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Fifteen injured in two auto crashes on Highway 48 over the weekend people injured the first mishap occurred 330 when a southbound ci teg and is expected to be in suffered cuts and bruises ranging In age from six to were to hospital or treatment of minor injuries and proper left tun released Investigating officers described both cars as total The second incident 13 miles south at the Aurora Slderoad left INJURIES Pa southbound lane when he started to turn left A northbound car driven by Desmond OSullivan Cocks car crashed to the ground Cathy Anderson is lifted on to a stretcher people injured Taylors Ambulance from Queen- in front of the vehicle following a twwar accident on Highway at the made two trips to the scene to aid a total of Ratenshoe about pm Sunday The 17- people who were hurt In the RavenshoeHighway Toronto girl suffered a fractured leg in the mishap Martin photo Toronto sustained i Attack plan to put firehall in park source of revenue for the board Councillor Rye argued that the village is prepared to hold its own sports day to raise funds for upkeep of the park and arena Mayor Rolling said while council had approved a previous committee report calling for the township to take over the Parks Boards role village residents Were welcomed to assume respon sibility for upkeep of the park SHARON Proposals by the Queens Park Board that its duties be taken over the East J Council and the and pulled back into the vUtageJj curat park and under attack during a council meeting here last week Veteran councillor Jack Rye charged that neither the villagers or the fire department accident one of two w four hours that left 15 j THE Since VOL NO 31 tremendous amount dissatisfaction if we were to proceed Council approved a expenditure for the fire hall during budget deliberations held later in the meeting Mayor Gladys Rolling said the parks boards proposal for the council takeover was precipitated by a lack of support for the annua svllle Sports Day the major and an asset the mayor concluded ONTARIO AUGUST 1 1973 Newmarket Charge two stole food Brian of King Township and Georgina may face 15 tax increase by Council Friday night will mean a lax increase of 15 per cent for township lax The total township levy will be up from months later budget is accounted for in the deficit of Added to the deficit of for the first phase of a centralized ad ministrative complex for the and Jean Noble Councillor who has been ill and missed some e committee meetings said he wasnt aware that the budget had been finalized in committee With the final audit not yet received its premature in my opinion he said Pointing to the tax increase the budget will bring he added yetting so that people cant afford to live in this township boom in the township revealed recently by building department DAY CAMPERS STAY OVERNIGHT Order study on township HQ purchase Council has given he consulting firm of Planning and Research Limited the green light to go ahead with a study to determine the feasibility of developing the St Gerards Novitiate into a central administration centre for the township Council has an option on the property which expires Nov I of this year Selling price would he The 582acre property and threestorey building Is located north of almost midway between Sutton and Keswick Most of the land is presently teased to and worked by farmers while the building is now being used as a religious retreat and training centre At a special planning committee meeting last week Mayor Joe Dales urged that preliminary outline proposal for a study be We shouldnt be running around the country studying alternate sites when there arent any alternate sites the mayor said He added that he realised that there are others on council who dont want to keep a closed- mind to possible alternatives to the Novitiate as the site for a township administrative centre In June council approved expenditure of up to to study the Novitiate site e for the first six month she had answered She said she would like to see filial audit before the budget is passed objections from Rob Coles All members of council have had a chance to let heir down said the mayor obviously irritated design to reopen this whole subject which I would like to discourage Agreeing that the budget see Or page 2 Day campers became night campers last Thursday at the summer day camp sponsored by the town In Wesley Brooks Con servation Area Before the campers bedded down for the night In their tenia put on a show of skits and crafts for their parents Above parents sit on rustic bleachers to watch a skit Put money where plan is mayor SUTTON The province should put its money where its Toronto Centred Region Plan is if it wants Township to be a recreational area Mayor Joe Dales said last week Referring several warned that he provl will pay dearly if they do lo arrest the development of this township along the lines the people and their elected representatives want it to develop The province has been in- said By making Georgini recreational area in the TCRF he province Is bribing slow down our development Mayor Dales said hal municipalities need progressive development and continued growth if they are survive The mayor said he sometimes wonders if the reason he province made a recreational area was so grandchildren can go barefoot He claimed there are some people Queens Park who want to see us as a wilderness area like Algonquin Park There are people up here not just animals he added The mayors comments were made last Wednesday at a special meeting of planning Commissioner of Planning who was there to discuss the preliminary goals and needs and here regional official plan met with approval from planning com mittee members Mayor Dales told Mr Pound that Georgina is caught in the and merchants for steady residential growth Mayor Dales said the money from Mr Pound that growth for growths sake Is to for drawing up the municipalities r also took a pot shot at the new Keswick ewer system for being based on principles not system Councillor Ken said he was concerned with the financial implications that an environmental official plan might have on the township Compensation is fine he said But let us have an economy ourselves After planning committee made their comments Mr Pound assured the members they would be considered in drawing up the official plan He specifically acknowledged their wishes mat Lake be used as the focal point for the area that the township la concerned about the financial implications of being limited to a recreational area and that the township doesnt desire to be Ontario steamrol ling us Forhan Dales Industrial park finally on its way NEWMARKET Final Ontario Municipal Board ap proval needed before Newmarkets eastside industrial park can be serviced was received last week town council learned Wednesday Mayor Bob said the OMB decision which approved an amendment to the towns official plan means servicing can start immediately for factories to be built by Schickedanz Developments Ltd and Retninger and Son Ltd Burgess Wholesale Ltd already has a warehousetype plant under construction in the in- park It will be finished by the end of August The Mayor said the town has been waiting for the ap proval since last fall but he indicated the wait has not been long by ordinary Queens Park standards You better believe thats hustling he quipped He told council the approval means work on the services for the plants will go ahead mediately He said construction on the 200000 sq ft Reininger metal stamping plant will start this week It will ultimately employ 300 The industrial park is located south of Davis Dr and east of Sutton Rd The acres now slated for industrial development could be the first phase of a larger park ac cording to the towns new of plan wins pay hike in Georgina Thirty Georgina Township employees will receive a 15 per cent salary increase under a new agreement reached between the Canadian Union of Public Employees and the township The agreement was okayed by CUPE last month and was formally approved by council Friday night The agreement was reached after eight months of negotiations retroactive to Jan 1 of this year The curtail any sensible develop- and place Its own p for development on the fa regardless of a la municipalitys official plan The legislation was brought down same day that the provincial government froze vast areas of land for ils park- planning initiated by local councils two York Region mayors charged Anything we want to do do and thats where the ball game ends said Newmarket Mayor Bob bristling at Region The act provides for department canine control and Prince Philip to open Jokers Friday NEWMARKET threeday Jokers HUI the dressage events loach with Jokers Hill and various equestrian and Olympic at a is pm major riding events opening of what the International Equestrian Federation has designated as the continental Division Endurance events and Dates A third mayor Margaret Britnell of King added her critique of the act when she wondered aloud why York was substantial money and He scheduled to watch early competitor in employees while the township says they are management Township administrator Gerry Mints said the raises will cost the township about in the coming year almost of which Is provided for in the n see NEW PLANNING page out he