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Looking more like the entrance to a grand theatre, this circular staircase is only one feature of the $5-million Tri-Bell Country Club, located on Bathurst Street in Richmond Hill. Enjoying the facility is club president Ernie Lustig. (Liberal photo by Bruce Hogg) I York councillors get raise It was no means unanimous. but York Region‘s administrative committee approved a six per cent salary increase on Thursday for the 17 members of regional r ouncil and the chairman. The pay increase requires regional council .ipproval tomorrow before it â€" takes affect. Each councillor would receive $10,508. up from $9,914 in 1978. One-third of .. councillor‘s salary is tonsidered expenses and is tax-free. Regional Chairman Bob Forhan would receive $41,048, up from 538,725 in 1978. Oneâ€"third of the chairman‘s salary also is designated tax- tree expenses. Six of the region’s nine mayors attended the meeting. The region‘s ad- ministration committee comprises the nine mayors. Richmond Hill Mayor David Schiller suggested that councillors should receive less than six per cent because elected representatives should set an example of restraint. He said that in Rich- mond Hill, councillors will receive only a three per cent raise this year. Mayor Ray TWinney of Newmarket disagreed. He said the increase is. reasonable and that regional councillors â€" in York are still falling behind their counterparts in Peel and Durham regions. Georgina Mayor Joe Dales wondered why councillors needed raises at all. He said Georgina Council had decided not to increase the councillor‘s stipend in 1979. When the vote was taken the proposal was tied at 3â€"3. The committee chairman Bob Forhan cast the deciding vote to recommend the increase. Six per cent was in- cluded in the 1979 budget for salary increases to regional councillors and the chairman, the committee was told. FLUSHING 0F WATERMAINS Starting April 18, 1979, the Richmond Hill Waterworks will do the semi annual Flush- ing of Watermains from Tuesday to Friday. This might temporarily discolour your water, please check the colour of your water before doing any laundry. M. L. Perkins, C.E.T. Maintenance Manager LOOKING FOR A OHALLEIIOIIIO OAREEII? Be a Police Officer with tile IIEOIOIIAL POLIOE EOIIOE We can offer you. a A starting salary of $13,268. (“"0" “"301” a Pay during training period. a Your uniform and equipment a Paid vacation a An excellent pension it Many other generous fringe benefits a An opportunity to reach the top Must be a Canadian citizen or a British sub- ject. Age 21 to 35, minimum requirements 5'10", 160 lbs. Grade 12 (27 credits at level or higher). Pass the required medical. physical and visual tests. Be of good charac- ter and habits and have an Ontario Class G Licence a good driving record. For further in- formation, write. call or come in to: York Regional Police 240 Prospect Street, Newmarket. Ontario L3Y aws Telephone 5'1 Ext. 277 Monday to Friday. 9 am. to 5 pm. (Holidays excluded) IT WILL NOT BE NECESSARY FOR PREVIOUS AP- PLICANTS TO RE-SUBMIT THEIR APPLICATIONS -. With worms, of course Doug will go fishing at Caada Science Fair Grade 8 Crosby Heights student Doug Case is going fishing at the National Science Fair on May 13 and the bait he‘s using to land a prize is . worms, naturally Doug‘s project on the effects of various stimulae on annelida (earthworms) won him a first place finish at the York County Science Fair three weeks ago and it was selected among four to represent the York Board at the nationals in London. Ontario. He has been entering school-level science fairs since he attended Grade 2. Two years ago he won firsts at both the school fair and the Area finals and was an entrant at the County finals. This year, he decided to study an animal as part of - his exhibit. The rule is, if you want to use live animals in your demonstrations. they must be invertebrates or those without any developed backbone. “Otherwise, I guess we V DOUG CASE could have some kids bringing in horses or other large animals," said Doug, half in jest. During the winter months. when he got his first set of worms, Doug figured his basement was a cool enough place to store them. One day, he went down to start some experiments and found they had died. “I forgot to put them in the fridge and they just melted like jelly. I was more careful with the second batch I got from a bait supplier in Toronto." he said. So far. he has studied the effects of light (bright and dim). electricity (using a 6-volt battery) and various juices (apple and lemon, to start) on his slithering friends. He is in the process of gathering more details about the worms to help impress the judges at the national i fair. As part of the exhibit. Doug built a “wormery” in which he can study the behavior of the worms. He put it together out of wood. stained it and filled it with loam, sand and leaves. He‘s just com- pleted a new backdrop for it, which he‘ll take along to London. It measures about 24“ x 8“ and has a glass top. He‘s not too sure what to do with the worms when he‘s done with them. “They only last so long you know. Maybe I‘ll take them fishing." 1 THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. April 25, 1979 â€" C-7 NEW HOURS: The Town of Markham Public Libraries announces a change in library hours effective May 1, 1979, at three of its branches: Doug‘s younger brother Tim. 11. is also a science fair buff. He won two first prizes this year â€" one at Crosby Heights‘ school fair and one at the Area 3 fair â€" for a display about electric currents. He also made it to the County fair but there‘s no hard feelings between the two because Doug hap- pened to win. Markham Centennial Branch Thornhill Community Centre Branch Unionvile Centennial Branch THE NEW HOURS ARE: Tues. to Fri. 9:30 am. â€" 9:00 pm. Saturday 9:00 am. - 5:00 pm. HOurs at the Thornhill Village Branch remain the same. FURNITURE, REFINISHING AND STRIPPING FURNITURE REVIVAL CENTRE introduces N0 DIP FURNITURE STRIPPING to compliment the refinishing service. This service is ideal for the “doâ€"it-yourselfer” who will refinish his own fine pieces. Repairs and refinishing available. Pete Spence of T.V.'s "JUST DO IT YOURSELF" is available to provide helpful hints. 11666 Yonge St., Richmond Hill Refinishing: 883-4051 on trim-to-fit carpeting at Simpsons! Stripping: It‘s the simple, economical way to give your floors (and y0ur home) a great new look1 Just make your selection and have it delivered. at no extra charge. Then all you do IS snip the luxuriOus rubber- backed carpet to fit y0ur rooms , and save a big 20% as you do It! Save 2.82 per sq.yd. on “Heritage” Saxony! 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