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RAY VIVIAN Phone Markham 1160J collect or UL. 2-3891 (Uxbridgel 7 day. 24 hr. service call anytime. We guarantee that no animal or portion of animal collected by our company will be resold for human consumption. tic 34 DEAD STOCK Prompt removal. top prices paid for dead or disabled horses, cat- tle. hogs. Small animals removed free. Call long distance, Zenith 32800.. No 1011 charge. We are as close as your telephone Ed Pec- oni 8: Son Ltd.. Box 11 Argyle. . tfc39 CASH FOR YOUR OLD TV We buy Used _TV sets. llen'idge Electric. TV and Appliance Re- pairs. 53 Yonge St. N.. Richmond Hill. TU. 4-3211. tfc40 FIVE REGISTERED Holstein heifers. due in April: 2 purebred Jerseys due in April. B. G. Jack- son. King City Box 114. TEmple 3-5076. c1w40 WANTED trailer for hick-up or car. In good condition. AV, 5- 1374 after 6. clw40 USED FURNITURE WANTED -â€" Mama and‘ used furniture. Cash prices paid. Call Frank’s Movers and Storage. TU. 4-2613. AV. 5-5101. tl’c7 Highest prices for dead abled horses.- cattle gnd DEAD FARM STOCK Highest prices paid for dead or disabled horses and cattle. Small animals and pigs removed free. Phone collect, Richmond Hill, ifi-Jt-‘liV-25VS'8-fl37ill Megens and Sons; Please phone promptly. any time. tfc33 Any size or make, pay cash. phone Toronto LE. 4-9419. collect. tfc3 FARM. SUBURBAN AND RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES Thinking of Selling? Farms and Suburban Properties listlrwith Harry Charles AV. 5-3891 Residential Properties list with Mrs. Dorita Carter AV. 5-1905 FRI” APRIL 1, 1960 â€"â€" Important auction sale of registered herd of blood-tested Holsteins. W.D. A/C tractor, combine. 55 Ford pickup truck. N-H baler, elevator, milk- ing machine. cooler. late model farm machines, tools, equipment, Beatty litter carrier, tracking. al- Io baled hay. straw, Rodney oats, etc, at Lot 25. Concession 5, North York 'l‘wp.. corner Jane St. and S-teeles Ave. property belonging to the Estate of the Late‘Gordon l. Hoover. Sale at l p.m. sharp. ’l‘erms cash. No re- serve. Ken & Clarke Prentice, Auctioneers. FRI. APRIL 1 -â€" Auction sale of farm implements 1953. GMC 11,72 ton truck. Super C IHC tractor. lide delivery rake with line of implements and full line of pota- to equipment, household furni- ture, some antique articles in- cluding 2 antique cutters, at Lot 21 Con. 8 Whitchurch Township. 1,; mile north of Ballantrae. the Estate of the late Ross Hood. No reserve. Terms cash. Sale at 1:30 pm. Lloyd Turner. clerk. Alvin S. Farmer. auctioneer. phone Gormley 5311. c2w39 SAT. APRIL 2 -â€" Auction sale of farm stock and implements: 35 head of Registered Polled Hereford cattle. stockers and calves, 1952 GMC truck 1!: ton; Oliver No. 7'7 tractor; Oliver No. 88 Tractor; Oliver combine with motor. 6 ft. cut. Oliver hay baler. PTO, used one year; including full line of power implements, 1200 bus. oats, 500 bales of hay, 200 bales of straw. At Lot 18, Con. 3 King Township. 21/2 miles west of Aurora. u mile south of Snowball. at Cedar Hedge Farms, Estate of Chas. Casey St Sons. No reserve. giving up farming. Terms cash. Sale at 12.30. Ed Reddick. Clerk. Alvin 9. Farmer. auctioneer, phone Gormley 5311. WED. APRIL 6 â€" Auction sale of farm machinery. No. 33 M-I'I Ind Ford tractors. with equip- ment M-H baler, silo. threshing machine. hammer mill. along with late model and popular farm implements. also new 15 ft. pleas- ure boat. with Tee Nee trailer, 2500 bales mixed hay. straw. etc. property of Herb Jones. at Lot 12. Concession 2. Scarboro Twp. on Brooks Sideroad, 11,2 miles east No. 48 Highway from Malvern, just south 05 No. 401 Highway. Sale at; 1.30 pm. Terms cash. No reserve. Farm sold. Ken 5: Clarke Prentice. Auctioneer Markham. Ont. phone 348. WILLOUGHBY Sold in 1959 $10,000,000 & SONS LIMITED LIVESTOCK FOR SALE PIANO .VANTED WANTED DEAD STOCK NEARLY SALE REGISTERS and dis- hogs. ‘41-..