The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Hit me lBruyns photol St. Luke’s parish casino night held at the Thomhill Community Centre Friday was a great success. George Morely of Shieldmark Cres. dealt at the blackjack table. Playing the game are Frank Graham, Don Parkhill, Maura Harrington and Don MacNeil. United Way Public will hear hydro plan Richmond Hill Council Monday nearly approved a hydro system for the town without the public‘s input. but Councillor Lois Hancey stopped it. And whether it‘s the best deal for people or not, they should at least have some say in the matter, Councillor Hancey told The Liberal yesterday. Council Monday was putting the finishing touches on discussions with members of the Richmond Hill Hydro Commission regarding the proposed electrical utility restructuring scheme. From a Council in Committee meeting last week came the recom- mendation that “the Town support the proposed Lower Tier System of Hydro Utility for the Town of Richmond Hill, and further suggest that area municipalities who do not wish to establish or expand commissions be per- mitted to operate as at present”. The Lower Tier system Would encompass the existing Richmond Hill Hydro, Vaughan Hydro, Markham Hydro and Ontario Hydro into one commission within the boundaries of the Former councillor heads York industrial campaign Former Markham councillor Bob Adams has jumped into another campaign, but this one isn’t political. Adams is heading the industrial campaign for the United Way of York Region. York’s United Way is completely in- dependent from Metropolitan Toronto’s The target for York Region is $400,000 to help 14 health and social service agencies in the region. The campaign won’t reach its goal without leadership from cor- porations, said Adams. Ed. Fritz, president of Steelcase Ltd., is heading the campaign in the Don Mills industrial area. With the coâ€"operation of Bob Doty, general manager of CN operations, Greater Toronto Region, an in- crease is expected from the CN yards in Concord. Volunteers are needed as canvassers and to recruit canvassers in all areas. both for the in- dustrial and residential campaigns. In its first year last year, the United Way raised $186,000. “It can’t be repeated too often,” says cam- paign director Bob Higgs, “that the United Way is providing essential community services in an area where there is high volunteer involvement." The $400,000 target is a bare bones budget, he said. The recommendation for each agency was reviewed by an in- dependent committee of private citizens before being accepted, he said. The agencies and their recommended allocations are: Aurora-Newmarket and District Family Life Centre, $14,150. CNIB York Region Advisory Board $45,000; The Canadian Red Cross- Ontario Division, Newmarket and District branch, $15,000; Markham Family Life Centre, $16,000; Georgina Family Life Centre, $11,420; Helpmate and Information $8,025; Information Markham, $4,500; The Chair practises now underway Rehearsals for the York Philharmonic Choir‘s 1977-78 season are now underway, according to Jutta Fohrenkamm. the group‘s publicity chairman. Prospective members are welcome to attend the rehearsals at Our Lady Avenue, Richmond Hill, at 7:30 pm. every Monday. The works for this season will comprise the following: “The Prodigal Son“ by A. Sullivan; “The Holy City" by A.Gaul; and “Stabat Mater“ by G. Rossini. Services, i Newmarket and District Association for the Mentally Retarded. $35,000; Operation Catch- uP. $40,000; Richmond Hill and Thornhill Area Family Services, $31,000; Social Planning Council Richmond Hill and Area, $300; York Central Association for the Mentally Retarded, $40,000; York Region Family “Y” $30,000; York Region Credit Counselling Service $6,755. The cost of the cam- paign and year-round