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Stephenson runningin Ward 4 Dave told “The Liberal“ he hopes to bring to the solution of these problems the experience already gained as councillor for Ward 4 and as chairman of the planning committee during the past two years. He said as councillor he has participated in major A resident of Richmond Hill for 22 years, he is president of W.A. Stephenson Construction Company Limited. a local firm which has operated from Richmond Hill for 22 years. specializing in pollution control projects throughout Ontario and Manitoba in such places as Moosonee on James Bay and Churchill on Hudson‘s Bay. He is offering- this business experience to be applied in town affairs in the crucial years of un- precedented decisions which face the town. Hill trustee candidate In seeking re-election to Richmond Hill Council as the Ward 4 Councillor Dave Stephenson is offering his experience in business administration and at the council table. William Monroe of 22 Yongehurst Road is seeking election as one of Richmond Hill‘s three representatives on York County Board of Education. He is a full-time firefighter in Richmond Hill and before that was the town‘s first purchasing agent. Candidate Monroe was born in York County, educated in York County Hallowe‘en is but a memory for 1974. But children of Mc- Conaghy Public School have the satisfaction of knowing it was not all just fun and games j:â€" that they have been able to provide the wherewithal to make life a little more comfortable for many other children. Prior to Hallowe'en the primary grades had a Share-a- Toy and Goodie Sale to raise funds for UNICEF. And on the big night the older children carried UNICEF boxes along with their “shell-out“ bags. Bill Munroe School Board Candidate . Sidewalks O Curbs . Excavating . Trenching O Drains 0 Septic Tanks (New and Repairs) Weldrick Constr. Co. 158 Weldrick Road 881-0069 8â€" THE LIBERAL, Wednesday, Nov. 20, 1974 When the official bank count came in last week. they found they Fun is sharing at McConaghy school He has also worked for a review of off street parking and synchronization of traffic lights to improve traffic flow in the older business section. He is also deeply involved in updating the official plan. and will give this top priority, if Dave Stephenson Re-offers in Ward 4 committments such as the study of the Yonge Street South Corridor which will result in an improved Official Plan for that major artery. Schools, and has lived in Richmond Hill most of his life. I Active interest Munroe has shown an active interest in education for some years since he has two daughters of elemen- tary school age. He has been on the executive of the Ross Doan Home and School Association for four terms. He has served on the executive of the York County Home and School Federation for two years. Monroe says he is con- cerned in seeing that some of the “empire building“ at the board level is cut out. He will work for improvement in the relationship between parents, teachers and trustees. He also believes schools should be more available to III-Ell” EIIIIII IIIIII Best quality of education for our children Best value for our tax dollars York County Board of Education BETTY CANIVET Regional Councillor Any Questions? On December 2nd 851-2707 Call me at VOTE for Dave has been concerned about the volume and speed of traffic on residential streets and has put a motion through the parking and transportation committee to install a four-way stop at Mill and Trench and a three- way stop at Lucas and Levendale. He also proposed a 25-mile speed limit on all town roads abutting schools and at the Mill Pond Park and is hopeful all these will be endorsed by Richmond Hill and Regional Councils. Controlled growth He also stated he is strongly in favor of a con- elected, he said. Other efforts As councillor for Ward 4 he has been closely involved with improvements in that neighborhood, specifically improved water supply, daylighting the intersection of Mill and Trench Streets, reconstruction of the roads on Rumble. Elizabeth. Emerald Isle Court, Brookside Drive and Trench Street; sidewalk recon- struction on Benson, Hunt, Wright and Richmond Streets. the public with greater co- operation by participating groups. From frequent attendance at board meetings he feels trustees should be more decisive, probably by way of recorded votes. RICHMOND “ILL THORN‘HILLâ€" AURORA NEWMARKET CLEARING CENTRES .StLedg 8. leather (fuming service of The Studio That Comes To Your Home 884-6941 PHOTOS ElBERT The picture above was taken at the pre-Hallowe‘en sale. Senior students. as safety clowns. stressed safety for the witches and hobgoblins. Bruce