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In Woodbridge, it has been suggested that those ,who are able to drive, be picked up at the Wood- bridge Arena. and those from the senior citizens apartments will still be pic- Mayor Evelyn Buck of Au- rora said that she was "ra- pidly losing confidence" in the administration of York day care Centres, following a report of the health and social services committee. in which chairman, Mayor Wii- liam Lazenby of Rich- mond Hill stated the need for more staff for the centres, and also recom- mended that two staff mem- bers of Newmarket and Dist- rict Day Care Centre be al- lowed to attend a six-day in- tensive training course on precision teaching at York University. Ruth attended Purpleville and Kleinburg Public Schools and received her secondary school education at Langstaff and Thornhill where she grad- uated from the five year business and commerce course. help in work. "Rarely a meeting goes by that some staff member is not being asked to attend some course or another," said Mrs. Buck. This summer the authority has hired 132 secondary and post secondary students to Living up to what the law allows, drew criticism from a couple of sides at a mee- ting of York Regional Coun- cil July 26. She is working this sum- mer as she has for the past two summers in SWEEP (Students Working in Envi- ronmental Enhancement Pro- grams) which is under the Ontario Government’s “Ex- perience ’73" and adminis- tered by Metro Conservation Authority. Since names have been coming in steadily, we have gone ahead and chartered three buses and purchased enough tickets on the grand- stand to accomodate 124 se- nior citizens. This means that some who have hesi- tated to add their names can still do so, and those who were told that their names would be held on a standby basis. will "be added as of now. We plan to contact all of those whose names are on the passenger lists to confirm and to inform of times, etc. Living Up To Law Criticized By Two At Region Meeting Mayor Gladys Rolling of East Gwillimbury, wondered why “we need so many tea- chers.“ There seemed to be a high ratio of teachers to Barbara daughter of Jesse Bryson Vaughan re< her Bachelor in psychology Lutheran Uni named to th1 Roll. On November 1 Waterloo Lutheran will be officially renamed Wilfred Laurier as it becomes a provincial uni- versity. Three Busloads Of Seniors To See And Hear Pipe Bands Our family is back home again after our holiday (?)â€" at least mothers have trouble distinguishing just what they are on. We toured the Boston area and coped with the notorious traffic which I think must be just about im- possible to navigate in unless This is the last week’s Li- beral before the ’senior citi- zens head for the exhibition and the grandstand perfor- mance of the Scottish World Festival. August 16. Summer Holidays BARBARA R Bachelor “The Liberal” is always willing to publish items regarding people and ev ents contributed by its readers in Maple, Concord, Teston, Kleinburg. Maple, please phone Mrs. Eva Hawkins at 832-2314; in Concord, Mrs. Carol Cole, 669-2602; in Kleinburg, telephone or write Mrs. Margaret Lade, at “The Liberal”, 884-1105. Maple, Kleinburg, Concord And Teston News 3101‘ of Arts logy from W University. E the Dean's their conservation ra Ruth of Mr. z on of the recently RUTH BRYSON ‘r Of Arts 3 Ruth Bryson. ' Mr. and Mrs. 1 of the Town of ecently received. r of Arts degree :y from Waterloot liversity. She was he Dean's Honor, nber 1 Waterloo 'ill be officially llfred Laurier as‘ ts degree Waterloo . She was '5 Honor Under the act. the youn- ger the pupils. the greater the ratio of teachers. With that as the criterion, the York day care centres were understaffed Mr. La- zenby said. Several people in the King City area are planning to take the September 8 Travelways Tour to Vancou- ver, Victoria and the Wes- tern United States. They are hoping that a few more from the area will go along to make a nice sized group from home to enjoy the trip with. Since there are still very few names on the chartered bus to the Sudbury Senior Citizens‘ Convention, serious consideration is being given to cancellation unless some way is fonud to add ‘25 more passengers in the next week. For information on all of the above, call Mrs. Louise Cooper at 832-2408. Mayor Lazenby said Mrs. Rolling should ask her pro- vincial Government repre- sentative that question. “We go by the act (Public Healt Act) and this is what they require." “If we're so understaffed, how can we afford to send teachers to all these courses? Who's looking after the children?" asked Mayor Buck. children. she said Mr. Lazenby said teachers were needed to fill in on ho- lidays and during seminars. Mayor Margaret Britnell of King Township said she understood the limits im- posed in hiring teachers were outside limits; they didn't mean that it was ne- cessary to hire all the people suggested under the act. Those who might be plan- ning to pick up seniors on their return could expect them home sometime around midnight or later. Maybe he could have somebody from the provin- cial department of health come up and interpret the act, suggested Mayor Lazen~ by. Guaranty ’Ifi'ust is now paying 81:5? interest on one year Guaranteed Investment Certificates. You can buy a one year Guaran- teed Investment Certificate in any amount over 8500. 6““1'33K4 Incidentally, Ontario is to be complimented on its clean- liness, especially along the highways. Since there were seven of us travelling, we took picnic lunches with us most places, especially trav- elling down and back. The situation is appalling along the roads. there just wasn't a clean, comfortable spot to eat and many restautants don't seem to be much better. They say that Toronto is the clean- est city in North America and now I say a hearty AMEN. Council approved the re- port. ked up there you are halfway familiar with the place. Member Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation Boston is ancient, by our IN THE VILLA GE 0F MAPLE 44 Yonge Street South, 884-1188 l‘“=‘.