administration, including budget screening, allocations information, LEADERS campaign information and publicity materials is $52,295. The $400,000 target would also build in a $29,715 emergency reserve allowance which the United Way could dip into if there was a bad year or some disaster that required special assistance from the United Way, said Higgs. There is also $20,000 allowed for pledges not paid because of in- terruptions in payroll . deduction emâ€" ployment. Anyone who would like to volunteer for can- vassing may call 884-0132. WANTED 01‘ Men and Women of integrity, courage and common sense, willing to devote themselves, without thought of reward, to the highest ideal and the greatest undertaking conceivable to human beings. This is a call sent out to men and women of all ages, educational and racial back- grounds, who wish above all else to fulfil their creative potential in every aspect of their living. It is an invitation for you to embark on a training program designed to equip you to provide the caliber of leadership for which the world is in desperate need. The mass of humanity will not change to reveal the beautyrof its creative potential unless there are individuals with sufficient vision and integrity to undergo the process for themselves and to lead the way by the example of their own living. For further information write to: Leadership Training Queen of the World For further in- & Po. Box 238. Loveland. CO 80537 Church on Bayview formation. call 884-4032. -------------------------------- Peel Fence 898-1361 Call Collect Minimum 100ft. 465 Davis Drive Newmarket order installed Fall chain link special This coupon redeemable for Reg. $33.00 value fferexpires Sept 30/77 Regional Municipality of Richmond Hill. But Councillor Hancey wonders if there will be one rate or three under the new system. She said she has seen only an average figure for Richmond Hill. and that was 2.707 cents per kilowatt hour. The rate proposed under a Region of York hydro system is 2.78 cents per kilowatt hour. The rate proposed under a Region of York hydro system is 2.78 cents per kilowatt hour. “It's just not that much different," she said. “I‘m not saying bigger is better, but we can‘t stay with the status quo forever,“ she said. At the meeting Monday, Councillor Hancey, who agreed the lower tier concept may be the best for the residents, still believed they should be told all the alternatives. “There are' lots of CARRIBBEAN COLOSSUS A citadel is defined as a fortress with high walls usually built on a hill or mountain. “La Cita- deIIe”, at Cap Haitien in Haiti, got its name because it conforms so magnificently to this definition. Built in the early 18005 by King Henri Christophe it rises 3,000 feet above sea level. Many people hve compared it to the pyramids in awesomeness. The construction of this monstrous build- ing took 13 years of back-breaking labor by over two hundred thousand Haitians. Everything that went into it-bricks, wood, stone, gravel, etc. - had to be hauled up the mountain. Three hundred cannons were brought up there with each taking fif- teen days for the up- ward journey. “La 0% remote ooEoo sooooooo 4mg: questions I want to ask." she said. “And if council doesn't hold a public meeting. I'll hold my own. “I thought we were in the position of getting the best break for the conâ€" sumer." she said. Mayor David Schiller said the obvious con- clusion is “the lower tier is the cheapest form of hydro for the area“. Councillor, Bill Cor- coran noted the “public will be more satisfied if we let them know what is going on". While the discussion carried on at length. the final recorded vote showed everyone in favor of deferring the motion until public meetings can be held. The motion also asked for the support of York Regional Council in the