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In reply to a question from the Reeve, Clerk Jim McDonald told ebuncil unemployment in the township during March this year was worse than during the same month last year. Councillor Anstey suggested to Vaughan Township Council Monâ€" day that he thought many of the fatal accidents at rail crossings :could be avoided by the installa- tion of STOP signs cacn side of the crossings. It was a simple sol- ution and he was surprised it had not been done. The Reeve agreed that it would be a cheaper form than the usual crossing signals. posit Council suggested the clerk investigate possibility of making it possible for taxpayers to pay taxes on a monthly basis. Coun- cillor Ralph said such a scheme had proven successful at Long Branch. The Reeve and Deputy- reeve said it would‘ reduce need for heavy loans by Council. The Clerk said he thought the sug- gestion worth investigation. Council agreed at its meeting Monday to continue its subsidy for feeding pheasants. To main- tain this form of wildlife. the De- partment of Lands and Forests lupplied chicks to council which were then boarded out, the town- ship providing feed and making a small payment for care. When fully grown the pheasants are released. Councillor Bryson said he could support this aspect of it but was opposed to providing pheasants for hunting purposes. Council was advised on Mon- day the township would be res- ponsible for 614% of cost of in- stallation of crossings at Steeles Avenue and for 25% of operat- ing costs thereafter. Vaughan Council was inform- ed Monday that its budget for road construction and main'en- ance for 1960 hadrbeen approved. .Total cost would be $165,000. Of this amount $30,000 was allo- cated for construction and $135.- 000 for maintenance. crossing." Vaughan Township Council ag- reed on Monday to accept an of- fer for the Kleinburg Well made by International Water Supply Ltd. subject to receipt of de- Vaughan Township Council met at 9 pm. Monday and ad- journed at 11.15 p.m., having cleared 22 items on the agenda. No members of the public attendâ€" ed the meeting which was the first evening meeting for three weeks. Council will meet at 8 pm. next Monday. , To Customer Specifications PINDER BROS. LTD. 1 Obnobu BA. 1-8944 Our good coal in your furnace warms the house in clean. cheerful manner. The superior an- thracite you buy from us is a depend- able, safe fuel. STEEL llNTELS l BEAMS Kept in Stock Portable Crane Service STEEL FABRICATING ’auqhan THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, ThursdayLMar'ch 31. 1960 gig/J 0U 11, Cl Birthday Notes Many Happy Returns of the day to Mary Jane Terry on April lst. to Linda Evison on April 2nd: to Margaret Hanson on Ap- ril 3rd; toClark Hazelhurst on April 5th. and to Michael Terry on April 6th. Adele Costoft‘ was really taken by surprise on Saturday evening when she entered the recreation room of her parent’s home and was confronted by friends who |had gathered together to help celebrate her thirteenth birthday. There were twenty-two young people present and, if noise and laughter are any indication. a wonderful evening of record playing and dancing was enjoyed by all, of course. refreshments were also. an important factor in the celebration. The party was organized by Beverley Locke Another birthday celebrant on the weekend was Heather McFee who entertained a number of her friends. J fferson Community Club ’ Don‘t forget the Easter Partyâ€"â€" square dancing and euchre â€"- to b(, held in Jefferson School this Friday evening, April lst, at 8:30 o’clock. (See Coming Events Column. (This will be the last party of the season so be sure not to miss it. Neighbburhood Notes .. . .1 During the month of April each house in the district will be unvassed for the Cancer Society. Please be as generous as .possible w1th your donation for this very necessary work. Welcome home to Mrs. Chas. Ratchford who has been in St. Michael’s Hospital for the past three weeks. Chris wishes to ex- press her sincere thanks to all her friends and neighbours for the many acts of kindness, flow- ers and cards received during her illness. Everyone hopes she will soon be fully recovered. During the past week the, An inspiring Richmond Hill Lions Club mail- dull spring v?) ed Easter Seals to us all. Don't. play 0f white put them aside and iorger. them,' front windov- use them â€" and if you haven't‘ Mr. and Mrs. E already done so, act now and dug the seedlil mail your contribution to the‘lovely bloomst Easter Seal Fund [0; Crippled preciated. Children. Mr.‘ and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McLeod are pleased to be home from a two month’s vacation at Daytona Bea- ch, Flo-id .' ~ A speedy recovery is wished fqr Mrs. E. Abram who is suffer- ing from a case of the mumps. Last Sunday, 7M1: and Mrs. Wm. Bell visited Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bell and hmily in Toron- to. ~ ELGIN MILLS-JEFFERSON NEWS Cmelpondent: The Evening Branch of the Woman’- Auxilinry of St. John’s Anglican Church TU. 4-2708 TU. 4-1534 ON THE CAR 0F BHOICE 40 MORE TO CHOOSE FROM 30 DAY FREE EXCHANGE ON ALL CARS AS LOW AS 10% DOWN FORD - MONARCH - FALCON - FORD BRITISH RICHMOND HILL OPEN 9a.m. to 109.111. AV ’57 Meteor 300 2 Dr. V/8 Automatic Reconditioned & Guaranteed Asking $1495 MAKE AN OFFER The “‘ireside Service in the Parish Hall on Sunday, March 27. was an enjoyable and inter- esting evening. The slides and travelogue film of Jamaica, pre- sented by Mr. Gibbs, a student of Wycliffe College, were very beautiful as tell as educational. At the close of the service, re- freshments were served by he young people. Rural Routers Residents of Brookside Road will have postal delivery service (at least to the entrance to their road) starting tomorrow, April lst. Thanks to the work of Mr Zimmerman a petition he so kindly presented to the postal authorities brought results and boxes have been installed to re- ceive residents’ mail. ,...