREE BERO 985-7027 SPM YOUTHS 28 to 36 MEN'S 30 to 44 DRESSES | For LADIES SIZE COTTON ARNELL $6.95 $8.95 TEENAGE SIZES $11.95 $12.95 $14.95 (NO IRON) SLACKS $4.95 $9. DEPARTMENT Sports $39.00 95 A.W. BROCK SYN OND) Men's Jackets SUITS Gg 2 PANT 598.00 DRESS PANTS $14.95 HAUGH WORK PANTS| OLIVE and GREEN $5.90 $6.95 $7.95 PARKING at Rear For Over 100 Cars MEN'S SUEDE OXFORDS $9.95 LARGE STOCK s 19 A ror ana we SERIA VEL? \ > 5 Ga ea Me Ss CERT | {