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o commence duties at the tersection of John Street ‘nd Henderson Avenue. Duties require 2 hours per ay. Rate of pay - $6.00 er day. TARR. Charles Herbert â€" In Hospital, Saturday,' February 2, 1974, Charles Starr, beloved husband of the late Clara of Toronto, dear brother of Edna (Mrs. R. W. Harris). Richmond Hill. Dr. F. A. E. Starr, London and the late Ronald ‘ H.. Alida and Marion (Mrs. A. L. Langfordll A family service was held on Mon- day afternoon, February 4. ‘1974. Cremation. c1w32 OLLARD, George L. (Depâ€"l uty Chief of Richmond Hill Volunteer Firefighters) â€"-Suddenly at his home in Richmond Hill, on Wed- nesday evening, January 30, 1974. beloved husband of Lovica Wigmore, dear father of George Barry. and Sandra (Mrs. Anthony Lott); grandfather of Rus- sell and Denise, brother of William F. and son of Mrs. Helen Pollard. Rested at the Marshall Funeral ‘Home. 126 Yonge St. N., Richmond Hill. Service was held Saturday. Inter- ment Richmond Hill Presâ€" byterian Cemetery. c1w32 HOMSON, Harry Williamâ€" At Willows Nursing Home, Wednesday. January 30. 1974. Harry Thomson, dear brother of Mrs. Bessie Gillies and Eloise (Mrs. Fred Ward). Rested at the Marshall Funeral Home} 126 Yonge St. North. Rich- mond Hill. Service was held Friday. Interment in Prospect Cemetery. clw32 USSELL, Cecil Grant ~â€" At North"York General Hospital, on, Monday. Feb- ruary 4, 1974, Cecil Rus- sell. beloved husband of Eileen Tierney. dear father of Paul of Stouff- ville and Anne (Mrs. P. Bryersl of Melbourne, Australia, brother of John. .Alfred, Ina (Mrs. L. Mac- orowski), Percy and Allan. Mr. Russell rested at the B. E. Ring Funeral Home, 7783 Yonge St. (at Hwy. 78). Thornhill. Service was held in Holy Trinity Anglican Church. Brooke St, Thornhill. Wednesday. Cremation. Flowers grate- fully declined. Donations may be made to the York- Toronto T.B.‘ & R.D. As- sociation. clw32 UDSON, Archie Cliffordâ€" Suddenly at Richmond Hill, on Sunday, Febru- ary 3, 1974, Archie Hudâ€" sén, beloved husband of the late Evelyn, dear father of Marjorie and Joan Evelyn (Mrs. Frank Hawker). Rested at the Marshall Funeral Home, 126 Yonge St. N., Richâ€" mond Hill. Service was held Tuesday. Interment Richmond Hill Presbyter- ian Cemetery. c1w32 ‘UMMERSALL. Alfred S.â€" Suddenly as the result of a motor accident on Fri- day evening. February 1, 1974, Fred Gummersall, beloved husband of Dor- othy Stephenson of Rich- mond Hill, dear father of Paul, John and Cheryl. son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gummersall and brother of Alfreida (Mrs. Bruce Munshaw) and Audrey (Mrs. Howard Smith). Rested at the Marshall Funeral Home, 126 Yonge St. N., Richmond Hill. Service was' held in St. Mary’s Anglican Church, Richmond Hill, Tuesday. Inte r m e nt Westminster Cemetery. c1w32 ‘OXSEE, Anne Isabel â€" At her residence in Richmond Hill on Saturday, Febru- ary 2, 1974. Anne.‘ beloved wife of William E. Dox- see, dear mother of Lor- raine Mulligan, Dennis O’- Shea, Gary, Keith and Brenda. Rested atothe Marshall Funeral Home‘ 126 Yonge St. N., Rich- mond Hill. Service was held Tuesday 10 am. Cre- mation. c1w32 WANTED SCHOOL ROSSING GUARD ‘AVIES, John S. â€" At York County Hospital on Friday, February 1, 1974, John Davies, beloved husband of the late Rosa Gowan, dear father of Frank Davies. Oak Ridges. Rested at the Marshall Funeral Home. 126 Yonge St. N., Rich- mond Hill. Service was held Sunday afternoon February 3, 1974. Inter- ment _Woodstock Cemetery. g1w32 TOWN OF MARKHAM each more prospects faster. Save time . . money. Enthu- ? 3‘11!!! 3111 { O __ ‘ ’ EVIEISv {9}"1 : HIEIngaNg‘e Merge-lingo 833‘ IBERAL CLASSIFIED ADS Please Contact Personnel Office Town of Markham 8911 Don Mills Road Markham Phone - 297-1900 887-5577 Jfinflhrnming marriagw Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mabley of 'Thornhill, are happy to announce the forth- coming marriage of their daughter Patricia Ellen to Rodney Garnet. son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Doran of Maple. Marriage to take place March 9. 