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"If the town- ship had said it would not con- When Mr. Mace professed to not understand what “facts” were meant, Mr. Kennedy read to him the terms of reference which had been given to the engineering firm which is mak- ing the waste disposal study for sider a site anywhere in the township, there would be no ar- gument. a hearing would be necessary." he said. He also reminded Mr. Mace that Vaugh- an had not been given all the facts on which to approve or disapprove the site. Metro and which Vaughan had asked for before considering the site. Mr. Kennedy finally suggest- ed referring the question of jurisdiction to the Court of Ap- peal and adjourned the hearing for 10 minutes to enable solici- tors for both sides to consider it. When the hearing recom- menced, Messrs.' McCallum. Weir and Lucas agreed to his suggestion. while Mr. Mace op- posed it. “I hope the board will hear the matter now." he said. "The alternative would I a prolonged period of negoti- ation." Mr. Kennedy had evidently already decided otherwise, how- ever, and ordered the matter taken to the Court of Appeal. In spite of the fact that the hearing had taken place at the OMB building at 145 Queen Street West in Toronto, a large number of Vaughan Township residents attended the day-long Among those in the audience were Vaughan Township Reeve Brian Bailey and Councillors Dalton McArthur, Charles Bir- kett and David Fraser. One of Vaughan‘s representatives on the Metro Conservation Author- ity Francis Redelmeier was also present. It was on Mr. Redel- meier‘s motion that the author- ity denied approval of the en- larged disposal site at its Feb- ruary meeting. Vaughan Township Clerk J. M. McDonald-was also on hand as were York County's Plarning Consultant Conroy Dawson and Assessment Com- missioner C. D. Wright. L-ssion and the hearing room was filled almost to capacity. Mkm Twp Vetoes Flag Day Holiday Markham Township Council Monday afternoon agreed to make March 27 (Easter Mon- day) a holiday in the township. but turned down a request from Ancaster Township Council to institute another holiday. The resolution from Ancas- ter called for the proclaiming of the Monday nearest to Feb- ruary 15 as Flag Day. to be ob served as a holiday throughout Canada. In its letter to council, the Ancaster .group said February 15 was the anniversary of Can- ada‘s new flag. and suggested the day be set aside for a pro- gram of winter sports in Can- ada. The resolution will be sent to Prime Minister Lester Pearsoni Councillor Allan Sumner moved that council back the resolution, but failed to receive a seconder. Both Deputy-reeve S. J. Gadsby and Councillor Anthony Roman were absent from council. Council also: Received a let- ter from York Central District High School Board setting out its proposed budget for 1967, and moved that it be received for study. Anticipated mill rates call for 30.13 residential and 33.48 commercial - industrial, down slightly from last year’s rates of 31.9 for the former and 35.5 for the latter. M.Anderson Graduates Will Go To Venerela Myrna Anderson. well-known in Richmond Hill. having many friends and relatives here, grad- uated March 12 from the Watch- tower Bible School of Gilead in New York City, we are informed by Daniel Bon‘ham, Allencourt. MiSS Anderson completed a fiveâ€" month specialized course in Bible instruction and mission- ary training and is being sent to Venezuela in South America on special assignment. During the course academic studies included a chapter-by- chapter study of the Bible, the relation of world history to his- tory of the Bible as well as Bible-teaching techniques. A very practical feature of the missionary training was intens- ive instruction in Spanish, ‘French. Portuguese, Korean or Chinese. These studies were shared by a class of 103 selected ministers of Jehovah‘s Witnes- ses from 12 lands, who are now equipped to take their mission [of peace to 29 different lands gto which they have been assign- Ied. When replying to I Liberal Box Number please address your envelope to: THE “LIBERAL” WANT ADS BOX (NUMBER! 63 YONGE ST. S.. lRICHMOND HILL, ONTARIO Students were also given an: opportunity to study and par- ticipate in the United States Branch’s supervision of its 5.3141 congregations and 359 travelling ministerial supervisors. They also shared in operation of the society's printing plants where} Bibles and the society’s two magazines are printed. “It was most impressive.“ Miss Anderson said. “to observe the force for peace that the Bible exerted in our close as- sociation with so many different nationalities and cultural back- grounds. We always enjoyed mutual understanding and peace with our fellow students and lthis emphasized to me that the :nations of the world could {peacefully coexist if the teach- ‘ings of the Bible were only fol- lowed." James Waddington, 28. of North York,” who left his calling. card in the form of a licence plate imprint when he robbed 3 Markham refrigeration company, was sentenced to six months in Jail last week in Richmond Hill Magistrate’s Court. However, he’s going to receive help from the same firm in making restitution.‘ Henry Manson, of Maple, general manager of [the comnany. sald that Mrs. Waddington, I -1,-‘-,_ wife of the accused, had been -_,A1 LL_ “I-.- ._ ...-..I..'.... £.'.._ ’9 Henry Manson. of Maple, general manager I hired and was proving to be an excellent employee he said. “C menu. Waddington. who was convicted two weeks ago by Magistrate Russell Pearse on two charges of breaking and entering, took $1,700 worth of copper tubing from the firm and got $130 for it as scrap. When police investigated they found the reverse imprint of a car licence plate in a snowbank, which Waddington had run into while turning his car around behind the plant. Last week he told the court the loss of a child two years ago had started him drinking, and it was while engaged in one of his drinking bouts, he had made plans for the‘ robbery WEEKLY NEWSPAPER 884-1105 - 884-1106 0 55 CARRIERS DELIVER TO COUNTY HOMES EACH WEEK 0 ON SALE EVERY THURSDAY AT SIXTY DISTRICT NEWSTANDS Automobile licence Imprint Good A: Fingerprint You may have this neivspaper delivered to your home each week by calling the Circulation Department at 884-1105 In Any Southern York County “The Liberal" PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING JUST CALL THE “RESULT” NUMBERS HOME PAPER OF THE DISTRICT SINCE 1878 “We fiééaedv§omeone with her capabifities and the plan is working fine,” THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, March 23, 1967