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The Canada-Ontario Rideau-Trent-Severn (CORTS) Advisory Commit- tee today released a report containing their recommen- 'dations on boating use on . this waterway corridor from Ottawa to Georgian Bay. The Committee Chairman, Mr. Hal Hooke stated: 'The Committee's recommend- ations covered a wide range of boating issues, including wake control, speed zones, operator licencing," boatér education and increased en- ations." Spring executive meeting of Lindsay Pres Mrs. Gordon Gilson, Plea- sant Point, President of Lindsay Presbyterial U.C.W. presided at the Spring Executive of Lindsay Presbyterial in Cambridge United Church, Lindsay on March 7, 1977 at 10 a.m. Mrs. Gilson opened the meeting with the poem "The Best is Yet to Be', followed by the Lord's Prayer in unison. Mrs. V. Zufelt, Omemee, led in the morning devot- ions, reading from Romans 12 (the Good News Bible). The key verse was 'Love one another warmly as christian Brothers". The annual meeting of Lindsay Presbyterial Library news Among the new books at the library are: the follow- he Boyd "Gang, M. * Lamb; Canadian Colonial cooking; Three and- A Half Husbands - D. Foldheim; The Grass is always Green- er over the Septic Tank - Erma Bombeck; When your Parents grow Old - J. Otten; Apple Tree Lean Down - M.- Pearce; Successful Space saving at Home - P. Galvin; Do me a Favour, Drop Dead - J. Chase; The Phone Book - J. Hyde; Ribbonwork - H. E Evans; The Spuddy - L. Beckwith. Large Print Books - Devil Water - Anya Seton; Char- lotte - Nora Lofts; Lady of Quality - Georgette Heyer; Cyanide with Compliments - E. Lemarchand; In Storm and In Calm - Lucilla Andrews. forcemerit of boating regul- 'Many concerns on boat. ing and boaters were ex- pressed to the Advisory Committee in correspon- dence and at our public meetings over-the past two - years," Mr. Hooke went on to say. At a public 'meeting at Port Stanton on Sparrow Lake, one speaker pointed out to the Committee that anyone could rent a large cruiser for a week or a weekend with no more instruction than a trip around the harbour. The same is not true of a person U.C.W. is to be held at Can- nington United Church on Wednesday, March 30, 1977. Registration at 9:15 a.m. with morning and afternoon sessions. Miss Audrey Mc- Kim of Toronto, Division of World Outreach of the United Church is the special speaker. The theme of the annual - meeting will be. "World Concern - Our Chal- lenge". . The Bay of Quinte Confer- ence U.C.W. annual meeting will be held in Campbellford United Church on April 12 and 13, 1977. The speaker is |. to be Miss Bessie Lane, B.A., BR.E. of Lindsay. "The delegates will be the Regional Chairmen or an alternate' member. Lindsay" Presbyterial U.C.W. are to present the Worship Service at this annual meeting of Conference U.C.W. It was moved that the 'Lindsay 2 Presbyterial U.C.W. again co-operate "with the Tent Ministry at Lindsay Fair in September, 1977. . Mrs. Clayton Hewie, Cameron, reported on the "Task Force" and announ- ced the meeting on May 6 at Fenelon Falls United Church, which will take the form of a Panel discussion on Alcohol and Drug Abuse. Mrs. Sam Brandsma, Lindsay, reported on the Workshop for Leaders to be held in Fenelon Falls United Church, Friday, March 11, 1:30 - 9:30, and Sat. March 12, 9:30 - 3:30. The School for Leaders will again be at Camp Quin- Mo-Lac, September 9, 10 and 11, 1977. Mrs. Leslie Taylor, Sun- derland, recommended the new Mission Studies to be found in "Mandate" in the BERT FABER RELIABLE New Installations Repairs - Alterations PHONE. 985-3734 "Service is our Business' HOUR EMERGENCY SERVIC SCUGOG PLUMBING & Discount Plumbing Supplies RENOVATIONS - REPAIRS and NEW INSTALATIONS Special Rates For Senior Citizens 184 Casimir Street -- Port Perry Phone 985.3837. 