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NEWMARKET â€" A new kind of day- care facility has been approved for York Region, according to Dr. Owen Slingerland, commissioner of health and social services. 7 Regional council March 31 received a report from Dr. Slingerland recom- mending the implementation of private RICHMOND HILL â€" Though the hope was slim, town council nonetheless offered some to Lake Wilcox area residents now excluded in plans to provide municipal water under the Neighborhood Improvement Program. Jim McMillan, speaking on behalf of the 30 homes affected, asked “are we part of Lake Wilcox, outcasts, or what are we?" whili’o'rfiks Commissioner Bernard Toporowski told councillors supplying LAKE WILCOX â€"â€" It looks like the unsightly hydro poles on Bayview Avenue south of the Gormley Road will remain In a Monday evening questionâ€"and- answer session, Mrs. Anne Gould complained about “the visual blight of the new subdivisions” comparing the Lake Wilcox hydro poles stay Excluded Lake Wilcox residents still can hope New dayâ€"care plan finalized The first planes are the hardest, as Troy Edwards of Balkan Road (background) and Steven Mansbridge of Allgood Street can attest. Supervising is Rich- mond Hill Model Club’s THE LIBERAL. Wednesday, April 13, 1977 COME IN AND SEE OUR EXCITING NEW MENU UPRICES! For a real treat.... be sure and try Adam’s Ribs delicious burgers and shish kebab! Priced with the family in mind....ALWAYS! First annualinbdel show Private home day-care is a setting where temporary care for reward or compensation is given in a private home to not more than five unrelated children under the age of 10. home day-pare According to theâ€" report, such a service is needed in such areas where water to the 30 homes in question would cost approximately $90,000 or $2 per foot over 15 years as a local im- provement project. Councillor Mike Burnie moved that, should any money be left from the tendering of already approved NIP projects, it would be put towards ex- tention of water services around water area 5. Councillor Bill Corcoran urged council to “go ahead and apply im- mediately for more money.” hydro poles to “pegs in a cribbage board.” “What about underground hydro she asked. Councillor Mary Lou Graham and Mayor David Schiller both explained the poles were on regional rights-of- way, and thus out of the town’s jurisdiction. president [ram Mansbridge. Exhibits from the Aurora Model Club, the International Plastic Modellers Society, and the Toronto Society of Model Engineers will be only a part of I771 The report recommended the hiring of a private home day-care supervisor’ to oversee 25 providers of home care accommodating a maximum of 100 children. “the number of children requiring care during a given period is too small to justify the operation of a centre-based program . ’ ’ Such areas are identified by the report as Musselman’s Lake, Lake Wilcox, Woodbridge, the northern part of Georgina Township, Aurora, Stouffville, Richmond Hill and Thor- nhill. The supervisor‘s responsibilities will include home finding, home evaluation, home development, intake and mat- ching. The province subsidizes 80 per cent of the net expenditures for such ventures. the club‘s first annual model show. It will be held in the Rich- mond Room of the Richmond Hill Arena April 14 and 15 from 7 to 10 p.m. Admission is free. 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' séhilier urged Regionél Council March 31 to ask the province not to delay any further. “I‘m saddened that the province has found it necessary to again review the findings of the commission, especially since its findings are the same as what the province was saying nine to 10 months ago," he said. Schiller said provincial fears of public confusion, and the possibility of a provincial election, were responsible for the delay. In a telephone interview Friday, Schiller said a province-wide re- assessment (one of the major 80 tax prOposals Reform may help TORONTO â€" The lO-member commission on the reform of property taxation in Ontario (chaired by Willis Blair), presented its report to the government on March 10. v In its more than 80 recommendations, the commission endorsed the provincial govemment’s proposals to: 7 â€"â€"tax residehceé preferentially at 50 per cent of markep valqe. â€"redefine residential property to include only residences and a NEWMARKET â€" Markham Regional councillor Ron Moran March 31 suggested that holding the occasional Regional meeting within member municipalities would help bring the region level of government closer to the public. Morman finds region council too distant “The public are reluctant to ask regional candidates questions; they don't know the area of concern," said Moran. “What if the odd meeting could be conducted in the outlying municipalities?