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ttttAtttMtiilN, I... MIG ' Alll.1"GGTaW,"llA"E mm WWAYWMA'ON’IOMMON ”nonhuman _m1umuamm-~â€"unâ€"nmam (Continued tram Page 1) wards: between Bathurst and Yonge Street: Sheppard to South- erly Limit oMowrship: Shep- paigl tr! Finch; Finch to Steeles. _ The main reasons outlined for the protest were: (1) a drive-in restaurant was being built on the north-west corner of Sultana and Bathurst St.; (2) a Dairy- Queen drive-in was in operation one half block south on the east side of Bathurst St.; (3) the in- creased traffie hazards to be cre-. ated by this concentration of ve- hicles at the one intersection Reeve McMahon stated that the land at the time of application by the builders was properly zoned for a service station and although these permits are only issued at the discretion of council. after study of a map of the township showing all existing service sta- tions it was apparent that al though there were sumcient stations on the east side of Bath- urst St., there existed only two on the west side between the By-pass Highway and the south- erly limit of the Township. The Reeve continued: "On a split vote of council the majority were in favour of granting this permit and as the permit has already been issued by council no means' exist at the present time for council to withdraw this license." Although the dele- gation was not trtttisiied with the explanations given it ma con- tinued to harry the councillors about their problem they did agree to let council carry on with other items of business " the personal request of the reeve. Tenders For Arullei.1 lee Skating Rinks Tenders submitted for the con- struction of four artif1eia1 ice skating rinks within the town- ship were opened by Reeve Me Mahon. These rinks are to be located (as follows: Harrison Roads - Bayview; dbury Park N Avenue R itchell Field - Young & ch; Douns- View - Keele & Wilson. 'erw'mat'iirot Nana Yot has Wealth! it high and- an of “New! anabl'uhod In North York 'tPe, bu boon maintained in e recent Grade xm Departmental CXNtV ination: and that the (champ ing scholarships have been awarded to' students in the township: d at. u. Kola-r: human " E." "W 'tt WW?- tor PM whisking me-impassioned appeal to Council to aid him in this endeavour Mr. Galbraith quoted chapter and verse of the com- mon law of England and quoted statements attributed to author- ities in the field of land equity and stated that the present atti- tude of Metro Council in freer ing privately owned land with- out just compensation constitut- ed "a confiscation of wealth". Agreeing in part with the appli- cant the reeve stated that he would arrange an early meeting with Metro officials at which time Mr. Galbraith could outline his case and get a ruling on Met- res intentions with regard to this particular piece of Green Belt land. Sultana . Bathurst Delegation -Mrs. N. Ravet, 6 Sultana Ave., and Mrs. l. Bernick, 15 Sultana, appeared before council with a petition signed by approximate ly 30 resident of their area pro- testing the erection of a gaS0- line service station on the south- west corner of Sultana and Bathurst St. North York Students Win Scholarships And Bursaries Ward 3 to be made two wards: North and sduth of Wilson with- in the present boundaries or East and West within the pres ent boundaries. One Reeve and one Deputy, Reeve to be elected at large. Rezoning of Green Belt lands Mr J. Galbraith. owner of a parcel of land comprising 22 acres located north of Sheppard Ave.. west of Bathurst St. and approximately 151 feet west of Maxwell St. appeared before council to have the 18 acres now zoned as green belt, re-zoned to Earl Maig tl) Marion Q. Burgess, 224 Sépante tenders were sub V COUNCIL Smithfield News MRS. J. CAMERON - CB. 1-807! Mr. and Mrs. J. Cameron spent a grand holiday with Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Hostrauser, in South Bend, Indiana. Bruce took us to Notre Dame Airport at South Bend and several other places of beauty and interest. Ask Road Improvement The Ratepayers met " Smith- tield Recreation centre on Thursday evening ' and pictures and a talk on Recreation were given by Mr. Ian "Thompson: A letter asking for improvement on our Highway (where so many accidents had occured and one life lost in the past few months), was suggested to be sent'to Reeve. Balm”. Imam Patricia Mortimer, 1121 Wil- son Avenue, Dowmview. Fed- eration of Women Teachers As- tttihiong of Ontario - Student Aid Bursary, $200.00. Earl Ell; . ttmoe. J. S. Holden Scholar. ship - University College ProBeiency in Methemltice. including Problems. - - Vllue $t,iM.00. In addition to these College Scholarships certain other awards have been made to our students as follows: Deputy - Reeve T. Graham, l Ward 2. moved that council in- l struct the township solicitor ta) prepare a by-law for presenta- ; tion to council in order to insti- tute a library board in the town- i ship effective January lst, 1955, 1 In support of his motion which q was seconded by Councillor Ken 1 Burn, Ward 2. Mr. Graham stat- 1 ed; "In the two months that the; Bookmobile has been in opera- tion it has let out 5,800 books) and it is apparent that a need) exists for a much greater effort l to meet the require-ttr-oi-ous-j population which now is nearing i the 150,000 mark." Deputy-Reeve l H. S. Honsberger of Ward 1 had this to say on the subject," I am 1‘ quite in fabour of a librdry board l and that it should have a liberal l operating allowance but I am i not in favour of creating any ad- _ ditional Boards in this Township ', that would have the legal right of a statutory levy". It was stat- 1 ed that the minimum levy per-i, missable for a Library Board was , 50 cents per person per year. l Reeve McMahon stated: "My opinion is that it is necessary that North York have a proper- ly constituted Library Board and that this is the time for it. Our population by the end ot the year will be close to 150,000 peo- ple and any toin of that size needs proper library facilities. The association library as at at present is not intended to op- erate on a wide basis." It tvas the desire of council that the io. licitor prepare the by-law and at the same time prepare a re- port for the benefit of council. lors that would outline all the regulations and requisites of suchh board. Plans were made for euchre and dance on October 15th, keep an; date tree to join us. A social for the Sunday school wu held Friday evening where I good time wuVenioyed by, all. Birthday greetings go to Miss Shlron Bruikman; Mr. Howard Codllne, Master Robert Codline. and Mr. Thou. Ptnn, Thistletown. brook. Edward Blake - . 1mm Univoniw Prol- M in Algebra, Goon»- ry, Truman-y. mm - Possible ulna “00.00. (2) Marion A. Bung. 124 The total value of these schol- arships and bursaries is ap- proximately $6,442.00. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ella en- joyed a motor trip to Manitoulin Island last week. _ Mr. and Mrs. H. Codlin and family spent last week-end " Lindsay and took in the Lind.. say fair. Murray Everett, James Percy, Stanley Myers. Dominion-Pro- vincial Bursaries - Value 8400.- M each. ' mitted. as requested, for the con- struction of the building itself. for the installation of the pipes in the floor, and tor_the refriger ation equipment. The approxi, mate price per rink came to $58,350,00 It was the wish of council that these tenders be sent to the township engineer's toffice tor study and comments North York Public Library Bd. about, _ But the man that's worthwhile Is the one that can s'mile With two of his front teeth knocked out. 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