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Li TT SONY Fey £55 1 FIL. SUL ERTIE h Re Sv a ETSY YAK RE ht A RA TEE Da Avg N Be RP nmin otiiochibe * Enumerators to visit local residents - started June 18 Ontario Revenue Minister Allan Grossman announced today that, starting June 18, an early enumeration will be made of all households in the areas affected by pro- posed restructured local governments east and west of Metropolitan Toronto. The 'areas affected all of the Cities of Hamilton and Oshawa, and the Counties of Halton, © Peel, and Went- worth and most of the Counties of Ontario and Durham. Mr. Grossman said 'We are making the enumera- tion during the two weeks starting June 18 while most residents are at home be- fore the end of the school year and the beginning of the summer vacation period. "The information gathe- red will enable us to re- spond quickly with prelim- inary voters' lists for the councils contemplated by new legislation once the Ontario Legislature has de- cided on the exact form and boundaries of the proposed restructured focal govern- ments;"' he said. In addition, the informa- tion collected will be used for the direction of educa- tion property taxes between the public and separate school systems, the prepa- ration of jurors' lists, an up-to-date population count, and the more equitable dis- tribution of Provincial grants to local governments to help reduce municipal tax bills." Mr. Grossman said the Assessment Division of his Ministry is hiring about 1800 trained enumerators, most of whom worked on the Greenbank News Congratulation to Mr. and Mrs. Neil Raines on the birth of a son last week. Mr. and Mrs. George Beare attended the wedding of Ruby's sister Mrs. Mabel Mattice, on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Leask, Valerie Sweetman, Mr. Wil- lie Stone and Grant Stone attended the Leask Picnic at Uxbridge on Saturday and on Sunday the Leasks also entertained Mrs. Irving Leask of Uxbridge and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Sweetman of Port Perry. The many friends of Almer Rennie of Sunderland will be sorry to learn he is in Ross Memorial Hospital in Lindsay.» Mrs. Rennie's sister, Edith Groove is visiting the family. Miss Debbie McGee spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Terry Walker at Col- borne. The Sunday School Picnic, a very popular event in this area, will take place on Thursday, June 28th. Sup- per will be at 6 p.m. Please note change in time and place. The four Walker children of Hepworth spent the weekend with their grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Ianson, while Frances and Gordon and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Walker attended a wedding in Ottawa. A number of Greenbank ladies enjoyed a beautiful afternoon at the Iris Tea given by Mrs. N. McLaren at her home on Scugog Island. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Young spent Sunday in Cobourg. Several local people at- tended the Pinedale Anniv- ersay on Friday evening and with many others shared in the Decoration Services at Wick on Sunday. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Smith of Colborne and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Woodyard called on Mr. and Mrs. George Waddell. NEED MUSIC? 985-3089 (after 6p.m.) and ask for Peter On June 11th Mr. and Mrs. George Beaton were guests at the 35th 'wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Archie McMillan in Wick. Father's Day brought many visitors, young and not so young, to enjoy the company of their Green- bank parents and grand- parents. This unit is for display previous enumeration. Any person who is 18 years old or over, a Cana- dian citizen or British sub- ject, and a resident of the municipality at the time of enumeration will be eligible to vote for his municipal council. Mr. Grossman said that an eleigible voter who moves into the area after the enumeration, but before elections are held, can have his name added to the voters' list by contacting the municipal clerk. The same would apply to a resi- dent who comes of voting age during this period. "The province is responsible for providing the municipalities with a preliminary list of eligible electors and the municipal clerks will inform local resident of the time periods and procedures for making corrections, revis- ions and additions to the list," the Minister ex- plained. The enumerators will ask respondents to provide the names, ages, property sta- tus, school support and res- idency of all members of the household. In most cases, this will simply in- volve checking the existing enumeration notice which the enumerators will" have with them when they visit households. from General Motors Cedar Creek News Martin den Boer is on a six week tour of Europe. George Kilpatrick visited his cousin, Gov. Porter, in Brooklin on Monday and also attended the funeral of Janette Lynde which was held at the Carson Funderal Home, Brooklin. Janette's mother is the former Wilma Cochrane and is a former Quaker Road resident. Mr. and Mrs. Rick Lar- ocque spent the weekend with relatives at South River. Mr. and Mrs. John den Boer and Jane attended the graduation for Jane's High school which is in Bowman- ville. The graduation was held at Camp Sam Mac on Friday evening. Jane has PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 20,1973 -- 7 completed Grade 12. Mrs. Marie Kestle is at- tending the LaLeche League PV VV VIVO POV VV VV VV VIII VIII VII VI VIVYWYS Conference in Chicago this week. It is being held on Tuesday and Wednesday. 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