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Consideration of a cha: office hours in Markham cipality to 8.30 am to 4.‘ from the present 9 am to has been deferred until of employees' ‘geelings ha: taken. ' ' Total value in the first eight months of 1968 “‘35 $12,075,525. In the 1967 pe‘od total build- ing value was 3,650,075. Permits were issued in Aug- ust for the following commer- cial buildings: Bramalea Con- solidated Development Limited. a shopping plaza at the north- east corner of Yonge Street and Royal Orchard Boulevard. $500,000; Bay Thorn Builders Limited. five stores and apart- ments at Bay Thorn Drive and Yonge Street. 5100.000. Industrial building permits were issued to: Mani-u Realty Limited. an industrial plaza (six factory units! at Harlecli Court and North Green Laue. $250.- 000; Emerson Electric Limited. renovation of building to of~ fices, southeast corner Highway 48 and 17th Avenue, $20,000. Council authorized a deben- ture issue of $991,000 for pub- lic school purposes in TSA 2. The issue is over 20 years at 6% per cent and will be sold to the Capital Aid Corporation, a government agency. Markham Township building report for August showed the total value of building in the township in the month was $1,136,115, including an amount of $181,000 for new dwellings. The report, which was re- ceived by council September 9. showed that: the total value of building from January to Aug- ust 1968, declined 56.574550 from the value in 'the like period in 1967. Both the schools are two~ room schools no longer in use. The township council approvâ€" ed both moves at its meeting September 9. ‘ The Box Grove School on Concession 9 will be purchased for $18,900 by Markham Toxmâ€" ship for a community centre. The Mount Joy School. near Markham Village. will be bought jointly by Markham Township and Markham Village for $25,000 for conversion into I museum. Because of this policy, transâ€" portation is also required for {our children living on Yonge Street north of the Elgin Millsf Sideroad _East. Superintendenti Gordon McIntyre reported the! most economical way to trans-l port these four chlidren would: be by taxi. From Januaryâ€"June‘ the children from this area were transported to schools in Markham TSA 2 and the town! board paid tuition fees of i $2,000. Mr. McIntyre estimated costs of transportation at $450.! TRANSPORTATION In accord with its transportaâ€" tion policy the board has agreed to provide transportation for eight children on Bayview Ave- nue north of Elgin Mills Road. Arrangements for transporta- tion to Beverley Acres and Crosby Heights Schools have been made with Mortson Bus Line. The board’s policy is to‘ provide transportation when? children would be required to} walk to school on a road where speeds in excess of 45 milesi per hour are permitted. 1 They have been replaced b,\' Mrs. Joyce Patrick. who will although working in the ad- ministration office. work the same times and observe the same holidays as a school sec- retary and be paid according to the salary schedule for that position. The second new em» ployee is Miss Mary Graziani‘ who will be employed as a‘ clerk-typist with starting salary; of $3.550. l The office staff has also been hit by resignations. Mrs. Joy Crosier resigned last May beâ€" cause her husband had been transferred to Ottawa and Mrs. Betty Lindsay has resigned be- cause her husband has been transferred to Montreal. Richmond Hill Public School Board has engaged Mrs. Norma Jean Wilkinson lnee Sandifordl as a teacher effective Septem- ber 1. She has one year and four months of successful teach- ing experience in local schools and will be teaching a class at MacKillop School originally as- signed to Mrs. J. McKinnon (nee Kay Duncan) who has re- signed on the advice of her doctor. I Need Last Minute Staff Changes - Provide Transport For I2 Pupils The open air service will be preceded by a parade from Richmond Heights Centre, which is scheduled to begin at 1:30 pm. It will include Cubs, Scouts, Rov- ers, Brownies, Guides and Rangers. mumuuuuumummumumummuuunulmumuunumlmmm 24 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, Sept. 19, 1968 mummtumunmum«mummum“mmuumumuummu ; Mark/7am Council Briefs A Scouts Own service for all age groups in Scouting Ind Guiding in the north- ern area of York Summit District will be held at Crosby Park September 22 at 2:30 pm. 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