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Letters criticizing council members Alas, it is so difficult to determine how the mayor considers situations that are similar in nature. l purposely left out the areas referred to by the mayor as a result of his criticism made previously that rural areas should not be compared with the Towns of Aurora, Newmarket, Markham and Richmond Hill. Vaughan was left out of the comparative figures since it has a high in- dustrial assessment base. This left the four towns that have a relatively similar tax base for comparative purposes. As a subscriber to your paper, I enjoy very much reading the “Letters to the Editor". However. reading letters from some of the same people week after week criticizing members of Town Council becomes rather boring to read. All members of Council have been elected in a Democratic manner and because some new and younger people have been elected does not mean that everything they vote for is in error. Being Clerk of the Municipality for a few years, I believe that each upset this reader Huntsville High School will be 75 this year. In celebration, a gala reunion of students and teachers is planned for Victoria Day weekend, May 19 and 20. We are attempting to locate all those who at- tended the school and are part of her history. Letters Huntsville High plans birthday )Petson who threw dog out Window ’makes me sick’ THe mayor niakés the To the unknown person who threw the little female German Shepherd puppy out to freeze to death at the comer of Newkirk and Elgin Mills on Saturday, you can rest easy. Someone has found the puppy and given it a warm comfortable home: If you have the least amount of com- passion, which I doubt, you may rest assured that, a) the people who know you will probably never find out what a basic rotten person you are; and, b) the puppy which you so thoughtlessly tossad out to freeze is quite happy and warm and not hungry anymore. I would just like to say to you, whoever you are, that your type of person makes me sick, and I sincerely hope that one day in the not too distant future you find yourself in a situation similar to the one you placed the puppy in on Saturday. UNIONVILLE AUTHOR OF Btfifimmgg gElyE/AEACK 40 MAIN ST. N. MARKHAM (Just north of Hwy. 7) 2944 Who represents the taxpayers, this reader wants to know MEET AND CHAT WITH DEAN HUGHES SAT. MARCH 3rd FROM 12:30 - 2 PM "AND 50 THEY ROUGH TA FARM ” erroneous assumption that most of the other monies received by the Town are pennies from heaven rather than recognizing that these monies are from the same taxpayers but by dif- ferent routes. representative runs to defend the municipal expenditures every time. Who is the representative for the taxpayer? Where three towns in the Region show salary costs related to the total expenditures in the 33 to 38 per cent range, and your own Town shows the salary costs in the 48 to 51 per cent range, I think a and every member of Council has been elected to office for the sole purpose of making Rich- mond Hill a better place to live in, work in, play in and bring up our children. Just because a member of Council is elected that we did not vote for does not mean that all decisions made by that Councillor are wrong. Rather these Council, we get be] encourage endeavors Anyone wishing to receive details of the events planned for this home-coming weekend. write to: Reunion, Huntsville, Ontario. POA 1K0. Refreshments served Huntsville High School 15 made by {or are wrong Ir than acu members , I would‘ sug behind them ge them in 0N Paul Hunt, RR. 3, King Joan P. Hayden. Huntsville ‘Curly" Lynett Richmond Hill elected 2944773 e by that wrong. accusing suggest » find their of proper explanation. based on facts, should be given. “On staff" employment requires all these costs â€" additional employee benefits. office space. parking space. equipment for the staff. office sup- plies, maintenance space and supplies. more supervisory staff and other costs. We do not need a negative ygaction. In addition. more ongoing projects are required to keep the staff employed throughout the year. since once hired. staff is not easily dismissed. Where a municipality opts to contract out more of its activities. costs end when the project ends‘ This is called the building of a bureaucracy and denies the private sector of development. However the philosophy of our Town, based on the mayor‘s comments, appears to be that they Since I assume that the regional and school levies would be the same, it would mean that there is a greater than 16 per cent difference at the municipal levy. Possibly we may be enlightened by comments from the mayor. can do the job as well as or better than the private sector. In comparing my taxes with a similarly assessed house in Markham, I find that my taxes are 16 per cent greater in total. What extra services are provided for the Rich mond Hill taxpayer? I believe that we are becoming better in- formed as to how our Town operates. Are the other three towns going the route of outside contracts as a matter of fact, or is the mayor only leaving that impression? R. Marquis, Ni Roosevelt Drive. Richmond Hill In Mama/y It's soon to be a year. And yet â€" only it‘s like yesterday Until someone you love dies, Suddenly death is so real. People die every day. But it's always so far away Somewhere in the skies, I still can hear his laugh He had a special sparkle In everything he touched Always it was good -â€" but He'd laugh and joke. Years fade into the mist, But special people live on Their memories float in and‘ Still touch our hearts with Love OF Libéral Marg Donovan 366 Browndale Crescent Richmond Hill On Tuesday, March 6 at Crosby Heights Senior Public School. Area 3 will be presenting their Science Fair. All schools from the area will be entering their best exhibitors. The winners of the Area 3 Science Fair will proceed as entrants to the County Fair in April. As this is an event in which all the schools in the community are in- volved. we would like to ensure that the entire community is notified. It would be appreciated if your newspaper would mention it either as an upcoming event, or perhaps as a general interest article. The fair is being held as stated above. at Crosby Area Science Fair at Crosby March 6 Re istered Re Irement Savings Plans Victona and Grey has 5 Plans Available. Each ptovides lor tax deferrals, and the return on your investment may accumulate tax- lree until you Withdraw the lunds. Put a little aside lor the future Contribute to or purchase a V A G RRSP on or belore March 1. 1979 -â€" you wtll become eligible to wm a trip lor two to Jamaica How about tomorrow? 10355 Yonge Street? Richmond Hill THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. February 28, 1979 â€" A-5 which all the schools in the community are in- volved. we would like to ensure that the entire community is notified. It would be appreciated if your newspaper would mention it either as an upcoming event. or perhaps as a general interest article. The fair is being held as C. Fly-front pants. Velour. Elasticiz- ed back waist‘ Natural, ginger or moss green. 810 16. Each'$34 D. 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Natural/ ginger or moss green/natural, 3(8.10),M(12-14).0r L(16)-Each,$20 K. Pull-on pant. Velour. Natural, ginger or moss green. 8to 176‘ L. Striped, short sleeve blouson. Ve|0ur. Natural/ginger or natural/moss. 8(8-10). M(12â€"14). or m 6)' Each, S; PHONE SIMPSONS â€" 861-8111 24 HOURS A DAY. Shop Simpsons Yorkdale, Cedarbrae, Fairview, Sherway Gardens, Scarborough Town Centre, Brampton Shoppers World and Hillcrest MaII in Richmond Hill. VICTORIA AND GREY TRUST Since I844 MeMne: Clnada Oanow Insurance Cored: Thank you for your co- operation, and if you have any questions related to the fair. please contact me at 884-5598. Heights Senior School, on March 6, during school hours. Projects will be set up on Monday, March 5 (after school). Joann McNamara Publicity Representative Area 3 8841107 Each. Each, Each. COTTON $36 $55 $22 $32 $20 $32 $36