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i l I [LIBERAL CLASSIFIED ADS‘ Reach more prospects faster. Save time..mo'ney; REQUIRES LUBRICATOR THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, Feb. 14, 1974 7 TOP WAGES FOR TOP TOOL AND DIE MAKERS WANTED APPLY Emilia ‘ APPLY SERVICE MANAGER WILSON-NIBLETT MOTORS CROSIER, Elizabeth Jane â€" At the Community Nursing Home, Port Perry, on Fri- day, February 1, 1974. Elizabeth Jane Brignall (late of Thomhill), beloved wife of the late Marshall J. Crosier, dear mother of Luella (Mrs. Russell Bark- er) of Marathon. Ontario, Myrtle (Mrs. J. P. O’Brien) of Arcola, Sask. and Alva (Mrs. Clare Thompson) of Port Perry; also survived by nine grandchildren and twenty-four great - grand- children. Rested at the chapel of McDermott-Pan- abaker, 216 Queen Street, Port Perry. Funeral was held Monday, February 4. Interment Hillman Ceme- tery, Utica. clw33 It! It * HARRIS, Ralph Walton (P. Eng.) â€" At York Central Hospital on Sunday, Feb- ruary 10, 1974. Ralph W. Harris, beloved husband of Edna Starr of Richmond Hill, dear father of Doug- las V.S., Toronto; Audrey, at home; and Donald W., Guelph. Also survived by 6 grandchildren. Rested at the Marshall Funeral Home, 126 Yonge St. N., Richmond Hill. Funeral service was held in the chapel Tuesday. Cremation. Please omit flowers. clw33 III II‘ III OHNSTON, Amyâ€"At York Central Hospital, Richmond Hill on Saturday. February 9. 1974, Amy Johnston, wife of the late James C. Johnston and loving moth- er of Ruth D. (Mrs. H. W. Bulloch) of Kenmore, N.Y., Frank C. of Picton-, James E. of Ottawa and Elaine L. of Richmond Hill. Also survived by 2 grandchil- dren, Lee and Bruce John- ston. Funeral service and committal were held from the Jerrett Willr wdale Chapel on Monday a“ 1 pm. Interment Sanctuar/ Park Cemetery. c1w33 I: It 1 MASHINTER, Harrd Thom- asâ€"At York Cor Ity Hospi- tal, Thursday, Tebruary 7, 1974. Beloved .Iusband of the late Isabela Taylor of Richmond Hil ., dear father of Thomas Ri:hard, Eleanor (Mrs. M. F- McLachlan). and Harold John; brother of Mrs. Helene Deal and the late Mrs. Olive Atkin- son. Rested at the Marshall Funeral Home, 126 Yonge St. N., Richmond Hill. Service was held Saturday. Interment Maple Cemetery. clw33 II: It It ROWLISON, Alice Bernice â€" On Thursday, February 7, 1974 at the home of her daughter, 221 Browndale Cres., Richmond Hill. Ber- nice Kirk, wife of the late Morgan Rowlison, mother of Sally (Mrs. J. Milne), and Michael. Daughter of Mrs. A. M. Ridley. A fam- ily service was held at Prospect Cemetery on Sat- urday, February 9. clw33 III II III SCANDRE’I‘I‘, Fred R.â€"Hon- orary Life Member Law Society of Upper Canada. Retired Member Harbor Commission. On Friday evening, February 8, 1974, at his home, 76 Powell St., Richmond Hill, Fred Scan- drett, husband of Ethel Maybee. Rested at the Marshall Funeral Home, 126 Yonge St. N., Rich- mond Hill. Service was held Monday. Interment 'Neoropolis Cemetery, Can- nington. clw33 Volunteers Slow To Respond To Schools Dialing "V" for Volunteer isn't bringing very good re- sults, according to members of York County Board Of Education. Meeting Monday night, the board was told by its var- ious area supervisors that few people were coming for- ward with offers of assist- ance at the schools during the secondary school teach- ers' walkout. In fact. in one case, ac- cording to Russell MacDon- ald, superintendent of Area 4, a volunteer even asked to be paid. NO RHHS OFFERS He said there hadn't been any offers of help from the community for Richmond Hill High School. Other areas reported scanty offers as well. How- ever, Trustee Margaret Co- burn of King, said she was surprised at the lack of re- Sponse elsewhere, as she had had very good luck. Although the schools are remaining open, attendance in most cases had been sparse, with staffs ranging from a low of 3 (Richmond Hill High School) to a high of 30 (Don Head Secondary School). NEWMARKET: Council is considering reintroducing the bylaw which bans overnight parking on all streets be- tween November 15 and March 15 because of condi- tions and delayed snow clear- ing during the last two heavy mowfalls. Engagrmrnta Mr. and Mrs. William Gray of Richmond Hill are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter