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Berton, a Kleinburg resident, said people from the Toronto area could be encouraged to contribute by attending some special events in the town. “The people of Kleinburg have paid through the nose.” The OMB hearing costs to fight Milani and the town totalled $25,879 including $16,265 in legal fees, $8,836 for planner Matthew Lawson and $778 for other expenses. The ratepayers voted unanimously to continue the battle against Vaughan‘s Official Plan Amendment 19. It estaimated an appeal to the cabinet will cost a minimum of $5,000. Milani cabinet appeal KLEINBURG â€" The Milani appeal to the cabinet of the Ontario municipal board decision for Kleinbrug was a “nitpicking document if ever there was one," Pierre Berton said at a meeting of Kleinburg and Area Ratepayers last week. TAKE NOVICE THAT 3 Spec'al Meehng o! In: Liquor Licence Boavd oI Ontano WI” be held al THE LIQUOR LICENCE BOARD OF ONTARIO, 55 LAKESHORE BLVD, EAST. TORONTO. ONTARIO. on TUESDAY. APRIL 5th. 1977.3!th hay! (II 9.00 o‘clock In the Ioreunon. a! wmch lome the Boavd wull hear applucahons (or new hcences In accordance with The L-quor L|cence Act. 1975 and Regulations (hereunder, The Iollowmg eslahhshmenl hasapphed lot a The lollawung eslablnshmenl hasapphed lot a IICQHCQ o! the type Ind‘caled. and the application mll be enleflalned at (he alolemenlloned local-on and lume. TORONTO â€"â€" Donald Hamilton of Aurora was elected president of Ontario Municipal Electric Association at the 68th annual meeting in Toronto, succeeding D.R. Larkworthy of Stratford. The association is the spokesman for more than Heads provincial electric association COMMERCIAL RELATIONS THE LIQUOR LICENCE ACT. 1975 Candle Light Resuutanl 16 Industrial Road. Richmond Hill Dining uunle Licence AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE lhal any per- son wna AS resudenl In lhe munlcmallly and 0b|ecls lo any application may hIe lne gvoundsol oblecluon ll'l nelson at the lime and place ol the meeting or In wnllng lo EXECUKIVE Director. LIQUO' Lucence Beam o! Onlano, 55 Lakesnore Boulevard East. NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING Viersen frustrated by hydro structure MINISTRY OF CONSUMER AND Don Hamilton . . . . . local businessman THORNHILL â€" “I’m frustrated,” was the response from ASSOCiation of Thomhill Ratepayers president Tom Viersen after the meeting to discuss high Thomhill hydro rates. 7I‘hornhill residents on the Markham side pay more for hydro than residents of the old towu of Markham or any other municipality in the area. Don McNabb, chairman of Markham hydro, and Sam Cook, chairman of Richmond Hill hydro, said three studies relating to regional hydro were sent to the provincial government and subsequently shelved. Neither chairman favored the regional system, preferring each municipality have its own system‘ They said Ontario Hydro, which now services Thornhill, wants to get out. A‘fourth repart will be out in so to 9'0 days followed by public hearings. The resolution of, hydro problems is “a very political decision,” Viersen said. “Until there is a majority government, possibly nothingrcan happen.” To ensure the report does not get shelved, the ratepayers will continue to push for completion of the hydro study and hearings to begin by June 5. AUTII. HOUSE 8’ “FE INSURANCE Cbunéilfor Stan Dadrio waé sure Thomhill rates would not go down to oldrMarkham’s leye}. CALL 869-8902 Get an immediate quote, personal attention, prompt decisions. Our tradition of service guarantees protessional advice and satisfaction whenever you call. Call York and save! TORONTO. 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