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+A by | by | craft with heads (toilets) and Regional Continued dary on the east. Pickering: Township in a controversial recommendation will be cut into almost equal halves. One municipality will include Ajax, Pickering Village and the eastern part of the township. The western muni- cipality will include Bay Ridges and all of the industrial land now dwned by'the town- ship. Whitby's boundaries will remain unchanged, with the Government Study Oshawa's ambition to annex the town. It says amalgamat- ion would create too great a population centre in one small area of the region. On the eastern boundary a new municipality of Bowman- ville-Darlington will create, a merger which has been approv- ship. --Port Perry, Reach Town- ship, Scugog Township and Cartwright Township. --Beaverton, Cannington, Brock Township and Thorah Township. --Rama Township and Mara Township. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. Tyrell. PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, July 16, 1970 -- 15 2 | Mr. and Mrs. W. Moore A farewell party for Mr. & Mrs. Bowman was held on Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. Jeffrey. discussion paper discounting ed by both the town and town- ship councils. In the northern area of the county there will be four new municipalities created. --Uxbridge Town, Uxbirdge Township and Scott Town- The line separating the northern, rural municipalities from the built-up lakeshore area will eventually be moved several miles south to the proposed corridor belt, which will run across the region. Pumping - Out Facilities | Required For Marinas Toronto -- A regulation re. quiring commercial marinas to instal or to arrange else- where for pump-out facilities for the servicing, of pleasure boats has. been made by. the Oni | Water 'Resources| , Commission and approved by the Ontario Government. Commercial marinas are those which ordinarily pro- vide services for pleasure include marinas operated by vacht clubs. Additionally, cantainers for litter must be provided at all locations ser- PLUMBING - HEATING SPORTS "- id Mini-Bikes f - we ows and it is equally AERn proper proportions. / | he same ration found aN, | } (' Ny) Hutilization, 4 i Niron, io 2 WTS SUS of [ Uxbridge 852-3321 "CO-OP CATTLE MINERAL AA still the best way to fight phosphorus deficiency in 'milking cows. It is important to have adequate amounts of cium and Phosphorus available to milking Co-op Cattle Mineral "A" formula contains leium and Phosphorus in equal proportions -- ou of the best possible milk production. Co-op ttlp Mineral "A" also contains salt, i he and important: trace elements with Pip paper 'srgies this fVitamins A C D to aid in their digestion and "weighting" is necessary because of the large' area covered by the* northern goon United Co-operatives (UXBRIDGE BRANCH) Rama and Mara Townships in the most northern area may leave the . region if a new Orillia-based regional govern- ment is eventually established.- The discussion paper also suggests names of all new municipalities should be dec- ided by the first local councils to be elected under regional government, which isexpected mediately, with the pump-out [0 some into force in 1972 or facilities sto be installed and, = operational by August 26. | |. Regional government It is anticipated, that fan extehsive' hetwork of pump.' out stations will be complet- ed and made available throughout the province as a result of the regulations. The provision of litter con- tainers. will make it possible for all pleasure boats to dis- pose of garbage at any mar- ina in a satisfactory manner. vicing pleasure boats. Under the regulation, litter contain- ers are to be provided im- is given sweeping powers in the third" discussion paper pro- posals. The regional government will be given exclusive taxat- ion and capital borrowing powers, if the paper's proposal is adopted. Other major areas to be governed by the reg- ional council include: policing; public health; public housing; rural rehabilitiation; subdivis ion control bylaws; general welfare administration, and trunk sewer mains and dis- posal plants. Local government will have the major responsibility for fire protection and will share responsibilities in most aspects of planning. They will also retain considerable control over recreation and commun- ity services, pollution, sanitat- ion and water supply. The paper calls for indirect election of the regional coun- { [cillors coming from each ' [municipal council. -- The proposed breakdown of municipal representation gives the new community of Osh- awa-East Whitby city status and a major voice on the reg- ional council. It will have 11 members out of the 31 sitting and four out of 11 regional executivecommittee members. Four new municipalities are designated as boroughs: West Pickering; Whitby; East Pickering - Ajax - Pickering Village, Bowmanville - var- lington. The first three boroughs will have three members each on the regional council and one member each on the reg- ional executive committee. Bowmanville-Darlington will have two regional councillors and one executive committee member. Each of the other mun- icipalities, with the exception of Rama-Mara will be given town status, with two reg- ional councillors and one executive committee member. Rama-Mara will be called a township and will have the same representation as the towns. The system does not adhere strictly to representation by population, but: gives some added weight to-'the three rural towns and the town- SALES §/ YY; 7} important to provide them in milk itself -- to assure centres. Under regional government the regional council and all municipal councils will sit for uniform three-year terms. The paper suggests the first regional chairman be appoint- ed by the province and sub- sequently chairmen be elected Port Perry IE. 8-4130 Mrs. Elsie La Hay of Oril- lia holidaying for a week with Mr. and Mrs. M. Mec- Laren. Mr. and Mrs. Cyr and baby of Oshawa with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. Miller for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. J. Raines and family and Mr. and Mrs. R. Parker and family of Whitby week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. Eden. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bell on the birth of a daughter July 7th. Mr. and Mrs. F. Phoenix, Greenbank, Mr. Grant Kerry Greenbank and Mr. Jim John- son, Port Perry guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. Thomas on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. Carter and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Crozier Saturday night guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. Fralick. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hood & Mr. and Mrs. J. Kane Sunday night guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. Empringham. Mr. and Mrs. G. Watts ard family of Toronto, Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. . Watts. Mr. and Mrs. N. Walsh & baby Heather of London Sun- day callers on Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cornish. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. McLaren included Mr. & Mrs. Bert Hooey, Peterborough, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Marks & friends from Stratford. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. Bull were Mr. and Mrs. T. Coombs and Mr. and Mrs. D. Smith of Oshawa. ugog News Little Jackie Van Dole- weerd of Whitby is with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. G. Saville. A little sister arrived for Jackie on July 9. Mr. and Mrs. L. Empring- ham recent guests of Mr. & Mrs. T. Lehman of Claremont. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Corn- ish attended the Decoration Serviees at Little Britain re. cently. Mr. and 'Mrs. W. 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