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No one turns out for industrial park public meeting NEWMARKET Not a sin- Newmarket citizen came to he public hearing on the pro- The public meeting open to any citizen of the town is re quired by provincial legislation The industrial park site an objection tc the change the meeting the matter could have been taken as far as the Ontario Municipal Board for in the two issues of The Era published prior to Wednesday night Next stop after the official plan change is made is the ac tual rczonlng Before town council can pass the bylaw another meeting this time open only to owners of pro- must be held Industrialist Richard Rein- who plans to build a large plant in the industrial park within the next year and devel oper who owns and will develop the remaining pari of the 75 aero farm attended the meeting THE ERA I 1 NO Since J 8952331 121 NO I PAGES ONTARIO WEDNESDAY JUNE 1972 Province plans to pipe Newmarket Aurora sewage to Lake Ontario by TORONTO Sewage from Newmarket and Aurora will be piped to Lake Ontario for treat ment by instead of being treated and dumped into the Holland River as it is now if a million Ontario servicing scheme for York Region and Pickering Township unveiled Friday Is built As part of the scheme the Ontario Environment ministry will build a trunk sewer north through Richmond Hill Oak Ridges and Aurora to a northern terminal at the present New market sewage treatment plant Building costs of the trunk well as operating expenses Guslar of Richmond Hill was nominated by the New Democratic Party to contest the riding In the next federal election His opponents will be sitting Liber al MP John Roberts and Pro gressive Conservative nominee Sinclair Stevens yearly rates charged benefiting Richmond Hill municipalities will Include of expend The scheme proposes to spend on sewage works and on wa ter works over the next years in York and Pickering so that the population anticipated the for these areas about Including the proposed for the airport city can be provided with sewer and water services All the sewage from those areas will he piped to a giant pollution control plant to be built at the mouth of Puffins Creek In Pickering Township In addition to the sewage scheme Mr Aulds proposal al so extends Metro Torontos wa ter system as far north as the northerly edges of Maple and ii ii of Richmond Hill the Richmond Hilt to phase IjuUI between and ions illugethei tin- scheme will eight sewage treat ment plants north of Metro Six and two Into Greenbelt financing policy coming soon predicts Pound ells lures at current rales of inte rest together with all operating Cost of building the trunk from Richmond Hill to New market eliminating the sew age treatment plants In Aurora and Newmarket and of adding Airport will bring rosy future Jamieson AURORA Transport Min ister Don painted a rosy future for York Region as he made it certain that the new international airport at Picker would he built Mr was speaking last week to a dinner meeting attended by some members of the York County and District Real Estate Board He said Canada will invest million in the new airport before it is completed by the year 2000 Mr Jamieson estimated that new airport along with the existing Malton International if will together cause employ ment for people direct ly by the late 1970s and in ex cess of by the mid1980s The importance of social progress is paramount but it cannot be achieved without sus tained economic growth The airport Pickering will make a Pickering Is report al The plan was unveiled by Imironmeiitil Minister Junes Friday and is designed to accelerate growth east of Metro Toronto and in parts of central Hi I in Toronto Centred Region will provide services for the new airport and airport city ami is an updated version of the Although all the age and water facilities outlined in the proposal will remain the properly of the Ontario govern ment and will be operated li it local sub collector sewers anil water distribution systems will stay in the hinds of the presi municipal authorities Mr Auld said before designs ire started all the mil- involved must reacli agreements with the province agreements on how works will be paid for The report is based on population limits and shows Newmarket with an ultimate population of 30000 Aurora Oak Ridges Mi pie Richmond Hill anil the new North Picker ing airport policy spelling out hum iiK recreational and greenbelt leconum for If Hie loronto Centred lccum will In pin lit 1 vealed Saturday Mr Pound said tl action on several The plai regional officials have made the province aware thai if it I I II ll ll of land point some parcels now available will sold to private owners and then h The TCRP designated most of York Region as a limited growth area bid to state who would for keeping it that Tin south shore of Lake which the sthenic indicated will eventually become largely public Surprise party for Ernie AURORA Sixteen close friends honored Ernie liaison with a surprise parly Aurora