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A highlight of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Doner’s 67th wedding anniversary April 15 was a cable received from their son and daughter-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Doner, who are missionaries in Ilorin. Nigeria, Africa. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Heise of Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Heise of Ridgeway were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Heise. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Boynton and family and Miss Patsy Boynton of Toronto enjoyed supper Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Scott of Orangeville. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brillinger and children were dinner guests of Mrs. Beulah Jones in Stouffville on Saturday. "Miss Cindy Gill of Aurora enjoyed the weekend with Miss Connie Ash. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wideman and daughters spent the weekend with cousins in Ohio. Mrs. Harry Smith is still confined to her home with illness. Why not send her a card to let her know you are thinking of her? Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wright and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Crossman of Orangeville. Qufie a number of Gor- mley young folks par- o COACHES o MANAGERS o o REFEREES o Doners mark 67th anniversary or reply by letter to 0N MAY 7TH, VAUGHAN HYDRO Applications available at Eric's Cycle 8: Sports Alliance Sports Baymar Sports Applications must be received by May 20. 1975 250 Royette Rood, Concord, Units 20 - 23 Telephone contact may be made at either will Open for business at its new address: Richmond Hill Hockey Association Mail should be addressed to BOX 697, MAPLE [01 ED Bills may still be paid at the Municipal Offices in Maple. invites APPLICATIONS for For the 1975 ~1976 Season D. MOORE. SECRETARY. R.H.H.A. P.0. BOX 85, RICHMOND HILL S.R. Greenwood Manager 669- 9890 832- 2281 Mrs. Lorena Sayers is convalescing at home following recent surgery in York Central Hospital. Rich- mond Hill. Congratulations to Ken- neth Kepler who will graduate from Emmanuel Bible College at Kitchener this coming Sunday. Ken has been the assistant minister at Gormley Missionary Church for the past two years. He said his farewell Sunday night. Following the service, a social hour was held in the Fellowship Hall and Ken was presented with a gift of money in appreciation of his services. ticipated in the Beracah Musical Recital Friday night at Victoria Square United Church. Church News Quite a number of ladies from Heise Hill Church attended the Women‘s Annual Auxiliary of the Brethren in Christ Churches of Ontario on Saturday at the Bridlewood Church in Agincourt. GORMLEY Correspondent: Mrs. Chas. Milsted Telephone: 889-9063 Conveners of standing committees will be: citizenship and world afâ€" fairs, Mrs. Gretta Noble and Mrs. George Boynton; educational and cultural activities. Mrs. Paul Draper; family and con- sumer affairs, Mrs. Ken Jeffels; resolutions. Mrs. Russ Ellas; public relations. Mrs. Norm Brown: Tweedsmuir History Curator, Mrs. Deb Baker; Tweedsmuir History committee. Mrs. Harry Smith. Mrs. Fred Munroe, Mrs. R. C. Baycroft; project committee. Miss Alma Heise, Mrs. Deb Baker, Mrs. Harry Smith, Mrs. Norm Brown; sick and flower committee, Mrs. Russ Ellas, Mrs. Roy Smith, Mrs. Harry Smith; auditors, Mrs. R. C. Baycroft and Mrs. William Ash. During the afternoon, Mrs. Paul Draper was presented with a lovely engraved glass vase in honor of her recent wedding. The annual election of officers was held and resulted as follows: President Mrs. Russ Elias, lst Vice-President Mrs. Roy Smith, 2nd Vice-President Mrs. Alex Chalmers, Secretary~Treasurer Mrs. Gretta Noble, Assistant Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. Norm Brown. District Director Mrs. Deb Baker, Branch Directors Mrs. Jack Gamble. Miss Alma Heise, Mrs. A. Cruickshank. The draw on the lovely quilt that the members of the institute made was won by Mrs. Edith Newton of Thornhill. The ladies of the Missionary Church attended the annual WMS convention at Stouffville Missionary Church Tuesday. Gormley Women's Institute met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Norman Brown. Franz Lehbruner of Munich. Germany, enjoyed the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Munroe. Mrs. John Wideman is convalescing at home from recent surgery in the Cotâ€" tage Hospital at Uxbridge. WI Meeting .I.C. Gilbert Chairman The beef was not the only thing roasted at a reception‘ dinner held Friday by York North Liberals at Thornhill Community Centre, Bayview at John Street. Federal/Minister of Urban Affairs Barney Danson was also ‘roasted‘ during the evening under the leader ship of Senator Keith Davey as master of ceremonies. Local MP and Urban Affairs Minister Friday as the York North Liberals held Barney Danson (right) shares a their annualgathering here in Southern moment with Senator Keith Davey York Region. York North liberals ’raast’ Danson Joining in the goodâ€" natured ribbing of the popular local riding representative at Ottawa were Jim Service, former mayor of North York; Joe Potts, a perennial candidate for public office; Ken Rottenburg. president of Y&R :, Judge Dorothy Petrie of the citizen court; and Ken Danson. the minister's lawyer