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mewwomwnwog “WWWOOW mooooooooomo om. 000 “WWW Jas. BUTLER Sr VOTE FOR AGGRESSIVE ADMINISTRATION WITH PROGRESSIVE ECONOMY. Election Day, Dec. 9th. 1946 Councillor for 1947 To the Electors of Richmond Hill 33 Yonge St. Having served you for a great many years, I am again offering my services to you for 1947. If I may be permitted to serve you I can assure you that my ex- perience and knowledge of the needs of the munici- pality shall be, with the coâ€"operation of the council, directed towards the best interests of the community. As you know the village is growing, and having ample time to care for the duties of office, I would respect- fully solicit your vote and influence. PA GE TWO EAVESTROUGHING, ROOFING T0 the Electors of Richmond Hill His Record of Service Merits Your Support for another year. VOTING DAY MONDAY. DECEMBER 9. 1916 To the Electors of Richmond Hill NEW FINDLAY AND PEASE FURNACES Parts and Repairs for all makes of furnaces TINSMITH CANDIDATE FOR REEVE J. A. GREENE . C. HILL Electors of Richmond Hill COUNCILLOR FOR 1947 PAUL DUBOIS VOTE TO RE-ELECT Richmond Hill Vote to Re-Elect BILL, Reeve V FOR 1947 Telephone 5.] 0:0 '4g5===ml=lo An Experienced Businessman for Council Give a Young Man a Chance to Serve You ELECTION DAY MONDAY. DECEMBER 9th. 1946 Cecil c.x ’Mabley LADIES AND GENTLEMENzâ€" year I have tried at all times to give the public business of the village my very best attention, and never have hesitated to take a stand on any public question. If you think my record of service merits your continued support and that my practical know- ledge of the village and village affairs can be benc- ficial on council for the coming year, I will ap- preciate your vote and influence on my behalf. It has been my privilege to serve on the mun- icipal council for the past number of years, and I am a candidate for re-election for the coming The election day is 1V10nday,’ December 9th and the voting hours are from 8 am. to 7 pm. Harold! J. Mills To the Electors of Richmond Hill To The Electors of Richmond Hill To the Electors of Richmond Hill T0 the Electors of Richmond Hill To the Electors of Richmond Hill PARIS Conscientious Administration of ELECTION DAY. DECEMBER 91h, 1946 . J. McLatChY h Councillor for 1947 Progressive Administration RALPH W. JOBIO‘ COUNCILLOR FOR 1947 Polls open from 8 mm. 10 7 pm. VOTE TO RE-ELECT VOTE TO ELECT Councillor For 1947 Councillor For 1947 VOTE TO ELECT Municipal Affairs. Wes. Middleton Vote to Elect 0:0 ozogouo===c=u THE LYBERALLRICE’MON'QHELE, ommza 01:0 0:10 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Baker supper Monday evening with M Mrs. E. Hunt and Ruth. Birthday celebrations were last Sunday in the home of Mi Mrs. Herbert Moorby and fam l'onor of Mrs. Sproule and he] ther, Mr. Wellington Sheppai Mimico. Other visitors- were and Mrs. Whitford Sheppard, Jean and Billy of Peterboro. lovely gifts and cards were re and the day was very much er by all. We are very pleased t and Mrs. Archie Doner, Kilworthy, living in our now. Rev. A. T. Gooding, Ruth and Ei- leen had supper Tuesday evening in the home of Mrs‘. E. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Schlicter and Helen had supper Monday even- ing' with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Donor. We are very pleased to have Mr. and Mrs. Archie Doner, formerly of Kilworthy, living in our community Mr. and Mrs. George Hilts and Vera had Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. J. Cober of Toronto. Mrs. Wm. Heise entertained a few ladies at a quilting bee on Tuesday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bl'illlngel', Mr. and Mrs. Orlo Heise, Erma and Mary and Adoline Reaman spent Sunday at Fordwick visiting Mr. and Mr:- Earl Cober and Mr. and M1's.'Edp;ar Heise and their families. , Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Winger and family spent last weekâ€"end visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lebeck in Stay- ner. Mr. and Mrs. John Bond had Sun- day night supper with Mrs. E. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jones and Garry of Toronto had supper Sat- urday night with Mr. and Mrs. Orval Jones and Marilyn of Buttonville. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Cober. also vis- ited on Sunday in Fordwich. A series of special services com- menced on Tuesday evening in the M.B.C. Church with Rev. R. E. Burk of East Jordan, Michigan as Evang- elist. Services begin at 8 pm. each week night and all are invited to attend. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. James Dorst who celebrated their 50th wedding anniverfiary with a family gathering Monday evening: The regular Young PeOple's meet- ing is withdrawn this week owing): to the roller skating party. It is to be held this Friday evening at the Mutual Street Arena. All cars are requested to travel in a body to and from the arena; please keep this in mind. Everyone interested in go- ing is asked to meet at ,the church at 7.30 pm. Cong’ratulations.to Mrs. C. Brodie who on Monday celebrated her 87th Lirthday. A part; was hall at the home of her daughter. Mrs. George Quantz, Aurora, on Sunday, when all the family was present to celebrate the occasion. The Young People’s Society and the Sunday School are holding a joint Christmas concert on Monday, Dec. 231d in the Sunday School room. HEADFORD GORMLEY In ages past our forefathers fought to gain our freedom and liberty to speak, think, worship, and act as Lee see fit. That liberty has been handed down to us. The only drawback of this liberty is that it de- mands self-discipline; in. other words privileges gain- ed require duty to be done. In, every day life this duty is the conducting of oneself as a citizen at the com- munity and country, fulfilling such demands as may be made upon us. One of these demands is the selection of our re- presentatives â€" Municipal, Provincial and Federal. It is a sad commentary on our recognition of this privilege of citizenship as a duty, that the proportion of citizens exercising this privilegeâ€"duty is so small in most places. ’ , Let us in Richmond Hill show the people that WE realize this is a privilege hard-won for us which we will not give up. ' atxons were home of MI [by and fam oule and he] ton Sheppax Richmond Hi“ Lions Club VOTE AS YOU LIKE â€" BUT VOTE Municipal Elections December 9th, 1946 :0. 1 :1 few ‘uesday. fer, Mr. [(1 Mary Sunday 1d Mrs. . Edgar qer and visitmg‘ n Stay- ad Sun- }. Jones. .es and er Sat- s. Orvnl ville. 1150 vis- 1. as com- in the E. Burk Evang- WO”WO””O”QOOOOONO M he bl‘O Ml 1113' CITIZENSHIP COMMITTEE “OMONOO 009 00909000..”9000MMW T0 the YOUR VOTE AND INFLUENCE RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED T0 ELECT your mummp tion. and I 10: )t Sponsored by To the Electors of Richmond Hill W f iciem‘ M u nici pal Administration “'lSh W. J. Taylor CHAS. H. HOOPER, Reeve COUNCILLOR FOR 1947 iUOn F1001 (31K look ctors of Markham Township .11 isk my thanks for your expression 1nd my reâ€"election by acclamation :ho coming year. in the past business will have my best atten- : forward to having your continued THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 28th, 19-16 WE NEED A PROGRESSIVE COUNCIL IN RICHMOND HILL. FOR ACTION AND BUSI- NESS-LIKE MANAGEMENT IN MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS TOMLIN Councillor for 1947 KEN. W. VOTE