Deborah Lynn to Mr. Jerome Cam- eron Roberts, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Roberts of Willow- dale. clw33 * n: It Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Arlidge of King are happy' to an- nounce the engagement of their daughter Catherine Mary to Mr. Leigh Green, son of Colonel and Mrs. C. A. Green of Ottawa. Wedding to take place August 1974. clw33 It! It! * Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Brad- ford of Richmond Hill are happy to announce the en gagement of their daughter Katharine Lesley to Mr. Martin Mickeler, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Mickeler of Richmond Hill. *1w33_ R&N ‘ AUTO SERVICE General Repairs Collision & Paint. 32 SPRUCE AVE. THORNHILL USED CAR SALE Chev. 6 cyl. 9% ton, std. & cap, plus air Meteor 8 std. Chev. 8 auto. Chev. 6 5 ton van Chrysler 8 auto. Falcon 6 std. Rambler 6 auto. Cadillac 8 auto., convertible, air. Pontiac 8 auto. hdtp. Fiat std. sport Pontiac GP fully equipped Phone 881-0621 Hill Council Quarrel Parks, Play An apparent lack of com- munication between council and its appointed parks and recreation committee came to light at a meeting of coun- cil in committee February 11. Committee Chairman Shawn Beggs complained his committee was always the last to be consulted. He made reference to a notice of motion by Councillor Andy Ohateauvert that the parks and recreation committee be- come a committee of council. The new committee would have a membership of five councillors to give council control over expenditures and plans. Chateauvert’s proposal is to retain the volunteer members of the committee to make use of their expertise developed over the years. Beggs said the present composition of the committee of seven lay people and two councillors has worked satisâ€" factorily during amalgam-a- tion of 'l'he parks and recre- ation committees into one board and in developing a capable parks staff. NEED DIRECTOR “We know we need a pro- fessional recreation director and want to get a parks- oriented, recreation know- ledgeable person to take on the position. A person with extensive knowledge of parks is needed because of the enlarged boundaries of this municipality and the facili- ties we see coming. Unfor- tunately the man we were going to hire received a bet- ter offer from the municipal- ity where he was employed. “With the acquisition of Sunset Beach we are now in- to boating, swimming, and camping â€" things never be- fore handled by our commit- tee. The pressures in the next 10-15 years will be steadily growing and will create a tremendous strain. “As for an overall plan for parks asked for several times by Mrs. Hancey. we do not have one. We are lay people and we need the ad- vice of a professional. This overall plan has to be incor- porated into the town’s of- ficial .plan," said Beggs. WORKING TOGETHER “I have seen the members of this committee grow and blossom with the town and lose their parochilal interests to work together for the be- nefit of the whole town. I think we have done very well in trying to meet the needs of the whole town with the money made available to us," Mr. Beggs maintained. a: III III Councillor *Chateauvert agreed the lay people have contributed much to the town, and have unselfisth devoted their time over the years. “I now recognize what staff has been telling me for some time and that is that this committee should be a council committee to ,make greater utilization of the staff we have. In view of the magnitude of the budget. one of the largest we have to deal with, I believe council should have a greater control over expenditures.” MONEY SHORTAGE “We never have all the money we need," replied Mr. Beggs, “but we do have money to spend. All informa- tion on the money paid out comes to council. Our minu- tes are not official until pas- sed ‘by council. I must say that Andy. as a member of the committee, has defended council policies, in fact he has been ready to take on all eight of us. Sure we gripe, but we're directly under control of council. If, you think our budget is too large, then you will cut it." Beggs said he asked per- mission to attend a meeting of senior staff members with‘ Parks and Recreation Direcâ€", tor A1 White and was refused. j "I was