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“We are not individuals who can control our own industry. We have been dictated to by the provincial planners. ' ' Milani calls these people selfish â€" without a “social He is extremely critical of the local opposition to development. To him the loCal sentiment is per- sonified by Cameron, Jackson and Pierre Berton. who lives near Kleinburg. Expecting a political storm of opposition, Milani is quick to point out it was the province that “pushed” him into this area of Vaughan. And without actually speaking against the proposal, others argue the province must guarantee new services will not be a burden to present Vaughan residents. Many in Vaughan are concerned about the speed the proposed 20,000 new residents will be brought in. Milani was about to come to an agreement on his proposal where he will get provincial help to speed approval in return for 10 percent of the land at cost for subsidized housing and a guarantee that 30 percent of the homes will be priced for lower and middle income families. In order to get a flood of new lots on the market in the next few months â€" or before the next election â€" and bring down the cost of homes, the province is wavering on some of its previous planning statements and en- vironmental regulations. 'NO'I‘ AVAILABLE AT RICHMOND IIILL LOCATION After Milani first made his Woodbridge west proposal, the provincial goverment announced its housing action program to alleviate the crisis in demand Milani talks of. 0 Turn 4 drums O Rcâ€"urc shoes 0 Replace brake shoes and linings on all four “heels 0 Repuck from “heel (Yonge & Benson) 10376 YONG! STREET RICHMOND Hlll And latterly. they have also bought about 2,000 acres in the Oshawa, Bowmanville and Cobourg areas, he said. He and his associates â€"â€" friends from the building and development trade â€" have approximately 1,000 acres to the east of Wood- bridge they are now hoping to develop. Their first project was the Woodbridge West development, now in the final stages of construction. “We expected a crisis in demand so we had to move into the area where we could meet the requirements of the government and the market.” “We had no choice but to move closer to the area scheduled for growth. near Woodbridge. ‘ (continued from page I) “But the TCR plan killed our project and sterilized our land,” he said. Complele bearings Check and lop-up muster Qlindcr Adjual and act hrukc Qualin control test Safely check parking brake GULF SERVICE CENTRE Here’s what we do: ABOVE OFFER EXPIRES DEC. 3|, I974 ABOVE OFFERS AVAILABLE ONLY AT: WHEEL ALIGNMENT Se! cuslcr. camber. Incâ€"in to factory specifications Check steering box lns’pccl and rcporl on steering linkage condition Inspect and report on from suspension puns Here’s who! we do: BRAKE RELINING “There should be a war to produce homes directed by a military general,” he said metaphorically. “There should be 35,000 new housing units created each year in the Metro area.” Milani works hard to achieve what he thinks is best for Vaughan. He keeps close tabs on the activities of council and citizen groups. Monday after Vaughan council, he rolled up in his big white Lincoln and “The government is too slow,” he said. “The plan for the city in Pickering is three years old now. but they haven’t built any homes yet.” Milani was also critical of the province for building a major trunk sewer in peel Region before the York- Durham trunk. He said this was contrary to the goals of the TCR plan, which ad- vocates pushing new growth to the east and north of Toronto. One person who has benefitted from new develooment. he said is Jim Cameron. who is a professor at York University in sprawling North York. “The provincial planners cannot ignore the magnetic forces of attraction in Toronto," Milani said, referring to the industry and cultural resources. Pointing his finger, he said Cameron does not have the expertise to decide where growth should occur. At times when he spoke, Milani would address the writer as though he was Jim Cameron. “I challenge you Jim Cameron to tell me where I can produce homes for an industry that is clamoring for them,” he said‘ There was a polar bear skin on the floor. One of a number of plaque’s with quotes enscribed read: “I‘d rather sit on a pumpkin and have it to myself than be crowded on a velvet cushion â€" Thoreau." (Disc Braken Extra) When interviewed, he sat behind a large L-shaped desk covered with documents, nick-nacks and a large push button phone. At times he paced the office, which was once a livingroom in a large home. backing onto the golf course. Milani sees his efforts to provide homes as a way to protect his own interests and a stable society. “We are facing a revolution in the housing industry. I can see people in the streets demanding homes. I can see govern- ments falling." “Homes are a basic need," he says. “. . . not a desn‘e like a'second car, a cottage up north or a snowmobile. conscience." Torsion bars extra 92$ DOMESTIC CARS DOMESTIC CARS oCleats are designed to be self- cleaning, and to release snow from the tread to give you a fresh clean surface to grip the road. oDee -biting tread pattern for g traction in mud and snow. 0 plies of polyester plus 2 rayon belts under the tread for long tire life. 0 Wide track design: a‘full modem 78 series profile. oD‘eepest tread of all Gulf winter tires. 