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mmmnmunmmmuuummuummmmmnumnnumm It’s that time of year again when the ditches are danger- busly full of water and mud 'all over and our children will be home for the winter break. Next week we will be enjoying our children all day everyday. Have a nice time children. The late Denne Bosworth gave much assistance in the organization of the associa- tion in 1962 and throughout the years until his death last year. In his honor the as- sociation has provided a tro- phy to be awarded at its annual golf tournament. After 12 years as presi- ident of the York Region 1-Road Superintendents As- jsociation, Fred Bovaird of Richmond Hill stepped down this year and will be succeed- ed by Tom Hare of Georgina Township. Mr. Bovaird as- sumed the office in 1962 when the asociation was formed in York County with :a membership of 19, includ- ing two county representa- tives â€"- Chief Engineer Jack Rettie and Maintenance Eng- ineer Denne Bosworth. For some years now coun- cils of the Town of Richmond Hill have attempted from time to time to introduce a minimum housing standards bylaw but with little success to date. However. recent indi- cations from the Province of Ontario that a per capita grant for funding Neighbor- hood Improvement Programs and Residential Rehabilita- tion Assistance Programs will be available has sparked re- newed interest in minimum housing standards. These grants will be available only if the municipality has enac- ted legislation for minimum housing standards, M a y o r William Lazenby reported. Last September council's planning committee had in- structed the planning staff to work on such standards to be included in the official plan and at council meeting March 4, it was agreed that the building inspector and the municipal solicitor be direc- ted to upgrade or redraft a bylaw proposed some time ago for presentation to coun- cll as soon as possible. ieighborhood Notes Happy birthday greetings ,0 Allan Breedon of Sixteenth Avenue who is celebrating 1is 12th birthday today (March 14). A happy birthday is also wished for Nancy Nikolaus of Duncan Road. who will be ten years old March 20. Fred Evans. Newmarket. has assumed the duties of secretary-treasurer, succeed- ing Robert Gillies who has held the position since 1971. The association, composed of road superintendents and assistant road superintend- ents, has met through the years to hear speakers in their field, to exchange in- formation and to visit sup- pliers such as the Canada Cement and Goderich Salt plants‘ Through the associ- ation a system of co-opera- tion between the member municipalities has been de- veloped with equipment be- ing exchanged when needed and available. Bosworth Trophy M““\“MNlllll\\l\\\\\\\ll\llll\“MM“ll\ll\ll\\\l\\1“l\ll\l\\\ll A Woman’s Work . . . Need Standards To Get Grant Tom Hare, Georgina Heads York Group The mayor reported that under the NIP Program a grant of $3 per capita or about $105,000 would be available to Richmond Hill. It would be paid to the Region of York which would turn it over to the town. The RRAP Program provides low inte- 'est loans to low income iome owners (in some cases vithout interest) to enable hem to upgrade their accom- modation. he said. Mré. Murphy held him at bay with a butcher knife and called police. Police said that when Mrs. Carole Murphy, 35, of 3695 Major Mackenzie Drive in Vaughan, investi- gated a noise in the base- ment of her home, about 9:25 am, she discovered a youth, who had entered through a window. Facing charges of house~ breaking. possession under $200 and being unlawfully in a dwelling. is Edward Shier, 17, of Laurel. Ont. Women aren’t only equal to men. some of them are even more than equal. or so a would-be thief dis- covered last week. Councillor Lou Wainwright outloned that "What appears finimum to you and to me my not be to others. I can tke you to homes within a rile of this chamber which hve never been connected t the town water supply a1- tough it is available. I can tke you to others where (ere is no furnace but only 'tie'bec heaters. However. I ould support such a bylaw." “It’s a can of worms that e have to open," stated Ma- pr Lazenby. 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