told it was for staff only." $200,000 FOR BEACH ‘ “When “we put out a fivei year capital forecast, if is not , doxm to the dollar, but the} priorities are set out. The! $200,000 to be spent at Sun-l set Beach includes an over-I i pass over the busy road froml the high land to the beach area, a boathouse and comâ€" munity centre stretching out| into the lake and a sewage! disposal system, etc. We Regime have to have a study on that property and can’t be more concreate until it is done, I’m sorry" Beggs said. ’ "With two councillors on this committee, there should be enough liaison," he added. Councillor David Stephen- son promised council's plan- ning'committee will discuss the problem and attempt to improve liaison. “When senior staff tell me it would be better as a com- mittee of council I have to take that into consideration," stated Councillor Lou Wain- wright. “But it is not my in- tention to do away with the group of citizens." INFORMATION SUPPLY Beggs also noted White is available to attend council meetings to explain details of the committee's minutes. “He has a perfect working knowledge of what has been going on." Regional Councillor Gor- don Rowe reported that sometimes “I have wondered what was going on and have simply picked up the phone and asked Mr. White or Mr. Beggs and have always re- ceived full information." IF * )I‘ “We are here to discus-s our problems and to find out how to get back on track," said Mayor William Lazenb‘y. “We have to come up with some understanding of what you want. Mr. White has done a fantastic job considering what he has had to work with (and I‘m not referring ‘to you gentlemen). “There have been times when I have had to act to come up with the answers and then refer it to you. But we must find some better way of liaison. Having a member of council as chair- man of the committee is one way. Putting more councillors on the committee is another. But the main thing is we want to find a way of work- ing together," said Lazenby. "I have always applauded their efforts. We just wouldn’t have been able to function Without them," said Regional Councillor Lois Hancey. STANDING COMMITTEE “A standing committee of council augmented by citi- zens is what is proposed. I've been asking for an overâ€" all plan for a long time and believe it should have first priority. I am. of the opinion professional help is needed now. if not yesterday. “In developing our new of- ficial plan a parks plan must be a part and this should come from the parks and rec- reation department, not from planning staff, where it is done by local staff or con- sultants. Those are the rea- sons I think parks and.recre- ation should be a standing committee of council aug- mented by citizens," said Hancey. "In the future Mr. White will be invited to executive staff meetings," promised the mayor. He also asked to have copies of the agenda for parks and recreation meetings sent to all members of council so that councillors will know what is going to be discussed and attend when necessary. 889-5435 or 727-9453 TOP TOOL ROOM , MACHINIST APPLY KENT TOOLS LIMITED 26 LAIDLAW BLVD. - MARKHAM 294-4400 KENT TOOLS LIMITED 26 LAIDLAW BLVD., MARKHAM 294-4400 ‘ UNION VILLA Mature resident care aids required for Senior Citizens Home 7 am to 11 am and 3 pm to 11 pm UNION VILLA Unionville, Ontario 297-2822 BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST Ability to handle full set of books to trial Must have own transportation. APPLY TO: RAYWAL LTD. 68 GREEN LANE THORNHILL 889-6243 balance. AUTO PARTS MANUFACTURER requires: 0 General factory help 0 Driver - warehouse help Keele - Hwy._ 7'area CALL MR. P. ELLIOTT 669-1010 Richmond Hill Company requires MALE and FEMALE thermoplastic fabricators and fiberglass Iaminators for interesting custom work. Up to $4.50 per hour for fully skilled fabricators. Train- ing given if necessary. Apply ALCORE FABRICATING LTD. , 65 Newkirk Road, Richmond Hill 889-4923 BREWERS WET ‘ GRAIN Feed Formulation Service Analysis Service for Farm Feedstuffs "For immediate delivery of Brewers Wet Grain, Feed Analysis and balanced computorized . feeding program Contact JOHN PEAKE MIRACLE FEEDS 519-673-5501 Call Collect APPLICATION FOR LESSEES are being taken for locations in Maple, New- market, Markham, Woodbridge and Rich- mond Hill with minimum capital of $1,500. Some food experience would be helpful, how- ever all successful applicants will be trained. For appointment and information call week days 884-9253 AFTER 2 PM GEORGE’S SUBMARINE SHOPS FOR PURCHASE Building & property, zoned in- dustrial with 30,000 to 40,000 sq. ft. of storage space or 3 acres of and. In Richmond Hill Area Phone Mr. V. Forget - 889-6646 - 889-5654 or Mr. A. Thomson York Regional Land Division Committee Secretary-Treasurer Duties: 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. 