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Page C4 THE COBOURG STAR, FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1974 CAREERS Permits for potatoes soon says Hamilton Coun. Emond Irvine clarifies point WANTED Shipper Receiver Maintenance Person for Fork Lift operation. Salary to be negotiated. Knight's Appleden Fruit Ltd. R.R.3 Colborne, Ont. Hamilton township councillor Albert Emond did not attend Thursday's meeting between John White, Donald Irvine and the amalgamation committee because he was not officially invited. "And I don't think we would have been welcome there anyway", he said. Mr. Emond is one of Hamilton township's three representatives on the amalgamation committee. Reeve Gordon Carruthers Experienced Sales Personnel required for Cobourg branch of old established Real Estate Company. Apply in confidence to Mr. C. R. McWade, Manager RISHOR, BARNES, DIETRICH LIMITED Realtor 268 Division Street, Cobourg Telephone: 372-8751 and administrator Ron Skillings are the other members but they were not at the meeting either. Minister without portfolio Mr. Irvine said that Mr. Carruthers had told him there had been a "misunderstanding in communications" about the meeting. But Mr. Irvine added that he had informed Mr. Carruthers of the meeting personally and his office had also telephoned the township office. Mr. Emond said that Port Hope, Cobourg and Hope should await the outcome of the county restructuring study before taking any action locally. "We are spending a quarter of a million dollars on the county study which is an awful lot of money and I think that study should take precedence over anything the big four want", he said. "I am sick and tired of all this nonsense, we are spending the taxpayer's money as if it were water". Asked about the suggested ministerial freeze on development in the area Mr. Emond said: "Tell Irvine to put a freeze on if he wants to. You can hardly move in Hamilton township as it is. If they have their way we will have to have permits to grow potatoes". THE BANK WHERE PEOPLE MAKE THE DIFFERENCE TORONTO DOMINION CAREERS IN MANAGEMENT We are seeking mature responsible applicants with initiative for training on our MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM. This program includes comprehensive on-the-job training with promotional assignments in a variety of branches throughout Ontario for development to Management positions. Applicants interested in this career opportunity should have a high school education and preferably with some previous related Canadian Banking or Business experience. If you have these qualifications and your present position does not offer sufficient challenge or promotional opportunity, we would be pleased to discuss our development program with you. For appointment call or write Mr. J. Gatschene Assistant Manager Administration Toronto Dominion Bank Cobourg, Ontario Telephone 416-372-5471 ** STATIONARY ENGINEERS 3rd. & 4th. Class required by food processing plant Call: Produce Processors Ltd. Trenton 392-6566 to arrange interview. FINE ARTS-NORTHUMBRIA requires SUPERVISOR Trainee for Cobourg and district. Samples supplied. Use of car essential. If you Enjoy meeting people Have a good command of the English language A desire to earn an above average income. Write to Mrs. C. Ray - Regional Director Fine Arts Northumbria 15 Ingram Dr. Toronto 15, Ontario. Family property laws affect every one of us. These are the proposals Ontario is considering to improve them. Have you ever thought about how much your life is affected by family property law9 Probably not. Yet, hardly anything you have goes untouched by these laws-the property you owned before you were married, the property you've acquired since, your home, your joint bank account, your credit, even survivor's rights when your husband or wife dies. Because family law is so fundamental, several years ago the Ontario Government asked the Ontario Law Reform Commission (OLRC) to consider the relevance of the existing laws to today's needs and to recommend appropriate changes. The Commission has reported and now the government is interested in learning your reaction to these recommendations Should ownership of family property including the family home depend on who actually paid for it?.. .or should a system of co-ownership of assets be developed on the basis of marriage as a social and economic partnership? Should a spouse be entitled to an