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LIBERAL CLASSIFIEDS-GetResults-TU. 4-1105‘ SAIURDAY OCT, 7&14 1.45 P; M; portant to you, it's a smart idea to read "THE LIBERAL" every Thursday. district You get more news from your Home District in "The Liberal" than in any other newspaper. It comes to you â€" reported com- pletely, reliably, impartially and interestingly â€" direct from the biggest news staff maintained by any district newspaper. These days, when what happens in your home district is so im- in the Everywhere Dateline Q Q GARAGE-IZE YOUR CAR as low as Lowest Prices lmflllt. Before the snow flies . with a Loughlin Prefabricated Garage! This year make the sound investment of erecting a Loughlin Garage to protect your car against winter’s damaging weather. THORNHILL PAVING C0. DRIVEWAYS PAVED Ill. 4 - 4096 Erected Now . . . No Payments Until May In 1962 Budget Terms CALL NOW 1L LOUGHLIN HOME SUPPLY CO. LTD. AX. 1-1971 Don Mill: Road {Milli Nor“! of 40! 10 mm. '0 9 p.m. Dally Sch, 4 52.111. 12' x 20' Tickets were put on sale for Hallowe’en Dance to be held at the Maple Community Hall on October 27. There will be prizes for the best costumes. Tickets cost $3.00 a couple. There will be an xuction sale at the school during the year, the proceeds going to the African Students Fund. Miss Scott, teacher 0! Grade 4, reported that on September 23 a Concert, with children in world costumes was put on film and tape for U.N.I.C.E.F. and will be shown on T.V. on Oc- tober 26 from 5 to 5.30. She felt the children should be allowed to watch to get a better under- standing of why they take their pennies to school. Miss Scott also suggested that at the Hallowe'en party at the school the costumes could rep- resent children of other lands, to give more meaning to the grand march through the halls to put their pennies in the pumpkin. Mrs. D. Gordon gave a report from the school board. Of in- terest to Charles Hewitt was the fact that they have promis- ed pairgt {or the schoql. _ Mr. R. Brown, principal, ex- plained about the African Stu- dents Fund and appealed to the association to help. Mr. Brown said that people living near the school objected to the cars turning in their driveways and suggested that cars use the school driveway for turning. , Mr. Brown introduced the teachers and the meeting ad- journed to allow the parents to visit with them in “their class- rooms. Emmanuel Church . . As your correspondent will be away next week, any news which you would normally give to fixer please phone to the Liberal and it will go in this column. School Association Pu'blic speaking contest. semi- finals for the schools bordering Yonge St. will be held at the school on October 18. Finals will bein Maple. Young people of Emmanuel Church held a corn-Wiener roast at the home of their min- ister. Mr. Jackson on Carrviile Rd. It was a successful evening with about forty young people enjoying the dancing, eating and singing. Police are investigating an-‘Turn Down Ratepayer- other instance of vandalism in Allencourt Ratepayers Assoc- Richmond Hill. Victim this time iation received sympathy but is a truck belonging to the nothing else when the board Richmond Tree Service and For-Iconsidered an application for estry Co. While left parkedythe use of athletic equipment at during a weekend on the mun-[the Walter Scott School. While icipal parking lot at Yonge’anxious to help, board members and Richmond Streets, it was:felt that the difficulties of con- gouged by a sharp instrument, trolling use of the equipment by with the expensive transfer be-‘one or more outside bodies iug partially removed. made it impossible to comply The truck. which had been with such requests. The board. freshly painted, was in clear however, did agree to use of} View from the street. The own- the gymnasium provided the as- ers are offerin a reward for sociation u‘ed it own equi ment required to . g a p Court sittings in Richmond Hill, ‘Aurora, information leading to the con- and wore proper type footwear. viction of the perpem‘atom. ' â€"â€" nave no property interest. In other words, the Coun- ty of York taxpayers would pay â€" the City of Toronto taxpayers would own. Ag- reements with regard to the present court house in To- ronto were rendered void by the passage of the Met- ropolitan Toronto Act and the County of York lost whatever equity it might have had in the existing court house. County Court judges are now attend Division Newmarket, Wood~ The first. meeting of the year was held at Charles Howltt School on October 2nd and was opened by the new president, Mrs. A. W. Miller. o o l - Young people of EmmanuelIE W C Church held