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 FILE CLERK (Male or Female) York Regional Assessment Office $103.50 - 9121.00 Weekly ONTARIO (Under review) The Ministry of Revenue has an opening for a File Clerk in the York Regional Assessment Office. The successful candidate will be responsible for filing all assessment records plus other clerical assignments. < Qualifications: Grade 10 education, preferably Grade 12 with one years satisfactory experience. Interested persons possessing the necessary qual- ifications are invited to write to Mr. Ian W. Mc- Clung, Regional Assessment Commissioner, York Regional Assessment Office, 460 Oak Street, New- market, Ontario, enclosing a complete resume of qualifications and work experience. This competition closes February 25, 1974. >.<).(l-fl-i.fl-0-0.0.0.0-0.0.0.0-0.0-0Q0-1 -l-GOI-fl-iF.1l.(I‘l‘I-‘)-II.(|.0.0.U-U.0.0.I a DRAKE INTERNATIONAL enemy $130.00 Sheppard/Victoria Park: This Property Mgmt. Div. needs a personable and flexible secretary. $125.00 Woodbine/Steeles: Like the variety of fig- ures and typing? Work in this pleasant ac- counting area. $110.00 Finch/Dufferin: Your typing ability will open the door to this computer trainee position. S 85.00 Finch/Dufferin: Good recent graduate, eager to learn, with a typing ability $105.00 Dufferin/Lawrence: Returning to work, En- joy a short week! Use your typing ability for customer service. $110.00 Wilson/Avenue Rd.: Personable receptionist- typist to work with professional engineers. Charm and poise great asset. “No appointment necessary” I315 Finch Ave. W., Suite 206 630-0064 5 Fairview Mall DR, Suite 260 . 493-388. 3089 Bathurst St., Suite 207 .. 787-0397 -m----w.n-0-0.O-0.0.0.4I-u-I-u.o-t_ DRAFTING ASSISTANT (Male or Female) York Regional Assessment Office $98.74 - 135.63 Weekly The Ministry of Revenue has an opening for a Drafting Assistant in the York Regional Assessment Office. ONTARIO The successful candidate will complete the pro-. duction of final ink drawings from pencil drawings, make simple computations and perform limited plot- ting work. Qualifications: A minimum of Grade 10 second- ary education. preferably 4 years mathematics and technical or high school training in drafting. Interested persons possessing the necessary qual- ifications are invited to write to Mr. Ian W. Mc- C1ung,.Regional Assessment Commissioner, York Regional Assessment Office, 460 Oak Street, New- market, Ontario, enclosing a complete resume of qualifications and work experience. This competition closes February 25, 1974. opportunity for a .0-D-4|.0.I).0-1I.0.0.1__0.0.fl-0.‘_b-(Db-(I-(DDO- FINAL Atom 6 pm Admission 50¢ OAK RIDGES - RICHMOND HILL- RICVALE IN'I'ERLOCKING PLAYOFFS For: MAYOR BILL’S TROPHIES New Arena Richmond Hill Saturday, February 23, '14 Bantam 8: 30 pm Peewee 7: 15 pm Opening Ceremonies start at 7 pm. SPECIALGUEST? (No Passes Honored) CLERK 3 GENERAL (Male or Female) York Regional Assessment Office $126.00 - 147.00 Weekly ONTARIO (Under review) The Ministry of Revenue has several openings for Clerk 3 Generals in the York Regional Assess- ment Office. The successful candidates will check and update assessment data sheets, make computations, transfer ownerships and complete other clerical assignments. Qualifications: Grade 12 education with three years clerical experience or an equivalent combina- tion of education and experience. Ability to under- stand clerical procedures and requirements; ability to organize and complete work assignments within prescribed time limits. Interested persons possessing the necessary qualifications are invited to write Mr. Ian W. Mc- Clung. Regional Assessment Commissioner, York Regional Assessment Office, 460 Oak