formation of public meetings. Councillor Hancey pointed out yesterday that the terms of I TALK Weddell's World of Travel Ltd. Citadelle” was planâ€" ned as a fortress city complete with food, supplies, and am- munition where fifteen thousand people could hold out for years! King Christophe built it as a defense against the French, who he thought would return after a previous de- feat. However the fortress was never at- tacked. , "La Citadelle” is one of the top attractions of the Caribbean. It’s well worth the someâ€" what lengthy trip up the mountain to see what some have called the eighth wonder of the world. Let us show you the world! See you next week. WADDELL‘S WORLD OF TRAVEL, LTD., 10084 Yonge St. Rich- mond Hill. Phone: 884- 9271 REGISTERED. BONDED TRAVEL AGENCY (No 0007853) Member 01 LC.) ASTA CANADA CITC SPECIAL 0% OFF deepen THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. September 2|. 1977 â€" A-3 reference showed that the steering committee of the restructuring group requires that public participation programs be developed at the local level. “There must be public meetings and written submissions must be sought from municipal and regional (county) councils. utility comâ€" missions and special interest groups." a 1976 policy statement from the steering committee states. Dr. M. Eidsenberg Dr. M. Tushinski Wish to announce the opening of their office for the PRACTICE OF FAMILY MEDICINE at Bayview Lane Medical Centre 8220 Bayview Ave.. Thomhill 881-3984 NO MAN ever stands so tall as when he stoops to help a boy. Big Brothers of York. 727â€"1251. WINTERIZE YOUR LAWN with Lawn-A-Mat’s "Greenskeeper Care" Programme 4 per sq. ft. (4.000 M: It. Minimum) "23) j ‘ THE 'GREENSKEEPER CARE’ PROGRAMME INCLUDES: (four services at .4c e sq. ft. Minimum Charge 4,000 sq. ft. of lawn) FALL1977 SPRING 1978 EARLYSUMMER SUMMER 1978 0 Power Rolling " Power Rolling 0 power Aerating t Power Aerating 0 Fertilizing o (Turf Master Prille) Fertilizing (Turf Master PriIlI) e Fennizing I Fertilizing 0 Weed Control . weed comm] (run Master Prille) (Turf Master Prillsi - Chinch Bug Control - Crebgrasa Control 0 Weed Control ' Pro-Emergent ‘ 50d Webworm 0 Chinch Bug Control - Grub control Crabgrass Control Control 0 sod webworm e Oversegding - Weed Control 0 Fungus Control comm. (1 lb. per 1,000 ' G'Ub Comm) - Fungus Control sq ft) 0 Overseeding (1 |b./1,000 sq. ft.) FOR A FREE LAWN ANALYSIS AND ESTIMATE ACT NOWI CALL Lawn-amateur. Aurora 895-6678 Dixie 278-6444 Brampton 457-7043 Oakville 827-2163 Clarkson 827-2163 Scarborough 297-1420 Toronto 249-7111 Copyright 1977 LewnvA-Met A dwieion ol the . reenekeeper Inc Rexdale. Ont Roglllflod Tladomark OI thegreenlkeepev Inc CED PHONE FOR TAKE OUT 883-301 1 THURSDAY SEPTEMBER ZZND 10720 YONGE STREET RICHMOND HILL (OPPOSITE BLACK HAWK MOTOR HOTEL) CORDIA‘LLY INVITES YOU TO THE NEWEST AND LARGEST CHINESE FOOD RESTAURANT IN RICHMOND HILL GREAT FOOD IN GREAT SURROUNDINGS. RELAX IN OUR ELEGANT DINNING ROOMS. ENJOY THE BEST IN APPETIZERS, GOURMET OFFERINGS AND EXCELLENT SERVICE. TREAT YOURSELF, YOUR FAMILY, YOUR FRIENDS. COME FOR A SIMPLE MEAL, AN INTIMATE DINNER OR HAVE A PARTY. RESERVE FOR A BANQUET IN OUR EXCLUSIVE DINING ROOM. FOR CONVENIENCE IN YOUR OWN HOME, PHONE FOR A DELIVERY OR A TAKEâ€"OUT. WE ARE LOCATED ON YONGE STREET, JUST SOUTH OF ELGIN MILLS ROAD. SITUATED IN A BEAUTIFUL PLAZA, THERE IS AMPLE PARKING FACILITIES. COUPON JOIN US FOR A MEAL! COUPON HOURS: 10720 YONGE STREET RICHMOND HILL, ONTARIO Mon » Thurs. 11:30 midnight Sunday Please present this coupon I I I I I I I I I I I E Fri ~ Sat. I I I I I I I I I I 11:30 » 1:00 am. 12:00 a 9:30 pm. 0% OFFER EXPIRES OCTOBER 30th,1977 PHONE: 883-3011 ‘4 OFF ON FOOD onoens _ ,IN DINING ROOM ONLY uouro EXCLUDED I I I I I I l I I I I I PAGOOA I : I I I I I I I I I I I .l