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For the first time St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, Bayview Avenue South, Richmond Hill, hosted the annual fall assembly of Central District Lutheran Church Women recently. This district reaches from Peterboro to the Niagara Peninsula and as far north as Lake Simcoe. Feature speaker at the day-long event was Miss Joan Notting, missionary administrator with the Board of World Missions, who works in India. She wore a beautiful blue sari throughout the day. Pastor Clinton Rohr, of Grace 61 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, gov: _301 1972 I INTEND TO CONTINUE IN MY POSITION AS MAYOR OF YOUR MUNICIPALITY. I BELIEVE THE COUNCIL WITH WHICH I HAVE SERVED HAS DONE A COMME’NDABLE JOB OF INITIAT- INC AND EXPANDING SERVICES IN OUR ENLARGE'D MUNICIPALITY. THE TOWN WILL REQUIRE EXPERIENCED POLICY MAKERS TO CONTINUE THIS WORK TO ENSURE PROPER INTEGRATION OF THESE SERVICES AND OF NEW CITIZENS AS YOUR MUNICIPALITY GROWS. FOR THE INFORMATION OF ALL CITIZENS I WOULD LIKE TO REVIEW MY BACKGROUND AND EXPERIENCE SO THAT YOU CAN PERSONALLY DECIDE WHETHER I DESERVE YOUR CON- FIDENCE AND VOTE. Sports Involvement: TO THE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND HILL, A COMMENT FROM WILLIAM C. LAZENBY, Your Mayor Background: Education: Community Involvement: I believe by using the above noted studies that the progress which has been demonstrated over the last 2 years in this municipality can continue and at a rate compatible with economical taxation levels. It At university involved in basketball and la- crosse. Locally I sponsor 2 hockey teams: Allencourt Pharmacy Novice House League Team, Allen- court Pharmacy Tyke “Pill Rollers” Town Team. 2 soccer teams: Lazenby Leaders â€" boys" “squirts” house league team: and Lazenzy Lassies â€" girls‘ house league team. A softball team: Allencourt Pharmacy Girls’ Softball Team. My wife and I were members of the Richmond Hill Curling Club until our time would not allow continuance. I am also a charter memâ€" ber of the Richmond Hill Racquet Club. Served my apprenticeship with G. Tamblyn Ltd. 1952. Graduated from College of Pharm- acy, University of Toronto 1957. Member of the Ontario and Canadian Pharmacists’ Assoc- iation. Former Rector's Warden of St. Gabriel's (Anglican) 1961-62. Past President York County Pharmacist As- sociation. Presently serve as Chairman Executive Com- mittee York Central Branch. Order of St. John (Ambulance). Council Representative on York (‘entral Hos- pital Board 1967-1972. Born in Kingston, Ontario, 1932. Raised and educated in Belleville, Ontario. Married in 1952, former Evelyn E. Huber. Moved to Richmond Hill in August 1957. Resided at 433 North Taylor Mills Drive. Moved to 24 Knollside Drive in 1969 where I Have owned and operated Allencourt Pharmacy Ltd. at 417 Markham Road at Bayview Ave. since 1959. Employ 20 Richmond Hill citi- ens on a full and part time basis. presently reside. Three children, Carolynne 15, Christine 12, Bill 8. St. Paul '5 lutheran Women Host Fall Assembly Political Experience Background: will require the co-operation, participation and understanding of each individual citizen. I believe I know your concerns but I will always be available to listen to your problems and am sure Council will Served as Class President in both High School and University. Represented Pharmacy as Assistant Student Administrative Council Representative. Member Committee of Adjustment Richmond Hill 1960, 1961, 1962. Chairman Committee of Adjustment Richmond Hill 1963. Councillor Town of Richmond Hill 1964, 1965, 1966-67, 1968-69. Mayor Town of Richmond Hill 1970. Mayor Town of Richmond Hill and Regional Representative 1971-72. Commissioner 1970 Richmond Hill Board of Police Commissioners. Commissioner 1970-72 Richmond Hill Hydro Commission. Commissioner 1971-72 Vaughan Township Hydro Commission. Vice Chairman Health & Social Service Com- mittee Regional Municipality of York. Vice Chairman Board of Management York while in operation. Served as Chairman Negotiating Committee re Manor Home for the Aged. Vice Chairman York Regional Health Unit. Served as Vice Chairman Personnel Committee Life Member: Public Health Nurses Union. 7 Director Hospital Purchasing Inc. Member of 1967 Centennial Committee. Ex Officio and active member of Centennial ’73 Committee. Honorary Member: International Softball Association, Ontario Soccer Association, Royal Canadian Legion Richmond Hill Branch 375. Honorary Director: Richmond Hill Rams Junior “A” hockey club, Oak Ridges Kings Junior C hockey club. In the above picture, taken during the luncheon break, are (left to right) President Mrs. Donald Brewer, Eastern Synodical Unit LCW; Pastor Rohr; Miss Notting; Secretary Mrs. Paul Anonen, Central District; District Chairman Mrs. Elnora Meadowcroft of Burlington and President Mrs. John Ash. St. Paul’s, Richmond Hill LCW. was personally on behalf of Council involved with the original establishment of Senior Citizen Housing in Richmond Hill and as Council Representative was an original member of the committee which established a Day Care Centre in Richmond Hill which was the model for the Region of York. Richmond Hill Arena