Street, New- market, Ontario, enclosing a complete resume of qualifications and work experience. This competition closes February 25, 1974. CLERK TYPIST â€" RECEPTIONIST (Male or Female) York Regional Assessment Office $104.00 - 121.50 Weekly ONTARIO (under review) The Ministry of Revenue has an opening for a Clerk Typist Receptionist in the York Regional Assessment Office. The successful candidate will be responsible for the operation of the office switchboard and meet- ing the general public who inquire personally for information. Further duties will include typing and general clerical work. Qualifications: Grade 10 education, preferably Grade 12 with at least two years experience or an equivalent combination of education and experience. Fast. accurate typing skills with the ability to under- .stand and follow detailed instructions. Interested persons possessing the necessary qual- ifications are invited to write Mr. Ian W. McClung, Regional Assessment Commissioner, York Regional Assessment Office, 460 Oak Street, Newmarket, Ontario; enclosing a complete resume of qualifica- tions and work experience. This competition closes February 25, 1974. THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF YORK Planner III Starting Salary $14,000 - 17,500 and per annum (under review) Planner II Starting Salary $10,500 - 14,000 per annum (under review) Qualifications: Graduate from a degree level course in Urban and Regional Planning or a relat- ed discipline. Extensive experience with emphasis on development control at the Municipal or Provincial level. Member of TPIC or eligible for membership. The ability to write comprehensive technical reports is essential. Responsibilities: Responsible to the Director of Develop- ment for research and reports on sub- division proposals and official plans and amendments. The successful applicants will be capable of technical examination of zoning by-laws for certifications to the OMB. A further requirement exists to supervise staff in examination of the decisions of the Regional Land Division Committee. Executive Asst. to the Commissioner of Planning Starting Salary $14,000 - 17,500 per. annum (under review) Qualifications: Graduate from a degree level course in Urban and Regional Planning or.a related discipline. Extensive experi’ence with emphasis on development control at the municipal or provincial level. Member of the TPIC or eligible for membership. The ability to communicate with indi- viduals and groups, and to write briefs and comprehensive reports is essential. Responsibilities: The successful applicant will be expected to assume routine commitments on be- half of the Commissioner of Planning. The Executive Assistant will attend meetings with developers and other agencies regarding established Regional Planning Policy and will prepare reports and briefs as may be directed by the Commissioner. Planning Technician Starting Salary $7,000 - 9,000 per annum (under review) Qualifications: Several years’ administrative experience in development control at the municipal level or a graduate of a course in Plan- ning at'a Community College with some practical experience. Drafting ability would be an asset. Responsibilities: Responsibile, under supervision, for the examination of land division committee decisions. Recording and plotting of de- velopment applications and zoning by- laws. Clerk Typist Salaries will be commensurate with train- ing and experience. Qualifications: High School Graduation Diploma in Bus- iness & Commerce. Excellent typing skills and knowledge of filing systems essential. Municipal experience would be an asset. Routine typing assignments, filing and other duties assigned by the Planning Administrator. ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT Operator - Water & Pollution Control Hourly rate $3.40 to $4.30 (1973) Commensurate with training and experience For employment at the Unionville Water and Pollution Control facilities under the supervision of the Chief Operator. Qualifications: Secondary School Graduation Diploma. Experience in mechanical and electrical work, and some knowledge of sewage treatment plant processes. Apply before February 20, 1974 to: PERSONNEL CO-ORDINATOR The Regional Municipality of York Box 147, Newmarket, Ontario