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Essential qualifications and experience: Must be a mature, pleasant person to be trained in the operation of a Call Director, Terminal and Telex equipment. Typing is essential. Description of duties: â€"Ope1‘ate the company Call Director, Terminal Previous experience is less important than ability to do fine work, needing good eye/hand co-ordin- ation. These are temporary positions which could develop into full time employment. Persons with previous semi-conductor assembly efiperience are particularly needed for the 3rd 5 ift. and Telex machines. 7 â€"â€"-Open and sort company mail. â€"Direct site visitors to the appropriate personnel. â€"Perform a number of regular office functions such as: posting entries, filing and typing. Must be a mature, pleasant person who has had at least 2 to 5 years general office experience, such as: typing. accounting, filing, posting, etc. TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED ONE - ONE - ONE - ONE - ONE - ONE - ONE ~ ONE ONE ONE ONE ONE ONE Switchboard Operator/ Receptionist JACKPOT $500 - 55 No.'s 280 CENTRE ST. E., RICHMOND HILL 9 A.M. T0 4 P31. OR PHONE 889-7373 FULL 8; Part Time Positions To Apply Phone 832-1555 9 AM. TO 4 PM. DAILY INA One hon; Dry clean MONDAY, OCTOBER 2nd RICHMOND HILL LIONS CLUB YONGE AND LEYENDALE RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE 0 884-4111 Open Mon. to Fri. 7 am. - 9 pm. 7‘? Sat. 8 am. - 6 pm. Coin Laundry Department Open Until 11:00 pm. â€" 7 Days a Week STARTING TIME â€" S PM. Early Birds 7:40 p.m. 20 REGULAR GAMES â€" 3 SPECIAL GAMES requires KEEN, PLEASANT, AMBITIOUS WAITRESSES DISH WASHERS SHORT ORDER COOKS LIONS I'IAI.I. QVOyaGeUI: Assemblers (FOR ALL THREE SHIFTS) Opportunities available for General Office Clerk MAPLE, ONTARIO RESTAURANT Essa 106 Centre St. East APPLY AT: ' CLEANING S CENTRE Proponents of both sides of the touchy subject of abortion will be featured this week on Richmond Hill cable TV Chan- nel 10’s popular live open line program Talk On 10 shown at 9:30 o’clock each Thursday night. Abortion To Be Topic Talk On IO Hot Line mmmunumummuuumuuuuummmmunuumumumuumw Host Kerry Gilmor. the TV 10 program director, has invit- ed two ladies who are leaders for their respective sides in the public battle concerning abor- tion. Mrs. Gwen Landolt of 280 Essex Avenue, Richmond Hill is chairman of the Right to Life Association and the othei program guest Mrs. Rozelyn Doctorow is a representative of the York Womzi'i’s Caucus to Advance the Right to Abortion. Mrs. Landolt’s group this week is planning to hold a vigil at a Metro hospital against the large number of abortions said to be carried out there. TV viewers will have an op- portunity to pose questions to either of these ladies by callâ€" ing the studio hot line tele- phone 884â€"8113. Each week this informative I‘mâ€"hour show picks a topic of interest and concern to the residents of Southern York Region. .muuuuuluuuu\umluuumuuummmmunuunummumuuum RC Trustees Receive $1,200 Legislation permitting“ the payment of school trus- tees sets out rates based on the pupil population. 11‘ there were 5,000 or more pupils in the board's schools. the honorarium would be $1.800 per year. but the total registration to date for this school year is just slightly under the 5,000 figure. . Even when qualified for the higher rate, the trustees will have to pass an im- plementing bylaw before it comes into effect. York County Roman Catholic S 0 h 0 0] Board Trustees receive an honor- arium of $1.200 per year. not the $1,800 reported in our September 14 edition. President Douglas Hopson of Branch 375 Royal Can~ adian Legion officially inducted several new members at the September 18 general meeting of the local branch. The union claims the protec- tive clause is unlawful, a viola- tion of the union’s constitution. ‘Under the local's constitution ‘any member has the right to lay charges against another for ac- tion detrimental to the union. Mr. Urquhart explained that the total value of the new offer over the three years would be $33.3 million. It would pro- .vide an average wage increase ,of 7.15% in the first year, 6.3% in the second year and 6.35% in the third year. An additional . cost of living adjustment in each of the second and third years is included. Hydro has urged CUPE Local 1000 members to request a vote on the new offer. However, the union reports Ontario Hydro has demanded an agreement to protect members who have crossed picket lines from union- imposed penalties or discipline. The executive board of the union has agreed to submit hydro's wage and contract offer to a membership vote, but only if Hydro deletes this protection clause. Hydro insists the clause is absolutely essential since there are about 500 union members crossing picket lines to report to work each day. The clause would also protect strikers against disciplinary measures by hydro for any acâ€" tion they may have taken during the strike. SEPTEMBER 30. SATURDAYâ€"â€" 10 a.m. Rummage sale, Thorn- hill United Church, behind Farmers Market. Good used clothes and a nearly new room. U.C.W. c2w12 SEPTEMBER 30. SATURDAYâ€" Rummage and bake sale. St. Ga- briels Anglican Church, Bay- view and Crosby Avenues. 