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ORONP WENKLY TIM Municipal enumerating to start in September Provincial enumerators will visit all households in Ontario during September to conduct the annual Municipal enumeration, Revenue Min- ister Arthur Meen said today. "Annual municipal enum- eration is quite different from the enumerations conducted in preparation for federal and provincial elections," Mr. Meen explained "Special voters' lists are required since eligibility to vote is different at the municipal level." The right to vote in federal and provincial elections is based upon citizenship, age and residency. The right to vote in a municipal election is more extensive since it allows a non-resident who is at least 18 years old and a Canadian Citizen or British subject to vote, if that person owns or rents property in the muni cipality. The spouse of such a non-resident is also entitled to vote in that municipality. "However, Mr. Meen point- ed out, "we require more data than voter eligibility. The enumerators must record the formation names, ages, property status poses me (either owner or tenant) and in s publie or separate school purpose support and residency of al elections. members of each household." This information is required About1 have been for five purposes -The preparation of voters' this year' lists for local elections to be enumerat beld December 2. of Rever The division of the education cards and portion of property taxes containir between the publie and separ forms. ate school boards; Mr. MeE -the distribution of provincial enumerati grants to local governments than a fewi to help reduce local tax bills; resident's1 -the preparation of juror's conducted lists; not necess -the determination of local enumerato population statistics to assist be added. in municipal and provincial planning. The enu "Consequently, we cannot a preprint use the information collected one curren prior to the recent federal household. election or any other election,' agrees tha Mr. Meen observed. "With correct a most of Ontario holding signs the e Muncipal Elections on Mon- and keep day, December 2, we hope this notice," M will create greater interest "If chai and voter turnout in elections as, for exa for councils, school boards the family and public utility commiss- a change i ions." Council members and the attainr trustees will hold office for a then the en two-year term. corrected The only municipalities not responding holding council elections on changes a December 2 (due to recent will be me local government reorganiz hold by the ations) are those in Oxford If there county and in the regional when the municipalities of Hamilton- the notice Wentworth, Haldimand-Nor- instruction folk, Peel, Halton and Dur- revising it. ham, the Townships of Goul- ers or ter bourn, Rideau and West their enu Carleton in the regional and releve municipality of Ottawa-Carl- the mail. eton, and the town of Wasaga Mr. Me Beach in the County of million par Simcoe. However, households sent to hot in these' areas will stili be residents- enumerated to collect in enumeratic for me other' pur- ntioned previously ome ases, for the of scbool board [1,000 enumerators trained to conduct s program. These ors carry Ministry nue indentification large blue binders ng enumeration en noted that the on takes no more minutes of the local time and should be at the door. "It is sary to admit the or to your home," merators will have ed notice of every- tly on record in the "If the resident t the information is and complete, he numerator's record s a copy of the [r. Meen said. nges are required, mple, an addition to or new occupancy, n school support or ment of voting age, umeration notice is on the spot. The, g adult'verifies the nd a revised notice ailed to the house- e assessment office. is no one at home enumerator calls,, will be left with ns for checking and' Non-resident own- nants will receive merations notices ant instructions in en said that 2.4 mphlets have been useholders to alert to the September Ein. lES, SEPTEMBER 4th, 1974 -7 30pupils enrol, Bob Monrcroft, superin- tendent of instruction for the school board, is working out the class list for, the new French immerson kindergar- ten which starts in Cobourg when school opens on Tues day. So far 30 children have been enrolled but many of the parents who originally ex- pressed interest in the pro gram are on holidays at the moment and cannot be con- tacted. The project can take about 50 children. Mr. Moorcroft said the children would be dividied into two classes, one in the morning and one in the afternoon. They will be taught by Mrs. Michelle Sly, a kindergarten French teacher who recently moved into the area when her husband was transferred. Aircraft lands in field A Cessna 150 aircraft en route from Brampton to Montreal crash landed on Wednesday of last week in a field about two miles north of Bowmanville. Cecil Robert Patterson, of 2590 Argyle Rd., Apt. 908 Mississauga, the pilot of the plane and Bruce James Dur- ham of 485 Chantenay Dr., Mississauga, a passenger, escaped injury, police from Newcastle detachment of the OPP SAID LAST WEEK. A spokesman for the det- achment said the plane was in the Kingston area when it encountered heavy fog. The pilot decided to turn back to Toronto but ran out of fuel and crash landed in the field at Lot 13, Con. 6 Darlington township, just west of Middle Rd. Police said the plane suffer ed only minor damage. Owners of the plane, Bram- pton Flying Club will be making arrangements to have the plane returned. The incident was investig ated by Const. Jim Schultz of the OPP. To, Europe to sell tobacco Peter Newell of RR4, Bow- manville is part of a four man tobacco marketing board de- legation that went to Eastern Europe Tuesday to sell -Ont- ario tobacco there. Mr. Newell, Ontaio Flew- Cured Tobacco Growers' Marketing Board director for the Northumberland-Durham area, says tobacco ranks second only to wheat as a Canadian cash export. And 95 percent of Canadian tobacco is grown in Ontario, he added. The one-month tour will take Mr. Newell and his associates to Moscow, Prague Czechoslovakia, Budapest, Hungary, Sofia, Bulgaria, and Leipzig, East- Germany, as well as Rome, London, Paris and two stops in West Germany. He expects the trip will boost Canadian tobacco ex- ports to Europe. STUTT'S PHARMACY PHONE ORONO 983-5009 -v .,