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'Way Out On Habitation And Vacancies Chairman Ross Scrimger agreed that there was a considerable de- mand for apartment accommoda- tion in Richmond Hill. evidenced by the fact that the vacancy rate was extremely low. "It’s my duty to point out to the board that the report on Rich- mond Hill is full of errors and isn’t worth the paper it is writ- ten on," Mayor James Haggart told members of Richmond Hill Planning Board on Tuesday. He enumerated a number of errors, including those dealing with va- cancies. It had been possible to trace one bachelor apartment which had been recorded as be- ing vacant for six months, he said. The facts were that it had only been vacant for a few days between tenants. The meeting was mainly con- cerned with a discussion on re- development. It finally turned to the contentious Hurburt apart- ment project, with a statement by Chairman Scrimger that next week's meeting would endeavour to spend a considerable amount of time on it. Metro's Survey 9f Town Apartments “Full Of Errors Declares Haggart ‘The resolution passed THIS COUPON HAS A SURINDIR VALUI OF on N». punk». of $50. worth of mnhrinl. Expires Jun. 1st, 1961 CASH 8: CARRY PHONE AV. 5-1436 COUPON 3/8" x 4’ x 8’ 5/1" x 4’ x 8’ SPRUCE 1x3 1x4â€" 1x5 1x2â€" CASH 8. CARRY 1!! $84.50 886.50 KILN DRIED PINE Smaller 4? x4’ POPLAR uunEnLAv 95‘ Per Sheet Inland” x 8’ 1016’ x 8’ to 16' x 8' N16’ SHEATHING HI‘DERLAY V x8’ - m - $4.98 7c SELECT GRADE The “envelope” system which was used In determining set- backs was so complicated that the city of Hamilton had looked into it and turned it down, Plan- ning Consultant M. Farrow told the board. It had been suggested at a recent meeting that it might be applied in Richmond Hill. The Department of Municipal Af- fairs was strongly against its use also. he told the board. It cre- ated many problems. The board promptly dropped consideration of it. A proposal to establish a gun club and firing range in an in- dustrial building on Industrial Road was made to the planning board. It was agreed that this Ditch "Envelope" System council on Monday was so con- tradictory as to be innocuous," Mayor Haggart told planning board members as the Centre and Elizabeth Street apartment sit- uation was reviewed. They agreed that the figures produced by Met- ro people who prepared a report on Richmond Hill were “idealis- tic" ‘II x 4!! DELIVERY SERVICE AVAILABLE AT A SMALL COST ANYWHERE OBSERVATORY LAN! One Neck East of Yongo THORNLEA WOOD PRODUCTS RIOHVALE B E n 36‘ ‘ AV. 5-1436 LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN CASH & CARRY 'lx'IO - 1x8 1x12 - 1x6 CASH & CARRY IMMdM 1000 Boon] Foot x 6!! $1.05 x8’to x8’to 13c 'ISc 11c 16’ 16’ 16’ During the conflagration last Sunday. four dogs rescued last February were again rescued from a kennel, which was des- troyed. Firemen said the out- break resulted from some person or persons burning paper in the immediate area. Sparks flew up on and ignited the roof of one of the buildings. should be taken up with the In- dustrial commissioner, as no pro- vision had been made for this type of enterprise in planning. For the second time in three months fire has plagued a Lang- staff resident. On May 14 an out- break killed 100 chickens and de- stroyed four small buildings at the rear of the home of W. J. Heathcote on Ruggles Avenue. Last February fire killed a doz- en Boston terriers in the Heath- cote basement and caused consid- erable damage to the house. Resident 0f Langstaff Fire Victim Once More CASH & CARRY BLOCK EAST No. 7 HWY. Wosf 1 Living Room 8' 2 Bedrooms 3’ 1 Kitchen 3’ 1 Bafhroom 2’ 1 Door Frame 2’8" 2.1/4" Pin. Easing $ 31/4" Pine 3... s mun/2" mm Jami“ 13/. Mahogany Door No.1 2’ 8" x 6’ 6" â€" 5.20 2’ 6" x 6’ 6" - 4.95 2’ 4” x 6’ 6" â€" 4.75 2’ 2" x 6’ 6" â€" 4.55 2' 0” x 6’ 6" - 4.35 1’10"x6’6” - 4.20 ..'|’8"x6'6" - 4.05 M: $1.53 1-1/4"x3'/8" Pine $2.75 Complete Window CASH 8. CARRY OUR LOCATION FOR THE COTTAGE $97.50 TRIMS TWEA (AS! 8. (AM-Y RICHMOND HKL No. 7 HWY. Eu? DUNLOP OBSERVATORY OBSERVATORY LANE ‘Winners In Six Classes Among this year’s exhibitors was Mrs. Ernest Redelmeier, last year's show chairman. who en- tered Symphony and Art Gallery classes. Symphony, staged as an all-round arrangement on a cot- fee-coloured table cloth, was a full blow vase of roses from Richmond Hill (of course!), car- nations, stock. snaps and chry- santhemums. all in harmonizing tones of cream to tawny rust. with russet leaves framing it. This symphony of colour won the second prize ribbon. Art Gallery required the arranger to hang a picture of her choice on the back wall of a small room and place a complementing ar- rangement and accessories on a table beneath the picture. Mrs. Redelmeier’s arrangement, which won the coveted red ribbon for this class. was of carnatiohs, Twelve months of planning by members of The Garden Club of Toronto were climaxed last week by the seventh annual Spring Flower Show at Casa Loma. Tak- ing as its theme Arts and Flow- ers. the show interpreted Sym- phony. Ballet, Art Gallery. Mun- seum. Opera and Drama in gor- geous flower arrangements. Richmond Hill Arrangements Score At Spring Flower Show In Toronto CASH 8. CARRY CASH & CARRY For $4.50 $7.00 3I6Il 