10:00 am. to 12 noon. Good used clothing. white elephant items. cloth remnants and bake sale. c2w12 An attempt this past week byiof $6.25 an Ontario Hydro 10 end the three- linemen am mouth-old strike by 12000 of itsoperalor at 23,000 employees has failed.‘stations “'0 According to Spence UrquhaI‘tJtional $118 acting manager of Hydroshis basic re Markham Area, the public util- Weekly sal ity has offered its striking em- eluding cle ployees a three year contract staff, would with a minimum wage increasehncrease of of 16% and a maximum of $133.75 in 24%, plus a cost-ofâ€"living al- weekly per: lowance and other concessions. an additior He explained, “The trades group would get a 22% in- crease, adding $1.19 to the present rate of $5.06 for a total Rummage sale, 10 am. - 12 noon. St. Andrew‘s Presbyterian Church, Keele SL, Maple. OCTOBER 1. SUNDAY 10-6. Antique show and sale, Lions‘ Hall. 106 Centre Street East. Richmond Hill. Furniture, china. glass. silver. jewellery, brass. pictures. Bargains galore. Sale held first Sunday every month Donation to Leukemia Fund. SEPTEMBER 5, Tuesday. Fall term for piano and theory be- gins at the studio of Estelle Markham, ARCT. RMT. tfc7 SEPTEMBER 30. SATURDAYâ€" Ont. Hydro Asks Union Members To Vote On Offer OCTOBER 11 1:30 - 4:30â€"Rich- vale Lionettes Open House Tea. 31 Suruce Ave. Teacup reading by Madame Rita. Proceeds for retarded children. Admission 50c. Door prize. c2w12 DIAMOND WEDDING ANNI OCTOBER 2 Annual Bazaar. Our Lady Queen of the World Church. Bayview and Crosby. betWeen 1:00 pm. and 4:00 pm. cl\\'13 VERSARYâ€"David and Annie Empringham will be pleased to receive their relatives and friends on the occasion of their 60th Wedding Anniver- sary at Victoria Square Com- munity Hall, Sunday, October 15, from 2 pm. to 5 pm. Best wishes only. c1w13 DMING -VINTI 1. SATURDAY â€" legion Members/up Drive cl\\'1 his basic rate to $7.19 in 1974. Weekly salaried personnel, in- cluding clerical and technical staff, would receive an average increase of $23.51 a week to $133.75 in 1974. Top-rated weekly personnel would receive an additional $49.82 a week. moving the total to $335.52 a week. of $6.25 an hour in 1974 for linemen and electricians. A first operator at Hydro's transformer stations would receive an addi- tional $118 per hour. bringing his basic rate to $7.19 in 1974. Weekly salaried personnel. in- cluding clerical and technical staff, would receive an average increase of $23.51 a week to Hydro has completely with SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS Small electronic firm requires personable, ambit- ious, enthusiastic girl Friday with fast accurate typing skills, shorthand and/or dicta. Neatness and good English essential. If you enjoy varied responsibilities in the congenial surroundings of a one girl office this may be the position you have been looking for. Own transportation required. Salary commensurate with qualifications and experience. Please forward brief resume to Box 78, “The Liberal”. ON CABLE TV Call Now 884-81" IMPERIAL SERVICE CENTRE SECRETARY ‘2 WEEKS' ANNUAL PAID VACATION OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT FULL and PART TIME 5 DAY WEEK MEDICAL PLAN EXPERIENCE PREFERRED BUT NOT ESSENTIAL ' Watt/I Argo Home Games PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT 832-2248 RICHMOND HILL CABLE TV HWY. 400 â€" MAPLE Seen above is President Hopson as he pins the Legion Pin on Stephen Roman of Victoria Square. Watching pro- ceedings is new Member Frank Shorter of Richmond Hill. ’if telecast by the CBC Network Essa requires Mr. Urquhan pointed out that in two sessions of bargaining under provincial mediatols since the strike began June 21, the total number of items out- standing has been reduced from drawn the continental work week issue in this offer. accord- ing to Mr. Urquhart. Hydro is also offering improvements in vacation and pension plans with 11 annual statutory holidays. A full earned pension on retire- ment at 62 would be effective in 1973 and at age 61 in 1974. 110 to 30 (Photo by Stuart’s Studio) THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, Sep Beautifully Made, Ready To Hang (For wall 12‘x95" long) W‘ «For \\'all 12'x95" long) We also stock Sheer Ready-Mades (2'; fullness) in 5 beautiful, colourfast shades at similar savings. Our stock of Drapery and Upholstery by the yard is the largest you can find anywhere. Visit us and let us prove it to you ! OUR PRICE ONLY Washable. sun resist- ant. Colours: red, green, blue, beige, gold. Regular value $79.95 pair. * DRAPES * Daily 10 am. to 9 p.m. 0 Sat. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. with DRALON AMPLE FREE PARKING ORIGINAL and ONLY 41-3? TWO WAREHOUSE (All Sizes in Stock) WAREHOUSE HOURS: LIVE ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY SDRHPVHBB EDMONTON TORONTO \pmoww7 SATURDAY, SEPT. 30 USUAL PRICE For about 1/2 WATCH 00 pm Many patterns and colours. Fully lined and pleated. Double fullness. Reg. value S89. pair. OUR PRICE ONLY Antique Satins, Jacquards. Bouclés. Etc. (Unlined) 47-93 1972