Highlands Golf Club hist Saturday to cele brate Mr liaisons an niversary of service to Au rora recreation Mr liaison went to the club Willi John on the assumption hat theyd be enjoying a dinner Dill shortly offer their ar- rival they were Joined by I others for the p organized by Mr and Mrs Dewan and supervised by club pro Bruce Rnltcr- For a 15th anniversary tribute d Auroras top g recreation official see Dun Bernards column on page Convicted of fraud placed on probation II- of the t last week in Newmarket loiirt on one charge of involving payments from the York Region Welfare department Mrs had entered a plea of guilty her trial early in June before Judge Russell of this part The judge was told that the mother of two children i he said same period Police said the fraud involved a total of The court ordered Mrs to make restitution Mrs was arrested March Detectives Don Hillock and Barry following a complaint from the welfare depart- Stolen truck leads police on wild chase pick truck attempted force two Regional Police cruisers off Don Mills lid eight times it spec of 100 miles per hour early last Saturday morning chase const John Morrison who managed lo get in front of the suspect by coming across from Newmarket Morrison was aide to halt tile truck near Davis Dr but when he got out of Hie cruiser to question the suspects the truck sped off again Both Constables Newton Morrison managed lo get side the truck eight dif ferent tunes hut rich hint tried lo stop it tin A third police ear from the Georgian division finally stop lied the truck from the north After the suspect had come to ill Hi- Ilu front of the cruiser causing Still t it A 15yearold juvenile from is charged with crim inal negligence and poss of a stolen vehicle this regard Mr Pound said York had emphasized the Ontario go that we cant afford pay for the land acquisition Man rents boat then disappears WILLOW BEACH York Regional Police are still search ing for a 15fl fihieglass stolen from Milionev Marina hero last week Police said a man rented the craft and took it for spin on I He then phoned back to I he marina and amies ted an additional minutes rental lime Neither operator nor boat have been seen since Police said the man used stolen in Toronto pools built in Newmarket during May Newmar ket issued penults for in new construction during May Included in the sum were new swimming pools costing of Council previews plaza in Windsor stores four stores listed heading six categorized as drug stationery photography recori and hook stores six restaurant and snack bars two hanks of and that staff lo Win S Devonshire Mall which owned by Cambridge David King Cambrldg president said the two Devonshire Mall is si the Mail iris stores including a Simpson Sears department store a small Miracle Mart dcpartmeil store and a Miracle food Mart It also has a two auditorium theatre The mall has fashion stores 10 selling ladies Cambridges Windsor pro perly inning Ioppin explained to the He of the 10 la- stores for i different type of th is and from lowpriced place particular our fashion image Iaineh es One of her jobs regular fashion groups Mr Topping optometrist Stars department it Wind has sq ft of area and the one planned for will he about so ft smaller he Windsor store employs mall which is torn- enclosed lias what Mi Topping a good mix of national retailers and local vcars and tin parlim lun AMNESTY WEEK NEWMARKET iuuucut hook borrowers an get off the hook at market librarv reek The library board ha or through the boot in the front door paying overdue fine Aurora Tigers will move up to Junior A status Keffer AURORA After years a Junior II hockey club An- a Tigers will move up to Tier 2 Junior A status next season along with nine other teams from last years Metro Junior P league Tigers President said this week North Ray and Kingston other likely members of the w circuit and St Michaels may also join but is still unde cided Mr Keffer said hockey to the people by Tier Junior year lie said Tigers lost three playois to Tier 2 Jun ior A clubs Saturday morning when 10 of the Metro Junior club owners voted unanimously to join th second level of the Ontario Hoc Junior A scries After defeat of a recent bid to change the from which Metro Junior It clubs could draw players it appeared palgn We were almost willing to slav tumor It bill the rest of the was going so vvo loo Mr said The Change will undoubted ly affect Tigers current nego tiations with town council on centre Mr said lie el will need ice commit incuts for a longer season until mid or late March would recommend that ice re main in the arena no longer than the end of Anril but aside I that the final decision will be up to town council Mr said a longer problems possible inter with the Sportsmen North Ray which also lias given a verbal loin became a team without a league when the three other members of the Northern On tario Junior A circuit left St Mm the Junior A Tier ser ies while Chelmsford will op- deferred final decision today when all teams must a performance bond