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District Family Y Win tar program ready Depot busy Hill recycling effort By Margaret Lade The District Family Y has lined up a winter program so varied and versatile it should have appeal for everyone â€" from age two to 102 â€"- in the area. While many of the programs in fitness, crafts, hobbies, games, are planned for the Y Centre at 83 Dunlop Street, Richmond Hill, others are scattered to meet the needs of local communities, in Thor- nhill, Richvale, Oak Ridges, Aurora. Additional volunteers are welcome at the re- cycling depot he said, but parental consent is requested, along with an anti-tetanus injectiori certificate. A warm room has been built in the south east corner of the stable with thanks to George Chassie, Keith Hodge and Al New skills, activities, social pursuits are of- fered in schools, chur- ches, libraries. They ‘range from basketball and jiu-jitsu to belly dancing, yoga, rhythmics, crocheting, decoupage, interior design, and to baby sit- ter's training, puppetry, playschool. “Public response to re- cyclying has steadily grown to a high of 64 cars at the depot in a mor- ning," said Roy Clifton, chairman of the Rich- mond Hill committee for re-cycling at the recent general meeting. Most programs begin a week after the school holiday break. Fees vary Average cost for a 10- week program is about $15, but it varies ac- cording to facilities and equipment needed. TWO-and-three-year- olds and their mothers play and learn together Need money? tGetfl here! WCTORM and GREY V1 U1 U1 [H1 and UHDI TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1889 20 Fred Varley Drive (Varley Village Plaza) Unionville 416-297-3801 LAW OFFICE LLEWELLYN. SMITH Iohn Alexander Smith B.A., L.L.B. and Richard Llewellyn B.A.. L.L.B. announce the opening of their 10355 Yonge St., Richmond Hill laird Ruby, Manager Open Tuesday evenings until 8 p.m. The all Ontario Trust C omp(m_1 begun in 1889 TUES.. WED., THURS. 9:30 to 4:30 FRIDAY 9:30 to 6:30 SATURDAY 9 to 12 NOON Member Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation 884-1 107 for briet periods weekly, beginning Jan. 9 at the Y Centre. Jan. 13 at Aurora United Church, and Jan. 14 at Thornhill United. Kindergym for the four- to-six crowd is also a in Oak Ridges Saturday mornings. Pre-school crafts There will also be crafts for pre-schoolers weekly at Charles Connor and at Richvale Libraries. on Kindergym for the four- to-six crowd is also a weekly program, starting Jan. 8 at the Y Centre. Jan. 13 at Aurora United, and Jan. 14 at Thomhill United. There will be gym~ nastics for girls at two age levels at the Y Centre beginning Jan. 5, and for boys in the same location beginning Jan. 7; also rhythmic gymnastics and volleyball for girls. Floor hockey Floor hockey for boys begins at the Y Centre Jan. 10, for boys and girls at Roselawn Public School on Carrville Road on Jan. 21, and at Oak Ridges Public School on Yonge Street on Jan. 15. And there will be basketball for boys and jiuâ€"jitsu for boys and girls â€" both at the Y Centre. Work was to commence at the beginning of the month to stregthen the barn floor, making a larger area for separation and storage. Trampoline for boys and girls will be offered at Walter Scott Public School. Kinsman and ms son Kim he said. The town has received a LIP grant, part of which will be used in preparing the barn for phase two. In the future, a pick-up for senior citizens and others without transport will be arranged by M. Norman. He welcomes volunteers with suitable transport. Jojlce Saleuddin, publicity director, reports much work being done In less strenuous vein, the Y plans dirty crafts for children 7 to 12 at the Burr Craft House, Carrville Road, and at Charles Connor Library Mothers and children two to five will learn to create together, using common household items, music and games, at Thornhill Community Centre Library and at Aurora United Church. Baby-sitter‘s training will be offered for boys and girls 12 and up, and there will be puppet classes for those six and over as well as art classes at the Y Centre. Music and instrument will be included in the enrolment fee for the recorder group which will be offered to young people seven to 13 Saturdays beginning Jan. 17 in Emmanuel Church, Mackay Drive, Richvale. Adults, too, may learn to play the recorder â€" at St. Paul's United Church, Sunset Beach Road, beginning Jan. 12. Make Ukrainian eggs Other adult crafts in- clude Ukrainian egg decorating and “dry” crafts such as making horseshoe nail jewellery, candles and flowers, at with elementary students with the distribution of leaflets to make them aware of the problem and its solution. Parsis Abram volun- teered to act as treaSurer. Marlene Turner is the acting housekeeper. “a? FAMILYGIFTIDEA! 