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pvn classifieds 2942200 6402100 if its speed youre after the classifieds really move it wilk uxbridge pickering real estate 1984 tempo nowhere from 7765 have you driven a fofld lately mcarthurs sales hyw 7 kennedy hi 4741350 service 20 heritage fid 2345400 second section a metroland community newspaper wednesday february 15 1984 japanese co head tours site by audrey green uxbridge braving chilly temperatures and heavy rain representatives for the japanese firm tokai of cana da limited arrived in uxbridge monday to tour the site of their proposed factory tomio nitta president of the japanese parent company seiki was toured around lazy lake trailer park by snow mobile the site which is approximately 80 acres is lo cated at the northeast intersection of regional road 30 and sdrd 20 lots 21 and 22 those attending the excursion included frank naga- bayashi head of the international firm tak fukuda from kajima construction company in new york usa ux bridge mayor bill ballinger the firms canadian repre sentative philip w slayton lawyer for blake cassels and graydon in toronto and three representatives from mit subishi canada limited of toronto the trip to uxbridge marked the second for mr nitta who lives in japan after touring the area he commented through an interpreter how lazy lake resort was exact ly what he had dreamed about mr nittas main priority and basic philosophy was to locate his first canadian factory in a rural setting with hills lakes and trees he also wanted to be within 45 mi nutes of don mills the most important factor is the surroundings he stated it will be very satisfying where ever we make the factory he believes a pleasant atmosphere for employees and vistors is an important component in operating a business according to mr nagabayashi the company first consi dered buying industrial property in brampton and burling ton but mr nitta wasnt pleased with the selected areas tokai of canada limited will be seikis eleventh worl dwide factory the industry will manufacture five diffe rent types of disposable butane lighters for the canadian market kajima construction company will be hired to build the factory and we hope we can finish it in six months said mr nagabayashi the company hopes to start construc tion by may 1 mitsubishi canada limited will supply tokai of canada limited with the raw materials needed for their production of lighters they have more firms and help throughout the world said mr nagabayashi were just a manufacturer the industrial proposal will bring jobs to local residents the firm plans to hire approximately 42 to 50 local workers he explained when the factory expands well hire more the company plans to construct a main factory with a floor space covering approximately oneandahalf acres and two acres with a parking lot it will contain executive offices warehouse space and equipment the company also plans to build a guest house on the opposite side of the lake which will operate as a conference centre and accommodation unit for visitors according to mr slayton the company currently has a conditional offer pending with the owner of lazy lake re sort however the deal cannot be completed until the site has been officially rezoned by the municipality to indust rial in a recreational environment mayor bill ballinger announced thursday that the ministry of municipal affairs and housing had approved the offical plan amendment a public meeting concerning the proposed industry will be held in the uxbridge municipal office council cham bers at 730 pm monday march 5 uxbridge mayor bill ballinger left and tomio nitta president of the japanese firm seiki met monday at lazy lake trailer park to tour the resort mr nitta came to uxbridge to check on the land which the company plans to buy for their first proposed canadian firm tokai of cana da ltd after the tour mr nitta said he was thrilled with his first ride on a snowmobile anil his future plans may include buying one for himself audrey green women delighted with furs goodwood it was a fashion show like no other when the goodwood christ ian womens club held its february meeting friday at the goodwood commun ity centre excitement rippled through the audience as ladies reached out to touch the knitted and crocheted fur pieces created by paula lishman ltd of black- stock east of port perry and modelled by jan wil son joan sutton cathy bass betty stonehouse and evelyn prentice even the price 2000 and up for the fur jackets and 400 for the leather pants failed to deter the ladies en thusiasm many remained after the meeting to try the apparel on like most enterprises paula lishman started small first with leather then with fur from the con fines of a secondstorey gar age she now operates out of the former blackstock schoolhouse employing be tween 15 and 20 knitters and 12 to 15 cutters she exports to the united states and japan with calgary and vancouver the largest home markets did the beauty of the items entice any of the gals to dig down deep and make purchases maybe not for as one spectator put it its the kind of gift a husband would give a wife who has every thing by audrey green durham region the provincial riding known as durhamyork will no longer exist if the newly proposed ontario electoral boundaries are approved durhamyork mpp ross stevenson announced during a press conference friday there has been proposed major changes in the north ridings said stevenson i have mixed emotions it durhamyork mpp ross stevenson points out on a map the new proposed electrol boundaries for ontario if the ontario legislature passes the proposal stevensons current durhamyork