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the tobune thursday- mar 27 1s7s 8 bv don bernard stouffville bnice timbers iis retiring after 23 years in the excavating business and tomorrow there is an auction of equipment and furniture at his property on high way 47 he has taken a position with the ministry of transportation and communication and is moving to gormley sometime next month when the deal closes on the sale of his house and 13 acres his job with the mtt will be relatively easy compared with the seven- dayaweek activity required to keep his excavation business going it was that more than anything else that prompted mr timbers to retire he is looking forward to having weekends free i never had weekends off before he said if he wasnt working mr timbers was busy pricing jobs he found that was in such demand that he could never take time oq in the winter when excavating was slower be worked for the mtt driving a snowplow this year he applied and was hired fulltime mr timbers is the son of win timbers and grew up on the timbers f arm in stouffvilles west end in 1932 when he married joyce cooper bruce timbers started in the excavating business tve known that i wanted to go into ex cavating since i was in public school he said he started out with a d2 cat loader without having any formal training in handling excavating equipment i learned everything the hard way he said in 1939 lie and his wife joyce moved to the house they built on high way 47 in the early days mr timbers used to do all the ditching for the public utilities com mission that was before the town had its own equipment presently his work includes grading basements and innd work pond work has become very important in recent years with them becoming more fashionable a pond is dug with a machine using a drag line it scoops the earth out with a large shovel on the end after that the banks of the pond are built up and the sides graded a normal size pond takes between two and three months to excavate in the mid50s watermain work for the puc was a large part of his business but now ponds and grading are the main work mr timbers wife joyce died of cancer in 1972 and his one son don 19 works parttime with his father don is a student at stouffville dist secondary school his daughter linda aged 22 lives in fredriction new brun swick as a graphic artist in advertising the auction begins at 1030 with the machinery and tools which including full line of shop tools three farm tractors a van backhoe bulldozer and drag line furniture sale starts at l pm try marmill for feed for your pits for tb birds dog pellets wild bird feed rabbit pellets m uml 2s lbs pigeon feeds- so lbs no lbs for yew htme suftom water softener seeds peanuts salt milet mllo 221 fj ftr your horses 2rrri marml horse no i crystal j feea no 3 select marmiu l6 rock horse nibblets no 4 pellets crimped oats ice salt f rolled oats cnr tracks n martian top entertainment of ontari07daysaweek tours fri sat taylor bros band sundaymontueswed accordionistvocalist we are only 3 miles south of sutton on hwy 48 21 comfortable motel units for your ac commodations fully licensed relaxing lounge excellent cuisine at family prices entertainment to your food 15 our speciality call 7223339 your bob brown dining j pleasure street names disputed z bruce timbers is saying goodbye to his excavation equipment and plans to take tjiings a little easier he has been in the ex- cavation business for the past 23 years and fels that it is time he had some weekends free he has taken a fulltime position with the ministry of transportation and com munications an auction- of equipment and furniture is march 28 by don bernard bloomington some dispute has developed over the naming of the streets in the new bloomington subdivision being built by william popovich mr popovich had written council requesting they name the northsouth and eastwest streets in the subdivision council selected barnes place and paisley s- garbage removal town of whitchurchstoirftville jfor the purposes of garbage removal kindly observe the following vjoj6i definitions 51 a receptacle manufacturedforthe use of the collection of ashes garbage household refuse and mtrade waste and shall not have a greater height than 5 24 and a maximumdlameter of more than 18 it shall jalso have a watertight lid and two handles and shall be constructed of materials which have an equivalent durability to no 28 gauge metal or a ii o nonreturnable plastic bag of 275 cu ft maximum capacity and made from a minimum of 1 temll gauge material capable of carrying 50 lbs of contents without tearing t i c household refuse- means and includes rubbish discarded materials clothing waste paper broken crockery and glassware bottles cans grass cutings fgarden refuse and such other articles as would nor smally accumulate at a dwelling or housing unit but sshall not include weighty or bulky articles such as stoves furnaces bed springs matlressesfurnture boxes barrels trees and water or fuel tanks or liquid explosive volatile or radioactive material j jevery occupant of a dwelling unit or commercial j establishment from which refuse is to be collected shall provide and maintain in good repair and sanitary rcondlton sufficient containers to hold hlsvefuse adequately j all garbage shall be drained wrapped and placed in a container used solely for this purpose vf i where plastic bags are used as containers they shall be securely tied v brush refuse paper etc shall be compacted and securely tied in bundles not more than 4 feet in length or placed in containers or disposable artons not ex i ceedlng 50 lbs per bundle all containers etc shall be put out at one location at i least one hour prior to the scheduled time of collection not more than 3 feet from the curbor roadway every householder shall cause to be removed all refuse t from his premises at least once in every seven days and containersplastic bags or bundles shall not exceed 50 lbs each in weight nor a total of six in number per j e fosxett deputy clerk department heads raises are trimmed gate in honor of the family names of long time area residents mr popovich then changed his mind and decided he wanted the names castle gate and knights place and as he explained in a letter to council the reasons being that its a check mate acres ltd development and why not have the continuity of names related to characters on a chess board furthermore we plan to have four dif ferent models of houses with a couple of variations of each that would take on names like kings s court pawns paradise etc councillor cathy joice agreed with the proposed changes commenting they are not particularly ap pealing street names why not whats the matter with them demanded councillor merlyn baker who had originally suggested the names reupholster sale w the price of a new suite get the best for less 4 free armcaps- hbrheor store- i jsfslfex estimates h york region proposed raises for york regions department heads have been cut by an iaverageqf280p by iregionafcpunciljv y jthe proposed raises were set at 12 per 5 retroactive to january 1 fwvuthe chief ad- ministrative officer and were higher for the other executives a further recom- mendation for a six per cent increase as of july 1 was deleted from the report mayor evelyn buck of aurora who had called for a freeze on heads of department salaries was i the only member of council who voted against the revised raises which were hammered out in a three and a half hour closed session last week mayor britnell mayor of king another proponent of a wage freeze changed her mind and voted in favor of the raises mrs britnell commented after the meeting she still did not agree with the raises but she had agreed to support the consensus of council no formula or per centage was- used to arrive at the raises chief administrative officer jack rettiewill how receive 42500 he received 40500 last year and- the- department- heads had recommended he get 45360 this year a 2000 raise was given to dr owen slingerland com missioner of- health and social services who made 36825 last year it had been recommended he receive 42000 for 1975 but he will now be paid 38825 regional solicitor edward oakes recived the same raise bringing his salary up to 36200 it was slashed 2800 from the 39000 recom mended the proposed raise for murray pound commissioner- of plan ning was cut from 33573 to 32975 regional treasurer john hylinski had 4725 cut from his proposed salary of 34000 he will now be paid 29250 up from 27250 in 1974- v the biggest increase was awarded to bob hodgson commissioner of engineering although his proposed salary- of 34000 was chopped to 31000 he is still up 7000 over last year the lowest paid department head is regional clerk bob vernon who with his 1975 wage still makes less than any of the other executives did last year he now receives 26000 compared to 23435 in 1974 york north pc association annual mlitflng time 8 pm date april 9th place king city community centre guest speaker 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