- u“ - ..- rooms. additions iand garages. No job too small. Tom Price, AV‘ ,5-3653. c8w40 DAY CARE for one or two child- ren. Large fenced yard. TU. 4- 7610165 Baker Ave. c1w40 CARfiENTRY work._ recreation EXPERIENCED handy-man to do carpentry and cleaning cellars and garages etc.. evenings and Saturdays. TU. (-4137. Hum MOTHERLY CARE for children. daily or weekly, playroom. good food. clean home. large yard, AV. 5-3270. clw40 YOUNG MAN. 21.‘ desires em- ployment as painter. warehouse- man or laborer in vicinity of Richmond Hill. Phone TU. 4-1777 and ask for Harold. *1w40 MARRIED MAN with small fam- ily wants job on farm experienc- ed in all kinds of farming. House required. Please write J. Cain. R R. 2 Gormley. *lw40 EXPERIENEED woman willing to look after family in mother's absencc; also baby fitting. TU 4-3158. ucza' BABY sitting. Will gm daily or weekly care. $1.50 per day. Will pick up and deliver children home. TU. 4-7485. c4w37 fihoNG healthy youth. 18. seeks steady employment. hard worker. would like to learn trade TU. 4-7716. *3w38 RELIABLE High School Girl. 18, seeks summer employment. Willâ€" ing worker. Apply Box 63 The Liberal. *2w40 TYPINGTienvelopes. copies, etc. wanted at home. Phone TU. 4- 5855 after 6 pm. *2w40 EXPERIENCED ladies wish of- fice cleaning. Call BA. 5-8255 or HOME EMPLOYMENT. address- ing envelopes or similal work. TU. 4-1035. c2w40 TU. 4-3519 TOOL and die maker desires work evenings and week-ends. Late model car, anything con- sidered. TU. 4-4347. c1w40 SAVE TIME. buy started pullets. Good selection. Request list. Day- old pullets. mixed chicks and cockerels, Ames. Leghorns and dual purpose, for prompt ship- ment. Time to ordel‘ April-May broiler chicks. Bray Hatchery -â€" J. C. Enns,, Queen East. Glen- dale 1-3506, Norman McPherson. Easlon Avenue, Glendale 1-5218, Brampton; Fairbank Feed. R. R. 1 Maple. phone AV. 5-2954. CARE for child any age. Richvale area, just off Yonge St. Also ironing. Call AV 5-3266. c1w40 ONE ROUND. tan with white markings AV 5-5315 :2le BROWN SILK scarf. nut Yonge and Richmond. Apply Liberal Office SAT, APRIL 9 â€"â€" Auction sale of farm stock. Implements, 24 head of registered Holstein cat- tle,\accredited blood tested. vac- cinated, 1 lHC tractor. standard W 6. I combine IHC self pro- pelled 10 fl. header, 5 years old; including full line of power i‘m- plements; 1 16-can bulk milk cooler near new: grain and straw; household furniture; at Lot 6. Con 6. west half, in Vaughan Township. 1 mile west of 400 Highway on No. '7 Highway. The property of Cecil G. Smith. No reserve, farm sold. Terms cash. Sale at 12.30 sharp. Gordon Orr and Jack Walkington. clerks. Sam Gough on records. Alvin S. Farmer. auctioneer, phone Gorm- ley 5311. nc3w39 THURS. APRIL 21 â€" Auction sale of Ayrshire and Holstein dairy cattle, hogs. Cockshutt, ln~ ternational and Ford tractors, No. 90 A/C combine. near new, NH baler. farm implements. machin- ery, ‘equipment. etc.. baled hay, straw. household furniture. etc., at Lot 14. Concession 8. Whitâ€" church Twp., on No. 48 Highway. property of James Logan. Sale at 1 pm. Terms cash. No re- serve. Farm sold. Ken 8: Clarke Prentice. auctioneers, Markham. Ont., phone 346. cSw-lo WED” APRIL 27 â€" Auction sale of 50 head high grade Holstein dairy herd of fresh cows and springers. also near new bulk tank milk cooler. Surge milker. dairy farmers’ supplies, 2500 bales mixed hay. 2500 bushels Rodney oats, suitable for seed. Property of Murray Acreman, Lot 18. Concession 3. Markham Twp.. at Headford. Sale at 1.30 p.m. Terms cash. No reserve. Farm sold and proprietor quit- ting whole milk business. James Smith. clerk, Ken & Clarke Prentice, Auctioneers. c4w40 farm auction of 2 tractors (nearly new), Ford implements. including a Ford tractor No. 800. McCorm- ick Cub tractor and Implements. 