0 Ideal for those who are replacing regular ‘tread belted tires. OAvailable from, and warranted in proportion to tread wear. by 25,000 Gulf stations across Canada and the US. There is no time or mileage limit to Gulf's warranty. ’ The Polyester/ Rayon Belted Winter Tire 7 real "grabber" reasons to buy: Wright, 54, was formerly an insurance broker, and lives in Queensville. He has two children and two grandchildren. he was elected to East Gwillimbury council. He was elected deputy reeve in 1960 and served as reeve He was first elected to East Gwillimbury Township School Board in 1944. In 1958 THE GULF SNOW GRABBER But council could not come to a concensus so there was no request sent to the province to change the legislation. Earlier this year, region council discussed possible alternative methods for selecting a chairman, including a region-wide election. A similar shuffle after the region chairman ap- pointment could occur in Markham or Newmarket. (continued from page 1) Ab Hollingshead, who had hoped to top the polls in the council elections but didn’t, is also interested in one of the senior positions. lUBE-OIl-FIL'I'ER SPECIAIf Because Canada is blessed with vast natural resources, it has an obligation to produce manufactured goods for the rest of the world. To do this, more workers are needed, Milani, who calls himself a Canadian nationalist, wants Ontario to develop in order to ensure Canada's continued sovereignty and influence in the world community. “My primary concerns are: (a) to safeguard the investments of my com- panies: (b) to meet the requirements (if society; and (c) to enjoy myself doing it." “I challenge anybody to contribute more from a social, financial or ideas point of view that will benefit the area more than “I am riot Here to play the game of a speculator or a politician." “I am not going to pass by this area and contribute nothing or sit around and be useless like the people at Rochdale College." he said. “And I won’t watch in- vestors go to Florida instead of developing Canada.” FOR MOST PASSENGER CARS Here’s what we do: His driving ambition is not spurred by a desire for more money or possessions, he claims. He said he could stop trying to make more money now and live com- fortably in the colonial-style home he is now building in the rugged moraine country of north Dufferin Street. popped in for a discussion with councillors. Chairman Way/It Use your Gulf Travel Card, (hargex or Master (barge. o Chassis Lubrication 0 Oil Change (our best MultiGrade) 0 Supply and install new oil filter 0 Examine all lights and signals 0 Examine exhaust system 0 Examine all filters and belts 0 Examine shock absorbers 0 Examine auto transmission lube level 0 Examine differential lube level 925, *REG. VALUE $13.00 or less FROM This month seven new policemen were sworn in, bringing the strength up to 272. However, another six will be added later in the month. York Regional traffic deaths have been reduced from 52 to 21 in the past year. says Police! Chief Bruce Crawford. The chief attributed the drop to year-round spot chicks carried out by police. Wright said in a press release he wants to provide the necessary continuity of experience “most essen- tial“ at this time. He said he is proud to have led a highly qualified and dedicated administrative team, “If necessary, I’ll grow potatoes and my grandson can develop it later. I don’t believe that land should be stagnated.” from 1962 to 1968 when he was elected warden of York County Council. “We don’t believe the government guidelines will stick,” he said‘ Not only is he certain the Camerons, the Jacksons and the Bertons of Vaughan will not prevent him from achieving what he has set out to do, but he is also calling the provincial plans a bluff. He will hang onto the 1,500 acres he bought for Cenâ€" tennial City. “If God gives me help, my contribution to Vaughan will be more than any other human being,“ he said. Milani says he has a 10- year program in Vaughan. which is four years behind schedule. Now his daughter is part of what Milani calls “typical new society". She