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COMMUTER SERVICES I was dismayed to find that no feasibility study on the Go iTransit service has been under- taken because it requires cabi- 1net direction. The cabinet is still considering a report of the Metropolitan Toronto Area Transportation Study Group. I (have handed out several hun- . . . l .‘dred questlonnaires concerning ‘the interest of residents in a north-south commuter service To my surprise very few of these questionnaires have been returned and it would indicate that either the residents of the area are less interested in com- muter service than they had indicated to me during the elec- tion campaign or that they have forgotten to complete and re- turn the forms. GARBAGE DISPOSAL I was impressed to learn at the recent Pollution Control Conference sponsored by the OWRC at the Inn On the Park that extensive sanitary land-fill programmes had been conduct. ed along fresh water lake fronts uithnut endangering the \iater mom} or the cities inl'nlYPd During the past week an article in one of the Toronto dailies describes the ambitious scheme of the Metro Planning Board for a 50 mile long waterfront- development. Such a scheme would only be feasible within the next few years if the OWRC approves of the use of sanitary land-fill or in less polite terms garbage dis- posal in the lake. To protectl the lake from contamination; idikes are built and the waterl is pumped out. By laying tiles underneath the area in which) $the garbage is dumped water. fseepage can be pumped into tsewage plants and treated to} control any lake pollution. If the} ’OWRC and the Metro Works. Department are prepared to vigorously investigate such a programme it is quite impos‘ 'sible that our residents will be‘ able to forget the threat of gar- bage dumping by Metro in our area and that Metro residents will be able to enjoy a wonder- ful waterfront development in the not too distant future. I am interested in hearinz vour views on the above or other matters of concern to our riding, Only in this way can I properly represent you at Queen's Park. You can write me at Box 32. Richmond Hill. or 'phone me at 365-5683. A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR NEED GOOD WORKERS? GET ‘EM FAST BY I’STNG LIBERAL CLASSIFIEDS w.â€" a - o w . 3C0 etl- 0“” r65 h?- » ho‘fie ‘ in . Avoid the penalty of TOO-LITTLE INSURANCE Your Insurance Protection is inadequate if it has not kept pace with today’s hazards which you read about every day in your newspaper. 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The Monitor has a world-wide staff of correspondentsâ€" some of them rank among the world's finest. And the Monitor's incisive, provocative edi- torials are followed just as closely by the men on Capitol Hill as they are by the intelligent, concerned adult on Main Street. WltY YOU SHOULD TRY THE MONITOR You probably know the Monitor's pro- fessional reputation as one of the world's finest newspapers. Try the Monitor; see how it will take you above the average newspaper reader. Just fill out the coupon below. Dr. W. Allan Ripley VETERINARY SURGEON THORNHILL Veterinary Clinic Why The Christian Science Menitor recemmemis yell read your local newspaper Hall’s Domestic Fuel Oil and Burner Service 884-4361 Richmond Hill Just Call! We’re on the Job, to keep you supplied with convenient heating oil. Prompt, metered de- livery. 8119 Yonge Street, Veterinary THORNHILL Office 147 Yonge St. N. Richmond Hill Everybody who knows Cathy Wilson will miss her very much. Cathy expects to be in hospital for three months, following spinal surgery. She plans however, to continue her weekly column while con- valescing. The school’s Centennial project is an excellent one. After Christmas, it will be a pleasure to walk through the hall of Bayview Secondary. Seven paintings by Canadians will adorn the walls. And you know the old saying, “A thing of beautyis a joy forever.” Everyone here is rooting for you Cathy! And there’s a lot of fine comments about your column in “ThierLiberal.” Keep plugging! Says Kay, “Every second Sunday, we go to Victoria Square, U of T. We debate on international probems, for example disarmament or food prob- lems. Woodbridge represents Uganda in the gen- eral assembly.” THE BAYVIEW BROADCASTER Jeff Parisi reports that the student council will again be supplying paper and ribbons to Co-ordin- ated Welfare. Sad news about Bayview’s brave attempt to have a political clxub. Jim Albright says it has be- come inactive. The little “U” wasâ€"formed in 1962. Before that the classes operated independently and gave to United Appeal. THE WOODBRIDGE INTERPRETER Kay Howick announces the first year of a model United Nations in Woodbridge High. President is Stan Watson and staff advisor is Miss Frances Peake. n... V..-..J . Bonnie says the whole school is involved. Each grade is working like all-get-out because it’s really a competition to see who rates the little “U” plaque. Methods of raising money are ingenious and unique but some of the money will come from “Open House” and ghristmas carolling. , The little “U” Christmas drive is onra‘nii’that’s the word from Bonnie Parrott. The purpose is to raise money for charitable work for the area of Thornhill and sometimes farther afield. Last year, the Thornhill Branch of the cancer society, the Ontario Society for Crippled Children and the muscular dystrophy association were among the recipients of little “U” generosity. Charlie Zinkan, president of the BOSS says the school Centennial project is to supply a large attrac- tive showcase for the foyer. In the future, the school trophies will be shown to the best advantage, The first issue is out and circulating. Patron- ize The Thorn. students, only 10c â€" not much when you consider the work of getting it together. Read Leslie Sautman on club news, Doug Bolton and Pam Kelson on boys’ and girls’ sports, Diane Schilf on the social scene. Publicity gal is Nancy Proulx. THE LANGUAGE COMMENTATOR Dennis Anderson, president of Langstaff's student council said exams really put a crimp in the news situation. but he expects the houses of Murch. Pitman, Ellis and Quinn to remedy the situation after Christmas. He reports that the jamboree volleyball team won the area championship this year. Also that the slave auction held December 12, was successful. The proceeds of the auction went to fill the coffers of the student council. THE THORNHILL TRANSMITTER Liz Bick, editor of “The Thorn", the “blah" sheet for Thornhill Secondary School says, “We want everyone to know what is going on in the school." Co-editor is Gail Fox. Langstaff’s Ski Club under staff adviser Kel Tonner is planning a weekend at a youth hostel in Collvingwood, January 26. Since September, members of the club have enjoyed hiking along the Bruce Trail. In October, there was an orientation competition. The course was set up across country with obstacles and wooded areas to help create confusion. In order to get their bearings and find their way around, members had to rely on map and compass. Another interestingâ€"event will be a series of ski days in January. The first canoe trip was made a year ago last spring. Mr. Babcock tested them at Camp Rich- ildaca as to swimming ability and physical fitness The campers brought their own food and piepaied it themselves. Elaine says the program helps to create aware- ness and appreciation for the out of doors. It also gives practical instruction of how to survive in it. (Continued from Page 2) three years ago by Bill Babcock. Mr. Babcock is Richmond Hill‘s physical education teacher and staff advisor to the club. Don Deacon Reports your views on the above or other matters of concern to our or ’phone me at 365-5683 in one of the Toronto dailies describes the ambitious scheme of the Metro Planning Board ggwésgaéafi Your Insurance Protection is inadequate if it has not kept pace with today's hazards which you read about every day in your newspaper, Rising costs, new purchases and home improve- ments also require that you protect your finan' cial security with adequate insurance covera Consult your Economical Age . a Tailor- made Insurance pro .u nt your needs, Mail Subscription Rates: Anywigere in Canada $4.50 Yr. United States & Great Britain $6.00 Yr. 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