2 furrow plow, double disc. An- gle dozer and plow. fertilizer spreader. Niagara power duster, M-H manure spreader. sprayer, potato digger (good). etc.. the property of Herb Jone: at lot 30. Con. 3 Vaughan township (2‘2 miles north of Maple Sideroadi or ‘11; miles north of Elgin Mills Sideroadl or (just north of THURS. APRIL 28 â€" Clearing Maple Downs Golf Course‘. Farm sold. no reserve. terms cash. Sale 1.30 pm. W.D. Atkinson. Sales Manager and Auctioneer. “with EMPLOYMENT WANTED LIBERAL CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS mom: TUrner 4-1105 POULTRY FOR SALE FOUND c1w40 (- 1 W40 5 room frame bungalow, large rooms, on lot 70' x 170'. Low down payment. For sale or rent, Call Mr. Caruso. HU. 3-1504. We will accept charges. tfc36 MOST homes are listed with Da- vid McLean Ltd., Realtors. c1w39 WE HAVE clients “who are wait- ing to buy your home. List now with ROY BURTON LTD AV. 5-1052 TU, ‘, TREMENDOUS VALUE In this beautiful long. low 6â€" room Roman brick bungalow. Living room has beautiful stone fireplace. All rooms are large This .immaculate home has storms and screens, landscaped garden. etc. Interest on N.H.A, mortgage only 5%. Can be bought for $2.500 down [Full price $15,750.00. AV. 5-5241 ~ ROY BURTON L'I‘D. For $2.975 down â€"- full price $14,975.00 You can move in to this new tastefully decorated 6- room detached brick bungalow. The kitchen is large and has rol- led top counter~and tiled back splash. Coloured tile fixtures and vanity in bathroom. One 6% N.H.A. mortgage. Carries for 76.00 monthly. One block to %hool, plaza and transportaiion. V. 5-5247. LOW DOWN payment. 6 roamed modern bungalow-Richmond Hill. AV. 5-5411. tfc36 SOLID BRICK HOUSE, 6 room bungalow. Well finished' inside, aluminum storms and screens. $15,500. TU. 4-5482. tfc88 FOR NEW HOMES in Richmond Hill. call AV. 5-2951. Murphy & Reid. Real Estate Brokers. {IMO AURORA Beautiful 11/2 storey home, 3 bed- rooms and den. immaculate con- dition, on landscaped lot with 90 ft. frontage in exclusive area. $15,700 with terms. Full price for 1his neat 2 bed- room home is only $4.500 with $950 down and balance on one mortgage ~â€" $10300 ~â€"â€". Picturesque 11/2 stor- ey brick home just east of Aurora on paved road, modern kitchen. 3 bedrooms spectac- ular treed setting with deep garden. Excellent terms. Aurora $12500 «â€" AURORA â€"â€" Spark- ling new NHA 3 bedroom duet. fashionable area near High School, well planned arborite kitchen with exhaust fan, 4 pa. ceramic bath, oil heat, storms and screens. Only $900. down. balance at 15% carries for $81. per month. - $17500 â€" AURORA â€"â€" Executive split-level bungalow. exclusive appointments. throughout, 3 master bedrooms. large im- preSSive living room. finished recreation room. attached car- port, quiet area of luxury homes. NHA terms available. 96 Yonge St. Sou‘h AURORA Phone PA. 7-4288 WA. 1â€"1691 1/2 ACRE LOT on Bond Ave. in Oak Ridges, $2.000. Terms. Ap- ply 58 Hall St, Richmond Hill. *1w40 NEW MODERN 6 room bungalow, large recreation room. fireplace. carport. large lot. Just west of Yonge, in Richmond Hill. TU. 4â€" 3352. c1w40 FEEL OLD? WANT TO FEEL YOUNGER'.’ Thousands of men, women past 40 pep up quick with help of Ostrex Tonic Tablets. Make 3-day test. Only 69c. At all druggists. clw39 WILL Bernice Blanchard or 3:15. Blanchard. formerly of R. R. No. 1 Claremom. Ontario. or anyone knowing their whereabouts please contact H. S. Cooper. Bar- rister and Solicitor. 