a corn-Wiener roast at the home of their min- ister. Mr. Jackson on Carrville With winter yet to come, Rd. It was a successful evening members of Richmond Hill’s Re- with about forty young people creation Committee are already enjoying the dancing, eating and making plans for activities in singing. the summer of 1962. Mrs. Jean The evening W. A. met at the Thomson, director, gave that in. Parish Hall on Tuesday with formation when she attended president Mrs. R. Webster in Richmond Hill Public School the chair. After the business Board meeting last week, mak- meeting Mrs. A. Duckworth ing application for the use of sang the solo “My Task" which some accommodation inside the she had rendered at the anni- schools when playgrounds were versary services. used by her recreation group Guide ma Brownies next year during summer play- The Parents Committee of the 31' ound “twmes- 2nd Richvale Guides and Brow- n“ held its first meeting of taking, board members told Mrs. me new term at the home of Thomson, with the regular jan- itorial staff not being on duty Truck On Parking Lot The problem was one of care-- house near the centre of popu- lation served," it continues. “The County of York is not pro- viding under the circumstances the type of court house accom- modation which the public should reasonably expect when such court house is located some seven or eight miles be- yond the territorial limits of the County of York. The location of the court house in downtown To- ronto serving the convenience of Metropolitan Toronto is un- fortunately inconveniently lo- cated from the point of view of the County of York and its ratepayers." County Loses Equity Another important flu- ancial consideration is dealt with' in the county letter. The County of York. while it would be required to con- all the time. In addition, care- taking services would cost $2.70 an hour. Tllliey suggested 1tiilat Islhe discuss t e matter wt er Is Damaged By Vandal mm Police are investigating ark-Turn Down Ratepayers other instance of vandalism in. Allencourt Ratepayers Assoc- Richmond Hill. Victim this timeliation received sympathy but Richmond Tree Service and For-iconsidered an application for' estry Co. While left parked the use of athletic equipment at during a weekend on the mun-Ithe Walter Scott School. While icipal parking lot at Yonge'anxious to help, board members gauged by a sharp instrumenhitrolling use of the equipment by with the expensive transfer be- one or more outside bodies ing partially removed. made it impossible to comply The truck. which had been with such requests. The board.‘ group and Mrs. Thomson 1- is a truck belonging to thelnothing else when the board and Richmond Streets, it was'felt that the difficulties of con- freshly painted. was in clear however. did agree to use 01‘ tribute a portion of the cost of erection of a new court house in Toronto. would have no property interest. In other words, the Coun- ty of York taxpayers would pay â€" the City of Toronto taxpayers would own. As- reements with regard to the present court house in To- ronto were rendered void by the passage of the Met- ropolitan Toronto Act and the County 0! York lost whatever equity it might have had in the existing court house. The Parents Committee of the 31' ound aetivmes- 2nd Richvale Guides and Brow- The problem was one of care- nes held its first meeting of taking, hoax-(:1 members told Mrs. me new term at the home of Thomson, thh the regular jan- â€"_ itorlal staff not being on duty all the time. In addition, care- 1-___A|_ n_ n‘flLf“ U I V I taking services would cost $2.70 County Residents Would Pay - Toronto Taxpayers Would Own County Asks Square Deal On Court 8; Principal Nathan Davison; Mr. Roy, Wood, Grade 6: Mr. Lloyd Samuel, Grade 4; Mr. Bruce Eveleigh, Grade 4; Miss Walter Scott Public School, with 800 pupils this year, nas its 24 member teaching staff settled into the season's scholastic routine. Shown above, back row, from the left We have Mrs. Pat Jeans, Grade 5; Mrs. E. Robertson, Grade 8; Miss Janet Peterkin, Grade 3; Mr. Paul Matthews, Grade 7; Mr. John Wheeler, Grade 7; Vice Principal John Peace, Grade CORRESPONDENT: MRS. E. E. SPEARS :5 Roosevelt Drive â€" Phone AV. 5-3118 RICHVALE NEWS Hey, Mom! Summer Schemesi court iAlreadyA'making Of ‘1 ork Z “Most iEreWinterComesiiLi‘fis Winners of the writing con- test at Markham Fair were John ,Peck. 2nd; Marilyn Ross, 2nd: David Nelson, 3rd; Debbie Cur- nock, 5th; Many entries have been sent in writing and art to ithe Woodbridge Fair. Mrs. Baird feels that another group of Brownies should be started as she has 35 girls - too many to handle efficiently. She requested