Association and have been a Council representative Richmond Hill Arena Board 1964 - 1972. Lutheran Church, Oakville, conducted the afternoon Bible study and musical selections were presented by the Harmon- aires of Keswick and Soloist Joan Plume. ) I .5- w- Studio) Works Sports give you proper hearing and act accordingly. Centennial Year will cap 100 years of incorporation 3f the Town of Richmond Hill. I invite you to participate in the celebrations and I expect that Works PROJECTS COMPLETED DURING 1971-72 TERM OF RICHMOND HILL COUNCIL PROJECTS INITIATED OR UNDERWAY ks Projects 1. Municipal Offices - extension to basement and first floor. _ _ _ 2. Weldrick Rd. - construction in asoc. With Crosby Park Change House - dressing room and kitchen and storage facilities for tennis. softball, soccer. BAIF. Maple Grove and Aubrey Ave. reconstruc- tion. Street lighting programme â€" Oak Ridges and Lake Wilcox areas - inter- section and regional roads. . In co-operation with Regional Municipality of York - Bathurst St. (Elgin Mills Sideroad to King Sideroad) construction expropria- tion. Maple Sideroad (Yonge St. to Keele) con- struction - expropriating: sidewalk - north side of Vaughan Road (Yonge to Trench). York Central Hospital - new addition (123 to 400 beds). _ In co-operation with Province of Ontario - Pre-engineering and construction of Yonge St. (No. 11) from Markham Rd. to No. 7. Richmond Hill Centennial Swimming Pool - completely enclosed. Richmond Hill Bond Lake Arena ’72 - new. Richmond Hill Town Park Arena ’23 - re- habilitated, expanded, new ice surface, roller skating. and associated buildincrs n Projects Reconstruction of Yonge Street - Markham Road north. Sewage Treatment Plant Holding Tank. Development of Well Site No. 6 and hook up to system. North Don Sanitary Trunk Sewer and Sewage Treatment Plant (Langstaff). Street Lighting Programme - Oxford Street. Browndale Sanitary Sewer - correction and reconstruction. Gentry Crescent Sanitary Sewer - correction. Extension of Puccini Drive & Poplar. Corrected curve - Roosevelt Dr. Crosby Avenue Sidewalk - Yonge to Bay- view Ave. In co-operation with Regional Municipality of York - King Sideroad reconstruction (side- walk north side). Admitting the 12:30 am charges in the court the week before were: Peter Ross. 21. of 161 Banff Road and Robert Hooey, 19. of Glenam Avenue. They also were fined $25. called Police said there were "No Trespassing“ signs at both entrances to the yard. When caught the youths refused to identify themselves until after another constable and Charles MacLean. 18. of 590 Souden Avenue Nov- ember 16 pleaded innocent but was convicted after Pro- vincial Judge Russell Pearse heard evidence from CN Po- lice during trial. MacLean was fined $25. Motorcyclists Fined Riding At CN Yard Three Metro youths were fined recently in Richmond Hill Court for riding their motorcycles in the CN’s Concord Rail Yard Septem- ber 22 in Vaughan Town without permission. CN special agenrtawere w VOTE â€"mDEC. 4th a hard-working, cons ‘ L ' ; COUNCIERR BOB HOUGHTON Robert G. Houghton MRS. TRUSTEE ON THE YORK COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION is interested in education RICHMOND HILL TEACHER RE-ElECT FOR INFORMATION PHONE 884-1306 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. together we will continue to provide the amenities for which we have established a warm respect and continuing reputation of citizen and community in- volvement. ‘fifi I / I Many studies have been done or initiated recently which will make the foregoing possible. These in- clude: PROJECTS WHICH I BELIEVE ARE OF PRIORITY IN THE NEAR FUTURE PROJECTS UNDER CONSTRUCTRION Sports and Associated Projects Hall St. Social liaison committee between council and newly developed areas. Promotion of industrial development north of Elgin Mills Rd. Reconstruction and/or storm servicing and curbing of designated collector roads, Le. Centre St. and others. Additional central parking facilities. United Appeal on a Regional Basis. Staged growth of all new development with Arena ’74 in Richvale area. Sanitary services in Richvale area. Reconstruction of Mill Street â€" Bathurst St. to proper integration of citizens and services Increased police surveillance and protection. Establishment of a passive type park as z Centennial '73 project. Ave. Railway underpass on Markham Rd. Community facilities Lake Wilcox. Reconstruction of Elizabeth St. Park. Regional Sewage & Water Facilities from Lake Ontario. Opening of Palmer Ave. from Cedar to Lennox Library Branch Oak Ridges area. Fire Hall Oak Ridges Area. ~ Development Recreational Facilities at Ozark . Tennis Courts, Crosby Park (4) lighted. . Mill Pond Development. . National Sports Centre Complex and Domed Stadium. Proposed to Stadium Committee. R.H. Transit Study - Kates, Peat & Marwick. Oak Ridges Municipal Water Supply Exten- sion to Lake Wilcox. RH. Legion Branch No. 375, new home. Civic Centre. Servicing of Industrial and Commercial Lands (north of Elgin Mills Rd.) Marshall Macklin Monaghan Ltd. Roads and Service Needs Study - McCormick, Rankin & Associates. Municipal Maintenance Management Study - Woods, Gordon. R.H. Retail Sales Study â€" Kates, Peat & Marwick WARD 2 FOR