and her husband, the son of a former deputy minister of lands and forests, live in Yellowknife. He is defending aboriginal rights in the fight over the MacKenzie Valley_pipeline. They have two daughters. Not yqur aveg’age servue station. During the second world war, their contribution was to supply veneer logs for the aircraft industry in Canada, he said. Milani, and his brother were born in the Sudbury area, but Cam returned to italy for his education. He therefore retains an Italian accent. he argues Deaths halved 187 Yonge St., N., Richmond Hill 139 Yonge St., Aurora The fourth new member will be Dave Fraser, of Vaughan, who won his seat by acclamation after in- cumbent Jack Gilbert stepped down. IifMarkham, Ron Moran edged fellow Councillor In Richmond Hill, of course. Dave Schiller upset Mayor William Lazenby, 6.002 to 3,393. His seat will now be taken by Erik Larsen of Sutton, who defeated Wallace Donnell of Keswick, 3,997 to 2,730. Feed groups of 30, 50, 200 or more for $1.65 per person! Colonel Sanders’ “Do-lt-Yourself” Buffet The Georgina race also resulted in the loss of another regional council seat when Bob Pollock, who also ran for mayor, came in third. In 1972, Dales defeated the then incumbent Mayor Burrows for a seat on council. Back again for another session, after being out for two years, is Dr. George Burrows. He defeated in- cumbent Mayor Joe Dales in Georgina Township. York Regional Council begins its new term January 9 with five new members, but only four new faces. Great idea for parties at home or office! Church suppers! Club meetings! Late shift workers! KEEP YOUR MONEY IN YOUR POCKET. FREE SER- VICE & PARTS INCLUDED. OPTION TO PURCHASE AT ANYTIME. 50 PERCENT OF ALL RENTAL PAYMENTS APPLIED TO PURCHASE PRICE. With 12 month lease 20 pieCe set of English dishes retail value $29.00, minimum lease 3 months. dishes retail DISHWASHER RENT HER A MAYTAG Call Now 362-5777 Other councillors who will be back; Lois Hancey and Gordon Rowe, Richmond Hill, who received 5,973 and 3,927 votes, respectively; Bob Adams Markham, who led the polls there with 5,322 The five other mayors on council - Gladys Rolling. East Gwillimbury; Garnet Williams, Vaughan; Bob Forhan, Newmarket; Gordon Ratcliff, Whit- church-Stouffville; and Tony Roman, Markham â€" were all returned by ac- clamation. The reelection of the two mayors meant their automatic return to regional council. Alma Walker by a scant 16 votes to take the regional seat that was vacated ‘when Harry Crisp retired. That's if a recount doesn’t change the results. Seven Mayors back In Aurora, Evelyn Buck was returned as mayor, defeating Earl Stewart, 2,235 to 1,713. Fellow woman Mayor Margaret Britnell, was back at the head job in King Township when she defeated Councillor Murray Sheardown, 2,228 to 1,945. FOR ONLY Buttered Grecian Broad Everything packed in disposable carton This Christmas A spokesman for the LCBO said the owners of the tavern were called before As there are two Sundays in that span, when the premises are closed anyway, the tavern will not open again until December 19. Montgomery’s Tavern, 10156 Yonge Street, Rich- mond Hill, has had its license suspended by the LCBO for 10 days, from December 7 to December 18. One possible choice is Dr. Burrows of Georgina, who served on the committee his first time around. votes Ray Twinney, Newmarket. returned by acclamation. Committee head change The defeat of Mayor Lazenby will mean at least one change in committee heads. Lazenby was chairman of the health and social sevices committee, so that position will now be up for grabs. 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During the formation of the four council committees the first time, Chairman Garfield Wright and Chief Administrator Jack Rettie. chairman, the committee will be looking for another member. because of the defeat of Bob Pollock, who was on the committee the past two years. Matter of choice The new committee head need not necessarily be a senior member, however. but could be chosen from some of the new councillors. The suspension arose out THE LIBERAL. Wednesday Giant capacity and 3 level wash action for sparkling clean dishes. Exclusive Maytag Micromesh Filter MODEL WC 200 Fitness. In your heart you know it’s right. of the conviction, but was withheld pending any possible appeal. The three other com- mittees and their chairmen. who may or may not be seeking a change are: engineering, Tony Roman; planning. Gladys Rolling; administration, Bob Forhan. When council had made its choices, the committees then selected their own chairman. It is believed the same routine will be followed this time. drew up a list of names and proposed them to council. paw/upmr/ah Dec 11. 1974 â€"