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Monday to Thursday Friday and Saturday Sundays and Holidays Senior Recruitment Officer Personnel Branch ‘ fl Ministry of the Environment 135 St. Clair Ave. West Ontario Toronto, Ontario M4V 1P5 Competition En 282 CLOSING DATE: October 3, 1973. The Project Operations Branch requires an Operator to observe and adjust equipment used in the treatment and distribution of water at the Town of Markham Water Treat- ment Plant. The successful candidate will also be required to assist in the maintenance of the equipment and buildings. QUALIFICATIONS: Grade 10 education; some electrical and mechanical maintenance experience; a valid Ontario Driver’s License; good physical condition. Applications may be obtained at the Town of Markham Plant. Applicants are requested to reply to: Mr. B. Toporowski, P. Eng., 56 Yonge Street North, Richmond Hill, Ontario. I“““““““- Apply F“““““““‘ Duties: To perform Heavy Kitchen Duties and some Janitorial Duties in Kitchen area. Qualifications: Grade 9 or equivalent. Appli- cants must be in good health and phys- ical condition. Registered Nurse: Part-time, starting hourly rate 83.95 Qualifications: Applicants must be registered in the Province of Ontario. Experience in Geriatrics would be ,a desirable asset. Kitchen Porter: Full-time, starting hourly rate $2.54 $8,600.00 per annum. To assist the Director of Accounting in prep- aration of financial statements, analysis of accounts, supervision of staff and other gen- eral accounting duties. Qualifications: Secondary Sc h 0 ol Honours Graduation Diploma. Second or third year student in a recognized course in accountancy. Must have a minimum of three years accounting experience, preferably in municipal government. Apply in writing before October 1, 1973 to: Personnel Co-ordinator The Regional Municipality of York Box 147, Newmarket, Ontario Accounting Clerk III - Starting Salary to a Consulting Engineer. Send written applications by October 5th, 1973 and indicate date available and salary expected to: The Town of Richmond Hill requires a Mun- icipal Inspector to perform inspection on municipal works related to sewers, water- mains, roads, sidewalks, etc. The applicant should have a background of at least 3 years’ experience in this field with a municipality or MUNICIPAL INSPECTOR TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL TREASURY DEPARTMENT l\h¢ I HURHI‘ I CHINESE FOOD 1%. MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF YORK YORK MANOR HOME FOR THE AGED Town Of Markham Water Treatment Plant Personnel Co-ordinator The Regional Municipality of York Box 147, Newmarket, Ontario THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALTY OF YORK $152.00 to $165.00 per week OPERATOR in writing before October 1, 1973 to: RESTAURANT -lé STAFF REQUIREMENTS STAFF REQUIREMENT Richmond Hill STORE HOURS 96 YONGE ST. N. Our Chinese food is treshLy prepared and individually cooked to your order. Special attention to your parties. TAKE OUT SERVICE. PICK UP & HOME DELIVERY PHONE 884-8185-6 â€" 4 pm. to 1 am. â€" 4 pm. to 2 am. â€" 4 pm. to Midnight AURORA: Septic tanks in the proposed Elderberry Hills Subdivision on Yonge Street could possibly inter- fere with the toWn's water table. council has learned. The 100-acre subdivision on a portion of the James E1- der Farm is proposed by5 Mustang Financial Corpora- tion of Willowdale, of which former ‘North Yoi‘k Mayor James Service is a principal. Special consideration will again be given to boards faced with declining enrol- ments during 1974, said Wells. The ministry recogni- zes that such boards are faced with certain fixed costs (for example interest on debentures, maintenance of board property, etc.) which do not decrease when enrolment declines. Ceilings have made it ne- cessary for school boards to make hard decisiohs, said Wells, and the vast majori- ty of boards in the province had managed to keep within the ceilings without lowe- ring standards and quality of education. He said the public has almost without exception supported the principle of keeping increa- ses in educational spending under control. The Minister justified provincial imposed ceilings by pointing out that between 1967 and 1970, prior to es- tablishment of the ceilings, the per