5;?” 1? A NEW CAR FOR CHRISTMAS § if? AND A TAX SAVING TOO fis~Q GIVE THE FOLLOWING WORKS CAN BE COMPLETED THROUGHOUT THE WINTER MONTHS Prunning - thinning - shaping - removal - bolting - cableing - aerating ‘ seeding - transplanting - orchard prunning - cribs - walls 8 patios installed - lot & husn clearing 8 stump removal - large trees supplied & planted. FORESTRY CO. LTD. TREE & SHRUB CARE VOLKSWAGEN & AUDI RICHMOND HILL TREE SERVICE Soles DISCOUNTS â€" 8847774 [[7 us HELP you KEEP ONTARIO GREEN MUSICAL (A GIFTS PHONE AND ASK ABOUT OUR WINTER WORKS " “r I'IU I U“; LTD. VOLKSWAGEN 8- AUDI RICHMOND HILL 889-7701 884-6661 the Y Centre A variety of messy crafts, from decoupage to ceramics, will be offered in the “dirty crafts” program for women at Hillcrest Mall auditorium and at Bond Lake Arena, beginning Jan. 19. Morning mix, also {or women, is a combination of music and exercise followed by coffee and discussion, crafts or field trips. The weekly program begins at Hillcrest auditorium Jan. 13, at St. Paul’s United on Jan. 15, and at the Y Centre, which has shower facilities as well as a gymnasium, on Jan. 13. For the would-be artist there will be drawing and sketching classes at Charles Connor Library, instruction in oils and acrylics at the Y Centre. Bridge classes for both beginners and advanced players will be offered at the Y Centre weekly for 10 weeks. AUTHORIZED y people in action GIFT SUGGESTIONS: O SIGMA O EPIPHONE O YAMAKI O GUATION O DRUM KITS O DRUM STICKS O DRUM SKINS 0 GUITAR STRINGS THE MUSIC SHOPPE Service AND 8147 YONGE ST., THORNHILL 889-2042 - 889-2826 THIS YEAR FULL LINE OF FROM I U Many other guitars at Christmas special prices Fast, Iriendly service by lactory- 'rained mechanics and knowledgeable sales 51a". GUITARS $31995 And for those who are looking to the future, what are your plans for retirement. The Y will be offering a course of discussion in the areas of activities, finances and housing beginning at the Y Centre. 83 Dunlop Street, Jan. 12 and continuing each Tuesday from 8 to 10 There is basketball for men in various age groups, men’s floor hockey, volleyball for women only or for men and women, badminton and jogging for men and women. Adult physical programs are also prominently featured in the bright new brochure from the Family Y. Some of these are at the Y, others in neighborth schools. Among the most popular programs offered to stimulate physical and mental fitness are belly dancing, at Thornhill United Church, and Yoga â€" the latter at three locations: the Y Centre, Aurora Senior School and Stornoway Public School in Thornhill. Fitpak for all And now the Y has its own facility, with gym- nasium, sauna, showers and locker rooms, it is offering a Fitpak â€" a come-and-go program to stimulate and promote general physical fitness for people of all ages. Baby-sitting is 0 GUITAR STANDS 0 GUITAR COIL CORDS O MUSIC STANDS O MUSIC BOOKS 884-7774 Parts available during daytime programs, and the Y offers a fullâ€"fledged day care program for pre- schools, daily from 7:15 a.m. to 6 pm. at the centre on Dunlop Street. For brochures, times. places, fees, call the Y at 773-4591 or 884-4811. The Y also has clubs for various groups â€" one for mentally retarded adults. also two for singles, (younger singles and older singles), and a Saturday Nite At The Y for couples who enjoy dancing. fun and fellowship. Licensed nursery The Y Playschool is a licensed nursery program operating in Richmond Hill Baptist Church under supervisor Mrs. Jean NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS IN THE TOWNS 0F AURORA AND WHITCHURCH - STOUFFVILLE WITH PROPERTIES ABUT- TING THE TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL. NOTICE OF THE AP- PLICATION TO THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL ROARD BY THE COR- PORATION OF THE TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL for approval of a by-law to regulate land use passed pursuant to Section 35 of the Planning Act. TAKE NOTICE that the Council at the Corporation at the Town at Richmond Hill intends to apply to the Ontario Munlcipal Board pursuant to the provisions ol Section 35 oi the Planning Act tor approval at Bv~law 8645 passed on the 3rd day at November, 1975. A note giving an explanation ot the purpose and eltect ot the by-law and stating the lands attected