that the mothers of. the girls come out to the meetings to get experience with the procedure in view of start- ling another pack. As the funds in the treasury were low it was decided to have a Theatre Night at the Richmond Theatre. Mrs. L. Mar-‘ kle is in charge of printing the tickets and they will be distri- buted to all Brownies and Guides so the parents and friends will be able to attend It ‘Will \be on a Tuesday and a Wednesday as the picture changes on Tuesdays. Mrs. Florence Bigley, District Commissioner stepped down from her post and Mrs. Dee Ford is taking over. School News The Boys Soccer team played Powell Rd., on Thursday. The score 0-0. Syfnpathy of thé community is extended to Mrs. D. Gordon, Roosevelt Drive in the unex- pected death of her father. Guide" Meet no The Girls Volleyball team played Richvale School on Tues- day and won 27-26. an hour. They suggested that she discuss the matter with her group and Mrs. Thomson :- greed. Down Ratepayer- A meeting of all Guiders of the District was held at the home of Mrs. M. J-anman, Spruce Ave., on; Thursday. With 22 mém‘bérs PreFent: A‘ letter has been sent by the they enjoyed a brief busmesslcounty to Hon. Kelso Roberts, meeting and a talk from Bro_\\'n Attornedeeneral of the prov. 0W1, Mrs. A- Baird regal'dm'glince. It requests enactment of laSt Year’s camp and the pmb' legislation at the next session 191115 “mug this .year With 5° of the Ontario Legislature which many new, BFQWIEIES: , _ will make nmvisinn for the es- Mrs. L. Cazaly, Bryson Drive Branch 375 legislation at the next session of the Ontario Legislature which will make provision for the es- tablishment of a separate court house for the county. Present legislation provides that Metro shall provide a court house for both its own use and that of the county, with York County paying a share of the expense. [Good Time To Act ‘ Provision of a new court house has been long delayed, the let- ter points out. Metro has made application to the Ontario Mun- icipal Board for approval of cap- ital expenditure of $13,650,000 for the purpose. Cost of acquir- ing land will be an extra $2.- 000,000. Consequently, says the county letter signed by County Clerk-Treasurer J. L. Smith. this is an appropriate time to consider early provision of a separate court house for the county. i The uncertainty of the posi- tion of the county with regard to its financial obligation is a matter of grave concern to the county, the letter declares. Metro and the county have been unable to agree on a formula to determine sharing of cost of a new Toronto court house. An application has been made to the Ontario Municipal Board to determine the issue. Judgment has been reserved and. so far, no order has been made. Growth Creates Urgency At the time the Metro- politan Toronto Act was passed, the county’s letter points out to the Attorney- Genenl, the county had n population of 64,896 and an assessed value of $51,652,- 784. Today population is 109,935 and assessment is $166,612,582, pointing up the necessity {or speedy de- cision on the provision of a separate court house. “The providing of proper court house accommodation is of paramount importance,” the York County letter asserts. “Most counties provide a court York County Council has taken a. definite stand against the proposal that the new court house proposed for Toronto shall include accommodation for the coun- ty. It wants. like other counties, a court house of its own â€"â€" one that will serve its citizens in their own territory rather than subject them to the inconvenience, time-wasting and expense of having to travel to the metropolis. taxpayers would own. Ag- reements with regard to the present court house in To- ronto were rendered void by the passage of the Met- ropolitan Toronto Act and the County of York lost whatever equity it might have had in the existing court house. The history of West York W. I. was compiled by Mrs. E. Phillips, Edgeley, and given by present 2nd V.