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Now Is The Time shore Lake Simcoe municipalities have been warned and now its time for their elected officials to lake some action The warning came from Kitcheners Planning Director who said that within years the Lake Simcoe shoreline would become one of Ontarios worst cottage slum areas He based his prediction what he lias seen develop along the shores of Lake Eric and Lake Huron Elected officials admit that cottage slum areas are developing in Sutton North Gwillimbury and Gcorgina Townships These officials say that they cannot fight the approach of cottage Blums without the help of he Provincial Government They are both right and wrong They are right in that their municipalities have not the huge sums of money needed to develop large provincialtype parks along the shore line This type of development rightly should bo the responsibility of the Provincial Government because they will serve all Ontario residents But before the Provincial Government will act the smaller muni cipality must show some concern about the problem Studies must be made figures presented and finally the Provincial Government must be approach ed In other words the initiative must be taken by the local government These provincialtype parks would be for the general public resi- dents of Newmarket Aurora East Gwitlimburj and yes residents who are flocking to Lake Simcoe in everincreasing numbers Rut what of the residents of Sutton and North who are not fortunate enough to own lakefront property The answer could tic for the local municipality to purchase small pieces of lakefront property from private landowners as they come up for sale These properties could be developed into small parkctles and reserved for local residents The is one way to slop slum development lots of open space Another way is to shame slum dwellers into beautifying their homes and properties and this can be done by the local municipality and the province beautifying the properties they own Still another way is for the local municipality to have strict build ing antilitter and safety bylaws and to strictly enforce these bylaws would be the shame of the century if beautiful Lake turned into a massive slum area I at Unman in Canadian selling The National School Urn taping of Julius is made easier with modern fripperies icecold drinks in cans TV ilinn airconditioned dressing rooms and cameras that lake near constant lures The program will lie shown on Canadian TV stations in the I SUGAR AND SPICE by Bill Smiley Surprise On Return month in a posh ami own home is that two- horrible Ami look at the loom shack behind the town dump everywhere This nock we were looking for- all I ward to it more than ever it had sigh l l iiml it THIS WEEK AND NEXT By Ray Canadas Restless Summer hung like a shim mering veil over the nation this their daily affairs conscious that this quiet time of year would plea flow aimer were indeed lo express their dp- milk privet and other Hanoi onto the soon give way to the bustle of fall nut tor moment fall seem Union The Ontario farm- it clear that milk ed light years away Ior this has pnr le two increase in been a long hot summer for most pas nine mi werent the only Canadians anil there seemed little g hey were unhappy about respite from mercurymelting tem Tile also anted a rebate on edit peratures whether in the backyard cat lax paid by farmers and or on the beach in On The Beach To Canadians in IS il for Canadians Ihe this summer of IWiti pillar mo unset log new of the sum- or novel of a the of ving continued climb years ago which foretold the end and a spat f strikes threatened of world in nuclear fire pile Vietnam for all escalation urn g wage brought by US bombings and fight tight fight seemed fur we able cite wilh die lor high vhool Indent the II Unreal of Statistic ting that car sales in cited a record auto makers were repe of Jhin Need For Tighter Control of light motorcycles with resting a problem which is rated at The fantastic growth of Ihe the resultant extra traffic on our roads giving highway- officials police departments and drivci The increase of motorcycle June J per cent a jump which at the moment shows litllc signs of diminish ing As a consequence these vehicles have been involved in per cent of he accidents reported by police Because it is now possible for anyone to acquire a license lo drive motorcycle without pioper injunction or the need to pass a driving it is obvious ihat there will be some who arc actually unfit lo have the care of a motorcycle travelling in of miles per hour and others who are not capable of reacting quickly enough in a time of emergency due to lack of experience and perhaps too little knowledge of the rules of the road as laid down by the Highways Traffic Act This being the case the sooner it becomes mandatory for those intending to drive motorcycles lo pass a stiff test also show liability he belter for all using the roads A further step might be for a driver under lo be prohibited from carrying any passengers under years of age It is evident that many drivers are quite young and some passengers much younger Funloving youth should have its outlets but not on fastmoving motorcycles whuh them no and only too are involved under oaks A leisurely inspection of the plant job A quiet evening of idiot box or reading As we drew up to the house my wife squealed with delight 11 looked splendid with Ihe shutters and trim whiter than white against the rosy brick and ivy 1 agreed help untieing that he grass Was shinhigh ami that an oak branch thicker than a mans head and lliirlj fret long had been blown down ami strad dled the fence or of wife shrilled Rill smell in here lift For one thing like a blood allied with a d This faculty SO roast A chicken livers Hamburg chops frozen vegetables and juice from burst cans All together in a soggy of ord But Ill give just Ihe Half an hour of bawling and recriminations disclosed we were both to blame She decided lo defrost the fridge day we left ten days before insisted we didnt have time ally she bad agreed But she off the freezing and day lo friendly child as something lo confined lo the unproductive winter months How all that has changed Man ual farm chores for children have today hinges on machinery and fertilizer plus rain- This summers neardrought in Canada put new wrinkles in Ihe worried brows of Ontario mid Quebec farmers But the West lush from heavy spring rains looked forward to a with Ihe comment Dont worry million bushel wheal crop which Dear Their- always the bathtub could even reach 1JbTs record of lo play in What better way lo million bushels spend a hot day IBC The only major politic Me of midsummer blew up the of the Forces The revolt of the admira caused a brief enation wit -ideal- being soothed I Readers under lite heading stop Main St From Being A Raceway refers lo Well Im a and re sent this because Ive seen more lulls make a around Dear Editor I would like thank through the column- of voui official of r 111 I illimbui to complain about wild driving the selves while my wife lid simply teenager gets all the blame We and vatchcd and listened should gel some blame bill ALL Hie blame 1 a to the a Ill bet thai when police hand lickcts for making illegal L- around silent police Keswick THE ERA Serving Northern York County Since 1852 You mean the guy with thi flat hit Has on the patio Ontario by Single copies are cents each