The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

"""r A REAL TRIBUTE TO THE THANKSGIVINGFEAST Fresh Leg of P O R W .5 WHOLE 0R SHANE HALF I 5 P a r 9.3.5? 5...; SO DELIGHTFULL) DIFFERENT AND AT A Pmr‘n 'l‘l-IA'I‘ Cauliflower SO DELIGHTFULL) DIFFERENT AND AT A PRICE THAT PLEASES FULLY (DOKED â€" READY TO SERVE SMOKED Thurs: Special 9 an} to 9 pm. LIBBY’S FROZEN g MARKH AM BAKERY... PEAS or COR" 2 ‘9' 33 PUMPKIN (delicious) 5 5 ea 12 oz. POLLY BAG PIES Chief Engineer, Toronto and York Roads Commission, York County Building. NEWMARKET, Ontario. A J. BETTIE, P. ENG Tender forms and specifications may be obtained at the office of the Toronto and York Roads Commis- sion, York County Buildings, Newmarket. Ontario, on and after 12 noon Wednesday. October 7, 1959. for the furnishihg of trucks and drivers (snow plows will be furnished and attached by the Commission) for the removal of snow from the Commission’s high- way in York County during the season 1959-1960. A marked cheque for the sum of $1,000.00 shall accompany each tender. SEALED TENDERS, in duplicate and properly inarked will be received by the undersigned until 12 noon E.D.S.T. on TORONTO AND YORK ROADS COMMISSION SNOW WHITE Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders for Rental of Trucks for Snow Removal I ‘i'iés'i'Sâ€"i' I 10 MONDAY, OCTOBER 19th, 1959 0m Thursday and SIZE FRED A. LUNDY, Chairman 48 01. FIN APPLE JUICE MARGARINE l3 MON ARCH Friday Nights Until ALLENS I 9:935:94 9 P O R K CHOPSlb RINDLESS SIDE LEAN LOIN FridaVSpecial 9 am. to 9 pm DEMPSTERS WRAPPED OVEN READY PRE-DRESSED She is survived by her husband and one son, John of Maple and two daughters Mrs. Albert os- ter (Edna) of Claremont and rs. Robert Tucker (Florence) of Ma- ple; two sisters and one brother, Mrs. Frank Gordon, Hazlet, Sask.; and Mrs. H. Nightengale of Oak Ridges Ont; and Mr. Daniel Don- neral of Maple, Ont.; and five grandchildren and one great grandchild. . Turkeys Mrs. Cicely ,Thomson, Comâ€" mittee Chairman and Mrs. Mal- colm Thomson Treasurer of the Recreation Committee attended at council session and presented an interesting and detailed report of the year’s activities. Mrs. Cicely Thomson is Chairman of the com- mittee and other members include Dr. John Wynne. vice-chairman. Mrs. Malcolm Thomson treasurer, Mr. William Ruttle, Mr. Grant Gibb, and Reeve Perkins and De- On suggestion of the Mayor the personnel committee will consider a. suggestion that a part time re- reatlonal director be engaged. 0f such an appointment Reeve Per- kins said “l think it would be money well spent. Such an official can be-a great help to make sure our money is spent where it will do the most good." After a lingering illness, Mrs. Sam Cave passed away at her home in Maple on September 18, in her 74th year. Rev. H. B. Lin- deman conducted the funeral ser- vice in the Wright and Taylor Chapel where relatives and long- time friends gathered to pay their last respects. Burial was in King City 7 Cemetery. Mrs. Cave had been a highly esteemed resident of Maple for 35 years. She was born in Klein- burg and after her marriage to Samuel Cave lived for several years in the King City District. She was a quiet woman who de- rived much pleasure from her family and friends. The pallbearers were: Arthur Foster. David Julian. Lawrence Kefier, Roland Kefier, Verdun Gordon, George Reid. Mayor Kenneth W. Tomlin and members of Richmond Hill Town Council paid tribute to the splen- did service rendered by the mem- bers of the local Recreation Com- mittee when a report of the year's Activities was presented at Mon- day night’s council meeting. All members concurred in the words of the Mayor who said “we extend thanks to the committee for a splendid job during a rather dif- ficult summer.” BREAD FULL 24 OZ. LOAF More Than 4000 Now Participating In Recreation‘ Committee Activities Commended By Town Council LATE MRS. SAM CAVE @bituary 39 Council also met the' need for additional support in view of the more-than-tripled registration for the town playground plan with $2,000. $300 and $150 were also channeled by council through this committee to meet expenses of the majorette corps and the boys' band, both sponsored by the pol- ice association. ' “The appointment of a munici- pal recreation committee sets up themachinery whereby a grant may be received from the pro- vince, through the Community Programme Branch of the Depart- ment of Education. Since