-._._ V Mr. and Mrs. M. Klein enter- tained at a dinner party on Sun- day. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. P. Klein of Willowdale. Mr. Andrew. Mrs. Felin, Mr. and Mrs. Oswald, Mr. and Mrs. George thlgger, all of Toronto. n_,:_._I_i The evening branch of the Woman’s Auxiliary will hold their April meeting in the Par- ish Hall on Thursday. April 7th. at 8:30 pm. A cordial invitation is extended to all: An inspiring sight on these dull spring "7) days is the disâ€" play of while petunias in the front winder of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Gamble. They dug the seedling: last fall nd lovely blooms can be really ap- pregiated.‘ -- I: un_:.. __.__“ v a- ‘.,W, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Snively have returned home from the West Indies where they have holâ€" idayed for the past three weeks. St. John’s Church commendation of Planning Board, Scarboro Township Coun- cil has agreed to amend a by-Iaw permitting the erection of a med- ical centre at the corner of Eg- linton and Warden Avenues. Council ‘overruled opposition from several residents in ‘the SCARBOR'O â€" Acfiing gt} a _re- area NEWTONBROOK â€"- North York Township Council announced this week that the Newtonbrook area will finally get sanitary sewers. Estimated cost of the sub-trunk line was set ‘at $308,700.00 STOUFFVILLE â€"- “Disappoint- ed” by the apparent lack of in- terest in the local Businessmen’s Association, President Ken Wagg has tendered his resignation. Mr. Wagg resigned after only five people bothered to turn up at a recent meeting of the association. Fully equipped. power steering, brakes & Windows 1956 Hillman Sed "n ‘ ’56 Pontiac .. .. STATION WAGON Turquoise 8: white - 6 cyl. Refinished and reconditioned 1959 Thunderbird Two-tone blqe & white Not a mark on it Asking $4695 MAKE AN OFFER Asking $845 MAKE AN OFFER Asking $1295 MAKE AN OFFER Councillor Jesse Berun had abstained from voting and the Reeve had not participated in the vote but had stroneg ex- pressed himself in ‘he matter declaring that he thought â€"â€"- had always Lhought â€" the committee a waste of time and serving no useful purpose. No Decision Last Week Last week when the subject was discussed following receipt of a letter from the hum of Richmond Hill inviting Vaughan Township to attend at least: one more meeting of the Committee or alternatively a full meeting of all three Councils represented on the Committee, to discuss the whole field of inter-Vill‘nicipal Co-operation, Council arrived at no decision. Requests Consideration Reeve John Perry asked for the letter from Richmond Hill ;0 he conSidered again this week and requested Council to deemc whal action should be taken. Councillor “Not. Interested" Councillor Anstey immediately stated he was not interested in attending any meetings of the Committee. 'He would attend meetings on a Council level and where only elected Council mem- bers were represented. He criti~ cised the press for reporting his statements opposing the commit- tee claiming that the press had failed to state that Vaughan Council had always indicated it was willing to co-operate with other councils at council level. (This is an unjustified critimsm because at least so far as this newspaper is concerned, we have carefuly and laboriously reported fully and impartially all discus- sions and statements. When re- porting remarks made on the subject by members of Richmond Hill Council, it was pointed out that Vaughan Council had indi~ cated it would always be willing to discuss and to co-operate at Council level any matters of mu- tual interest. This statement had merely brought from Richmond Inter - Municipal Co a operation Committee Again Under Fire LIBERAL CLASSIFIEDS BRING RESULTS PHONE TU. 4-1105 1958 Oldsmobile Super 88 4-dr. Hardtop Outstanding Condition Askinc‘ $2395 Hill council members responses to the effect that, such statements paid lip service to the spirit of co~operalion while failing. in practice). Taxpayers Cost When the Clerk Jim MacDon- ald pointed out that the letter from Richmond Hill suggested an alternative â€" a meeting of the full councils of the three munic- ipalities involved, Councillor An- stey stated that he had no objec~ lion to such a meeting, The Reeve agreed also and the Clerk was instructed to reply to the letter from Richmond Hill ac- cordingly. ’58 Standard Sedan This English car has only 7,000 miles and is a bargain you can't duplicate Ofitstanding Condition Asking $2395 MAKE AN OFFER Fully power equipped One in a million! 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