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SIMS Typing Id hang pans a 889-8922 Flee Eskimates 633-9017 3N RRR 11 gs, Cust nnslallat EDGE W3 an IE "BIZ Service by qualified -accountant Reasonable rates. The other nominees. Tim Bvrne. Pat Burzillo, Linda SpizzerriLacasse. Paul Patenaude and the other incumbent, Con Thompson. all spent their three-to-five minutes outlining the basics of their campaign literature Assure a trouble free vacation from your home. Our professional house sitters wil: care for your home, pets, pIants as if y0u were there References. Father Francis Robinson. Richmond Hill incumbent, didn‘t attend the all-candidates meeting but no reason was given for his absence. Two residents, Andy Atrens and Joe Tanzos. appeared before Richmond Hill Council Monday to again appeal for the services. Mr. Tanzos said, council was “stalling”. “We have been six or seven times before council with this complaint,“ he said. “It appears this council doesn‘t care about the problem. If you‘re serious. you could find the funds.“ Mr. Atrens said the Ministry of Environment in conjunction with the York Regional Health Unit carried out a water survey and found seven unsatisfactory samples out of the 16 taken. Fewer than 30 people came out to St. Charles Garnier School on Monday night to hear the views of Separate School Board candidates and even one of the nominees didn‘t make it. Save taxes and protect personal assets. IncorpOrate Limited Liability CorpOrations $150.00 plus government fee. Fewer than 30 people hear Catholic board ’3 candidates Annual minutes $25 Plumbing, . Heating, Air Conditioning Plumbing tr Electrical DEAL SERVICES 3839338 1734138 The York Regional Health Unit will be asked to comment on a potential health hazard in some well water at Lake Wilcox, but residents in the Snively - Drynoch area would rather have town water services now. 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Ebt ifihrral Secrejtarial .Sennce stand for QUALITY 881-0455 Evgs. TYPING "however, the final commitment of an installation date has been postponed. awaiting the new cost figures on the outlet channel." That channel is expected to cost in the neighborhood of $325,000. “There are 67 adults and 30 children living in this area which are exposed in some form He said some progress had been made in the past toward acquiring the services. He suggested funds were available through the Neigh- bourhood Improvement Program fund and told council there was more than $656,000 “of unspent monies remaining in the N.I.P. Fund". “This indicates to me that almost half the wells which were tested contained some form of bacteria which could be harmful to humans," Mr. Atrens said‘ ESTIMAYES NO OBLIGATION CAng THE LIBERAL, Wednesday. November 8. 1978 â€" Bâ€"u This year‘s version of Tournaments Inc., is blessed with good goalkeeping in the per- sons of Rob Johnson and Richmond Hill played well short of its capabilities in this contest and if it had not been for the superb job done by goalie Chris Austin one can hardly imagine what the score might have been. Unfortunately, the two- game win streak came to an abrupt hall last Friday night at home as Barrie beat them 4-1. Both games featured strong goaltending, ex- cellent passing by the defensemen and allâ€"out twoâ€"way efforts by every forward. The Richmond Hill Tournaments Incorpo- rated Minor Bantams finished off their first complete week of the 1978-79 schedule 'with two wins and one loss. Following an exhibition slate which resulted in no wins and only one tie the Tournament boys put together back-to-back team efforts and gar- nered 4â€"0 and 8-2 victories over Newmarket and Orillia respectively to open the season. “Portables are only a short-term answer. Look at Garnier â€" we asked for a 12-room addition and the Ministry saw fit to give us enough money for He threw out a few other ideas to meet the challenge of a system bulging at the seams. He said changing school boundaries may be a partial answer but he's against breaking up families by sending children from the same household to different schools. Tournaments Minor Bantams win first two hockey contests “The education we‘re giving our children is founded on solid Christian attitudes â€" spiritually and morally. We combine the importance of a' religious education with a high academic standard and once you take the kids out of that Catholic en- vironment and give them non-Catholic teachers, we’ve lost our purpose," he said Con Thompson took a look at the whole question and in his summary he clearly stated sharing facilities with the York Board of Education would defeat the purpose of running a Catholic School System. Pat Burzillo disagreed, saying the idea of shared facilities between the two school boards is a reasonable one on a short- term basis, at least better than bussing young children long distances. “I believe all of our empty facilities, and in some areas there 'are open spaces, should be used to fight the problem of inclining enrolments â€" even if it means bussing our kids to the vacan- cies," said Mr. Byrnei Paul Patenaude agreed everything should be done to make the best use of what the board now has although he didn’t think the sharing of public facilities was totally unreasonable. the Catholic overflow shayefihreir buildings. Wérd 5 Councillor Bill Cor- coran said if an outbreak does occur “we'll have wished we did the-job‘i “If there's an outbreak and the medical officer of health hasn’t done anything about it, he should be fired,“ Councillor Chateauvert said. “They obviously don't think the problem is that seious." Councillor Andre Chatealivéft wasn't convinced the health hazard was that serious. The recommendation was approved in a recorded vote, 6-3. Councillor John Birchall, who suggested the Health Unit comment on the situation. added that once the information is received. a public meeting be called in the area to review the priorities. to these conditions.” Mr. Alrens said‘ “In the heat of the summer these conditions have become unbearable in some households. Richmond Hill plays Thornhill in a league game tomorrow (Thursday) in the new Richmond Hill arena at 8 pm. They are then in Aurora next Saturday afternoon and then move on to another home and home series with Thor- nhill in Thornhill November 13 and in Rich- mond Hill November 17. In the last exhibition game before the season started the Tournaments team suffered a severe loss when Gord Sherrer broke his arm. Gord is expected to be back in another six weeks or so and his size and speed will be greatly missed. While most other players have moved from position to position in recent games the defense has been anchored by Eric Mabley, Paul Sarazin, Brian Masson, Jim Madden and Chris Steffan, The forward corps is made up of Wayne Cardwell, David Wright, Kelly, Derrick Baker, John Tyndall, Todd Sears, David Floyd. Carmen Mora and Derek Merilees. the aforementioned Austin The final all-candidates meeting for Richmond Hill Separate School trustees is tomorrow (Thursday) at 7:30 pm. at St. Mary Immaculate School on Trayborn Avenue. Mr. Thompson shook his head and didn‘t think current legislation would allow for that. Later. Director of Education John Zupancic said the board could go after the assessment of a business or an industry, as long as it was owned by a Catholic. He said if one of the partners is Catholic and the other is not, then shared assessment is possible. “With many new' in- dustrial and commercial businesses starting up in Richmond Hill, there's no reason why the board can‘t go out and solicit the support of these people, especially since many of them are Catholic- owned," he said. In a discussion about increasing assessment to try and bring the mill rate Catholic ratepayers pay in line with the public supporters‘ mill rate, Pat Burzillo was asked how he’d accomplish this‘ Linda Spizzirri-Lacasse also didn't agree 'with sharing facilities and said more research into the idea must be done to see if it works. ~ to the Honorable Bette Stephenson by five Ontario school boards with increasing enrolments. They feel their needs should not be ignored because of problems and financial restraints being felt by other systems. eight new rooms. The school was overcrowded even before the addition was complete. Obviously, we have to keep after the government for the funding to meet our needs," he said. He claimed the board is preparing a letter as part of a brief to be submitted