‘.?.‘:.“.:.‘.?“‘| 30B Yonge St. S., Richmond Hill I . . E 10th Anniversary Special ! I Orders Over $5: Free Chicken Fried Rice I ‘ Orders Over $10: Free Sweet and Sour Balled ' Chicken Free Fortune Cookies Egg Rolls Regular 30¢ Each SPECIAL - 20¢ Each Effective from Monday, July 30, 1973 to Friday, August 31, 1973 Free Delivery - 10% Off on Pick-Up Orders L AFTER 4 RM. ““““““I‘ Environment Minister James pointed out that the board does not recommend on technical suitability but considers sites only on socio- economic viewpoints. He said the waste management branch would recommend the Liverpool site for immediate use on the basis of technical data. It is north of Conces- sion 3 between a CPR Line and a hydro corridor at Liverpool Road and will re- quire road relocation. The proposed Brock North and Brock South sites lie south of Highway 7, spanning Con- cession 5 and reaching almost to Concession 4. Three Sanitary landfill Sites In Pickering Get Approval A three-to-‘five year solu- tion of Metro Toronto's garb- age disposal problem has been made possible by a re- cent report of ’the Environ- mental Hearing Board which recommends approval of all three sanitary landfill sites in Pickering Township with the exception of a small por- tion of the North Brock site. Metro must obtain approval from the Ontario Municipal Board before it can develop any site for landfill purposes, so these recommendations do not necessarily mean that the sites will be used for this purpose. At present, the Minister said, the branch does not A must if you are history- minded is walking the Free- dom Trail. The trail is identified by red bricks in- serted in the side walks along the two mile trek through the old section of downtown Bos- ton. The trail starts at the historic Park Street Church (which we attended on Sun- day) and ends at the market where the very famous mar- ket vendors restaurant, Dur- gin Park is located. It is well worth the one hour line-up just to eat in this unique atmosphere and taste the cheap succulent, fresh fare. Another restaurant, this in sharp contrast to Durgin Park is Anthony's Pier Four. As its name indicates it is located out on the pier, next to the pier which the ocean liners use (pier five). At standards at least, and offers many unique landmarks. the Christian Science Mother Church is new but is world famous and then there are the many old churches and secular buildings. â€" Take Out Chinese Food â€" I Phone: 884-1136, 884-1137 Branches across Canada. have complete technical data on the two Brock sites and is still concerned about the proximity of Brock North to the proposed Pic- kering airport (where birds attracted by the dumped garbage could be a potential danger). A further report on these two sites is expected within a month. “Should ap- proval be issued, it can be made conditional as to time or any other restriction deemed in the public inte~ rest,“ Mr. Auld said. One spot on the North Shore that you can‘t miss is Rockport, an artists com- munity situated on a penin- sula with the ocean every- where. The streets are one The Liverpool site would provide Metro with a three- to-five year landfill scheme and give opportunity to the megopolis to develop a prac- tical approach to waste rec- lamation and recycling. A joint Metra-Provincial pilot reclamation plant was re- cently proposed by the M1- nistry as part of the ulti- mate solution to Metro’s waste disposal problems. But realization of this pro- posal is still some years in the future, if ever. The landfill sites will also ac- commodate the waste dis- posal for the Township of Pickering and the Town of Ajax as well as the North Pickering Community when it comes into being. My most enjoyable mo- ments were spent along the ocean, especially the rocky coast at Magnolia, Massa- chusetts. The tragedy is that most of the beach is private, you sort of have to beg or sneak your way in. Appar- ently most of New England's good beach areas are private- ly owned. Let's hope the Ontario Government pursues its intentions, not to let this happen here. night the lights on the harbor and the passing ships are ex- tremely beautiful especially to us land lovers and the ser- vice, food especially the sea food, and extras are nearly unlimited. For instance. if you are celebrating a birth- day or anniversary, they sup- ply the cake lit up with a candle and all. SELL YOUR UNWANTABLES PHONE 884-1105 The concert runs from 7 to 9 pm and will feature Latin American music with Rafael Nunez and his orchestra. Remember the Sunday Night Band Concerts August 12 at the community centre park (behind the community centre) not at the Maple Grove Park as some people have been confused before. If you have not met Jim, he is the new Town of Vaughan Councillor from Maple and seems to be doing a great job especially repre- senting the views of Maple residents and ascertaining what is the best policy for the town as a whole. Park Band Concerts car wide and jammed with people touring the many shops crowded together, sell- in‘g most everything imagin- able from preserved fish. artistic creations and even a shop specializing in extrava- gant and unusual Christmas decorations. I think our children were the most hap- py with their bags of smelly shells and whatever. They were most disappointed that their live creatures died in the 'bag. June and Jim Cameron of 23 Weller Crescent are happy to have a new son, Andrew. He was born in York Central Hospital July 28 and is a brother for Jimmie and Cathy. S 22 14.5 oz. ‘Fwestone BEST BUY! 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NEWMARKET: John Vanden Bergh of Davis Drive has been hired by Town Council to be assistant to the zoning administrator and building inspector. Mr. Vanden Bergh is a brother of councillor Henry Vanden Burgh. He starts work August 20. BIG VOLUME BEST BUY 15 cycles: Parmanenl pron normal, dehcale. soak and extra wafih. firestone l7