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Total annual premium $74.50 Our “net annual premium Inumumunuuumnunnullmun“lummmmnuunuummumummmmnmnun\mummuuuumuuumnunt\\\l\u“mmuuumummmmlmumulmu\m1\\\lmmummmw Less 10% CALL US 15 YONGE STREET NORTH RICHMOND HILL AV. 5 Automobile Insurance Fire Insurance RICHMOND HII.I. AREA Installment Payment Plans Available FOR COMPLETE ANALYSIS OF YOUR INSURANCE “Insurance Is Our Middle Name” unyiime KEN DOYLE, Manager $ 10,000 4,000 10,000 $63.60 AV. 5-2061 $67.05 BINGO $4” JACKPOT 5 43.00 24.00 12.50 5 79.50 a three ‘m‘ember committee of council be named to conduct a thorough fact finding investiga- tion. The council committee will be named by the Mayor. It will cost an estimated $3l,- It will cost an estimated $31.,- 585. to provide drainage for the Yonge-Crosby area and the Li- quor Control Board planning a store on that corner has been ask- ed to’ contribute $20,000. toward the' cost. This was reported to council by Reeve Perkins who told of a recent meeting with the provincial representatives. A 33-inch! sewer is needed to take the water down Crosby 'to the creek. ‘He said Liquor Control ‘Board representatives thought the request reasonable. East Elmwo'od ratepayers ask- ed street lighting on Norfolk, Wenlock and Maple Avenues. The request was referred to the Hy- dro Commission for an estimate of cost. Th-e C.N.R. offered to sell the town 1.6 acres adjacent to the new water treatment plant for $2,950. On motion of councillor Haggart council will make the purchase. Council concurred in Planning Board recommendation to permit the division of a 98 ft. lot by L. Harding, Benson Avenue, with one lot of 48 ft. frontage. The re- quired frontage is 50 ft. Richmond Hill Library Board asked council for a loan of $17,- 500. to complete purchase of shel- ving and equipment. The request was referred to the finance com- mittee on motion of councillor R. P. Ross. A request from the District High School Board for debentures for $30,000. to finish grounds at Woodbridge High School was referred to the same committee. A suggestion by Councillor Bradstock that an advisory com- mittee be appointed to work with the Planning Board will be con- sidered at a joint meeting of council and planning board this week. Councillor Haggart asked for a progress report on the construc- tion of the water treatment plant. Councillor Haggart Police Chairman answered complaints that three policemen were oper- ating the radar speed equipment. Additional equipment has been procured and it will in future be a one man operation. / ‘ Councillor Haggart complained that industrial land in use is as- sessed at $1600 per acre but un- used industrial land is assessed at only $800. per acre. This he said played into the hands of speculators. The assessment commissioner will be asked for a report. Council laid over until ‘next meeting the appointment of a member of the Recreation Com- mission. Deputy-neeve Tinker submitted the names of Al White and Harry Whitaker. Councillor Haggart said the new member should come from east of the tracks. There is now only one member from the east part of the town and Councillor Paterson supported Mr. Haggart’s conten- tion the area was entitled to more representation. Council ag- reed to lay oven the appointment until next meeting. Planning Nearly $700 was raised in cancer drive held in Oak Ridges recently. Thirty-two canvassers blitzed the dis- trict from Saturday. April 11 to Tuesday, April 14. Mr. Jack Blyth is the chairman for the Oak Ridges cancer campaign. 4 GOLDENHON- STARTING TIME-8PM. §CK9314NUMBERS$70 59 NUMBERS CALLED 32 Canvassers Raise $7 00 Council concurred in a recom- mendation of planning board dis- approving of plans for Powell Furniture store north of St. Ma- ry’s Catholic Rectory. Planning board and council are insisting on a set back from the street line and more parking space. Coun- cillor Paterson said, “there is no doubt the plans are in viola- tion of our by-laws." E Menâ€"i Specials ‘ PORK LIVER u, PORK KIDNEYS lb. i no “N D Mn? FCC i BIRDS EYE ‘i FRENCH FRIES U15 V UlV film I) EBACON , DODII ' runn §Lom CHOPS MIXED VEGETABLES 2 for 55c } AYLMER FANCY ; BIRDS EYE j P E A S 2 IS oz. ti % oz. AYLMER BOSTON BROWN 3 HIGH LINER ; . . g FISH & CHIPS I6 53c g B E A NS 415 h QWW-MWW E Aylmer Tomato Juice 2 20 oz. tins ; Maxwell House Coffee All purpose grind lb. % Kellogg's Corn Flakes 2 12 oz. pkg. 3 Aylmer Choice rum Cocldail 2 Is oz. tins 1i Kleenex Chubby or Regular 2 pkg. 329 YONGE ST. soum, RICHMOND HILL MORLEY'S FOODLAND BIRDS EYE â€" 11 oz. L LIVER lb. 19c L KIDNEYS lb; 12: DN Ilb.pk9- 53c (Hops lb. 49: u-n-o.o-o-a pnmm- Frozen Foods - The opinion was expressed that the stores now building on Yonge Street across from the Municipal Building and set back to provide parking in front might prove a first class headache. Sam Sahara, builder asked council to exprop- riate land for a laneway at the rear leading to Dufl‘erin St. and Church St. It was referred to the parking committee but Councill- or Haggart said he doubted if council could expropriate land for private use. Reeve F; R. Perkins presided at the meeting in the absence through illness of His Worship Mayor K. W. Tomlin. 16 oz. 29c THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, April 23, 1959 3 E ORANGES ! AYLMER TOMATO E CATCHUP 2 n bottles 37¢ I AYLMER BOSTON BROWN EBEANS 415mm 63c I98 Yonge Street N., Richmond Hill SNOW WHITE CAULIFLOWER SUNKIST EATING OR JUICE 2-Piece Chesterfield Suite, in freize, air foam, with covered deck, Reg. $239.50, SPECIAL THIS WEEK TEMPORARY LOCATION 40 Yonge Street South 1 (opposite our former location) ‘Before you buy â€" it will pay you to give us a try" CLEARANCE SALE Discontinued Line Powell Furniture Warehouse Sales ISOBEI. HEWITT 14 Yonge St. North TU. 4-1492 2 large, cello wrapped 45c Only $149.50 at sum seam 2 15 oz. tins 33C Free Parking In Rear: 3 dozens 89c PHIL. BART]! TU. 4-2922 ‘Imummmmlu TUmor 4-44] I 25:} 69c' 53c% 49c! 33d