4969A Yonge St.. Willowdale. BAldwin 5-7321 re their Claremont, On’tario prop- erty. , (‘2w38 MORTGAGE WANTED $30,000_fi1‘st mortgage required for $80,000 block of five stores. 71,; per cent interest. good cov- enant. Inquire without obligation. Call Mr. McLean. AV. 5-1176. Da- vid McLean Ltd. Realtors. (-lw39 YOUNG business couple <are seeking to obtain a first mart: gage. Both hold good positions‘ Box 61 The Liberal. ‘1“"40 how ‘ to pay less income tax deductions they‘re entitled to. You?“ save money with REAL ESTATE FOR SALE W. R. CASE. REALTOR W. R. CASE. REALTOR Expert Service ~ Low Rates EARL V. STEWART. Real Estate Broker & General Insurance. ROY BURTON LTD MORTGAGES Bookkeeping Servi THE LAST ONE many people overlook OAK RIDGES Personals IAV. 54.812 T U. 4-2400 PA. 7-507 6 c1w40 (-1w40 c1\\'40 (‘1 W40 clw40 PORTABLE G.E4 Radio for As- tral or smqll frig. AV. 5-2326. c1w40 3 ROOM furnishéd'apartment in Richmond Hill. near Yonge St. preferred. Phone evenings. TU. 4-1777, ask for Mr. Clayton. 2 BEDROOM home by young couple with one small child. Re- liable tenants. TU. 4-5963. COUPLE with (-hilaren would like to rent large older type home in Richmond Hill Would take Option to buy. Rent approxi- mately $75 a month. TWining 5- 5764 collect. ‘ c1w40 (Coniim‘ieci from page 1) APRIL 7 â€" Thursday. First Aid Course. conducted by St. John Ambulance; starting 8 pm. in the 'Municipal Hall. Richmond Hill'. For further information. call Mr. Jack Williams. TU. 4- 3200. This ad sponsored by the Kinsmen Club in Richmond Hill. APRIL 9 â€" Saturday 2 pm. “Hat Sale" at Wrixon Hall. Delicious afternoon tea to be served. Un~ der the auslbices of St. Mary‘s Anglican Church afternoon W.A. c2w20 APRIL 29 â€" Friday. A Choral Evening by the choir of Grace Church-On-The-Hill. assisted by the Chapel Choir of The Bishop Strachan School, Eaton Auditor- ium 8.20 pm. Admission $2.00. Proceeds towards choil"s trip to Westminster Abbey. Tickets avail- able from Mrs. J. A. Shaw. AV. 5-3035. *1w39 The handsome new silver trophy displayed in the windows of the Canadian Tire Corpora- tion store On Yonge St is the “Labatt 1960 Curling Trophy"â€" lo be competed for annually. In the play-off Monday night at the Richmond Hill Curling Club‘ the first winning rinkvin the Men’s Industrial Leagueâ€" the Canadian Tire Curling rink -â€"-won over one of the three On- tario Hydro fours. with a score of 14 to 3. The-Hydro rink was skipped by Ted McCullough of Richmond Hill. Canadian Tire Won Labatt Trophy The Canadian Tire rink com- prised: Ron Walker, lead: Gord Stephenson, second; Sandy Lati- mer, vice-skip: Ken Blanchard, skip. Interested spectators at this interesting playoff includ- ed Messrs. Percy and Harry Hill and several staff members. A wedding event of interest was performed by the Rev. R. Graham of Kettleby at the home of the bride’s parents on Satur- day, March 19th, when Barbara Ann, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George West of ‘Pot- tageville, became the bride of Peter Michael Cassidy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cassidy, Oak Ridges. The bride was given in marâ€" riage by her father wearing a cocktail length dress of white, with lace scallops, shoulder leng- th veil and head piece studdegi with pearls, and.she carried a white bible with red roses and lily of the Valley. Her attendant, Mrs. Joyce West of Hamilton wore pale green chiffon and car- ried yellow roses. ‘Mr. Kenneth West was best man. ' The mother of the bride wore an flowered blue silk dress with pink accessories and a corsage of pink roses and the mother of the groom wore rosewood lace with lilac accessories and a corâ€" sage of Orchids. A