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t f 7- ofhcials are hoping to raise 2 million in the 1983 campaign for the york region united way enjoys the only real problem ive had cam paigning for united way says american express project analyst nito morcos- brownis that businessmen seem to think most of their donation will go toward a huge united way administration but if you look at the facts it simply isnt so noted morcosbrown united way of york regionss base operational cost has decreased by 6 per cent over the last five years their projection for the coming year is that 85 per cent of all funds raised will go directly to the 25 human help agencies united way supports when it comes to facts and figures this 26yearold dynamo knows what shes talk ing about named the first ever employee of the year for american express canada inc last year morcosbrown is a project analyst on all amex and subsidiary opera tions she scrutinizes all projects and makes cost cutting recommendations in 1982 morcosbrown worked as a volunteer on her companys inhouse un ited way campaign she and her commit tee blitzed amex with a variety of fundrais ers everything from bake sales to con tests to group employee rallies this year morcosbrown is working full- time on the united way york region cam paign as a loaned representative from american express shes a bonus addition to amexs corporate contribution to united way york region for the next two months morcosbrown and frank pidgeon a retired executive from imperial oil who is sponsored by travelways ltd will bring all their varied experience to serve under the expert lead ership of united way markham chairman richard crispi crispi a markham insurance broker in sists that the citizens employees and cor poration of markham the wealthiest area in canada havent contributed enough to united way of york region the ontario average per capita donation to united way last year was 815 but markham checked in with a slim 168 per person our social services need financial help right now says crispi markham alone should be able to come up with a million dollars this year two other corporate loaned repre sentatives are working along with execu tive director bob higgs at united way headquarters in richmond hill vern colby comes courtesy of the ontar io fire marshalls office from the solici tor general ministry and len tweedie of the bank of nova scotia has returned for his third campaign tweedie who is 62 and retired says he has never worked harder sure its a full time job laughs tweedie i expect to put in 8000 kilometres on this campaign york region is a pretty large territory to cover you know tweedie and colby willbe lining up corporate and employee support of united way everywhere north of richmond hill united way s bob higgs say s we couldnt do the campaign without the loaned reps they bring incredible organizing skills and theyre able to work fulltime with the volunteers when asked why american express chose her to join york region united ways campaign nito morcosbrown answered modestly i think its because im a peo ple person i enjoy meeting with people in every sort of environment i think cam paign 83 is something i can really sink my teeth into without a doubt morcosbrown will prove a credit to her company more corpo rate loaned reps are desperately needed by york region united way and cam paign executives are turning to the major corporations for more help this year than ever before campaign 83 for united way of york region begins sept 26 and lasts through nov 11 1983 volunteers are needed now for further information please contact united way of york region 10265 yonge street richmond hill ontario tele phone 8840132 thdriimumay be designated thornhill may soon have its own herit age conservation district joining many other communities in ontario in addition to working on the unionville heritage conservation district study plan heritage markham with the help of two summer students have also been preparing a preliminary plan for thor- nhill bill wylie of heritage markham re cently appeared before the towns plan- ning committee to receive approval to dis tribute an information pamphlet at this years thornhul village festival sept 24 f the area being considered runs along john st from yonge st to henderson ave and is bordered by the don river to north this is the oldest part of thornhul where most of the historical homes are io- cated said mr wylie a number of them rare already individually designated a heritage conservation district con- sisti of a collection of buildings streets and open spaces that are of special interest and value to the community designation of individual properties or districts does not prohibit the owner from making necessary repairs or improve ments it simply provides safeguards for those elements of the property or area worthy of preservation as a preliminary step to inform and obtain response from thornhill residents markham heritage with councils approv al wiu be distributing its pamphlet on a possible heritage conservation district in thornhul at this years festival according to mr wylie this is simply an information process and just the beginning of the work that will have to be done he added that public meetings will be held but no dates have been set their request to distribute an informa tion pamphlet was approved at last weeks council meeting take notice that a public meeting of the liquor licence board of ontario wilt be held at the offices ofthe liquor licence board of ontario 55 lakeshore boulevard east toronto ontario on tuesday october 4th 1983 at the hour of 100 oclock in the afternoon at which tinje the board will hear applications for new licences in accordance with the liquor licence act and regulations thereunder the following establishments have applied for a licence of the class indicated and the application will be entertained at the aforementioned loca tion and time the market place restaurant 5000 highway 7 markham ontario dining room licence or dining loungo licence applicant eatons food services limited mothers restaurant 276 wellington street west markham ontario dining lounge licence applicant nbgdb restaurants limited andfurther take notice that any person who is resident in the municipality and who wishes to make representation relative to the application shall make their submission to the board in writing prior to the date of the hearing or in person at the time and place of the hearing copies of written submissions will be forwarded to the applicant liquor licence board of ontario 55 lakeshore boulevard east toronto ontario m5e 1a4 ministry of consumer and commercial relations i the liquor licenc act take notice that a public meeting of the liquor licence board of ontario will be held at the offices of the liquor licence board of ontario 55 lakeshore boulevard east toronto ontario on tuesday october 4th 1983 at the hour of 230 oclock in the afternoon at which time the board will hear applications in accordance with the liquor licence act and regulations thereunder the following establishments have applied for a licence of the class indicated and the applica tions will be entertained at the aforementioned tocationand time francas pizzeria big toro restaurant town of markham ma 3 second street unionville dining lounge licence replacing the existing dining room licence with additional dining lounge facilities licencee franceses frances lacobellls paolo paul lacobellls hunters nest restaurant 124 dickson hill road markham ontario patio dining lounge licence licencee the hunters nest inn ltd jackie os restaurant 89 laldlaw blvd us markham ontario dining lounge licence replacing the existing dining room licence licencee jackie os services ltd and further take notice that any person who is resident in the municipality and who wishes to make representation relative to the application shall make their submission to the board in writing prior to the date of tho hearing or in person at the time and place of tho 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