1974 at Christ The King Lutheran Church. Thornhill with pastor Arnold Weigel officiating. c1w32 Mr. and Mrs. D. McDowell of Richmond Hill are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter Lynn to Ian McKinlay. son of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. McKinlay of Richmond Hill. Marriage will take place in the Spring of 1975. c1w32 Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Porter of Richmond Hill are proud to announce the forth- coming marriage of their daughter Janet to Mr. Rich- ard Morton, son of Mr. and Mrs. .T. Morton of Stroud. Marriage to take place Feb- ruary 16, 1974 at Emmanuel Anglican Church MacKay Drive. Richvale. c1w32 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Oliver. Maple, Ontario, wish to announce the engagement of their eldest daughter sandra Jean to Mr. John Burton Grass. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Grass, Kingston, Ontario. Marriage to take place on June 15, 1974 in Richmond H i l l Baptist Church. c1w32 Engagrmmta ZUBACSâ€"Habpiness is hav- ing a new son, Patricia (nee Falconer) and Victor announce with love the safe arrival of Andrew Justin Victor at George- town Memorial Hospital on January 29, 1974. A spar- ring partner for Nicholas and second grandson for Mr. and Mrs. V. Tarkington of Richmond Hill and Mr. and Mrs. N. Zubacs of To- ronto. *lw32 TRAUPMANN â€"â€" Susan and John are pleased to anâ€" nounce the arrival of their daughter Sonja, 6 lbs.. 5% 025. on January 20, 1974 at York Central Hospital. Sister for 3 year old An- gela. Appreciation and many thanks to Dr. Socol. c1w32 WALDEN â€" Chad Anthony is proud to announce the arrival of his baby brother Adam Van on January 31, 1974, at 7:55 pm. 6 lbs.. 13 023., in York Central Hos- pital. Proud parents are Anthony and Barbara (nee Hillaby) Walden. HAMMOND â€" Wayne and Norma are pleased to an- nounce the arrival of their daughter Kimberly Anne, 7 lbs. 15 025., February 2, 1974 at York Central Hos- pital. A sister for Clayton. Thanks to Dr. 80001 and the nursing staff on the third floor. c1w32 Contract 15-74-1 SEALED TENDERS, properly marked, will be received by the Regional Clerk until 11:00 A.M. EST. on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19th, 1974 for the removal of trees and stumps at var- ious locations on Regional Roads. A marked cheque for the sum of One Thous- and Dollars ($1,000.00) shall accompany each tender. Tender Forms, Information to Bidders and Specifications may be obtained at the office of the Engineering Department, The Reg- ional Municipality of York, on the Don Mills Road, one and one-quarter miles North of the Aurora Side Road, (Postal address: P.O. Box 296, Newmarket, Ontario L3Y 4X1). Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders shall be delivered to the Clerk's Of- fice, 62 Bayview Avenue, North Entrance, 2nd Floor, Newmarket, Ontario L3Y 4W9. Garfield E. Wright, Robert N. Vernon, Chairman Regional Clerk has openings for experienced r Girl/Boy Friday for plant production office, , typing essential. Experienced cost accountant for direct costing. 4 Experienced maintenance mechanics and full time janitor for factory and office cleaning. Factory help required for afternoon and midnight shifts. APPLY 95 NEWKIRK SOUTH RICHMOND HILL - 9 AM to 5 PM TENDERS FOR 'I'REE REMOVAL THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF YORK VCA CANADA FORMOLD PLASTIC c] W32 Charlie No one will ever know. Each time we see his picture, It seems.to smile and say, Don’t cry I‘m only sleeping, We‘ll meet again someday. â€" Always remembered and never forgotten by Laura. Chuckie. Helen, Jim and family. *1w32 The McElhinney family would like to thank all their kind friends, neighbors and relatives for their many acts of thoughtfulness and com- forting words during the re- cent loss of their son, Paul. c1w32 WHITE â€" In loving memory of a dear husband and father, Charles Henry) who passed away February 8, 1967. . Our hearts still ache With sadness Our secret tears still flow What it meant to lose you Mr. and Mrs, David How- ard are holding Open House on Tuesday, February 12 from 2:30 to 5:00 pm at the Lions Club Hall, 106 Centre St. East, on the occasion of Dave‘s 90th birthday. Come and bring good wishes, I wish to thank