reception was held at the Summit View Restaurant. were many out of town guests attenl- ed. The couple left for a short honeymoon to the states, and on theil"return will reside in Pottageville. It was I1 dqubly happy occasâ€" ion. as it was the gxgoom‘s birth- day. APRIL MEETING OF THORNHILL W.A. The April meeting of the W0- man's Association of Thornhill United Church will be held on Tuesday, April 5th at 7.30 pm. The meeting will begin with des- sert and coffee. after which Dr. Minton Johnston of the Baptist Church will speak. A good atten- dance is anticipated. PlCKERlNG TOWNSHIP â€"- “I have never seen it like this other years" said township Councillor Harvey Spang commenting on the dog problem in Pickering this spring. “It is getting terrific.” he added. Complaints Were of dogs running at large. frightening children in school yards and knocking over garbage pails. STOUFFVILLE â€" Murray Jonea. Metro‘s chief planner has sug- gested council embark on an im- mediate storm sewer survey to resolve the drainage problems that now exist within the municiâ€" pality. He estimated such an in- itial survey would cost approxim- ately $600.00. He spoke to a Joint meeting of the council and p1an- ning board. AURORA â€"- Reliable sources have forecast a three mill raisa in Aurora's mill rate. The mill rate will be struck a( a special meeting of council to be held this week. STOUFF‘VLLLE â€" Reeve Gar- land Lehman has made arrange- ments for a fund to be started [or the Eward Knight, family of mm line, Stoujfville. following an explosion caused by as: seen“, 0m in g CASSIDY â€" WEST WANTED TO RENT SWAP uen. I .4 *1w40 01 W40 One of the many conditions causing crippling is cereâ€" bral palsy_ In many of theSe cases only heavy. bracing will enable a child to stand or walk. Treatment and equipment is long and expensive. Easter Seal contributions are the means to provide the services. The Ontario Society for Crippled Children in association with 222 Service Clubs are inviting the people of this province to give to the Easter Seal Campagn â€" now. Markham’s Clerk Has Long Record Of Public Service On April 18th Howard Graham will commence his duties as as- sistant clerk and treasurer of Markham villager He will be as- sistant, to his father A. P. Gra- ham who has been clerk-treas- 1 :r for fortyâ€"three years. Mr. Graham Sr. went to Markham in 1907 as bookkeeper for the Speight Wagon'Co. and was named village treasurer in 1914, and village clerk in 1917. In addition to his municipal duties he'has served as treasurer of the High School Board for thirty years, and Clerk of the Division Court from 1930 until his retirement early this year. In 1916 the Graham family took 'over the general store in Mount Joy and Mr Graham served as Postmaster there until last fall. Mr. Graham ‘has had a truly remarkable record of service to the community of Markham vilâ€" lage. and now his son Howard soon will follow in his footsteps. Mrs. Stanley Pipher, Richmond Hill is a daughter of Mr. A. P. Graham. 7 The past week was a big time for a number of our senior cit- izens as Mrs. Steele. of Morgan ave.. celebrated her 89th birthday on Friday, March 25. Her friends from her, church surprised her with a visit and many gifts. The Doncaster Community Ladies Club also honoured her with a gift. < â€"- w ‘.~ ,. .u an Mr. and Mrs. H. Mizen, of 2'? Sprucewood ave., celebrated their 45th. wedding anniversary on Sunday, March 27 at their home with Qheir family. Mrs. Petre joyed an open Sunday, March 70th birthday. Sympathy. of the is extended to Mrs. Clarke ave.. on the her mother in England Friend and neighbours of Miss Doris Bonnici. 