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'10 " Little encouragement has forthcoming for three residen- tial subdivisions in separated areas of Stoui’t‘viiie. from the village's planning board. One subdivision is suggested for the north side of Stout'fcr Street. another north of Maui- Little Encouragement For 3 Residential Subdivisions In Chatting following the York Centre Provincial New Democratic Party Association Dinner April 21 in the Lions Hall are (left to right) Mayor Thomas Broadhurst, Mrs. Donald MacDonald, wife of the party’s provincial leader, Tommy Douglas MP, national leader of the NDP and Jack Knott, president of the York Centre Riding Association. Mr. Douglas was guest speaker and received a standing ovation from the party members present. The evening opened with a reception at 6.30 pm. followed by dinner and dancing. runnnunmm National leader At NDP Dinner toba Street and the third on the south side of Sunset Boulevard. On the first submission. board members were agreed that an eight-inch sewer main would have to be constructed to Ilaw- thorne Avenue before any addi- tional home building is permit- ted north of Stouffer. 1n the second case the land is ex-‘tlle land east of the tremer wet and below road'Church is zoned for level. it was noted. Planningand no change could board members were azreed‘seen. They agl‘eed 1h that many tons of fill would beconsider the applical required before the applicationlmore favorable light could be considered. guarantee of industri 1n the third case. planning board noted that a portion of 306 YONGE STREET 2921 DANFORTH AVENUE West Side Just Norfh of Dundus S Eglinton Ave. East of VlC'O'iO Pk South Side at Luflrell Car Loop the land east of the Anglican Church is zoned for industry and no change could be fore- seen. They agreed they would consider the application in a more favorable light if some guarantee of industrial assess- ment accompanies the residen- lial development. Photo by Stuart's Studio 0 mond Hill High School gave in- fprmation on a career as a libra~ nan. Work in radio and TV 364-9373 698-1 103 Over 50 busy professional and business people gave freely of their time to make Langstaff Secondary School’s “Careers Day" April 12 a highly success- ful event. Following a short general as- sembly, students went out to two hour-long sessions to hear informal discussions on a career which interested them, every- thing from accounting to wel- fare work. "Careers Day” Informs Students Of Opportunities The speakers were drawn from the community and among‘ relatives and friends of both‘ staff and students. Among those taking part were a Richmond Hill accountant. Mrs. B. H. Cook: a prominent il‘hornhill architect, Robert Fair- ficld: a local practising physi- ciaiL Dr. J. J. Megan; a member of the staff of Thornhill Veter- inary Clinic. Dr. H. E. Palmer. The possibilities offered by a career in law were outlined by former chairman of York Cent- ral High School Board John Honsberger QC; Hal Tennant, articles editor of Macleans Mag- azine discussed careers in journ- alism and an outline of work with computers was given by Donald Bean, personnel manag- er of IBM. Don Mills. Profes- sor R. E. Jervis of the Depart- ‘ment of Chemical Engineering at the U of T discussed his specialty and Sam Neill of Rich- ‘mond Hill High School gave in- rian. Work in radio and TV was explained by D. Stone from CJRT. the Ryerson Polytechni- cal Institute’s station. Careers in social work were presented by Fred Boden of the psychiatric services at York County Hospital, Newmarket and D. Dawson of the Depart- ment of Lands and Forests at Maple discussed the field of Mills. 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