thereby is also lurnished below. ANY PERSONS wishing to support the application for ap- proval ol the byJaw may within fourteen (14) days alter the date ol this notice send by registered mail or deliver to the Clerk oi the Town oi Richmond Hill notice at his support of approval oi the said by- law together with a request for notice oi any hearing that may be held giving also the name and address to which such notice should be given. ANY PERSONS INTERESTED MAY, within lourteen (1a) days atter the date at this notice, send by registered mail or deliver to the Clerk at the Town at Richmond Hill notice at his ohiection to approval of the said by-Iaw, together with a statement of the grounds of such obiection. THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD may approve of One said bv<|aw but belore doing so it may appoint a llme and place when any nbieclion lo lhe by-law will be considered. Nolice ol any hearing lhal may be held will be given only lo persons who have llled an ob- ieclion or nolice ol supporl and who have la" with or delivered to me Clerk undersigned, lhe ad- dress lo which notice ol hearing is to be sent. THE LAST DAY FOR filing obieciions will be the 5m day of January, 1916. DATED AT THE TOWN OF RICHMOND HILLTHIS mu DAY OF December, 1975. THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL BY-LAW NO. 86-75 A By-Iaw to amend Bv-Iaw No. 2083 of the Corporation of Me Township of Whikhurch WHEREAS the lands attected by this By-Iaw were situate in the Township oi Whitchurch and were annexed to the Town oi Richmond HiII by the Regional Municipality at York Act. 1970. but remain subiect to the provision at By-Iaw No. 2053 of the former Township oi Whitchurch. WHEREAS the matters herein set out are in conformi'y with ‘he Richmond Hill OHicial Plan which is approved and in force at this time. AND WHEREAS there has been no amendment to the Richmond Hill OHicial Plan proposed by the Council but not approved at this time with which the matters herein set out are not in con- tormity. (3) Adding me following sen- !ence 10 Section 1: Definitions in the 24m paragraph, "Public Sfireefi”. therefor: I. By-Iaw No. 1033 as amended be and is hereby further amended by “Insolar as it aliens lands within the Town oi Richmond Hill, STREET 0R HIGHWAY means a road assumed by the Corporation oi the Town oi Richmond Hill or the Regional Municipali'y of York or the Province ol Onlario or a road allowance upon which a road is being construded under an agreement with the Town of Rich‘ mond Hill." THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL BYâ€"LAW NO. “~75 EXPLANTORV NOTE The lands affected by this bv-law were formerly in the Township at Whitchurch consisting oi the easterly halves ot Lots 1 to 10 inclusive in Concession 1 and those parts ot Lots 1 to 10 inclusive in Concession J lying to the west 0! proposed highway 404. They were annexed to the Town at Richmond Hill but remain subiect to the provisions of whitchurch Bv-Iaw No. 2083. NOW THEREFORE THE COUNCIL OF THE COR- PORATION OF THE TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL ENACTS AS FOLLOWS: "Notwithstanding the provisions at this Section an existing dwelling or accessory structure thereto located in the Town oi Richmond Hill and Iawtully enisting on the date at passing of Bv-Iaw “‘75 ot the Corporation at the Town at Rich- mond Hill may be repaired or enlarged provided it complies with all other requirements oi this By- law." READ A FIRST AND SECOND TIME THIS 7"! DAY OF JULY 1975. READ A THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED THIS 3rd DAY OF NOVEMBER I915. By»law No. 1083 provides that no building may be erected on a lot unless it fronts on a public street. By-Iavv No. “75 adds a clause to the definition at “Public Street“ t! make it clear that it must have been assumed by the Town at Richmond Hill. Regional Municipality of York or Province 01 Ontario or being constructed under agreement with the Town at Richmond Hill before it qualities as a public street, This does not prevent the repair or enlargement ot a building that was Iawtully existing on the day of the passing at the by-law. (b) Adding me lollowing paragraph to Section 6.6 C.D. Weldon, Clerk. Town at Richmond Hill, 10265 Yonge Street. P.0. Box 300, Richmond Hill, Ontario. Lac 4Y5 Schiller" Mayor. Weldon" Clerk Sherbarth. Mothers may enrol their children for the Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning session, or for the Tuesday and Thursday We want you to know that . . . 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