75 Morgan ave., wish her a speedy recovery from surgery performed, on Monday of this week. for an ear condition. The hospital she is at is the Womens College Street in To- ronto. birthda‘lyvonnfifiaay. March 25 with a party the _n_ext.day. \l,.._. rliii‘ihday greetings go out to Paulene Mitchell, MA 45 Clgglfe L uun.:.- .v-.-_...___ ave.. who celebllatéd filer I101}! .. r..- ._, v , Tuesday, March 32, Mary Ann; Dorothy and‘Diane Gain, entered Branson Hospital toge- mer to .have their tonsils removâ€" ed. _‘ . l At this time Jim Butler. of Morgan ave.. is hoping that ihe saying in which some things come in threes is not true in his case as he sufrfered his second driving accident in as many months. The first accident occured in January when his truck was hit by an uninsured driver. The se- cond one happened last Friday, on Yonge St, in Highland Park. when he was hit from the rear by a car estimated to be domg 60 miles per hour. Jim, in his fa- Lher-in-Jaw‘s truck, slowed down behind a stalled transport. When he was rammed he steered the Rose Garden Supply truck he was driving into the nearest snow bank, again there were no injuries to speak of but the liable motorist is insured. Doncasler welcomes Mr. and Mrs. Lambert and family. who on this Weekend, will move into the Jordon house on Morgan ave. The Doncaster Community La- dies Club have decided to fake UP copper tooling and 3'. their next meeting they will commence to learn the art. The club has obtained the services of Mrs. Thair. of Thornhill. to instruct their group. Due to the nopularâ€" ity Of this event, the club de- cided to hold this session in a larger more suitable place than at, the home of a member as us- ual, so. it is to be held on Mon da.\'. April 4. in‘ a rlassronm a! the Henderson ave" public schooL Tim 8 smock. DONCASTER Correspondent: David Barbour Henderson Ave. Phone AV. s-szos Clarke a\'e.. en- house party on 27, it was her the community Mrs. Smith, 0f the passing of ‘s of Miss Dies Suddenly Om Prakash. 46. who came to Canada with his wife and three children only last summer, died suddenly of a heart attack at his home on Starlight Crescent in Richmond Hill, last Monday morning. Dr. Prakash was born and ed- ucated in the Punjab, India, read- ing for his Bachelor of Science degree at Agra University. After obtaining his degree in 1935. he decided that practical experience could best be obtained outside of India‘ and shortly afterwards he moved to England. working for Ferranti Limited at Manches- ter. One Year Dr. Prakash In Canada in the development of the coun- try as it became more industrial- ized and to further incmase his ability he worked for and ob- tained his Master of Science de- gree from Manchester Univer- sity. In 1943. after two years of research. He was granted his Ph.‘D. in the field of Industrial Administration, also from Manâ€" chester University. :His one ambition however was to return to India to participate With the war preventing an early return to India. Dr. Pra- kash continued his research at the Royal Aircraft Establishment at F-arnborough, England. Late in 1946, the opportunity arose to take a senior post in the newly formed Communications Depart ment of the Civil Aviation Direc- torate in India. and early in 1947, Dr. Prakash fulfilled his ambition when he commenced work in New. Delhi. Arriving in August of that year he became a Stafl’ Engineer in the Special Products Division of the De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited, in Toronto and settled with his family in Rich- mond Hill. Dr. Prakash leaves his wife Ivy and three children Prim, Rajeev and Sanjaya. In 1956, he was appointed Dep- uty Director of Supplies in a dit- ectorate of the Indian Ministry of‘ Works. and he held this post until he decided to come to Canâ€" ada in 1959. 