interest in the property of the marriage even when he or she has been unfair or unfaithful? How should the wife's non-monetary contribution to the development of the husband's business be recognized? If a system of co-ownership of property were introduced, should a couple have the option to draw up their own contract or make other arrangements to govern the property of their marriage? Should the proposed changes apply to existing marriages or only to future marriages? The Commission did consider other kinds of community property systems including those in which sharing would take place from the time of marriage. As the OLRC proposals now stand, assets acquired during the marriage would be shared only when the marriage ends. The Commission also recommends that both husband and wife have a duty to support their children, and to support each other, when the other is in need and is unable to work. Do you agree with these proposals? We want to know what you think. To enable you to learn more about the OLRC proposals, your Ontario Government now offers a concise, easy-to-understand booklet, as well as a film on the subject for group discussions. We invite you to send for the booklet or borrow the film for your group. And, we'd like to know what you think of the OLRC's proposals, as well as other changes you'd like to see in family property law. After all. the laws are designed to serve you. Write to: Ministry of the Attorney General Queen's Park Toronto, Ontario M7A1T5 Government of Ontario William Davis, Premier Mr. Emond said Mr. Irvine should make up his mind whether he was supporting the cour.ly restructuring study or the big four. "It was he who told us the county study would get the finance and not the amalgamation study", he said." "He must make up his mind whether he wants to milk the cow or make beefsteak out of it". Director's meet Directors of the Great Pine Ridge Tourist Council held a directors' meeting at the Victoria Inn at Gore's Landing on Tuesday evening, June 18. "We want to get the views of the four municipalities in writing, so that they will not say that Mr. White or Mr. Irvine didn't consider their views", Donald Irvine said of the proposal to put a ministerial order on Port Hope, Hamilton, Hope and Cobourg. Hamilton township was absent from the meeting in Queen's Park last Thursday when the freezing order was suggested and the province would like to know how they feel about the development pressures in this area, according to Mr. Irvine, minister without portfolio. "The province is very seriously considering the problems brought out by Port Hope and Cobourg at the meeting and has suggested that the best solution to the pressures might be a ministerial order from the Minister of Housing", Mr. Irvine said. A resolution requesting that the ministerial order be placed on this area will be presented to a special meeting of the technical task force next week. Mr. Irvine also said that he will write each of the four municipalities, Port Hope, Cobourg, Hope and Hamilton and tell them what was discussed at last Thursday's meeting. He will ask each municipality to request a ministerial order which would be in effect for approximately six months. During that six months, each building permit for a new residence, a new industry, commercial establishment and most of all each subdivision, will require the approval of the Ministry of Housing. Hope's deputy-reeve Weston Banister has estimated that it would mean an extra thirty days wait for building permits. After the six month period, the county restructuring study will probably be completed and the task force consultant's study will be well on its way. "By that time a much better picture of future development will be available", Mr. Irvine stated. During the "freeze" period, development would not be completely prohibited, according to Mr. Irvine, who said that if a certain development is in the best interests of the area, it would certainly be permitted. Even if one of the four municipalities does not request the freezing order, Mr. Irvine said that the province will probably go ahead on the requests of the task force and other municipalities. At last Thursday's meeting Mr. Irvine said that the three municipalities present (Hope, Port Hope, Cobourg) seemed to be unanimous in the opinion that a ministerial order would be the best way to control development while considering further development guidelines. *v Pot-hole pops &h^Cobourgcar axle Vrt . /\ *\ A pothole on Ontario St. Damage to the car was K \\\\ * N N., eight-tenths of a mile $200'but there were no \ \^ south of Dale Road broke injuries, an axel on a car driven by Michael D. Herron, 21, RR An OPP spokesman 4 Cobourg, ten minutes said there would be no, after midnight Wednesday, charges. "What do you think?" Tour of GCA lands set A tour of all Ganaraska Conservation Authority lands and projects is being organized for tomorrow, Saturday, by the Authority. Members of the Authority board, the press and invited guests will take part in the bus tour. The buses are leaving the Port Hope office of the Authority at 10 a.m. Saturday. The Authority is including luncheon with the excursion. The Ganaraska Authority is the oldest in Ontario, being founded in 1949,. Charter member Hilton Harris of Gore's Landing is still active on the board. Roseneath activities involve all ages Winners of the OPP trophy was the Roseneath Scout Troop at the Creighton Heights Scout Camp on June 1 and 2. The trophy was awarded for grneral scouting activites. Winners at the W.I. card Earty last Monday were idies, Mrs. L. Tucker and Mrs. M. Lonsberry; playing as men, Mrs. Chas. Sandercock and Mrs. R. Linton. There were seven tables played. Five member Roseneath of the Warkworth Chapter 279 of the Eastern Star attended the Grand Marshall and Grand Esther night in Marmora Wednesday June 5. A bridal shower was held for Sandra Webb in the Roseneath Agricultural Hall on Tuesday June 4 with about 100 attending. Miss Webb with her attendants Sharon and Susan Webb and Judy Downs and the bride's mother Mrs. Jack Webb opened the many gifts from her friends and neighbors, and thanked eveyone for coming. A lovely lunch was served and a shower cake made by Mrs. W. Townsend aunt of Miss Webb was served. The Wl held their regular meeting in the Town Hall on Thursday evening with 24 members attending and were hosts to the 4-H girls and their leader. Meeting was opened by president Mrs. Norman Gardinier. The card parties every second Monday will be carried on through the month of June and future dates will be decided at the next meeting. The 4-H girls demonstrated their project "Sewing with Cottons" and modeled dresses they had made. Each girl received a spoon for her year's work and completion of project. Receiving spoons were Sharon Broadworth, who gave a very interesting tal k on the cottons, Lynn Linton, Marion McCracken, Anita Hartford. Glenda Townsend (Adams), Sonia LaMarsh, and Phyllis Ilsley. Marion McCracken and Anita Hartford also received County Honors at Achievement. Day at Roseneath Centennial School. They have completed six units in the 18 unit course. Mrs. Gardinier congratulated each member on their work and wished them success in the coming year and thanked their leaders Mrs. R. and Mrs. Chas. Hogg for their work. Mrs. F. Derry gave a talk on her recent visit to Hawaii. She spoke of the harveting of pineapples and sugar cane. Also speaking on her recent trip was Mrs. E. Waldie who spent a few weeks in India. Mrs. Waldie talked on her visit to the Govt. Experimenal Farm they visited also the coconut harvest, tea plantations, rice fields and the picking of pepper. A most interesting talk and Mrs. Waldie said she had just touched on the highlights of the trip, and will show slides at a later date. Hostess for the evening was Mrs. G. Mouncey. Visitors at the home of Mr., Ms. Alyn Stephenson and Mrs. Mary Smyth were Mr., Mrs. Wm. Rough and son Clifford of Pickering; Mrs. F. Edwards, Mrs. R. Torrieter, Kenny and Cindy of Scarborough; Miss N. Usher and Brian Bates of Dundalk and Mr., Mrs. J. Brooks of St. Catharines. A presentation dance for M., Mrs. Gord Townsend was held in the Agricultural Hall on Saturday June 1 with a large crowd in attendance. Providing the music for the evening was Fay Adams and family, uncle of Mr. Townsend. Mr., Mrs. Townsend are in the Ottawa area .and friends and neighbors offered the younCo pie congratulations anu best wishes for the future. ROBERT W.B0LER CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT 22 WALTON STREET PORT HOPE TELEPHONE 885-2335 Keith F. Lashley Limited ONTARIO LAND SURVEYOR P.O. BOX 26 Cherney Building King Street West Phone: 372-7033 James W. Gordon INSURANCE AGENCY LTD. 35 KING ST. EAST 372-2221 Cobourg's Oldest & Largest J.W. Gordon, FIIC G.C. McCullagh B.A. J.L. 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