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A-2 e THE LIBERAL, Wednesday. July 13, 1977 Marjorie Lyon v Hogg. Marjorie Lyon. federal P.C. nominee for York North. and her husband, Jim, have travelled extensively throughout Canada sometimes by land but often by air in Jim‘s helicopter seen in the background. From left to right, Al Lyon, Marjorie, Jim and Agnes Lyon in front of a Bell 206-B in King City. Phone rates on the way up in H/'// Richmond Hill is one ol five Bell Canada ex- changes north and east of Toronto that will suffer a rate increase Friday, July 22, local Bell manager K. A. Gilmour said. Also facing increases are subscribers in the Maple, Gormley, Markham and South Pickering exchanges. The monthly rate for an individual residence cents ,and the rate for a two~party residence by 45 cents, Mr. Gilmour said. When a major ex- pansion of local calling in the Greater Toronto area went into effect late last year, Bell said that in 11 of the exchanges surrounding Metro, the large increase in local calling, plus normal telephone growth, was expected to put them in higher rate categories in 1977. Other exchanges af~ I fected include Kleinburg, Brampton, Castlemore, Clarkson, Streetsville and Oakville. This increase is not connected with the recent general increase for all phone rates, authorized by the Canadian Radio- Television and Telecommunications Commission, Bell‘s federal regulatory body, which went into effect June 13. Progressive Conservative hopeful has Travelling and living in various regions throughout Canada with her husband, Jim, a helicopter pilot. has given Marjorie Lyon, a federal Progressive Conservative hopeful for York North an important over-all view of national issues. Mrs, Lyon has lived at 10 Rosemary Ave, on the shores of Lake Wilcox, for the past nine years where she has been actively involved with the com- munity, She served two years on the civic improvement committee, was secretary of the Social Planning Council of Rich- mond Hill, was chairman of the Lake Wilcox ac- tivities group for two years, helped implement the NIP iNeighbourhood Improvement Program) and helped in the fight to restore the Wilcox Community Centre. A member of the PCs for years. Mrs. Lyon was actively involved in the recent provincial elec~ tion. Grassroots support is important to Mrs. Lyon. She has lived in BC, Alberta, and Gaspe area of Quebec. But the friendly at- mosphere of the many northern towns in Ontario where she lived, could be part of the reason Mrs. Lyon is so concerned with representative govern- ment and dealing with people on a onetoâ€"one basis. "Representative g0- vernment is the cor- nerstone of our democracy . . . and by and large it has served this country well," said Mrs. Lyon. Being a woman in politics has not posed a great deal of trouble, she said. But it is more a matter of convincing the women that she is capable than the men. She noted one case where a normal Conservative female voter said she would vote N.D.P. before voting for a woman. National unity is the foremost issue with her as "Discovery Days" Photo Contest Enter Richmond Hill Civic Improvement Committee’s first annual photo contest. It’s part'of their from September 19-24, 1977. Give us your impression of the Townâ€"its old churches, homes, “Discovery Days" celebration with most people at this time and she said she believes Quebec should be persuaded to stay with Canada and suggested more interest be shown in Quebec‘s historic and cultural past by Anglophones. been active in Oak Ridges vicinity While living in the Gaspe area, Mrs. Lyon did not sense much discontent among the French-Canadians alt- hough this was in the 1960‘s. “But now we have backed the Quebecois into SUMMER “sLASHEDi HURRY WHILE THEY LAST WE ARE CLEARING OUT AT DISCOUNT PRICES OUR HUGE STOCK OF 1977 CARS AND TRUCKS NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUD! a corner and they will vote for separatism even if they really do not want it, just as a matter of pride." she said. “The Trudeau government is showing a great deal of arrogance in dealing with the problem.“ historic buildings, a world famous observatory...its scenic places VISIT US TODAY AND MAKE YOUR DEAL ON ASPENS, LE BARONS, DIPLOMATS, CORDOBAS MONACOS, CHRYSLERS, ARROWS, COLTS AND DODGE TRUCKS. RICHMOND HILL CHRYSLER DODGE LTD. 10731 YongeSt. N.. Rlchmond Hill and parks-its people. Categories: 1. People 2. Nature 3. Houses and Buildings. Rules: Color transparencies must be 35 MM. or larger. All prints must be5x7or larger. Deadline for entries: All entries must be postmarked on or before September 14, 1977. Mail entries to: Photo Contest, Town of Richmond Hill, 10266 Yonge Street, Richmond Hill. Prizes: Gift certificates from local merchants will be awarded to the winners and runners-up. *THE R.H.C.I.C. ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR LOSS OR DAMAGE phone will increase by 60 El}: it‘ihrral VOLUME 100. NUMBER 2 IOIOI Yonge Street. P.O. Box 350, LGC (Y6. 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