Street. centre, gives his pitch to parents and children while Ray Cogar. right, acts as a salesman. had raised $347.89. This is enough to protect some 34,789 children from smallpox. or send 25 glasses of milk to more than 7,000 children. or to protect 3,479 children from blindness through the services of the United Nations Children‘s Fund. THE MOST ACCOMMODATING PEOPLE IN THE WORLD trolled rate of growth and completion of the town‘s new Official Plan. In view of the Ontario government’s declared policy to provide water and sewage facilities to Richmond Hill, there will be tremendous pressure for development. But he feels only that which is beneficial to the town and its people, including an appropriate balance between industrial- commercial and residential which will amintain a stable tax position, should be permitted. ' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the Municipal Electors of the Town of Richmond Hill in the Regional Municipality of York that in compliance with The Municipal Elections Act. 1972 as amended. polls will be opened in the said Town of Richmond Hill l Mayor 2 Regional Councillors 1 Councillor for each of Wards 2. :l Trustees for the York County Board of Education to be elected by Public School Supporters Only 1 Trustee for the York County Board of Education to be elected by Separate School Supporters Only The Polls will be open on the dates shown below from Sm 11:00 A.M. until 8â€"200 PM. Advance Poll â€"â€" Saturday. November 23. 1974 â€"T0Wn Hall Polling Day â€" Monday, December 2. 1974 Vote by Proxy â€" Last day to receive Voting Proxy Certificates from Clerk -â€" 5:00 PM. , November 26, 1974. Richmond Hill, Ontario November 20, 1974 for the purpose of taking the vote for the following offices. MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS WHETHER YOUR GUEST LIST IS 15 OR 1500, CALL HOLIDAY INN: TORONTO-AIRPORT 677-7611 TORONTO-DON VALLEY 449-4111 TORONTO-WEST 621-2121 TORONTO-DOWNTOWN 367-0707 TORONTO-EAST 293-8171 3139- TORONTO-YORKDALE 789-5161 A Town of Richmond Hill Dave has tried to en- courage and maintain communication with Ward 4 residents by means of a newsletter prepared and mailed at his own expense. Dave and his wife Jo have five children. Sue is at- tending the University of Toronto where she plays on the Varsity basketball team. Bill is currently playing Major ‘A‘ hockey with Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds, attending grade 13 in that city. Cheri. Janey and Joey attend school locally. (Photo by Susan Samila) 677-7611 449-4111 621 -2121 367-0707 293-8171 789-5161 L. M. Clement Returning Officer W Wrixon burlal Rev. William Frederick Wrixon “came home" Saturday when he was buried in Maple Cemetery. Educated in Bourâ€" nemouth, England; Bible College, Glasgow; and Wycliffe College, Toronto; he was ordained in the Anglican priesthood in 1918. After serving parishes in Wybridge, Coboconk and St. Thomas he came to York County to serve the parishes of All Saints. King; St. Stephen's, Maple, and St. John's, Oak Ridges in 1929. In 1936, Rev. Wrixon came to St. Mary’s Anglican, Richmond Hill, where he served to 1952. Following a brief sojoiirn in England he retired to Port Hope. During his stay in York he served for a time as chaplain at the West York Deanery local council for the Anglican Young People’s Association. Highly regarded He was so highly regarded in the community that the Christian Education building, added to St. Mary‘s in Richmond Hill in the early 1950’s, was named “Wrixon Hall”. Rev. Wrixon died November 13 in Port Hope Hospital. Following the funeral service at Port Hope September 15, he was brought to Maple. . Recent service In recent years Rev. Wrixon had served as assistant priest at St. John's Anglican in Port Hope. Both the funeral and interment services were conducted by his Rector, Rev. William Rainey. At the request of Rev. Wrixon, four old friends from Richmond Hill served as pallbearers in Maple. They were Don Little, Charles Bancroft, Ted Mansbridge and Harry Hill. Construction of Aurora has been awarded a $98,650 contract for extensive improvements to the water supply system serving the Midhurst district office complex of the Ministry of Natural Resources. Theirs was the lowest of six bids, the highest being $178,873. News from next door MIDHURST: D.F‘. Russell COUII'I' on our UUUUUU We make it easy at 5.2m Firestone Stores In this_ 7” _. uncertaln -‘ WOIld.../%t\\3 // \ Q it’s nice to know you can I fl Open Every Night to 9 pm. until Chlistmas Saturday 8 am. to 6 pm. RAY GEMMIll [X] REGIONAL COUNCILLOR MARKHAM FOR 297-2112 WARD 3 VOTE EXPERIENCED LEADERSHIP 227 Ruggles Ave. Fitness. 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