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THORNHILL â€" A forgetful postman has been blamed for delaying a mailbag full of letters a month. Forgetful postie gets blame for mail delay Garage thieves go underground Jack Slater was one of several businessmen on Bomb scare reported RICHMOND HILL â€" New York is not the only town getting bomb scares these days. THORNHILL â€"â€" The underground garage is becoming a popular place for the underground in Thornhill, especially on Inverlochy Boulevard. Long a happy hunting ground for area hoodlums, the apartment garage was well visited the past week, with five residents reporting thefts from their cars, four of them at 80 Inverlochy Boulevard. Last wéek, ’both Richmond Hill and Newmarket had bomb threats to local business places. The thefts from the cars of Colin Crawford, Maurice Lamoreux, Michael Kennedy and Theodor Sachi, included a typewriter, scuba tank, TV set and a tape deck. In Richmond Hill, the call was made to the Mutual Life Building about 5:20 pm, Sept. 7. A secretary told police a man called and said a bomb was going off. He then hung up. Peter Liima, of 83’Inverlochy, had some articles valued at $340, taken from his car while it was parked in the driveway. In Newmarket, Richard Meyer, manager of Chicken King Ltd., Newmarket Plaza, also got a similar call. Policé, however, made an arrest in an incident that took place in an underground garage on Inverlochy, August 13. 7 At that time, someone slashed four tires on a car, belonging to Miles Verey, who was visiting a friend at the apartment. Last week, Stcphen Brown, 18, of South Taylor Mills Dr., Richmond Hill, was arrested in connection with the incident: A45 â€" THE LIBERAL, Wednesday. September 15. 1976 “The turnout was disappointing â€" only about 1.000" â€" not a bad crowd for supper actually. but that‘s how the hosts viewed the annual York North provincial Conservatives' beef and oyster party held Saturday at the Hugo Walker estate in King Township. 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A number of businesses in The bag was discovered by another employee last week and the mail was delivered immediately. A part-time carrier who replaced the regular man on the route left a full bag of mail in a post office locker and forgot about it. must have been siesta time, because a Rich- mond Hill man wasn't too happy with the noise being made by workers on his street last week. Joseph Ingles, of Rich- mond Hill works department, told police he and some other members of the depart- ment were working with a machine in front of a Sussex Avenue residence, Sept. 9, about 2 pm. A man there told them to stop their machine, or he would come out shooting, police said. Threatening noises Facing a charge of threatening is John Hnatchuck, 20, of Sussex Avenue. After you, Alfonse Three men dined at Rosetown Restaurant, Yonge Street in Rich- the Tories away, but those who did show up (including Premier Bill Davis and others in the government) had a big feast. along with quality entertainment and lots of socializing. Shown above are Eric Rubery of Toronto (left) with Sally and Bob Miller of King City. RICHMOND HILL â€" It GREAT $AVING$ ON 1976 DEMOS 773-4444 PHONE 884-8841 f R e 9 io n c | e r k ke 6 pi n 9 3 fl ‘ photo-copying fees 1 "A CAR WITH PHENOMENAL RIDE . . Road Test Magazine DRIVE IT AT: small two buildings were in- convenienced. “We received orders a month late, cheques and bills. We had been chasing down customers who had not paid their bills and they said they mailed them." It was just a co- incidence that the delivery coincided with the increase in postal rates. Slater is one of those people who believes the post office does not deserve the extra two cents. “It often takes two weeks or more to get letters from Toronto," he said. When it was all over, they decided just one of them should remain behind to pay the bill of $8.45. However, after paying $2.80, police said the man chosen, told the cashier he would go out to the car to get the rest and never returned. mond Hill last week Local radio company wants to lease space for a 150 foot 2-way radio antennae on high ground near hydro. It will help out on your mortgage. ARKAY RADIO LIMITED 889-4733 WANTED OAK RIDGES AREA NEWMARKET â€" Hershel Weinberg. 