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Mr. Wright gave his ad- dress to an overflow crowd in the regional council chambers in Newmarket following his election to the chairman‘s post for a term of two years. The chairman said the region faced ”one of the most absorbing challenges of our time, ” as it worked out the “orderly develop- ment” of the Official Plan and the region as a whole. And the word which would be foremost in their thinking for the next two years was “economy." “Progress with economy” was the theme of re-elected Chairman Garfield Wright’s address to the inaugural meeting of York Regional Council last week. Mr. Wright’s first term which he recently com- pleted and to which he was appointed by the provincial government, was for four years. “We must be economy minded to avoid a runaway inflationary spiral which will result in unacceptable taxation increases for the individual citizen," Wright said. There would be times when they would have to make capital expenditures -â€" "some of which may not appear economical to some taxpayers â€"- but which will be required if we are to progress as a municipality." the chair- man said. DATED at Toronto. this 20th day of December. 1974. ALAN JOHN PATRICK CAMERON. Administrator. by his solicitors. CAMERON. BREWIN & SCOTT, 121 Richmond Street. West. Suite 1201. Toronto. Ontario. MSH 2K9. 1n the Estate of CYRIL ADOLPHE LAVENTURE. Retired Insurance Agent. deceased. All persons having claims against the Estate of CYRIL ADOLPHE LAVENTURE. late of the Village of Thor- nhill, in the Borough of North York, who died on or about the 7th day of September. 1974. are hereby notified to send particulars of same to the undersigned on or before the 15th day of February, 1975. after which date the Estate will be distributed. with regard only to the claims of which the un- dersigned shall then have notice, and the undersigned will not be liable to any person of whose claim he shall not then have notice. However, economies; couldn't be practised “at the expense of progress and development within the region." New headquarters Among the latter would be the “suggestion" for a new regional headquarters building, which he was proposing as a “top priority" in 1975, with construction starting in 1976. “Certainly it will cost the taxpayer money â€" there is no one so naive as to think otherwise â€" but the longer we delay the more it will cost," Mr. Wright said. Moran takes office despite recount loss Ron Moran of Markham Town took his seat in York Regional Council thanks to a Supreme Court appeal after losing by four votes in a recount to Mrs. Alma Walker. He was there with the other council members listening to re-appointed Regional Chairman Garfiled Wright's inaugural address Thursday af- ternoon. Moran continues to exercise full voting rights in both NOTICE to CREDITORS AND OTHERS Wright wants pragress Despite the paradox of the situation, chairman Wright said he felt progress with economy could be achieved “by judicially controlling our financial commitments so they do the most good in the proper places." A logical site for the location was at the old York Manor location on Yonge Street in Newmarket, which could become part of a bi- ievel government complex, along with the regional courthouse and registry office. Wright saigl 1975 would be a crucial year for the region's Official Plan, but the "major responsibility" faced by council was in implementing its proposals. There was no point in having a blueprint for future development if it were not put into action. This could be done by “putting already- completed studies into action, and by encouraging the completion of other regional development studies," so that their recommendations could be put to use. The building was necessary, because of the present “postage stamp offices," and the fact they were still cramped for space, even with the ad- dition of five temporary structures. Constant pressure Council was “under constant pressure from many sources, particularly municipal and the private sector, to proceed with the development of this region,” Wright said. Richmond Hill Barrow Insurance Services Ltd. 884-1551 Willowdale Neil G. 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Future unity This was an example of the unified approach to the region's future, and council must be committed to seeing it did not lose its perspective. “We as a council must detect and identify this pressure and treat it as all others â€" with fairness and as to what effect it will have on the over-all development plan for this region,” the chairman said. ”Simultaneously, we must recognize the fact we cannot ignore demands from all quarters for progressive and logical planning, and we must satisfy â€" so far as possible ~ such ex- pectations by progressing steadily and capably with what we have set out to do in, and for, this region," Wright said. 102 BLOOR ST. W‘ ' 964d”? MON‘ TO SAT. 9‘30 - 5 Insurance excellence for over 100 years. the regional council and other elected bodies, “particularly the school boardsfl’ He said the region offered the services of all its departments to the boards, “so they may objectively plan their future educational facility ex- pansions.” He said it was essential the schools and the region co-operate this way “to derive the maximum em» ployment' of teachers and schoolrooms as economically as possible without lowering our standards and objectives.” Wright listed another “challenge“ facing council. That was the possibility oi: Garfield Wright 1975-76 chairman 10427 Yonge Street Richmond Hill 889-097 2 Be sure to visit Neill Dotson before you buy Our wide selection is limited - Our prices are the lowest ever NEILL DATSUN BUY NOW! SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION FREE OF CHARGE OUR I974 CLEARANCE CONTINUES DATSUN I the region taking over all assessment responsibilities. thereby eliminating the present practice of chargebacks for specific works done for specific municipalities. The chairman said he felt that. with the “positive participation” of all regional councillors, the various goals could be achieved" and two years hence we will be able to look back on this term of office as one of sensible ac- complishment." PICKERING: Although plans for a 14-lane super highway from Markham to Newcastle are now under development, the exact route has not been decided yet and construction of the highway is at least 15 years away. He said he hoped this would be put before council very soon. News from next door To give all your garments E the‘ personal attention they deserve! WE CLEAN, ALTER and REPAIR . . . UNTIL THEY COME OUT LOOKING ALMOST NEW In The “North Mall” We're Not Too Big Discount Cleaners RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE (Photo by Daw) Red Cross help The North York Branch of the Red Cross was con- tacted by the Vaughan Social Services at Maple. After investigation Disaster Chairman Eli Andersen, a North York firefighter, found that help was needed desperately. The response from the warm-hearted, concerned citizens of the area was overwhelming, reports Mr. He contacted CFGM, the Richmond Hill radio station, which carried an appeal for help throughout Monday of this week. The fire was spotted at 1:30 in the afternoon and the rented frame home at 12,134 Bathurst Street in Vaughan near the Vaughan-King Townline was burned right to the ground. The Mitchells found refuge in the home of friends, Mr. and Mrs. George Egerton. RR 2, Maple. Furniture. clothing, toys and housewares of all kinds are pouring in for Lesslie Mitchell, his wife Margaret and three children, who lost their home and all their belongings in a fire January Larry Hill, 28, of Newmarket, . was killed January 8 when he was involved in a lthree-can collision on Highway 11, just south of the Gormley- Stouffville Road at 9:30 am. A Richmond Hill man, Leslie Bradford, 52, of 84 Laverock, was taken to York Central Hospital with head and chest injuries. Destitute victims of .fire find refuge in Maple home According to the Oak Ridges detachment of Provincial Police, Hill was northbound and crossed into the southbound lane, where his car was in collision with the southbound Bradford vehicle. The latter was then struck in the rear by a car driven by Janice Whalley, 27, of Creemore, Ontario. Miss Whalley was unin- jured. V Damage to the vehicles was estimated at $5,000. 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