Dr. Granger and Dr. McGuire and all the nurses on the second floor for their won- derful care while I was a patient in York Central Hos- pital. Also my family. friends and neighbors for the beautiful flowers. cards. gifts, phone calls and visits. Judy McMahon _ clw32 CARD OF THANKS CARD 0F THANKS The family of the late‘ Mr. Arthur Magee would like to express their thanks and ap- preciation to relatives, friends and neighbors for flowers, cards and many acts of kindness during their recent bereavement. A spec- ial thanks to Father K. Poarse and Father Schwalm and to Dr. P. Jeffreys and Dr. Chow and all the staff at York Central Hospital and also thanks to Mr. Grant Marshall of the Marshall Funeral Home. clw32 CARD OF THANKS him, Some day, we know not when, To clasp his hand in the better land. Never to part again. â€"â€"Sadly missed by Jane and Dave. *1w32 our hearts For yesterday and you. â€"Loving1y remembered by husband and children. c1w32 WHITMARSH â€" In loving memory of a dear father Jack who passed away Fabruary 7, 1969. His smiling way and pleasant each And died beloyed by all. Some day we hope to meet MADALENO â€" In loving memory of a dear wife and mother Elizabeth who passed away February 5. 1972. If we could have one life- time wish One dream that could come true We’d pray to God with all face Are a pleasure to recall; He had a kindly word for OPEN HOUSE *1w32 Rangers Blast Rams Win Going Away 7 - The first phase is expected to see 1,680 housing units, consisting of single family, semi - detached, quadraxes, townhouses and apartments, with 1,146 elementary school pupils and 569 secondary. The Rams just weren’t in the game on this occasion as Lhey were outshot 11-5 in the first period and came out of it trailing 4-2. Things didn’t get better. At_ present, all the single family (85), all the semi- detached (328), all the quad- raxes (112), and 62 of the townhouses have been com- pleted and occupied. It is not expeéted that any high density apartments from phase 1 will be conducted before 1976. In 1974 in Phase 2. it“‘is expected that about'50 single family and 98 semi-detached units will be built, plus a possible 346 townhouses and 175 apartments. This leaves two blocks of land for which the ultimate density hasn’t been decided, the board said. Completion of Phase 2 would bring the number of units up to 2.381, with 1,704 elementary pupils and 93’? secondary. The only glory in the game for the Rams came before the match started when in- divided club awards were presented. On an amendment by Trus- tee Donald Cousens of Mark- ham, the board agreed also to‘authorize the staff to take the necessary steps to speed up the building project in an effort to have it completed at an earlier date than Janu- ary, 1976, the tentative open- ing date. At present, all the single family (85), all the semi- detached, quadraxes, town- houses and apartments, with 1,146 elementary school pu- pils and 569 secondary. York County Board of Edu- cation January 28 approved a staff recommendation to seek building proposal approval in the amount of $806,500 to the Ministry of Education for" a new elementary school in the BAIF Subdivision of Rich- mond Hill. Proposed general attend- ance area for the school would be between Yonge and Bathurst Streets, ‘and be- tween Weldrick Road on the north and Carrville Road on the south. LED SCORING High-scoring Doug Caines and Bruce Anderson led the way with two goals apiece with single contributions from Steve Palmateer, Dave McKelvey and Brian Shutt. Bennie Pedersen and Steve Glover scored for the Rams. The fact that total shots on goal for both teams was even at 30-apiece was slightly misleading. The Rams didn't appear to have that many dangerous shots on Goa-lie Scott Csumrik. And when they did, they couldn’t fol- low up on the rebounds. Brian Stankiwiecz played the first p'eriod for the Rams and gave way to Doug Brum- well in the second. Emm- well finished the game. OMHA Week of January 20 ATOMS Unionville 4. Richvale 0 A defensive lapse in the third period cost Richvale this game. Unionville scor- ed their last two goals with less than three minutes left. PEEWEE ‘ Richvale 4, Bolton 2 Gullo Enterprises