3 RCH 0 5 TrLE i ¥4:! Dap RS AT TS CEE TE £8 IR GRATIS Jory ir : » Sparro dpa i hyped aha? Et RR UP LS TAR SOWA FH FWD ve p24 AINA Cd ie abd 150 4 ERY rg Sh \& ri La AR ant Hore GL ARSE SSSA AY afi band FO ARCA Re Tr ert ARTs Bs Sierra SF etd EI ASIA OY FLA SORA Es At ta ahdian 28 & Rl ss Disa) sake idani wanting to take a large truck on to the roads of Ontario. As a result of all these comments and concerns, the Advisory Committee put considerable effort into pre- paring recommendations: that reflected this public reaction. The. report has been sent to the Honourable Warren Allmand and the Honourable Frank S. Miller, the federal and provincial Ministers responsible for the CORTS reaction expressed to Mr. January and June issues. In the afternoon, Mrs. Ed Ruth, Omemee, from the Division of Mission of the United Church, spoke of the Union of the W.M.S. and W.A.in 1962. "How have we replaced the Zeal of the -W.M.S.?" One present need is to provide for the lonely people in our community; young mothers as well as other people. Another prob- Hooke was that the govern- ments would have the recommendations studied, before taking any action, - The Committee recom- ~mends- that areas of mini- mum wake be designated in appropriate sections of the Rideau, Trent-Severn water- way and that wake alarms be installed in these areas in conjunction with appropri- ate signing and publicity. It is recommended that narrow channels, where the CORTS banks are subject to erosion, "Agreement. The initial mmr WF lem is Retirement. One quarter of our life might be spent in retirement. Will it . be an exciting, useful worth- while part of our life? The next executive is to be June 6 at Fenelon Falls. Mrs. Gilson closed the meet- ing with a Poem 'Look to the Future". Mrs. C. Hadden Sunderland, Ont. Super COMBO PACK $ [144 to 72 Free] Reg. $9.98 NOW a SERRE REXALL PRODUCTS K_- LIMITED QUANTITIES ON ALL ITEMS. ~ Plenamin byterial built-up areas and high-use sections bf the waterways be considered for such control, It is further recommended that penalties be provided for violation of wake restric- tions. . It is recommended that, in appropriate areas, both speed and wake should be controlled for the safety of boaters and residents and that these areas should be so designated. It is recommended that a ..substantial increase be. pro- vided in the number of patrol boats and officers in the Rideau, Trent-Severn corridor, particularly during the high-use months. It is recommended that, the appropriate offences be removed from the Criminal Code and placed in the same category as highway traffic offences so that convictions can be more readily obtain- ed with their appropriate penalties. . It is recommended that a minimum course and test be a requirement for all persons. who operate boats in the Rideau, Trent-Severn system. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Mar. 23, 1977 -- 15 CORTS recommends boating controls, licencing It is recommended that a nominal fee .of $5 to $10 should be charged to all people taking the corse and- or test: LICENCING It is recommended that all operators of boats of any kind operated in the Rideau, Trent-Severn waterway be required to hold a certificate indicating boating com- petence and an understand- ing of boating safety. The Committee feels that --there is not enough evidence at this time to recommend licencing similar to that used for automobiles, snow- mobiles, etc. It does, how- ever, recommend that the present system should be tightened up to ensure that the current owner of a boat is also the registered owner. It also recommends that all boats using the waterway should be. licenced, regard- less of size or power and whether or not they are using the lock system. It is recommended that all . boat operators -in the Rideau, Trent-Severn system be adequately insured. CERES 1/9 RAW MARCH 23rd to APRIL 1st, 1977 PRICE 8 oz. REXALL Cod Liver Oil Reg. $1.34 14 REXALL CHEWAMIN 'Multivitamins 100s Reg. $3.53 '1 16 & - REXALL FLORIDE 4.98 REXALL SUPER WHITE Denture Tooihposis Toothpaste Cleanser ns 03 on 94° ws 49° REXALL FAST Home Perms ~ Regular-Gentle-Super Reg. $1.87 93° 350 ml. REXALL EGG CREME Shampoo Reg. $1.08 oF CONDITIONING CREME Shampoo 350 ml. Reg. $1.08 0 14 oz. 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