pupil expenditures for elementary and seconda- ry students increased by 13.1 percent per year. Since cel- lings came into effect in 1970 the annual rate of in- crease has been held at 7.5 percent. Elementary schools will receive grants of $683 per pupil registered in 1974 â€" an increase of $53, and se- condary schools will be get- ting $1,210 for each student registered, an increase of $80 over the allocation for 1973. This works out to in- creases of 8.41 and 7.08 per- cent respectively. Expenditure ceilings for boards of education will be increased by an average of 7.9 percent next year, Edu- cati‘on Minister Thomas Wells announced recently. The increase, said Wells, is intended to assist boards affected by inflation in pro- viding equal opportunities for all students. School Grant To Increase Dynes‘ hurler Wally Dick had little trouble in going the nine-inning route allowing four hits while striking out eight batters. Losing pitcher was starter Clive Gregory for Winston Park. The Jewellers drove out 10 hits including a homerun by George Teasdale enroute to the win. Second and possibly last game is slated for tonight (Thursday) at the town park at 8:30 pm. Richmond Hill Dynes Jew- ellers made it look awfully easy Tuesday night as they whomped Winston Park Cat- erers 9-1 in the first of their Toronto and District Major Fastball League best-of-three finals. Jewellers Win Final Opener By 9-] Over Winston Park Experienced in flier-mo plastic moulding. in- jection or blow mould- ing with basic know- ledge of tool mainten- ance. Salary commen- surate with experience. Apply to Box 55. "The Liberal”. York North Federal Conservative Candidate Stephen Roman is in the midst of a sea of faces at the September 7 giant barbecue held at his Unionville farm. In the above photo Mr. Roman is seen in the background as he and part SET-UP MECHANIC Richmond Hill Catcher Bob The teachers were used mainly to free regular class- room teachers for remedial work with small groups of students. In addition, 14 school aides were employed to work with teachers in the classroom and to handle other duties aSSigned them. Work was carried out on a new audio-visual catalogue at the film library, while the latter was categorized and annotated. Clerical help was hired to score a variety of standar- dized tests for students, while a librarian catalogued and prepared 215 books for A total of 11 teachers was employed under the provin- cial-municipal Employment Incentive Program for 1972- 73, it was reported at a meeting of York County Board of Education last week. Total cost of the program was $74,949, with the board rec_e}ving all but $3,489. Employment Incentive Plan Finds Work For H Teachers And Others Winston Park got its only run in the bottom half of the same inning as they loaded the bases on two singles and a walk. Dick got the next two batters on a fielder’s choice but then walked Bob B‘odkin Bob Smith started it off with a single, went to second on a throwing error, and came home on Russell's douâ€" ble. Shelston then doubled Russell in and also scored as Teasdale drove out a home- run on the first pitch. Shelston led the hit parade with three hits in four trips to the plate including five runs-batted-in. He was fol- lowed by Dave Russell who knocked home three. The game was scoreless until the fourth inning when the Jewellers broke through for four big ones. BRETHOUR REALTY SERVICES LTD. REALTOR required for new branch in Aurora, Ontario. ExperIenced or inexperienced but must have the des1re to succeed. AIDS SUCH AS: 0 Mortgage Department 0 Trade-In & Guarantee Plan 0 New Subdivisions and Resales O ICI and Foreign Department 0 Career Development Department (to help staff and train sales personnel) Remuneration negotiable and commensurate with experience. Let’s discuss it! Medical Orderly: One required. Good health and the ability to work with Senior Citizens. Some medi- cal experience would be an asset. Starting wages $3.00 per hour. YORK MANOR HOME FOR THE AGED Apply in writing before October 1, 1973 to: Personnel Co-ordinator The Regional Municipality of York Box 147, Newmarket, Ontario HEAD OFFICE 319 LAKESHORE RD. E PORT CREDIT, ONT. REAI. ESTATE MANAGER THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF YORK Mrs. Myshok. call collect 