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C-12 â€" THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. May 18 WWW A / Her interest in hospitals started when she worked as a junior volunteer with a group supporting a Toronto home for under- priviledged children. Goodwin outvoted MAPLE â€" Councillor Terry Goodwin lost an attempt to have more than $14,000 in planning consultants payments deferred April 18. As president, Gail becomes 'an ex-officio member of the hospital‘s board of trustees, and will serve on its public relations committee. Later she started a junior auxiliary at the Montreal Children‘s Hospital. As well‘ she has been a member of the junior auxiliary of the Canadian Cancer Society, and, most recently, a member of the York Central Hospital Auxiliary. The bills included $10,000 for work on the Thornhill-Vaughan plan and another $4,600 for work on the Maple plan. The bills were from consultant Terry Kelly. Councillor Goodwin was outvoted 6-1. Other councillors were satisfied with the ex- planation of Planning Director John Dewar that Kelly had attached his logs to the bills showing the work had been done. Dewar sent the bills over to the treasurer to see if the money to pay them was in the approved budget. It was. The logs were no longer attached to the bills by the time they got to council. “Part of this is missing," said Dewar when he checked them. Councillor Goodwin said council and the planning director did not know how much of the $33,000 in the budget had been spent in comparison to the amount of work done. “How far along are we? If you don‘t watch it you will be in the same trouble as you were with Sawchuk and Peach," he said. Dewar said there was one more bill from Kelly for $2,000 and he un- derstood it was the last in the current phase of the work. He took exception to Goodwin‘s remarks about Sawchuk and Peach. “Council asked them to do extra work and they made you aware their budget was running out." he said. After the meeting. Planning Committee Chairman David Fraser said the dispute with Sawchuk and Peach. the original planners of Thornhill-Vaughan. had been resolved. Council held back payments on amounts over the original budget but was convinced it was for extra work not in the original contract. 4 councillors Tokyo bound “Tokyo? Members will receive quite adequate information in Van- couver.“ In spite of this comment by Richmond Hill Mayor David Schiller. regional council last week ap- proved of sending four members of the engineering committee and one staff member to the International Road Federation VIII World Meeting October 16-21 in Tokyo. Japan. OXFORD SQUARE ELAZA 10620 YONGE ST. NORTH , 1977 VALLADINS 20x40 Heavy cotton terry check patterns BATH TOWEL TEA TOWELS STRIPE FACE or DISH CLOTHS Ladies' One Size Stretch linen stripe 0 All cotton 0 Cotton 8 YOUR CHOICE NYLON PANTIES 0 Eyelet pattern First Quality Canadian Made Fir§t Oglityfiagadian Ma¢_1_e 8-16 BOYS' Sizes 11-3 MISSES SNEAKERS /// checks 100% Cotton ' Canvas or Denim 0 Compare at $1.99 \\'Q.U/‘/W//W//WWW///// vv% VictoriaWe eké :4 R I T! m for for $1 / STARTS TODAY OPEN MON.-FRI.10â€"10 0 SAT. 9-6 SKIVY T SHIRTS BATHING SUITS $1 Ladies' Poly/Cotton or 100% Cotton BOYS' 7-12 DENIM SHORTS BOYS‘ 8-16 Compare at 2.99 BOYS‘ 7-12 TWILL PANTS Compare at 2.99 1/2 Boxer Compare at 3.98 BACKYARD ASSORTMENT SUGG. LIST 12.95 0 Pull on or tab front pants 0 Short or long sleeve tops in solids or stripes 13.98-16.98 VALUES IF PERFECT LIMITED LOTS-5U BS, CLOSEOUTS FAMOUS CANADIAN MAKER â€" LADIES'JUNIORS HANDS VELOUR CO-ORDINATES PANTS or TOILS $1 $17.77 COMMUNITY ASSORTMENT SUGG. LIST $5 HANDS RICHMOND HILL LADIES' NYLON PRINT LOUNGE DRESSES LADIES’ 100% NYLON 8-16 BOYS’ TANK TOPS Men's Double Bull Racing Stripe SHIRT SHORT SLEEVE Compare at 1.98 Compare at 2.99 Compare at 4.99