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 miles south of Bolton on Hwy I. R. 3 Bolton Phone Bolton 15. Wanted to do telephone soliciting for a large Daily Newspaper. Pleasant work in a centrally located office. Experience not necessary. A pleasant telephone voice is essential. Bell Telephone employees do very well at this work. her to Box 62 The Liberal Afternoons and/0r Evenings TELEPHONE SOLICITORS WILLIAMS Service & Supply Salary and commission MA SSEY-FERGUSON SALES 82 SERVICE Reply giving phone num MALE 0R FEMALE THE LIBERAL. Richmond Hifl, Ontario. Thursday, Marrh 31. 1960 21 AL Mondays Vaughan Council meeting the recent, controversy as 10 whether Council .should purchase an hydraulic or a me- chanical road grader was resolv- S alemate , At an earlier meeting half the Council members, Deputy Reeve Ryder and Councillor Anstey vot- ed for a hydraulic grader. Coun- cillors Bryson and Ralph voted for a mechanical grader. Hydraulic vs. Mechanical Controversy Is Over The Reeve did not right to cast a deciding thus stalemate resulted Ne Evidence' On Monday the Deputy Reeve produced new evidence support- ing the case for a hydraulic grad- er, He moved that Council pur- chase the Galleon grader which had been tendered. Hydraulics Win The motion was seconded by (‘mncillor Anstey. 'l‘he stalemate was broken when Councillor Ralph ‘decided to support the motion and threw in his vote in support of the hydraulic grafler. Ooposes Hydraulics Councillor ‘v'yson opposed. He stated that for ,years Council have followed the advice of the staff who actually had to handle equipment bought by Council. This had been the case with fire equipment. office typewriters. book-keeping machines and so on. He could not understand how with a department which had been praised for its outstanding ser- vices during the winter. this polâ€" icy could be changed. UNIONVILLE â€" Mr. and Mrs. Wesley J. Wynn have celebrated their 60th weddifig anniversary. They have been residents of this village for the past 10 years he- fore which they lived in Western Canada. ‘ MARKHAM ~ In a move design- ed to cope with the problem of parking, Village Council has ap- pointed three member parking authority. The authority Will have complete control of .all parking. YOU ARE (‘ORDIALLY INVITE!) TO ENJOY OUR 3-Day Opening Specials ' (RICHMOND HILL) Ltd. RICHMOND HEIGHTS PLAZA â€" AV. 5-4392 â€" Cum-m Rd 09m“ Id RICHMOND HILL’S NEW SHOPPING CENTRE NCHMOND HILL JACK WATTS HARDWARE TORONTO TRANSIT COMMISSION Hear Ontario’s Dynamic Minister of Health. Hon. Matthew B. Dymond, M.D. AT THE YORK NORTH PROGRESSIVE ' (‘ONSERVA'I‘IVE ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEETING ZONI ZONE NORTH YONGE BUS NEW FA R ES Effective Sunday, April 3rd T0 WAY TT(' INFORMATION - HUd (postponed from February 19) Newmarket Town Hall 8 PM. FRIDAY. APR” in use his vote and Free Prizes ADULTS Tickets, ‘ CHILDREN SCHOLAF Tickets, 6 childrer changed Sim: are rate Tickets. 8 for 25¢ . NEW FARES NOR'I‘H ()l" S'I‘EELES AVE felt of l and pure LAGERQUIST STUDIO 93 Yonge St. S. Richmond Hill RICHMOND HILL ' TU. 4-2791 as carrie the Candlvlight gleam- mg on satin . . . a mist of tulle soft. 35 starry eyes . your Wedding Portrait i§ the only way to' catch and hold the loveli- ness of xour Wedding Day. Plan ' your Portrfiit as carefully as your wedding; Visit our Studio now. see what a beautiful bride YOU will be . . . in your Wedding Portrait, too! m1 What a £11101: 9 adv Dept 1h hi for for 30¢ (per 1“ Ralph stated that he vice of the chairman t. should be accepted is vote the motion to he hydraulic, grader ares) main-9 ( ner zone) (per zone in Metro Area holars are un- thaf reduced iple zone tides one) BRIDE ates Inc for