scored once in the first period. Di Battista netting the puck helped by Brookes and Cel- sie. In the second Losberg drove the puck home on a pass from Di Battista. Brookes also sank a D1 Bat- tista pass. Bolton closed the gap to one goal but Los- berg put the game on ice when he got his second of the night, McDowell helping. Richvale 2, Aurora 2 In this 'exhibition game Gullo Enterprises scored first with DePiero netting the rubber on a pass from Hobbs. Burke made it 2-0 halfway through the second assisted by DePiero and Hobbs. Aurora made it 2-1 in the second and scored the only ’goal of the third to tie the score. Goalie Chris‘But- ler robbed Aurora on num- erous occasions by coming up with the big saves when called on. Young Canadians 2 Richvale 0 Young Canadians handed Gullo Enterprises their first Public School BAIF Area The Richmond Hill Rams are doing their best to make that scramble for first place in the waning days of the Provincial Junior “A” sched- ule exciting, but not in the way they’d like? to. ,They keep losing to the teams involved in the struggle. Tuesday night it was the now third place North York Rangers gently applying the hammer to the sixth place Rams at Richmond Hill Arena by way of a 7-2 score. . HARTMAN MVP Skating away with a pre- (Held from last week) Richmond Sports Novices Down Baker Sales And Service 5-0 Richvale Minor Hockey Results By FRED SIMPSON ponderance of the accolades was 54-goal man Mike Hart- man w‘ho received the Rich- mond Hill Auto Body Trophy for being top team scorer and the Alliance Sports Trophy for most valuable player. De- fenseman Bennie Pedersen was the recipient of the Alf Stong Memorial Trophy as rookie of the year. The late Mr. Stong was fire chief at the local department for a number of years. SHORT SHOTS The game was a relatively tranquil one with the only game misconduct going to Ernie Takeuchi in the second period. He also received a two-minute interference pen- alty and a 10-minute miscon- duct on the same play. This game was for the grand consolation trophy of the tournament. MIDGET Woodbridge 3, Richvale 1 Steve Ostep .scored the only goal for Cadillac-BAIF assisted by Harold Simpson, who is leading the team in the scoring department, Richvale 5, Bradford 3 It had' been a long time since their last win, but Paul McGeachie with a hat trick led the BAIF boys to a win. He was aided on all three by Robert Sternats. Also scoring were Gary Grath and Greg McDowell Ablett (2). Richvale 6. Sharon 4 Doel got another hat trick to lead Richvale to a win, with singles by Don Prid- ham. Mills and Ablett. Earnâ€" ing assist points were Bailie, Johnson. Kelly, Hartwick, Ablett. Hi‘rano and Middle- ton. Alan Evelyn got Richvale Royals‘ only tally, being set up by David Carmichael and Da'vid Purves. Woodbridge 4, Richvale 3 Richvale scorers were Mike Hegenauer, Evelyn and Scott Spires with help from Spires and Hegenauer. STAYNER TOURNAMENT .Richvale 6, Meaford l Purves and Evelyn shared the. scoring honors in this one, each getting a hat trick. Assists went to Adams, Ev- elyn, Spires, Carmichael and Johnson. Peterboro 4, Richvale" 1 Hegenauer *scored Rich- vale’s only goal with help from March and Meeke, Gul- 10 was very sharp in goal. Richvale 3, Cooksville 2 Paul Gullo and Mike Heg- enauer were the heroes of this one. Paul played an outstanding game in goal and Mike scored a hat trick. Richvale 3, Stayner 0 Gullo registered his first shutout of the tournament. March, Evelyn and Carmich- ael scored and Meeke, Heg- enauer and March earned as- sists. Chinguacousy 8, Richvale 0 Missing from the Rams' line-up for the game Were Rick Febbo and Jim Cle- ment. ATOM Richvale 4, Thornhill 0 Scoring against the Thorn- hill Minor Midgets was op- ened by Paul McGeachie who also had an assist, fol- lowed by Harold Simpson with a goal and an assist and Steve Ostep with two goals. Assists also went to Norm Stapley and Pat Hud- ema and Greg Atkinson had his first shutout. Unionville 6, Richvale 0 This was the first time this year that BAIF-Cadillac was held scoreless. Unionvllle 7, Richvale 1 A good team effort. Stan Doel scored aided by Greg Payne and Mario DePiero. Richvale 6. Bolton 1 Stan