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the tribune thursday august 19 1976 5 i i l 1 the beach facilities of braces mill are very popular with youngsters here three ymca day campers from the city play the old game of burial denis and mary are busy heaping sand on carolyn who was severely criticized for s being such a lively corpse mayors report hwy 47 is to become regional road 4 stouffville mayor gordon ratcliff has little doubt that high- way 47 will become a regional road within the foreseeable future as i understand it highway 47 from ring- wood to uxbridge would become a regional responsibility shared by york and durham he told the tribune the mayor explained that overall plans tie into the proposed construction of davis drive from newmarket right through to uxbridge it would become a new provincial highway he said with 47 reverting to the regions that would mean stouffville wouldnt be on but we can manage without it the mayor suggested that the plan might be expanded to pave the stouffville pickering townline as far as high way 7 i feel we should make representations to the ministry to see if this could be done he said it would be a great help to both stouffville and markham in supplying a bypass road away from the centres of the two towns mr ratcliff em- phasized that this is his own suggestion and has not yet been discussed at senior government levels i question tenders board is just about to issue tenders we expect theyll be opened about the 15th of september question at the last council meeting you spoke of doing some work at the old roberts gravel pit is that going to be done my suggestion was that we contact the ministry to see if we can get any money from the fund established to rehabilitate old pits that mpp bill hodgson mpps duties bring busy summer a provincial highway any were supposed to be more mr ratcliff called for the new library pointed out theres someprcstige in having a provincial rdad i guess about now where do they stand i believe the library this summer has oeen aparticularly busy one for me both as parliamentary assistant to the housing minister honourable john rhodes and as member in looking after constituents problems my first job involves the job of chair man of the townsend com mit tee in haldimand norfolk townsend is the new community being- planned on lake erie and the location of the new stelco project ttie committee composed of haldimand norfolk councillors is concerned with the overall planning and development of this centre aside from these responsibilities i have to find time to attend to meetings of the select committee on com pahy law and serve on the ombudsmans committee dealing with mp sinclair stevens reports will talk about trade in europe decades sir christopher soames vice president of the eec commission has said that the eec has no desire to be self- m european the eec is ex- economic community tremelyjnterested in i hasemergedasorie of meftevtingauferesources most- importantvthrough thecoming federations in the world economically- politically andmilitarily- economically withthe i entry of britain it ac- counts for40 per cent of sufficient as it does not the worlds trade and of have the resources to be the worlds monetary so s therefore it has to reserves per cent of look elsewhere for these the free worlds merchant resources preferably to fleet per centof the nations which have been j worldssteeland it is the 5jjargestjimpprterin the vworid106 in 1973 politically- and militarily it includes v three of the worlds secondary super powers and two pf the worlds nuclear powers 1978 foe w d an elected parliament in europe with represent- natives coming from each i i country in the common a- already cam- ipaigning has begun in these countries in an jiticipation of the coming j elections the canadian standing committee on finance trade and s economic affairs of i which i am a member plans to visit european common market coun- tries this fall this is the first time in 25 years the committee will travel irithe past canada c has tended to deal bilaterally with the eec members but now as the eec has beenacquirini5 greater strength as one ji unit- the- canadian w government has begun taking some initiatives to try to v reach- an agreement with the eec lone month ago a framework agreement for commercial and reconomic cooperation between canadaand the eec was executed in ottawa while the agreement is worded in general terms it is a step in the right direction it provides for commercial cooperation including 1 taking fully into account respective interests and needs regarding access to sa further processing of 5 resources- another article deals with- economic co operation and sets as objectives the develop- rnenarid prosperity of respective industries the encouragement- of technological and scientific progress the creation of new em- ployment opportunities and broader inter- t corporate links between their respective vin- dustrles especially iri the form of joint ventures the compensation of homeowners in the north pickering project but above all else what ismost important for mepersonally is to help in whatever way i can to get results for the constituents of york north on individual problems and concerns with government that is the basic job of the member i believe on the individual level i have received many calls from people lately over real estate transactions which arc affected either by decisions of the housing ministry or rulings of the friendly and stable- t- the environment- ontario municipal board the oil crisis has- somememberspf the these instances it is added major impetus to eectare skepfical of harder -rto- getrcf astern this view as a the canada however for- resu tsbecausethe example germany is still oplemvolyed call me a riled over canadas the eleventh hour i will reduction- in our nato try to help them get their contribution canada was problems resolved but it assigned a specific role in h deal nato fnd an you contacted me much weakening 6f canadian earlier instead of waiting participation is looked e moment in upon as a weakening of that way i helps to make one link in the entire a lot easier for eec has been anxious to enter into cooperative deals under which it could provide capital and ex- pertise the financial post has said that for starters the eec wants to come together with canada in the fields of forest products uranium nonferrous metals and defence chain everybody concerned while all the other popular priced canadian whiskies have gone off to market gibson 909 sleeps br another year or two getting olderand better i assorted varieties bicfcs relishes sweetheart fabric softener hospitality iga coffee creamer operation has ceased now and its an eyesore even just a few days work with a bulldozer would- improve the ap pearance of the place well be in touch with queens park about this hamburg or wienerbuns 11oz jar coffee breaks or fudgee0 christies biscuits 159 to 16- 0zpkgs each remember when was part of your order at iga it still is 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