this committee was inaugurated "the grant has increased steadily from $681.91 in August 1957 (after the first year of activity) to this year’s $2.400 (arrived at from the $600 maximum grant on maintenance plus $1,800 from the 33%% on salaries. The council grant has also kept pace with this increase until this year the committee re- ceived $4,600 in addition to the $2,400 grant. The 1959 budget estimates for the 22 activities associating them- seWes or sponsored by the Rec- reation Committee totalled $33,205. At that time we estimat- ed that the provincial grant on our 1959 leadership and main- tenance costs would total $3,027. This amount or near it will be SAVINGS BONS CASHABLE ANYTIME AT FULL FACE VALUE PLUS EARNED INTEREST: Canada Savings Bonds are both a most convenient method of saving and a safe investment with many unusual advantages. It the need should arise, they can be cashed at any time, at full face value plus earned interest. They’re like dollars with coupons attached. HIGHER RETURN THAN EVER BEFORE: interest first year 4%, second year 4%%, third year 4}é%, next six years 5% plus bonus of 3% at final maturity. Average interest yield if held to maturity is 4.98% per year. AVAILABLEJN 5 DENOMINATIONS: Coupon Bonds are available in denominations of $50, $100, $500, $1,000 and t. In fully registered form, $500, $1000 and $5,000. The introduction of 22 boys teams and 7 girls teams in minor ball and the 1,300 registration in the playgrounds increased the tot- al numbers involved in public re- creation in Richmond Hill consid- erably. In addition the day camp accomodated 500 youngsters. Hoc- key last winter had a registra- tion of nearly 500; figure-skating, 200 when we add together the numbers involved in the police band, the majorettes, the soccer, track and field, Curtain Club, Teen Town, and Senior Citizens, we get a total of approximately 4.000. We would like to ’express appreciation to the many many people who give leadership training and instruction. a great proportion voluntary and at a cost to themselves to make this ex- tensive recreation not only pos- sible but flourishing. The subsidies requested by these groups totalled $13,225 when submitted to us. but were reviewed by us and reduced by $1,200 when we in turn submitted our budget to the Finance Com- mitee. As I have mentioned we were granted a total of $7,000 for our 1959 activities. A further revision of assistance to each group was then made. Our bank balancé at this time is $1,400 and we have definite Announcing the new Better than eve?! For complete service and parts -â€"new machinery and industrial equipment. Goodyear Tire Service. Give us a call for demonstra- tion and full particulars. 3 mile: south of Bolton on Hm. 50 R. R. 3 Bolton Phone Bolton 150 The committee report stated there is a growing need for clos- er administration between the parks and recreation committees and a need also for more co- ordination of committee activities. Thanks was expressed to Mr. A1 White who had charge of time- table: for softball and hardball at the park. 7 Mrs. _Malcolm Thomson gave a detailed report of the summer playgrounds program. commitments for $900. in the' im- mediate future.” Service & Supply MASSEY-FERGUSON SALES & SERVICE SOMETHING TO RENT SOMETHING WANTED? TRY A LIBERAL CLASSIFIED TU. 4-1105 WILLIAMS . THEVLIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, October 8, 1959 NEw LIMITâ€"$20,000 PER PERSON OR ESTATE OF A DECEASED PERSON: The limit to holdings of this new issue that may be registered in the name of any one individual, or in the name of an estate of a deceased person, is $20,000. Each member of a family may buy up to this amount. AVAILABLE FOR CASH AND ON EASY INSTAL- MENTS: On the Monthly Savings Plan, you makeadown payment of 5% and pay off the balance in convenient instalments. On the Payroll Savings Plan, you purchase your bonds by regular deductions from your pay. ORDER YOURS THROUGH THE PAYROLL SAVINGS PLAN WHERE YOU WORK, OR THROUGH YOUR BANK. INVESTMENT DEALER. STOCK BROKER. TRUST OR LOAN COMPANY. 30 Levendale Road RICHMOND HEIGHTS PLAZA RICHMOND HILL IN THESE DAYS OF TIGHT MONEY, YOUR DOLLARS ARE PRECIOUS. THIS IS THE STORE WHERE EVERY LADY CAN SAVE DOLLARS. COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. Rev‘ersible Acrilan Skirts, Car Coats - Slims ALL SIZES 0F ATTRACTIVE DRESSES FROM SIZE 9 TO 20'/; AT MODEST PRICES. KAYE'S CASUAL TOGGERY