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paiel6 the tribune thursday aprj j3 1372 eshj protest ignored r egion forces 1000 raise runways over cemeteries york region regional solicitor edward oakes despite his protests has been given a 1000 salarv increase for 1972 mr oakes who told council he was willing to stay at his present salary of 25000 discovered at a recent meeting that he is slated for the extra 1000 another increase attacked by newmarket mayor bob forhan was a jump from 18000 to school custodians raise not so rosy york region the wage raise ac corded school custodians in york is not as rosy as in dicated in the tribune of april c a spokesman for the employees said that while a portion of the increase is retro active to sept 1 1971 the amount is only 20 cents per hour from that date and not 60 cents the remainder is broken down as follows sept 1 1972 ten cents per hour feb 1 1973 fifteen cents per hour and sept 1 1973 fifteen cents per hour 21000 for regional treasurer john hlynski mayor forhan pointed out that mr hlynski has been employed by the region for less than a year while chief ad ministrator jack rettie remains at the same level 32500 all other department heads are proposed for increases engin- eering com missioner denne bosworth gets a 3000 raise to 24000 the head of health social services dr j owen slihngerland receives an extra 1000 bringing him to 30500 planning commissioner murray pound with 24000 has a raise of 2000 and regional clerk bv ruth hutching green river cemeteries in the proposed airport site are said to be com patible with the plan does this mean that runways will bypass all burying grounds or will it be the same as bob vernon also gains 1000 making his salary an even 20000 after discussion of these salaries council members became entangled in an en dless wrangle about mileage allowances for department heads this was finally settled after more than an hour of debate and 10 or 12 votes at malton with asphalt laid over top its worth a thought a complete recovery is wished for mrs a white mr and mrs d mclean and family have arrived safely in british columbia mrs maclean is the former terry white daughter of mr and mrs a white mrs c postill assisted her daughter karen in moving to their new apartment in stouffville saturday the ladies aid will meet april 19 at the home of mrs l roberts the time is 8 pm yum yum bv barbara st john goodwood a fullcourse meal with maple syrup and pie will be served in the lower auditorium of goodwood united church april 19 from 530 pm on and all for 150 adults and 75 cents for children preschoolers are free timmy bell suffered a painful foot and ankle injury during a recent game at school mr and mrs fred smith and boys have taken up residence in the former john smith house guardian drugs its called macrame macrame is not a common craft but its one of several that will be demonstrated when the markham guild holds a show and sale in the upper auditorium of the roxy theatre april 24 from 1 to 4 and 7 to 10 pm an instructress in this particular course is mrs joan wood 20 dexter ilace markham other crafts include rug- liooking tapestry weaving spinning pottery ceramics crocheting and silvertray etching jas thomas guardian new plant to save 45 jobs we make shopping a pleasure uxbridge norm cafik announced this week from ottawa that arrangements have been made between noranda and the kr coulter company limited for this new firm to take over a portion of the coulter manufacturing company an offer was accepted in march with the purchase of equipment to take effect may 27 to allow this new firm headed by ken coulter of the original coulter family to take over the stamping and assembly operation of com co mr cafik indicated that since the original announcement of the coulter closedown was made in january ken coulter and a group of senior employees have been negotiating with comco to take over the stamping operation these negotiations have now been con cluded and mr cafik has indicated that it is expected that by october of this year the new operation will employ approximately 45 people the uxbridge plant in ontario riding presently employs about 225 people and mr cafik indicated this would be a tremendous help it is anticipated that a new plant will be built in the port perry area and will start in operation in the early part of june of this year and the new firm of kr coulter company limited should be in full production by october mr cafik said there was now little that the zinc dyecasting section of the operation could be saved march 27 to april 22 we reserve the right to limit all quantities tribune classifieds are your best market individual well give you great service together well give you great prices decisions decisions usually if you want to pay less for your drag i term you go to a big chain and forget about friendly personal service and if you want great service you go to a store thats owned by the man ho runs it but you may pay more and thats why guardian drug stores arc so special each guardian store is owned by the pharmacist who runs it so hes right there to fust about friendliness service fresh goods and good selection but together over 100 guardian drug stores enjoy big volume discounts on drug store products just like any other big chain does so at guardian youll find every day prices that arc a few cents lower or a few cents higher than the lowest discount store in town and the biggest smiles too there arc over 100 guardian pharmacisis vith fresh goods good selection low prices bright stores and big hearts guardian drugs vwt your friendly guardian drug store widdifield s drug store stouffville 6402700