3l6ll 6l81l OMMBQQP.M. Iufldm’ cum made Fm and Such avail-Ho. Building Materials WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF MOST CASH 8; CARRY l”x4” Cedar Posts 18c Per Lin. Ft. Round 8’ Cedar Post (it)c stock and baby's breath in an antique silver soup tureen. The picture it complemented, painted around 1790 and now the prop- erty of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Red- elmeier, is a charming portrait in the French manner of a young woman reading a letter. The French carnations picked up the colour of her satin petticoat, and a casual grouping of gloves, fan, quizzing glass and broken sealed paper wrapper suggested that the subject had dropped them to read her billet doux. STOUFFVILLE â€"- Fourteen- month-old David Renton, son of Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Renton, choked to death on food on May 13. Mouth~tomoum resuscitation lasting two hours failed to re- vive him A prominent exhibitor in the horticultural section open to oth- er societies was Mrs. Gordon Barker of Headford. with four entries in planter and dish gar- den classes. With every entry winning second or honourable mention. Mrs. Barker’s exhibits attracted many favourable com- ments from the club members and public alike. CASH 8. CARRY $13.75 Per Set WE HAVE ALL CEDARS IN STGGK PLYWOODS SPRUCE PAINTS SHINGLES SCREENING PICKETS ARBOR”! POCKET DOOR SETS FOR Saturday Loner Lois $14.25 2l6ll For L01: of 10 x 6'6" inch“ TRIMS CBDARS HARDWARE TILES NAILS DOORS INSULA'NGN on H» purchase of $50. worm of material Expires Juno ‘lfl, 1961 THIS COUPON HA8 A SURRENDER VALUE OF CASH 8 CARRY CASH & CARRY COUPON Activity in connection with the liquor vote in Markham Town- ship, slated to be held on June let, is beginning to warm up. Enumerators will be named this week and will start at once. says Markham Township Clerk H. C. T. Crisp. who will be returning officer. It is expected that the enumeration will take approxim- ately a week. Action Starting On Wet, Dry Vote A Court of Revision will sit on June 2nd and 3rd to take care of corrections and omissions. There are twenty polling sub- divisions. Each win require two enu‘merators - one from the “wets” and one from the “drys.” There will be roughly 6,000 persons eligible to vote, says Mr. Crisp. Qualifications for voters are the same as at provincial el- ections. To vote, a person must be 21. must be a British. citizen by birth or naturalization and must have resided in the munic- ipality for at least two months. STUDIO 93 Yonge St. S. Richmond Hill Complete wedding coverage from $37.50 up. Phone for free Bride's Guide. LAGERQUIST BRIDES THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill. Ontario. Thursday, May 18. 1961 TU.4-279l Dated at the Township of Markham this 16th day of May, 1961. To elect directors of the associaton for the 1961~62 fiscal year; to appoint auditors and to transact such other business that may come before the meeting. 'I'he Ridge Gardens DUTIES â€"- To assume direction of planning, includ- ing drafting and reviewing amendments to zoning by-laws and official plan; preparing annexation and redevelopment studies. STATE qualifications and salary expected. Apply to PR. 3â€"5031 NOTICE OF MEETING RICHMOND HILL CO-OPERATIVE NURSERY SCHOOL REGISTRATION DAY-THURS, JUNE I MR. J. M. BROWN, SECRETARY-TREASURER RICHMOND HILL PLANNING BOARD 171 CENTRE ST. W., RICHMOND HILL, ONT. RICHMOND HILL ARENA ASSOCIATION RICHMOND HILL MUNICIPAL BUILDING BEDDING PLANTS Application will be made by the Corporation to the Ontario Municipal Board for its approval of the undertaking of the work and any owner may within 21 days after the first publication of this notice file with the Board his objection to the work being undertaken. The Board may approve of the work being under- taken, but before doing so it may appoint a time and place when any objections to the work will be considered. The estimated cost of the work is $111,387.00 of which no part is to be paid by the Corporation. The estimated cost per foot frontage is $2.99 and the cost for each house connection is $115.00. The special assessment is to be paid in twenty (20) equal annual instalments and the estimated annual rate per foot frontage is 27.13 cents and the annual cost per private house connection is $10.44. PLANNING DIRECTOR The council of The Corporation of the Township of Markham intends to construct as a local im- provement watermains and appurtenances on (a) 16th Avenue from Yonge Street to Bayview Avenue (b) Duncan Road from Maple Avenue to Bay- view Avenue (c) Maple Avenue from 16th Avenue, south 1365 feet (d) Bayview Avenue from 16th Avenue, south 1401 feet and intends to specially assess the cost upon the land abutting directly on the work. 56 Yonge Street North WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1961, AT 8 PM. NOW READY FOR PLANTING RICHMOND HII.L ARENA ASSOCIATION TAKE NOTICE THAT TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL From Our Own Greenhouses WRIXON HALL GREENHOUSE & NURSERY Brydon Ellis, Secretary 9 A.M. - 12 NOON AT of the members of the COUNCIL CHAMBER OAK RIDGES ANNUAL MEETING Take notice that the Will be held in the (twin-ronc H. C. T. CRISP, Clerk-Treasurer, Township of Markham of the [26c NORTH LAKE ROAD