Doel had a true hat trick and an assist to aid the Richvale cause. Bob Mills added a pair and Tim Mid- dleton and Bruce Bailey a singleton each. Earning as- sist points were Middleton, Marvin Hirano (3) and Ken loss since December 14 in North York’s Centennial Ar- ena as they represented York Simcoe Minor Hockey League in an exhibition game to start Minor Hockey Week. BANTAM Bolton 9, Richvale 1 Richvale’s lone goal was put away by Eddy Gun-dert. ' Unionville 6, Richvale 3 John Mariciak scored twice and Bill Cromb once as the Richvale team turned in a fine effort. Earning assists were Bill Cromb and Steve Cromb each with two. Rick Binder and John Vor- ich with one each. MIDGET The first playoff game is slated for Thursday night of next week at the arena. Watch the papers for more definite informa- tion. The Rams' opposition is as yet unknown. Week of January 27 The requested change would read. “Although the Town of Richmond Hill did not re- spond to the request for an Official Plan amendment within the 30 day period al- lowed by the Planning Act, the municipality dealt with Mrs. Battle's application starting September 23, 1971. In fact, on January 24, 1972, the town passed Amendment No. 4 amending its Official Plan from “rural” to “rural estate" with respect to Mrs. Battle’s property. On April 25, 1973, the planning com- missioner (region) and Metro Conservation Authority re- quested that an open space designation be included in the Official Plan amendment. The Town of Richmond Hill concurred with this request, Mrs. Battle did not. “On September 24, 1973. the Town of Richmond Hill repealed Official Plan Amend- ment No, 4 and substituted it by Official Plan Amendment No, 6 which excluded Mrs. Battles property, but includ- ed an area of some 133 acres R. Hill Council Comments On Battle OMB Application Richmond Hill Council, meeting as a planning com- mittee of the whole January 28, asked York Region Plan- ning Department to amend its technical report on a re- quest by Mrs. Rex Battlethat an application to amend the Official Plan of the Town of Richmond Hill Planning Area be referred tp the Municipal Board. The technical report under “Local Attitude" reads, “No response to the request for an Official Plan amendment appears to have been taken by the Town of Richmond Hill within the 30-day period allowed by the Planning Act." W&P Motors 6, BAIF 2 Goalgetters for W&P were Dave Twidale, a hat trick and an assist; Bryan Watts, a goal and an assist; Brian McGuchian and Donald Woods, a goal each; Richard Jacobi and Robbie Bowyer one assist each. For BAIF the scorers were Bradley McKenzie and Steven Davis each with a goal and Cam- eron Moss with an assist. Raymore 5, Alliance 1 Scoring for Raymore were Jeff March, a goal and an assist; Andrew Rose, Gavin Butler, Wayne McLellan each with one assist. Alex- ander Kalles, two assists; George Hussey. two goals; Donny Peters, two goals. Al- liance's lone goal was scor- ed by Follows with assists to Michael Garret and Steve Rice. MIDGET Little Ford 7, Cifelli 3 tScoring for Cifelli Carp- enters were Wayne Stiver with two and Ollie Nelson with one, assists going to Carm Jordan, Norm Stun- den and Nelson. Cifelli 1. Oak Ridges l Stiver was helped by Stun- den on the Richvale goal and with less than three minutes left Oak Ridges tied the score. Bowden Lumber 8, Cifelli 1 Northvale 9, Suburban 1 Scorers for Northvale were John Mark, a goal; Glenn Gettel, a goal, five assists; Frank Cavallo, two goals: Mauro Fantin, four goals and three assists: Eddy Frei- bauer, a goal; Frank De Caria, one assist. Lone goal for Suburban was scored by David Mason. Stuart Bellamy was the goalgetter for Cifelli Carp- enters. He was helped by Stiver and Stunden. PEEWEE Rioe’s 4, Raymore 3 Raymore‘s Peters got him- Feed Formulation Service Analysis Service for Farm Feedstuffs For immediate delivery of Brewers Wet Grain, Feed Analysis and balanced computorized feeding program Canadian Association for the Mentally Re- tarded requires congenial fast, accurate typist â€" Keele - Steeles, $110. per week. Clerk Typist Contact JOHN PEAKE MIRACLE FEEDS 519-673-5501 Call Collect REQUIRES LUBRICATOR INTERLOCKING BREWERS WET GRAIN APPLY SERVICE MANAGER WILSON-NIBLETT MOTORS 889-5435 or 727-9453 661-9611 Cal] Department S G.M. DEALER THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, Feb. 7, 1974 7 immediately to the north. This latter parcel was also designated “rural estate" by Official Plan Amendment No. 4. “On January 17. 