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The development of King Township and surrounding municipalities has been ad- vocated by the new Minister of Urban Affairs in the Tru- deau Cabinet. “I want to see King de- veloped NOW.” the new Minister. Barney Danson said during a press confer- ence in Richmond Hill re- cently. Then he added, “I am in favor of establishing communities outside the Metro area; in Markham, Vaughan, King, etc. â€" with lower-cost housing and from which workers can com- mute to Metro. I am very keen on satellite commun- ities." This was the first press conference held by the Minister since his appoint- ment. Mr. Danson, Member of Parliament from York North, a riding immediately to the south of York-Simcoe, stressed, “Development is inevitable â€" you can’t be to Ron Basford. former Min- ister of Urban Affairs, who was demoted in the recent Cabinet shuffle, Mr. Danson will likely be one of the outspoken members of the Cabinet. It will be inter- TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL Proclamation WHEREAS, the York Central Commit- tee of the Canadian Arthritis and Rheuma- tism Society is campaigning through its var- ious branches and committees to extend its program of education and to intensify its arthritis research program; and WHEREAS, such expansion will provide improved patient care for arthritis sufferers in all areas; and WHEREAS, arthritis and the other rheumatic diseases are responsible for an an- nual loss of employment in Canada equivalent to 1A; day for every man, woman and child in Canada; and WHEREAS, the suffering of those af- flicted in our community contributes to the loss of livelihood and thus weighs heavily upon local business and industry through lost production, lost wages, and a loss of purch- asing power; and WHEREAS, the incidence of rheumatoid arthritis is particularly high among women, the homemakers and mothers of our com- munity; NOW, THEREFORE, I Mayor William C. Lazenby of the Town of Richmond Hill, do hereby proclaim September to be “ARTH- RITIS MONTH”. I urge our citizens to co- operate wholeheartedly with the York Cen- tral Committee of the Canadian Arthritis Society in supporting the Campaign, Where there is HELP . . there is HOPE. GIVEN under my hand and seal this 19th day of August 1974. William C. Lazenby, MAYOR Douroâ€"son Favors Satellite ‘ommunities Throughout York (Bobby Gimby and the Aurora and ‘ Newmarket Boys and Girls STAGE PRESENTATION 895-1091 - 895-4906 Newmarket Recreation 895-5193 CONTINUOUS DANCING 9a.m.Io Ia.m. ADMISSION $5.50 per person including tax CABARET AND BAR senvuce Under L.C.B.O. Regulations TICKETS available at: COSMO MUSIC CO. 10,135 YONGE STREET RICHMOND HILL 884-5272 889-9781 ROCK BAND For Inquiries Telephone Newmarket SINCLAIR STEVENS REPORTS SAVE UP TO 331/470 iuum RENT-kng TOWN ’AUTO BODY SINCLAIR STEVENS MP YORK SIMCOE 173 Yonge Street N. Richmond Hill 884-2139 esting to see how far he presses his development 1deas for this area. On balance, the Trudeau cabinet re-alignment was a disappointment. The "new" Cabinet contains no changes which would indicate a more imaginative approach to solving our economic prob- lems, including inflation. The Ministers mainly res- ponsible. for our present economic stance â€"- Mr. Tur- ner and Mr. Gillespie -â€" have held their portfolios, while on another front, Mr. MacEachen, who has had no previous experience in the department, has taken over External Affairs. Ontario was particularly short-changed in the Cab- inet shuffle. In the last House, Ontario had 12 of the 30 Cabinet positions, while Quebec had 10. In the new line-up, we in On- tario have 10 of the 29. while Quebec has 11. The Metro Toronto area, with {our Cabinet posts in the present Cabinet is light too, compared to the last Parlia- Robert Stanfield, who would have made a good 'Prime Minister, has indicat- ed ‘he does not intend to run for re-election in the next general election. He will resign as Progressive Con- servative Party Leader. There will be a leadership convention â€"- likely within the next two years. ment. It is difficult to un- derstand why Prime Minis- ter Trudeau should be so harsh with Ontario which gave him a good majority of seats â€" 55 out of 88 in the last election, compared to 36 two years ago. M12 Stanfield‘s esteem within the party has never been higher, Seventy perâ€" cent of those in the present P.C. caucus were first elect- ed with Mr. Stanfield as leader. Many would like him to stay on as leader. They be- lieve he will be vindicated. Mr. Stanfield feels, how- ever, he must be realistic. ,\ \fl: _ _ _ _ _ ,_lb. Smoked Frozen :21??? 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In 1847, Baron de Roahschild, the first Jew to be elected to the British HouSe of Com. mons, was unable to take an oath which then contained the words, “on the true faith of a Christian", Al- though elected by the voters, it was seven years before he was able to take his seat. Atheists had similar difficul- ties. Cod Fillets Ftelh Haddock Fillets Sole Fillets Fresh Flesh Smoked Eels Imported Whole Frozen lemon Sole Halibut Steaks Baby Halibut Frozen Whole Frozen 3! 6|. or. Ml 6 o: in: Canada waited until 1970 to erupt in disagreement over the Parliamentary Oa-th. Following the Quebec Provincial Election in June of that year, six elected Members of the Parti Queb- ecois were refused admission to the first session of thei National Assembly for re-‘ fusing to sweas the Oath of‘ Allegiance to the Queen. Dr. Cami1 Laurin, party leader in the Assembly, attempted to introduce a new oath: “I swear that I will be faithful to the people of Quebec and to its democratic institu- tions." 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