47, of Oakville, was appointed last week to succeed Murray Pound as director of planning for York region at a salary of $33,000 annually. Pound is no“; in private business in Toronto. As a result, he‘s in- voked a section of the Municipal Act, which allows the clerk to charge 15 cents per 100 words for certified photo copies of various municipal tracts. Reg/"on council picks its new top planner NEWMARKET â€" York Region Clerk Robert Vernon apparently doesn‘t think his $27,560 salary is enough. Weinberg comes to the region from Hamilton, where he was director of regional plan, (senior division head) regional municipality of Hamilton- Wentworth. He has also served as director of regional plan for the city 0f Hamilton; manager of urban planning. Canadian Systems. (Waterloo development); chief planner for Etobicoke; planner, projects division, Toronto. He has also been in private business in Toronto. Weinberg holds degrees from the University of Southern California and the University of Michigan. He is a Inember of the Canadian Institute of Planners, and won the RICHMOND HILL â€" King Township’s representation on the York Region Roman Catholic separate school board will be decreased in the December election from two trustees to one. Catholic school board shuffled The change determined by the clerks of the three region municipalities with the largest separate school assessment, will leave Markham, Vaughan and Richmond Hill holding 10 of the 14 seats on the board. King council is angry about the redistribution and at a meeting early last week adopted a resolution objecting to the way in which it was determined. It claimed the move was inequitable ac- cording to the assessment of the three towns com- pared with that o_f King. - King council plans to send its objection to the Vernon revealed what had been considered a more-or-less ancient practice. to. help clerks supplement small In this case, the clerk informed The Liberal that he kept 10 cents of each 15, with the rest going back to the region. and keep part of the salaries. when Aurora proceeds. Councillor Bob Roth In this case, the clerk appeared before region to informedThe Liberal that complain about the he kept 10 cents of each charge. Aurora and Whit‘ church-Stouffville com- bine to elect one trustee East,Gwillimbury and Georgina combine to elect one trustee. Markham represent- ation increases from three to four. minister of education but until the ministry r e s p o n d s t h e redistribution is as follows: Vaughan represent- ation increases from one to three. Richmond Hill remains the same with three trustees and there’ll be no change in Newmarket, represented by one trustee. 5 002. ~15. for the freshest fruits and vegetables W HIGHWAY 11, BRADFORD,ONTARIO Award of Merit, Association of Con- sulting Engineers of Canada, 1967. Theinew'director is married and has one teen-age daughter. NEWMARKET â€"- Garfield Wright’s perfect attendance record of five years without missing a meeting of York Region council came to an end Thur- sday. The chairman was on holidays. As a result, council appointed Markham Councillor Bob Adams acting chairman “until 11:59 pm." Wright finally takes day off Council didn’t say what would happen to Adams after that. but as the meeting ended at.6 p.m., it was saved from having to come up with an additional ruling to preserve, his fate \r A D02. 1qu. 505526 Roth said that, where the region had previously charged 25 cents a page for copies. it was now charging the new price of 15 cents per 100. UBERAL READERS BUY There was no logic to Liberal advertised Innis {irangoggne CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF MARKHAM SPECIAL COUNCIL -- MEETING that. Roth said: It was also both costly and impractical to have the staff have to count the words. Why should the extra charge be made when it was just as easy to photo copy one page, as to block out part of it in order to keep within the lOGword maximum? he said. Said Vernon: “We don’t charge 15 cents for a hundred words. but for furnishing a copy." He said that, as council hadn't negotiated ad- justing his salary to compensate him for providing the service, it was necessary to charge the rate prescribed in the Act. Said Mayor Evelyn Buck of Aurora, com- menting on the combined salary and service charge factor: “I assume that‘s going back a long way in the legislature." Mayor David Schiller of Richmond Hill said he felt charging by the page was “more appropriate." So far as the clerk’s salary was concerned, he felt it could be adjusted ac- cordingly." Mayéf Bob Forhan of Newmarket said there ENROLL NOW FOR FALL TERM 8843787 ESTELLE MARKHAM STUDIO Piano - Theory All Grades ARLT. RM] Bob Vernon ...salary supplement seemed to be a difference of getting a certified copy of something and a plain copy of a general report. Following the meeting, Vernon told The Liberal he had cut Roth off from getting the minutes he wanted, because he refused to pay. When asked about that, Roth said the clerk had wanted to charge him 50 cents for the minutes and 75 cents for technical pages. Also. the copies were not certified. Vernon said that the whole matter was “not a big thing."