1974, the Region of York Council ap- proved Official Plan Amend- ment No. 6 with some modifi- cations.”, Mrs. Battle‘s property is located on Bayview Avenue, south of the Gormley Side- road. N. S. Smith Real Estate Limited is pleased to an- nounce the appointment of Ray Blouin to their staff. Ray has been a resident of Aurora for the past fifteen years, and will be working out of the Richmond Hill office at 39 Yonge St. North and will be pleased to assist you in any of your real estate needs. self a hat trick with assists on his second goal going to Andrew Rose and Wayne McLellan. Alliance 3, Suburban 2 Barry Jesson scored both goals for Suburban unassist- ed. ATOM Herron 2, Music Shoppe 0 ‘Goals for Herron were by Brian Mason and Bernie McKinlay assisted by Tim Boswell, Duncan Butler and- McKinlay. Rendezvous 4, Pizzaville 1 Rendezvous' Goalie Chris Chianelli played very well. Scoring for his team were Denis Richard with two, John De Haas and Jeff Winch. assisted by Robert Cashin (2), Bradley Brooks and John Bailey. W&P Motorsz Seafood Corner 2 Goals for W&P went to Robbie Bowyer and Dave Twidale with assists from Watts and Keeting. BAIF 4. Northvale 2 Points for Northvale went to Mauro Fantin with both markers and Frank Cavallo assisted on both. Scoring for Pizzaville was Mike Brooks helped by Neil Cooke and Larry Thor- sell. NOVICE Thorncrest Motel 2 Carlisle 0 Thorncrest managed to get two goals past Goalie Scott Ennis on breakaways. Scorers were Adam Petter- son and Sean Rheeder with help from Scott Haney and Petterson. Richmond Sports 5 Baker 5&5 0 Scoring for Richmond were Steven Jordon (3), Joe Balisteri and Angelo De An- gelis. Goalie Shaune Cooke earned his shutout. NOVICE A nnouncement HOUSE LEAGUE RAY BLOUIN \ihe Mover Lid. 127 BIRCH AWL. THORNHILL Modem Storage Warehouse Duties: Salary: To be commensurate with training and experience. Reply in writing before 3 :00 PM. Wednesday, February 13, 1974 to: York Regional Land Division Committee Box 147 Newmarket, Ontario In the early spring of 1974, Allstate Insurance Company of Canada will be expanding to Richmond Hill, thus providing the people Of the Richmond Hill area with the best insur- ance protection available. We need Sales Agents who are interested in a high income and are not afraid to work for it. In return we can offer an excellent bene- fit program including our famous Profit Sharing Plan. Allstate Agents are paid a guaranteed salary, not a draw, and are rovided with training by our professional sa es trainer at our Head Office in Toronto followed by‘ intensive field training with sales management. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL MR. R. STODDARD 493-0550 Secretary-Treasurer To act as secretary-treasurer to the Com- mittee, administer office staff, attend, report Committee meetings, comply with requirements of the appropriate statutes and regulations. Qualifications: ' Grade 13 High School Diploma. Short- hand and typing skills are essential. Several years’ municipal experience pre- ferable in a position dealing with land division responsibilities. The ability to direct the work of a small staff is essen- tial. Knowledge of all pertinent statutes and regulations would be an asset. MOVING? Assemblers, Punch Press And Saw Operators Required for aluminum window manufactur- ing plant. Steady employment and usual company benefits. The Newmarket and District Day Care Centre; with a capacity of 110 children and a staff of 25, requires one full-time Nursery School Teacher. Applicants should be a graduate of the Early Childhood Education Course or equivalent, and have experience in this field. ' Starting Salary: 85,300. per annum (1973) Apply in writing before February 15, 1974 to: Personnel Co-ordinator The Regional Municipality of York Box 147, Newmarket. Ontario. DEPT. OF HEALTH 8. 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