son. The York North Liberal Association elected Patrick Ryan of Willowdale as its new president. A revised plan for a combined commercial- residential development on the former Langstaff property on Yonge Street was presented to Richmond Hill Council’s Planning Committee April 9 by Captain Development Ltd. Other members of the executive will be: Ian He reminded planning committee that a site plan agreement had already been prepared for 63,000 square foot commercial develop- ment on the site with ap- proval in principal given to a future 72,000 square foot eight-storey residential building; Architect Leo Ventiarutti presented therreyisipn. The revised plan call for a ground floor commercial space of 25,000 square feet which will be set back on a level with the building to the north and will be topped by a five-storey residential building of 49,000 square feet with a further setback complying with council's policy of a height limit of 60 feet in that area. Revised plan for pmperty on Yonge 10 things to look for before you buy a Riding Mower, f. Tough automotive- type steel frame. 2. Easy stop-and-go pedal driving. 3. Rustproof molded fiberglass body. 4. Fast, dependable starts 5. Shorter turning radius. 6. Stable center of gravity. 7. Comfort contoured seaf. 8. Powerful high- I Norm Hull’s Service Centre Ltd. Kleinburg 893-1284 Phone for Free Demonstration Service is our Business INTERNATIONAL WESTEI ‘10 9 torque engine. 9. Easy on-the-go blade height adjustment. 10. Meets safety approved standards. To find all these features in one machine, look over all the International Harvester Cadet“ Riding Mowers today Henderson of Willowdale as executive vice-president, Mal Wardman of Markham as treasurer and Marie Letcher of Thornhill as secretary. The first floor of the residential building will have access to walkout patios on a portion of the roof of the commercial area; the other suites will have balconies. Nineteen vice-presidents were named for the riding, including the following from this area: Mary Neal, Marg Gerrow and Roy Koehler of Unionville; Brian Bailey, Alex MacRae, Norman Bergstein, Dennis Ashworth, Roy McMurchy and Don Galinsky of Thornhill and Con O’Donovan and Peter Garon of Richmond Hill. The patios will be ‘con- sidered part of the 45 percent landscaped open space requirement of the site. The required landscaping would be 19,000 square feet and with the patios the proposal will provide 21,000 square feet. Indoor recreation facilities will also be provided. Planning Director Hessie Rimon pointed out that a rezoning application must be made also to accommodate the general commercial- residential development. The zoning at present is only general commercial. The committee instructed planning staff to enter into a revised site plan agreement with the applicant. Most parking will be underground. Prices s‘art at $595.00 (Photo by Hngg) Pickering airport topic for engineers “Pickering Airport from Planning to Decision â€" Right or Wrong?“ will be the topic of Larry Potvin, manager airport system and construction planning, at the May 6 meeting of the York Chapter. Association of Professional Engineers of Ontario, at the Parkway Hotel, Highway 7 and Leslie Street. Thornhill, at 7: 15 pm. Tickets and information are available by phoning Blane Hamilton, P. Eng, at 640â€"4931 or 889-7691. York Chapter members‘ at their second May meeting, will hear Kevin Keane. Pickering manager speak on “Pickering Nuclear Success" and Harold Gilbert. superin- tendent property rights of way on “Life in Pickering and York Region“. This meeting will be held May 29 at the Aurora Highlands Golf and Country Club at 7: 15 pm. And it now includes agricultural workers. Effective May1 the mlmmum wage goes up. Everyone in Ontario who‘s covered by the Minimum Wage Actâ€"and that now includes agricultural workersâ€"will be entitled to an increase beginning May 1. The new basic rate will be $2.40 an hour. All agricultural workers engaged in the harvesting of fruit. field vegetables and tobacco will be entitled to the new rate. People employed by agencies as domestics and people ‘working as funeral directors or embalmers must be paid not less than $2.40 an hour. Learners in general industry must be paid at least $230 an hour during their first month of employment. and the full rate after that. - -A -14.. Those employed in construction work or as construction site guards are now entitled to at least $265 an hour.There is no learner's rate in the construction industry. Ambulance drivers. helpers and first-aid attendants must now receive at least $t15.20 a week or, it they work less than 48 hours in a week. the regular rate of $2.40 an hour. Students under 18 who work 28 hours a week or less. or during school holidays, must receive at least $200 an hour. / i-,_r l_ . u__:- "WW/hen employees occupy a room or eat meals supplied by their employer. $10400 per week for the room and $1.05 for each meal or $22.00'per week for meals may be included when calculating the minimum wage. Employers of agricuIturaI workers who are entitled to minimum wage wiil be limited in the maximum deductions they can make from minimum wage, for room and board to $32.00 per week; for the provision of a fully serviced house to $40.00 per week; and provision of an unserviced house to $30.00 per week _. 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