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iscuss Regional Moves
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Municipal affairs minister Mc-
Keough would like to see this
type of consolidation done vol-
untarily, Mr. Morris told the
council.
Reeve Wm. G. Hill was inter-
ested to. know if, under regional
government, the region would
be able to make important de-
,Oisions en its own without the
province having 'to be contacted
first for permission.
Some of the regions already
set up are getting some of the
power formerly held 6y the
province. Mr, Clasky said.
(St. Marys Journal Ares)
Perth County Council was
told last week that the province
is moving toward regional gov-
ernment to create larger units
of administration which will be
able to provide better services.
When questions were asked about
the skyrocketing costs, S. J.
Qasky, director of research• for
the Dept. of Municipal Affairs
said.
"Anyone who says you can
save money today is talking
through his hat. Of course we
are not going to save money, but
we will be able to get a lot
more from the money spent. "
With Mr. Clasky explaining
regional government and the
moves being made in that direc-
tion were .D. L. Morris, London,
a member Of the municipal ad-
ministration branch, of the de-
partment; Murray Lawson and
Wm. Turnasz, both municipal
accounting advisors from Toro-
nto.
When the. new County Boards
of Education came under fire
for higher costs and was used
as an illustration of what might
happen in the matter of Region-
al government, Mr. Clasky said;
"The county board was set up
as a central unit to equalize
opportunity. Regional govern-
ment is not centralized. All the
decisions will not be coming
from one place., There will be
a two tier system similar to
county council today, " he said.
Albert Carson, reeve of Wal-
lace Township, agreed with Mr.
Clasky when he said the ,prov-
incial government should be
changed and .moved into the
20th century. "The first amal-
gamation of services should take
'plaCe in-Queen's Park. There
are so many departments there
you spent all your time being
sent from one to another look-
ing for an answer.
-Mr. Clasky promised the
councillors there would be "no
wholesale introduction of re-
gional government in Ontario
as there was with the county
board of education system.
There is a, priority list of areas
to be changed to the regional
system of government, but Perth
is a long way down on that list. .
If Perth did decide, however,
tha(it wanted regional govern-
ment sooner, the province would
co-operate in beginning a study
of the area and advise the offi-
cials of the 'move, Mr. Clasky
said.
THERE I'S NO LAW
Mr.• .Morris told the council
that although there is no law
saying a municipality has to
look into the move to regional
government, it is being done in
many areas. He'suggested some
of the municipalities 'in Ptah
get together voluntarily and con-,
sider the establishment Of larger
units of local administration:
"If you -don't like it you are
under no obligation. If you don"t
have the spirit and desire to
,move to a larger unit at the
grass roots, there's no use think-
ing about it on a county scale, "
he concluded.
When Mr. Morris presented a
sketch of what he thought might
Make four good units of local
administration in Perth, he re-
ceived a few chuckles from the -
councillors and a few nasty
glances. The proposal (just
something to talk about, Mr.
Morris reminded the councillors)
grouped Stratford, North East-
hope and South Easthop'e and
maybe part of Downie; Listowel.
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"When the province says we are
going to give you money, what
it is really saying is we are
going to tell you how to spend
it. This is wrong. It is making
a sham of municipal decision
making. Wider regional govern-
ment the assessment function
will be returned to the region
and unttonditional grants made
to the regions, by the province, "
Mr. Clasky promised.
WINCHELSEA
Mr. and Mrs. George Frayne
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Patterson and family
of Lucan celebrating Leslie's
fifth birthday.
Mrs. Wm. Walters visited
in Exeter on Saturday with Mrs.
W. J. Beer.
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Baskets of gladioli decorated
St, John's Anglican Church on
Saturday, September 6t1flor the
double-ring ceremony which
united in marriage Shirley Mar-
garet Bernard and James Doug-
las. Coleman.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Bernard
of R. R. 4, Brussels and the
grOom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Coleman of R. R. 1, Sea-
forth. •
The organist was Mrs. Bevan
Elliott and Mr. Exel sang "Wed-
ding Prayer" before the cere- •
mony and "0 Perfect Love"
during the signing of the regis-
ter.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, was dressed in a
floor-length gown which featur-
ed a round neckline, elbow -
length sleeves and sheath skirt:
Her full-length train was trim-
med with matching lace. A
petal shaped headpiece held her
shoulder-length veil. She wore
the grooln's gift, a pearl neck-
lace and earrings. She carried
pink roses on a white Bible.
Mrs. Gordoh-Tryce, R. R. 4,
Walton, sister of the bride, was
matron of honour and the brides-
maids were Miss Sandra Cole-
man, R.R.1, Seaforth And Mrs.
Lorne Gackstetter of Exeter,
sisters of the groom. Miss Dian-
ne pernard, cousin of the bride,
was flowergirl. All were gown,'
ed. in pink lace over taffeta
featuring elbow-length sleeves
with empire waistline. They
wore matching rosette head-
pieces and carried baskets of
white shasta daisies.
Mr. Gerald Coleman, R. R. 1,
Seaforth, brother of the groom,
was best man and the guests
were ushered by Mr. Gordon
,Pryce, ,R.. R. 4, Walton, brother-
inzlaw of rhe hride and Mr
Lorne Gackstetter of Exeter,
brother-ih-law of the groom.
The wedding dinner was ser-
ved in the parish hall of the
church. The bride's mother
received guests wearing a two-
piece dress of red crimplene ,
white accessories and corsage of
white carnations. The gro om's
mother assisted' in a brown
sheath dress with brown and
)yellow accessories and corsage
of yellow carnations.
'For a wedding trip to North-
ern Ontario, the bride travelled
in a blue brocaded dress with
matching coat, white•accessor-
ies and corsage of pink roses.
The couple will reside in
Seaforth.
Prior to her ,wedding the bride
was honoured at several miscel-
laneous showers. Mrs. Clarence
Mc Cutcheon ,and Mrs. Carson
Watson were hostesses at a
shower in the church basement
for friends and nelghbours. Mrs.
Gordon Pryce was hostess at a
shower for. aunts and cousins and
Mrs. Glen Huether'for the staff
of the Callaeder Nursing Home,
Where the bride was employed
prior to her marriage.
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