riding will no longer exist audrey gfscn v concerns me that the south section of lake simcoe will be chopped up the announcement came following the release of a threeman study which out lined the new boundaries that coincide with popula tion growth the proposed changes in the study revealed the town of uxbridge would be situ ated in the new riding of yorkontario which would also include whitchurch- stouffville east gwillim- bury georgina and part of markham north of 16th ave its now mostly york and not too much durham said stevenson popula tion dictates and changes have to be madcstouffvil- le will be the biggest town in the new riding whitchurchstouffville would be taken from york- north and placed in york- ontario while markham would be taken from york centre and made into its own riding orie major concern stevenson has is the lose of brock from durhamyork to the simcoe east riding im not terribly pleased brock has been taken away from georgina he com mented once they start diddling with one riding the dominos will begin to fall stevenson stated brock could be left out in the cold in the proposal brock has been located in the south section of simcoe east iso lated from any major cen tres claremont whitevale and brougham would be placed in durham west while scugog has been slated for the durham east riding the proposed changes will increase the number of provincial legislative seats from 125 to 130 although some of the present ridings have been wiped off the map five new ridings have been created they government try to keep representation even around the province said stevenson they aim for about 70000 people per riding its not a matter of political wars being fought according to stevenson the present durhamyork area has about 75000 peo ple the studys figures were taken from the 1981 statistics canada report he said the boundaries which dont affect the muni cipal levels of government are changed approximately every ten years he said the current proposal wouldnt occur for a minimum of six months and the earliest the bill could be passed in the legislature is december 1984 its not likely to be really quick if a 1984 provincial elec tion occurs he stated the new boundaries would not be initiated the present ridings would remain the same stevenson said he doesnt expect a provincial election until the spring of 1985 the changes right now may not be final he stated however if they are they wont be in affect until an election and most likely not until the next one public meetings have been scheduled for york- ontario tuesday may 1 at 10 am in the city hall council chambers 84 collier st barrie durham west and markham monday may 14 to friday may 18 at 10 am in osgoode hall 130 queen st west toronto and durham east thurs day may 3 at 10 am in the peterborough court house 470 water st fined for tax evasion pickering a 46- yearold concord man was fined 319365 for income tax evasion the largest tax evasion fine ever levied as a result of an investigation by the toronto district office of revenue canada newmarket provincial court judge ma charles found vernon stong guilty of willfully evading paying 212910 in federal income taxes he failed to report an income of 54916297 i dont know how you thought you couldget away with it mortgages can be traced said judge charles mr stong must pay the fine in 12 equal monthly in stallments the charge was laid fol lowing an investigation by the department of national revenue and taxations special investigations sec tion of mr stongs 1975 to 1980 tax returns the investigation re vealed mr stong received 722991 in 1973 when the north pickering commun ity development project ex propriated his 205acre farm in pickering the investigation also showed that settlement funds were invested in guaranteed certificates and deposit receipts mr stong also granted mortgages as a private lender the court was told that by the end of 1975 mr stong had accumulated a mort gage portfolio consisting of 35 mortgages totalling more than 600000 the capital in vested in guaranteed cer tificates and deposit re ceipts had gradually been converted into private mortgages by the end of 1980 mr stong held 70 mort gages worth more than 16 million from 1976 to 1980 mr stong reported a net income of 103901 which was about 16 per cent of his actual in come mr stong has paid all pro vincial and federal taxes interest and civil penalties assessed as a result of the investigation masonic lodge master claremont the past master of the brougham union lodge and longtime claremont resi dent maitland edward anderson 88 died recent ly after a lengthy illness at centenary hospital in scar borough mr anderson who was born in bottineau north dakota usa sept 5 1896 moved to claremont in 1910 and lived their until is death he is survived by his wife maud sons earl of claremont rae of peter borough grandchildren carol ernie murray and michelle and great grandchildren eddy peter and laura funeral services were held sun feb 5 at the mceachnie funeral home chapel and internment will take place in the spring at the claremont union cemetery group hosts guest night goodwood a sellout audience is expected when the goodwood christian womens club holds its guest night april 13 in the goodwood commun ity hall an exciting evening is anticipated with dinner at 7 pm followed by a program to include a fashion show sponsored by homans department store of uxbridge music by dr paul lehman and clarion baker and speakers franklin and swayvian king mr king is a defensive lineman with the 1983 grey cup champion toronto argonauts tickets 12 are available through advance re servation only from emily helliwcll 6402525 am