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22,511 eligible voters in Richmond Hill Town Region teachers seek more pay An llthâ€"hour rescue by the provincial government may now allow some of the Veiled threat Following a motion to receive the letter â€" which would have meant no action would be taken on it - Trustee Conrad Thompson of Richmond Hill said he felt the teachers should be prepared to abide by the terms of the contract they signed in the spring. Cards notifying all these persons they are on the list and where they should vote are in the mail and should have been received by the time this edition of “The Liberal" is available. More than 14,000 cards were in the mailing â€" some with two names, some with three names. , When Name Missed If your name is not on the preliminary voters” list as revised. and you are an eligible voter, it is recom- mended you apply to Clerk Mack Clement anytime between now and election day (December 2) or on election day. He will provide you with a form stating that you are an eligible voter. On election day you may apply directly to the BBQ in your poll and fill out the required form. The request for a meeting came from D.B. Nixon, negotiating chairman for District 11, who said the cost of living allowance arrived at with last spring‘s salary agreement had been “rendered unrealistic and virtually ineffective by the inflationary spiral." “A meeting of the board and teacher representatives is imperative if an amenable solution to this problem is to be found," Nixon wrote. The high cost of living may have moved into the teaching field at an acâ€" celerated clip, but the solution may not quite keep pace. Last week York County Board of Education agreed to meet with represen- tatives of District 11 of the Ontario Secondary School Teachers Federation to discuss the matter, although for awhile it seemed as if they might just ignore it altogether. He said also_ he’disliked the “veiled threat” in Mr. Nixon’s letter in insisting on Advance Poll The advance poll for the entire Town of Richmond Hill will be held November 23 in the downstairs com- mittee room of the Town Hall during the hours of 11 am to 8 pm. Those who know they will be out of town on election day or unable to vote in their own polling station may cast a vote at the advance poll. Family life centres are helped to close The preliminary listi of voters as revised in Rich- mond Hill contains the names of 22,511 eligible voters. If you have not yet received a card, check the voters‘ list in the town hall. Other copies have been posted in the two main post offices (Richmond Hill and Oak Ridges) and in all sub post offices. Three copies of the preliminary voters’ lists were posted in every polling division and carried the location of the polling station. On election day (December 2) the polls will be open from 11 am to 8 pm. Proxy Voting Proxy votes are available for any person who is ill and unable to attend at the polls, who should have the proper form signed by a medical practitioner. Also entitled to vote by proxy is anyone 7573 Yonge Street Thornhill HERB 8. SPICE RACK Imported coffees. blended and ground to your taste. Special teas. herbs and spices. 881-2889 Regional Councillor 0n chomba 2nd A parent can act for more than one member of the family on a proxy vote. But a non-relative may cast only one proxy vote. Forms for these proxies must be obtained by 5 pm November 26 from Clerk Clement, who is the chief returning officer of the town, at the Town Hall. “But he does want a meeting, so should have it” said Sim. He later moved a motion to that effect. Teachers‘ idea Sam Chapman, director of education, said the caste!- living clause in the teachers‘ contract was the one they had asked for. It was not the one the board suggested. involved in a . tranâ€" sportation system, whose duties require him or her to be away from Richmond Hill November 23 and December 2 and. those at- tending university or other educational institutions at a distance. family life centres in York Region to withdraw “gracefully,” from further Trustee Don Sim of Markham said if the board just received the letter, the request for the meeting would be ignored. “I think Nixon is saying he wants more money, but it’s not that explicit,” said Sim. The board‘s clause would have given the teachers slightly more in the long run than the present one, which worked out now to a lump sum of about $300. Trustee Ross Jolliffe of Vaughan said it wouldn’t improve the political climate just receiving the letter. He called for a meeting, as did Trustees Jack MacKay of Markham and Warren Bailie of Rich- mond Hill. a meeting Retiring Trustee Marvin Hunter of King, however, had the last word. 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Mr. Lazenby, chairman of the health and social ser- vices committee, made his comments after he suc- cessfully presented a motion to council calling for the purchase of counselling services, from centres in the region for 1974 in the amount of $92,720. Mr. Lazenby said he met recently with Rene Brunelle, minister of community and social services, and got an ex- tension of services to the end of the year. He also received a commitment from the government to pay half the costs involved. operations, Mayor William Lazenby of Richmond Hill said last week at a meeting of York Regional Council. A breakdown of the funds is as follows: Richmond Hill and Thornhill, $30,200; Markham, $28,200; Aurora- Newmarket, $18,450; Georgina, $15,870. The money would allow the centres to catch up with back salaries in some areas, and take them through'to the end of the year. Not enough That wasn‘t good enough, however, for Mayor Evelyn Buck of Aurora, automatic critic of things emanating from the health and social services committee. Mayor Lazenby said he didn’t like the way it had always gone either. He was the first to say that if these services didn’t get the money, they should end operations. It was an irregular way of doing things, said Mayor Buck. “It doesn’t satisfy me to have verbal reports. I’m in a state of confusion . . . There’s nothing in writing . . . No commitments from Queen's Park." THE COUNTERWEIGHT SPECIAL OFFER ENABLES YOU TO SAVE 10% OF YOUR WEEKLY FEE BY PREPAYING MEMBERSHIP FOR A10 WEEK PERIOD There's a class near you. RICHMOND HILL Hillcresl Mall, Audimrium 9350 Yonge Streev Wednesday, 7:30 pm, FOR {NFORMATION CALL THINK OF IT! JUST $2.99 A $0. YD. World famous "Ozite" indoor/outdoor carpetlng. Unbelievable wearability! 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They're in the plush shag style. with exquisitely subtle two~tone colouring. They come in a wide colour range. and lhey're100%durable Nylon. Perfect for the home or office. Requires a minimum of care. RINGWOOD: Dead fish in a section of the Rouge River near here could be the result of washing fish tanks at a trout farm with hydrogen peroxide. Water samples are being analyzed. News from next door the Hill mayor. “I want anything more with it." Following the meeting, he told “The Liberal" the money would be used to pay centre costs. Maybe now some of the centres. which were in financial trouble, could get out of it, he said. The region would then have the opportunity to take on some of the staff. Efforts commended Richmond Hill Councillor Gordon Rowe said he “fully supported” Mr. Lazenby and Councillor Robert Pollock of Georgina Township for their efforts on behalf of the centres. So far this year the Thornhill centre had 172 new cases, compared with 165 for all of 1973. Mayor Joe Dales of Georgina Township congratulated the two regional representatives for “bearding them in their den and getting something in writing". ‘ TOWNSHIP IOI‘ thell‘ enorts on APPLIANCE behalf of the centres. SALES 5, SERVICE So far this year the LESLIE APPLIANCE Thornhill centre had 172 new I68 YONG-E ST. S.â€"AURORA cases, compared with 165 727-4681 for all of 1973. 727'3311 u v - - - 381-3827 ItseV‘dent th‘s‘savery Franchise dealer for John necessary service," said IngliS. General Electric, Hoo- Mr. Rowe. I ver Products. Black & Deck- Councillor Bob Adams of er. Eureka. Markham said council Service depot for Black & would have to uensure Decker. Hoover. Eureka. family life centres carry on Repairs ‘0 all makes- “01.7 and that the province does its share . I _ n | However, so far as the 50 percent subsidy from the government was con- cerned, he did have that in writing. 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