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24 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario. Thursday. December 8, 1960 DEPUTY-REEVE - 1961 11 YEARS MUNICIPAL EXPERIENCE AS COUNCILLOR, DEPUTY-REEVE, REEVE AND WARDEN Vote Taylor for Deputy-reeve and_be assured of full time at- tention to Town affairs and experienced representation on the County Council For information or cars on election day phone A JOHN MacDiarmid, 0f the‘Town of Richmond Hill, Salesman WILLIAM C. LAZENBY, of the Town of Richmond Hill, Pharmacist MARGARET SOUTHWELL, of the town of Richmond Hill, Housewife HOWARD WHILLANS, of the Town of Richmond Hill, Investment Dealer ALAN WHITE, of the Town of THOMAS BROADHURST, of the Town of Richmond Hill, Staff Supervisor Richmond Hill, Merchant Richmond Hill, Retired WILFRED J. TAYLOR, oi the Town of JOHN BRADSTOCK, of the Town of Richmond Hill, Consulting Engineer STANLEY TINKE‘R, of the Town of Richmond Hill, Supervisor FLOYD R. PERKINS, of the Town of Richmond Hill, Manager NORMAN A. TODD, of the Town of Richmond Hill, Lawyer GEORGE HILL, of the Town of Richmond Hill, Merchant JAMES HAGGART, of the Town of Richmond Hill, Agent PAUL DELMER, of the Township of Vaughan, Journalist BRO'ADHURST MacDIARMID SOUTHWELL BRADSTOCK WHILLANS LAZENBY PERKINS HAGGART TAYLOR TINKER DELMER WHITE TODD HILL To The Electors Of Richmond Hill VOTE TO ELECT . J. “Tom You will receive a separate bal- lot for Council. with the names of all candidates shown. And an- other ballot for School Trustees. When there are public decis- ions to be made on certain is- sues ,such as Richmond Hill’s: Sunday movies: the Ward system; the local bus franchise; and the Parks .Commission: a separate hallot will be given at the same time. and you may also mark this ballot in accord with your approval or disapproval of the questions put to you. It is important. too, to know that you can still vote, even though you can‘t make up your mind regarding all the vacancies or questions on the ballots. Don't worry. Your ballot is not spoiled if you do not vote for a candidate in each and every office. First of all. you should have. by now. checked to make sure your name is written correctly on the voters“ list which is posted at your local post office or mun- icipal hall: while at the same time you should have noted the exaCt location of your polling booth for December 10th. and the time during which you may cast your vote at the polls. But in case you didn’t both munici- palities ha‘ve advertised “polling booths" and “time” in large ad- vertisements in this week‘s issue of “The Liberal"_ This Saturday. December 10th, having made up your mind as to which candidates you wish to see elected by the close of that day, you enter the poll and approach the desk or table at which the polling officers. the scrutineers and deputy returning officers, are stationed; the first, to check your name on the voters’ list, the lat- ter. to present you with, and later receive, your ballots. But your ballot is a total waste if you put an “X” beside more than the required number of can- didates to fill any one office. The ballots for Council and School Trustees, in both Rich- mond Hill and Vaughan Township will have numerous names on them this year â€" and you must remember two important facts, if you wish your ballots to be cor- rect and counted: incorrect bal- lots are never accepted as legal, so follow these simple rules to ensure you vote correctly. â€"â€" be the means of electing men and women to public ofl‘ices. We began this little article. not for the benefit of the oldâ€" time, seasoned voter â€" those who go to the polls religiously each year because they relish the right to vote â€"- but instead, for the first-timeâ€"voter and those who have neglected the right to ex- ercise their franchise; in order to clarify a few points unsuspect- ed and unknown about our Can- adian polling booths and to point out the importance of “accuracy” when casting your vote. So let's start from the begin- ning. . TheseAre Balots For. Saturday's Election In Rich m 0 nd H ill ; By Mona Robertson X marks the spot â€" on eleX- tion day, December 10th, in both the Town of Richmond Hill and the Township of Vaughan. For that is the one day in the year when the voice of anonymity is heard _~and the symbol “X” following a candidate‘s name on the ballot. can â€" if marked cor- rectly and frequenin enough by anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Public Voting Is A Duty Of Every Citizen Vote As You Like, But VOTE AURORA â€" Lister Sinclair, well known playwright. actor, poet and TV-radio personality, was mod‘ erator at the recent Cancer Soc- iety staged here in the high school auditorium. And the last messagé we 'have for each and all of you is. VOTE AS YOU LIKE â€" As you leave the polling booth, you’ll probably feel a warm glow of well-being. Don’t be at all sur- prised, It’s just the spirit of the occasion â€" and the knowledge that you have fulfilled your rights, as a citizen who cares about his community and municipality. When you have completed mar- king your ballots. reâ€"fold them, just as_ they were handed to you â€" and return them to the re- turning officer at the desk where you received them originally. You have every right to stand at the desk until you see your bal- lot deposited and the returning officer will place them in the bal- lot box \\"hile you wait‘ (2) Vote only for the following (In the Town of Richmond Hill) 1 Mayor ‘ 1 Reeve 1 Deputy-I‘oeve 4 Councillors 8 School trustees (In the Township of Vaughan) 1 Reeve 1 Deputy-reeve- 3 Councillors 5 School trustees And here's another tip. Take your time while voting. Don‘t worry about the other people who are to follow you in- to the polling booth after you leave. They are willing to wait a moment or two longer â€" and haste in casting a vote may mean waste, through a spoiled ballot. “yes” or your vote Do not pencil â€" cil placed that purn only â€" names that purpose. Do place every “X” correctly. neatly and identically in each of the squares shown next your can- didates‘ names. Ballots which are not “anonymously” marked by absolutely unidentifiable “X"s are disqualified when the final count is made at the close of the day. LIBERAL CLASSIFIEDS BRING RESULTS PHONE TU. 4-1105 Be sure 'to place an “X” â€"â€" beside your candidates’ Do not print. or write, or “no” â€" or you will kill use your own pen '01' you must use the pen- in the polling booth for BUT VOTE! I RENE W08.ng of the Town of Richmond Hill, Housewife HAROLD SANDERSON, of the Town of Richmond Hill, Secretary-Treasurer CECIL R. WILLIAMS, of the Town of Richmond Hill, Draftsman CONNIE MATTHEWS, of the Town of Richmond Hill, Housewife Richmond Hill, Barrister WALTER H. HUTCHINSON, of the Town of Richmond Hill, Assistant Manager Richmond Hill, Professional Engineer JACK H. KNO'I'I‘, of the Town of Richmond Hill, Milkman LEWIS D. CLEMENT, of the Town of Richmond Hill, Electrical Engineer RONALD R. FIRMAN, of the Town of RUTH CASTLE, of the Town of Richmond Hill, Housewife JOSEPH RABINOWITCH, of the Town of RABINOWITCH HUTCHINSON SANDERSON MATTHEWS WILLIAMS WORRELL CLEMENT FIRMAN CASTLE KNOTT YES YES YES YES YES