278-3371 Huge Turnout Roman Barbeque/ BR ETHOUR REMTY SERVICES LTD. REALTOR â€"' I5 officeil Mmem Ontario 15 offices in Southern Ontario A two-man crew put all desks held in storage at Lloyds School in to usable condition and refinished the wooden tops of 300 of them. A survey of school buil- dings was carried out, and exterior and interior mea- surements of 23 schools were completed. with floor and site plans drawn up on 11 of them. All surplus textbooks in the system were classified and listed, withv usable books made available to schools for the June text- book distribution. Other projects included exterior and interior pain- ting of 18 schools by a five- man crew, and a cleanaup of grounds at 11 schools by a 13-man crew. Annotated bibliographies on the teaching of reading and early childhood edu- cation, were also prepared. circulation in the board’s professional librdry. It was also his third rbi of the night. The Jewellers got two more runs in the fifth as Dick singled, Derek Kinnersley walked. Dick was forced at third on a fielder’s choice. Smith sacrificed runners to second and third. Russell was walked intentionally only to have Shelston drive in two runners with a single. Richmond Hill got its final three runs in the seventh as Mickey Hancock. singled and Smith and Russell were safe on errors. Shelston then came through with his third hit of the night to drive in two more. Teasdale then drove Russell in with the final run on an infield out. to force in a run. He then got Keith Warling to ground out to end the inning. of the huge crowd of 1,500 enjoy the show of Trixit the magician. A prominent Canadian industrialist Mr. Roman has long taken a leading interest in our national affairs. l1 GIANT WAREHOUSE TO SERVE YOI. KINGSTON ' KITCHENER ‘ OTTAWA ' l WETON ' WILLOWALE ‘ MISSISSAUGA BARRIE ’ HAMILTON ‘ SUDBURY ‘ BUR S1“ CATHARINES ‘ GATINEAU POINT ' NEWMARKET: A $1.5 million sewage treatment plant expansion will be paid for in cash by this town, council has decided. The ne- cessary money will come from developers wishing to subdivide‘ The town still owes $500,000 on the deben- ture raised for the existing plant. SEPTEMBER 29, SATUR- DAY, 10 am to 12 noon â€" Rummage Sale, St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Keele Street South, Maple. c2w12 CALL SEPTEMBER 27, THURS- DAY. 8 pm â€"â€" Richvale’s monthly Euchre, 31 Spruce Avenue. Admission $1. Re- freshments. These Euchres are held every 4th Thursday of every month. c2w12 EXHIBITION of Oil Painting by H. A. Ellam. Home of Angela and Robert Leach, Vandorf Sideroad, 2 miles east of Vandorf Village. Sat. and Sun.. 1-6 pm. c2w12 SEPTEMBER 26, WEDNES- DAY, 1:30 pm to 3:30 pm -â€" Garage Sale and Auction. Toys, dishes, good used cloth- ing, books, skates and Bake Sale, 37 Silver Aspen Drive, Thornhill. Proceeds to char- ity. c1w12 SEPTEMBER 23, SUNDAY, 11 am and 7:30 pmâ€"Carrville United Church Anniversary Service. Guest speaker both services. Rev. Jack F. Bush- ell, B.A., B.D., Meladonte Singers, evening service. Re- freshments. c1w12 DAY. 10 am to 12 pmâ€"Rum- mage Sale at St. Gabriel‘s Church, Bayview and Crosby, Kinette Club. c1w12 SEPTEMBER 22, SATUR- FREE ESTIMATES WITH NO EASY BUDGET TERMS AND N CHARGES FOR A FULL 90 DA TOWN CALL COLLECT, CALL h Free Shop At Home Service RICHMOND HILL COLLECT SHORTLY (Photos by Susan Samila) THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, Sept. 20, 1973 “DEDICATED to CLEAN LIVING” Open 8 am. to 11 pm. â€" 7 Days a Week â€" THREE LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU â€" 271 BAY THORN AVE. 198 YONGE ST. N. 212 YONGE ST. S. THORNHILL RICHMOND HILL AURORA 460 ELGIN MILLS RD. GIANT WAREHOUSE AT: _,â€"- While you’re here . . . Same Day Dry Cleaning and Shirt Service . , . Custom Drapery, Suede and Leather Cleaning . . . Repairs and Alterations . . . Self-Service Dry Cleaning . . . Free Pickup and Delivery. 884-9211 JACKPOT $500 â€" 54 Nol's RICHMOND HILL LIONS CLUB MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24th WASH 6'1 DRY ' COIN 5 LAUNDRY in 35 minutes , for iusI 55¢ 106 Centre St. East STARTING TIME â€" 8 RM. Early Birds 7:40 pm. 20 REGULAR GAMES â€" 3 SPECIAL GAMES Help Keep Richmond Hill Beautile lIONS HALI. Featuring Frigidaire’s Deep-Cleaning Jet-Action Washer WITHIN 100 MILES