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“SINCERE SERVICE" HOWARD WHILLANS TOWN COUNCIL 9 YEARS OF CONTINUOUS PUBLIC SERVICE AND EXPERIENCE ‘ 0N COUNCIL AND SCHOOL BOARD PLEDGED T0 0 Maintain High Standards of Basic Services 0 Oppose annexation of areas outside of present boundaries except for land required for ASSURED industry. 0 Work for Maximum Economy Without'Loss of Efficiency VAUGHAN 'I'WP. COUNCIL For Cars or Information on Election Day Phone AT. 8-0432-AV .5-5453 “J( n 0 (U1 FOR INFORMATION AND TRANSPORTATION ON VOTING. DAY DECEMBER 10, 1960 FROM 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M., PHONE LIBERAL CLASSIFIEDS Get Results TU.4-IIOS ELECTION DAY SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10th POLLS OPEN 10AM. to 7PM. TU. 4-1139 - TU. 4-4723 gar a fla/ancal (:1 (1 ll + Sound Planning + Public Tenders For Town Business DEPUTY-REEVE YOUR VOTE AND INFLUENCE ARE R-ESPECTFULLY REQUESTED TO ELECT TINKERLX Actively Working For Industry REEVE I96] Utilize Schools For Recreation RE- ELECT RE - ELECT COUNCILLOR. BRUCE M. ,X/ael’l en ce “S'I'AN” FOR conomy 9} Richmond Hill Parking Authority Makes Start Solving Yonge Problem 1 The Richmond Hill Parking Authority was formed by By-Law late in September of 1960. Since its inauguration the authority has held a number of meetings and several proposals have been, and are presently under considera- tion. ‘ ' The authority is comprised of 3 members, A1 Harley, a well known and energetic citizen being chairman together with Stu Cox- ford and Don Plaxton as the other two members. While the authority has jurisdiction over municipal parking over the en- tire municipality, of necessity the work has been concentrated in the main commercial area of the town on Yonge Street. The immediate problem con- fonting the authority is to pro- vide parking facilities to mer- chants and businessmen who find themselves in an ,incrcasingly competitive position with the newer and larger Parking Plazas. The Authority welcomes the ad- dition of our newest stores and businesses and will no doubt in the future have to deal with park- ing problems which may arise in these areas, but the 'basic prob- lem remains that of alleviating t": down town parking situation. It is increasingly evident that their problem is not a simple one - acquiring the necessary, land and money is today the main prdblem. To date the auth- ority has accomplished the .fol- lowing; (1) Graded and gravelled fhe Town property on the north side of Lorne Avenue for municipal parking. (2) Entered into a rental agree- ment with Princip‘al Investments I HAGGART, THE ONLY CANDIDATE WITH COUNCIL EXPERIENCE (SEE ADVERTISEMENT PAGE NO. 26) FOR MAYOR. VO'I'E: Vote MacDiarmid RICHMOND; HILL TOWN COUNCIL CAR OWNERS . . PHONE TU. 4-3905 Drive To The Polls Sat, Dec 10th And TO THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND WOULD YOU Examine the record and support the candidate who has worked to correct these mistakes! Elect Councillor Bradstock, a self employed Profess- ional Engineer, with the time and knowledge to work as your representative on Richmond Hill Council and at County Council JOHN BRADS'I'OCK 'APPROVE a subdivision without a drainage let? ALLOW unrestricted residential building with- out a balance of industrial or commercial assess- ment? ALLOW subdivisions to be bunt w1 roads? MAKE no attempt to control the cost land? IGNORE discoloured a1 BUILD schools on park DEPUTY-REEVE FOR 1961 COUNCILLOR Ltd.., {or the acquisition on a tem- porary basis of their property on the east side of Yonge St., just north of the Bank of Nova Scotia. (3) Obtained a report on the cost of grading and gravelling the area on the west side of Yonge St. North of the Post Office on Arnold St. This will be com sidered in the year 19Q1, after evaluating the success of the Parking lot on the east side of Yonge St. (4) Recommended that the no parking ban on Yonge St. be re- jected by the Cquncil‘. “lifiirrPléced orders for Parking sxgns M; the_ above prppgrti‘es. . (6) Adopted on an interim basis the removal of parking meters on the Richmond St. lot and incor- porated on this and the Principal Investment lot the intention of renting up to 1/3 the space on a monthly basis, and bad smelling water?" ll-‘E'lii’fiiSEfigsed and agreed upon the budget to present to the 1961 council. _ I. I Luu It is of course trite to say that much of this work is only a step in the right direction. Basically the authority does not have funds available until 1961 but has in- curred expenses in 1960 which are included in the budget pro- posed. Authority Memhei-s . ‘ We can say that they are very much aware of the problem of lack in parking facilities with the resultant decrease in assessment and are anxious to [bring to the public attention the fact that parking is “Everybody’s busin- ess.” A report is presently being prepared for presentation to Council. to be built without access sites? building with- of industrial out- For Cars and Information on Election Day Ph. AL 7-8785 RON A M. FENN Ron M. Fenn has lived and worked in the Township for 15 years. He has vast administrative experience. He is an accomplished negotiator. He is proud of Vaughan Township and has no interests which conflict with responsible representation. Phone AV. 5-2533 - AV. 5-3201 For Cars or Information Phone TU. 4-2277, TU. 4-2300 DEPUTY REEVE Richmond Hill Electors MAKE EXPERIENCE and CONTINUITY. COUNT! FOR MAYOR HAGGART, w. J. I} THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, December 8, 1960 Election Day Saturday, December 10th, 1960 POLLS OPEN 10 AM. â€" 7 PM. Vaughan Township Council + Chairman All Major Committees In Four Years Deputy - Reeve ELECT COUNCILLOR .I E S S E 3 Years CounciIlor (1957-8-9) I Year Reeve (I960) Past Memberâ€"Library Board Past Memberâ€"Arena Board Member Conservation Authority HE WILL... Promote healthy discussions and give unbiased, uncommitted. de- cisions. Protect. the taxpayer througfi controlled and far-sighted plan- ning. Give strong leadership with dignity of office. VAUGHAN COUNCIL g