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However. the 36-year- old teacher said he is hesitant to make the change as it would likely mean moving away from a community he had come to hold in high regard; Mr. Newman. who started teaching at 18 years of age, received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Western Univer- sity, London, in 1957. Four years later he acquired his Master’s degree, from Univer- sity of Toronto. He had taught in Timmins, North Bay and Huntsville, as well as an RCAF base station school before mov-‘ ing to Richmond Hill. ‘ Mr. Newman feels MacKillop School has a “good all around teaching program" in that in addition to the regular grades it supports a fine choir and a good physical educational pro- gram. “Mrs. Newman and I would miss Richmond Hill. We have found it a friendly place to live and raise our family". he said. The Altamira Drive couple have a son, David 11, and a daughter Susan, 7, both attend- ing MacKillop. The principal has accepted§ an invitation to instruct at a ; summer course for teachers being held in Pembroke this. coming season, but on his plans for accepting the position of inspector Mr. Newman is still indefinite. “We will likely wait . a year at least before making a mOVe, and possibly by then, there might be an opening in the district. We Would certainly like to stay in Richmond Hill," fl claimed the popular teacher. ‘ Ajax 4 . 3A; H . 5’. wants Ne‘WZG” 4»N®LE Type Gov't. Speaking at the annual con- vention of district 12 assessors‘ convention Mayor William Par- ish of Ajax said that one of‘ the major reforms required in, our system of Ontario munici- pal government is the immedi- ate institution of regional gov- ernment. Mr. Parish said that this form of government should not be another layer of govern- ment but replace and elimin- ate the municipalities of the area which it governs. It was Mr. Parish’s thought that regional government would be part of a county and that cities would become part of the regional government. According to Mr. Parish some of the advantages that would derive from a regional form of government would be the elimination of competition between many municipalities. which, under present condit- ions. duplicate services, a lar:,- er council with a better assess- ment base that would enable it to do a better and more effic- ient job and would enable bet- ter qualified men to be hired and paid higher salaries. Additional advantages that would be inherent in such a plan of government would be that better planning and broad- er viewpoints could be adopted. It would reduce the number of fringe problems that have to be dealt with under the pres- ent system and a more intelli- gent approach could be taken in the matter of sewers. water, roads. hydro. police and fire protection services. These could not be done Mr. Parish said, with a host of minor and major municipalities. The first principle here. he said, is that all councils must be directly elected by and be responsible to the ratepayers. This, Mr. Parish said, is niy major criticism A second recommendation put forward by Mr. Parish was that reform should be applied to the whole organization of lo- cal government within the muâ€" nicipality. VICTORIAN ORDER OF NURSES RICHMOND HILL BRANCH Miss Nancy Hayward Richmond Hill Municipal Hall PHONE TU. 4-4101 New v.0. N. u L. NEWMAN Inspector LAWN-MASTER RECOIL START Enjoy easier and faster mowing with this dandy. Famous “Clinton” engine with recoil starter and Lo-‘Lone muffler. 14 gauge steel deck, heavy duty reinforced. Safety approved 1-piece blade. Wheel pads allows easier change of cutting heights. Chrome handles. 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