-P. Mrs. E. Kel- lam, Bur-wick The first W. I. was formed at Stoney Creek in 1897. West York was soon to organize on July 9th, 1901 a Branch was formed at Weston. Mrs. J. Houck, life member of County Court judges are now Brampton W. I. was the guest quired to attend Division speaker and took as her topic )urt sittings in Richmond Hill, “Women's Place In The World .lI'OI‘a, Newmarket. Wood~ Today." Canadian Legion Hall Shirley Gee, Grade 2 and Miss Jo'an Pidduck, Grade 2. In the front row, again from the left, are Mrs. Bertha. Kidd, Grade 3; Miss Isabel Rumble. Grade 1; Mrs. Mary Donnelly, Grade 6; Miss Elaine Higgins, Kindergarten; Mrs. Jane McWhirter. Grade 5; Mrs. Jean Rumble, Kindergarten; Mrs. Ruth Hayes. Grade 7; Mrs. Marion Gillham, Grade 1; Mrs. Donna Vanden Bergh, Grade 1; Mrs. Valerie McKittrick, Grade 1; Mrs. Louise Case. Grade 3; and Mrs. Olive Cox, Grade 2. There's My Teacher! The three tier anniversary cake was cut by three ladies who had done outstanding work :in West York for many years - Mrs. A. L. McNeil, Vellore Sr. Mrs. D. McDonald, Wood-bridge Sr. â€" Mrs. E. Phillips, Edgeley. The president, Mrs. H. Wood introduced the head talble. Guests were present from the neighbouring Yorks, and area ;executive and departmental re- ipresentatives. The programme included a’ list of presidents and secretaries from 1901 to 1961. It was noted that Miss M. Mather, secretary 1901-1902 is still living and Miss H. Grubble, secretary 1902~ 1907 was present at the banquet, while Miss L. Duncan. secretary- ‘ treasurer from 1907-1908 was: also present. Mrs. W.0. DuncanJ in 1950. was made their only} district life member. ‘ From the taxpayers’ point of ‘view not only would the admin- istration of justice facilities in the county be much improved by centrally locating the court house in the area, but the cost of such court house would pro- bably be less than the share of the cost of the proposed court house in Toronto, which the County of York would other- wise bear, points out the letter in its final appeal on behalf of the convenience and the pocket- books of citizens of York Coun: ;ty. It was a glorious occasion for West York and many thanks go out to the present executive for the expert planning of this ‘event. Officers for 1961 are: ‘Past President - Mrs. J. Boddy. 1Woodbridge; President - Mrs. H. .Wood, Woocibridge; lst Vice- president - Mrs. N. Payne, Maple; 2nd Vice-president - Mrs. E. Kellam, Burwick; Fed- erated Representative - Mrs. J. Hermanson, Richview Branch. The toast to the Women’s Institute was proposed by Mrs. G. Holder, Sec. Tress. oi F.W.I.O. and reply was made by Mrs. J. Boddy of Elders Mills. The toast to life members was made by Miss Louise King of Vellore Juniors and reply given by Mrs. J. Boddy of Elders Mills. The toast to past officers was given by Mrs. Delsworth. Richview and reply was made by Mrs. J. G‘Snider. Edgeley, president from 1946 to 1949. West York WI. 60th Anniversary bridge and Sutton. County judges are also required to at- tend in various municipalities upon matters such as appeals from Court of Revision and ap- peals under the Voters List Act. The county would be better ser- ved if these attendances were directed from a central location in the County of York, the let- ter tells the Attornequeneral. Convenience, Money-saver The West York District Wo~ men's Institute celebrated it's 60th anniversary on September 14th when 170 guests were serv- ed a turkey dinner in Christ Anglican Church Parish Hall, Wood‘brldge. Camille 1-520 GAME Road 1-550 GAME A permanent memento of the local Lions Club’s community- mindedness is the resuscitator, donated by the club five years ago and kept in the Richmond Hill fire hall. In case of need it is instantly available to revive persons overcome by smoke fumes or suffering a heart at~ tack. Formerly the fire hall re- ceived quite a number of calls from doctors but in recent years many medical men have acquir- ed their own resuscitators. An- other illustration of the depart- ment's effectiveness is the fact that the machine is rarely brought into play. Resuscitator On Hand For Smoke, Drowning iSanit‘ary Contractor 1 Septic Tanks Pumped It is also aQraiIable in case of drowning accidents. C. STUNDEN Richmond Hill TU. 4-1245 Drains Cleaned & Repaired (Photo by Lagerquist) For Your Complete Professional Dry Cleaning Services At T". 4 - 2| 6 2 WHOLESALE Oxford Street LOW LOW COS! WAYSIDE NURSERIES THE ‘LIBERAIJ, Riclimond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, Octofieri! Imported Holland Bulbs â€"- Large blooming hardy Chrysanthemums Delphiniums, Phlox and other Perennials for Rockeries and Flower Beds - - at Tug 44253 Fa! Specials FALL TIME IS PARTY TIME! PARTY DRESSES A SPECIALTY BE READY FOR NEXT SPRING Lot 11, Concession 10, Vaughan Twp. 11/4, mile north of No. 7 Highway on Highway 50 Lunch prdvided for plowmen and helpers ' NOON MEAL AND BANQUET IN THE EVENING SERVED BY THE BERWICK W.L IN THE WOODBRIDGE ARENA ROY LIVINGSTON, President, Woodbridgo ’ JACK MACKLIN, The King and Vaughan Branch of the Ontario Plowmen’s Association to be held on the FARM OF GOOD USED LUMER PLOWING MATCH 65 DUNCAN ROAD TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17th CAVALLO CONSTRUCTION AND BURNER SERVICE HALL'S SERVICE STATION LTD. 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