‘f “We must seem rather remote to places like Georgina and Vaughan,” he said. In a telephone interview the next day, Vaughan Mayor Garnet Williams said he didn’t vote at all on the motion. “I didn’t understand where he was going to have it; our council chambers wouldn’t hold that many elected of- ficials", he said. Rotary Club travel night “I would like to see it. but there wasn’t enough discussion. He didn‘t say if we were permitted to hold it in the Woodbridge Arena, for example.” Moran’s motion was lost. RICHMOND HILL â€" The Rotary Club of Richmond Hill Travel and Adventure series will feature “Adventure in Colombia” April 14 at 8 pm. in the Bayview Secondary School. A Romain Wiihelmsen will be guest speaker. by calling 884-2918 Tickets are available at the door, or recommendations of the Blair Com- mission) would lead to a reduction of up to 20 percent in residential property tax, correcting an unfair situation created in 1968 â€" at which time York Region was one of the few areas in the province to be reâ€"assessed. M Schiller cited the Langstaff Jail farm as an example. A “The grant from Toronto in lieu of taxes on this property is $11,000, yet it‘s valued at between 20 and 25 million dollars.“ he said. If the Blair report‘s findings. are 'off industry and put it on implemented, according to §chiller, residential." “we would be getting taxes as i it were . l . - - - n “We have no busmess asking them to mdusmal commermal pmperty' implement it. They will when they‘re Take its time ready,” he said. Vaughan Mayor Garnet Williams Schiller softened his motion‘ urging objected to Schiller's motion, however, the province merely to consider the arglling the PFOVince ShOUId be allowed Blair findings “as soon as possible.“ “to take it's time." The motion passed. reasonable amount of land. â€"levy a uniform mill rate on residential and commercial properties. â€"levy a single business assessment rate at 50 per cent. â€"tax ali publicly-owned property, including that of municipalities and school boards. â€"allow a phase-in of taxes at the discretion of the municipal council. â€"exempt churches, cemeteries and Indian lands. â€"return the assessment rolls and enumerate on a twoâ€"year cycle. -â€"pool public propeity assessment for assignment between the public and separate elementa_ry school systems. lâ€"apportion local government costs on the basis of market value assessment. â€"use a consistant assessment base for the determination of assessment- based grants from the province to local govemmepts. â€"extend market value assessment to ftrestone Stores U8! 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O Impod brnko dvums ‘42" “They can make the same mistakes through haste that we made back in ‘68”. he said. “To suggest property taxes in Ontario haven't been studied to death,“ returned Schiller, “is strictly a misnomer. York has borne an unjust percentage of residential taxes." “I‘m not arguing with the need for tax reform.“ said Williams. “Vaughan was hurt by the re-assessment. which took it off industry and put it on residential. ” “I don‘t think it will help the region of York one iota“. said Williams. areas without municipal organization â€"allow property taxes as an allowable expense of grant-supported bodies. As well, the commission recom- mended the following departures from provincial policies: » â€"allow municipal councils to grant tax deferrals for land used for such recreational purposes as golf courses, ski resorts and camp grounds. â€"allow a committee of local elected officials to adjudicate on the continued exemption of charitable and nonâ€"profit organizations within their jurisdiction. â€"exc1ude governm'ent ad- ministrative facilities from its definition as a business activity. Copies of the report may be obtained free of charge at all regional assessment offices, treasury, economics, and intergovernmental affairs regional offices, as well as the Ontario Government Book Store, 880 Bay Street. 884-4401 DRUM/DISC RELINE 20.000 MILE firestone prorated warranty 0 Install new from dlsc pads I Install new you linlnat I Repack Iron! outer wheel bearings 0 Inspect drums Ind rotors 0 Inspect front calipers 0 Inspect war when! cylinder! 0 Inspect masts: cylmder 0 Inspect from grease seal: 0 Inspect brlka hlldwave 0 Impact bvake hoses ANV ADDITIONAL um on unoul WILL a: OUDYED won: won IS snnrzo 884-2933 884-4530