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EVERY FRIDAY â€" Eu’chre. 8.15 pm. Victoria Square,Com- munity Hall. c7w12 BINGO _ Thursday night. B‘craf p.m. sharp, jackpot; â€"â€" 4 spec-E ial and 25 regular games. Our‘ Lady Queen of The World Hall, 0C1 east side of Bayview at Crosbyâ€"W Ave.. Richmond Hill. Adrr [,2w/ 9. : HALLS |L§ AND BURNER SERVICE 3 884-4361 RICHMOND HILL: om. OCTOBER 26. MONDAY â€"â€" 15! Richmond Hill Girl Guide Com- pany will start at MacKillop School, 7.15 p.m.- Guides are to bring all company equipment with them. c1w17 OCTOBER 22 THURSDAY â€"} St. John Ambulance first aid OCTOBER course starts at the Richmond‘l to 6 p.rr Hill municipal hall, 2nd floor. trict Asso‘ It is only necessary to register children a with the instructor on the first haven Scln night. For further information. East. call 884-3200. c2w16i SATURDAY, October 24 from 1 to 4 pm. Rummage sale at 7049 Yonge Street. 1 block north of Steeles Ave. sponsor- ed by St. Patrick‘s Anglican Church W OCTOBER 28 ~â€"- Temperance- ville United Church Turkey Supper. Supper served from 5:00 pm. Admission. Adults $1.75. Children under 12. $1.00. Admission by ticket only. Tick- ets available from members of the U.C.W. or Hare's Store: OCTOBER 24, SATURDAY â€"- 10 a.m.-3 pm. All Saints Ang- lican Church Fall Fair. King Street. King City. Admission free. Luncheon tickets 500. Arts baking. hats. books. sewing and handicrafts. knitting and trea- sure table. Something for ev- eryone and all welcome. OCTOBER 28. WEDNESDAYâ€" NOVEMBER 25‘ WEDNES- Turkey supper, Carrville United D AyrflRichmond Hill Horticul- Church Hall. $1.50 adults. 75¢ ture Societv GOLDEN ANNIâ€" chlldren. 4.30 pm. to 8 pm. VERSARY ‘DINNER. Lions c3wl5 Hall. Richmond Hill. 7 pm- 1. t n 0 Tickets $2.50, from any mem- QQTOBER EL SATpRDéy .T‘IborA - (‘1‘V17 N. D. P. Association, Lions Hall. Richmond Hill, 8.30 pm. to midnight. Dress optional. Tick- ets $1.50.,Phone 884-3789 Siâ€"ii‘ ‘ ‘ i “i""""‘_’i " "-4 OCTOBER 31. SATURDAY â€"â€" Hallowe’en Dance, York North. If you have garments on hand right now that need cleaning. why don’t you bundle them up and bring them down to our store or give us a call for our deliveryman to pick them up. We‘ll ‘gamble‘ that once you start the habit you‘ll like. it so well you‘ll become one of our regular customers. Wmlmmmmmg =SHIRT SERVICE: ‘ “ NQWK \WW Q: A separate school site had not been shown on the original‘ HALL, ME E’plan but the revision locates‘ a possible separate elementaiyl AND BURNER SERVICE school site on Bayview Avenue‘ z south of the CNR right of wayl 884.4361 RICHMOND HILL 3 and north of the collector road. A new hlgh school 15 ant1c- W‘s‘ip'ated on Bayview Avenue east , irifir ,, A1- “A _._. ,A... 5““““‘I‘I“u‘\‘ A woman was called for Jury duty but declined to serve on the grounds that she didn't believe in capit- I] punishment. “But this is just a civil case." the judge explained. “A wife is suing her hus- band because she gave him $1,000.00 to purchase her a fur coat and he admits he gambled it." “0n thinking it oveg‘ ['11 serve." the woman replied. “I could be. wrong about capital punishment." It} Time To landscape Foundation planting Hedges of all kinds Lawns, rolled. top dressed. fed and seeded Trees of all kinds large or small * Tree removal, pruning and spraying "AN ESTABLISHED COMPANY OFFERS THE BEST CHECK OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU INVEST" **** Free Advice RICHMOND HILL LIONS CLUB Richmond Hill Tree Service 8: Forestry Co. Ltd. '7 - "=SHIRT SERVICE: CORNER YONGE ST. & LEVENDALE RD. Richmond Hill ‘ 3'01- Prompt Pick-Up and Delivery Can taming intent: "27 YEARS OF COMMUNITY SERVICE" Full Insurance Coverage TU. 4-4411 clw17 clw16 NOVEMBER 7, SATURDAYâ€" 2 to 4 pm. Rummage and White \Y - Elephant Sale. sponsored by the Apg- 1n Betweens. Emmanuel OKEDE Church, MacKay Dr.. Richvale. ”551011 Stop 21. c1w17 c3w15 c2w16 884-77 4 ‘1 avaif, OCTOBER 30, FRIDAY. 8 PM. rosby â€"W.I. Euchre in Laskay Hall. Admission 50 cents. Ladies tfc39 provide. clwl'l OCTOBER 28, WEDNESDAYâ€" Kingcrafts general meeting. 1.30 pm. sharp. Christmas workshop presented by King- crafts members. c1wl7 NOVEMBER 7. SATURDAY â€"â€" 2-5 p.m.’ Richmond Hill United Church Bazaar, Tea, Bake Sale. Opportunity Shop. c4w16 NOVEMBER 14, SATURDAYme be served byv 2-5 p.m.â€"â€"St. Matthew's United school. A senior publi Church Annual Bazaar featur- expected to have 11 gr ing home baking, handicraftsg classrooms will 5‘ knitting, toys. tea court. 333Jthree neighborhoods. Crosby Ave, Richmond Hill. North Thornhill No €1W17lpected to have, a 16- OCTOBER 31. SATURDAY â€" 1 to 6 p.m.. Thornhill and dis- trict Association‘for retarded children annual bazaar. Thornâ€" haven School, 317 Centre Street East. c2w17 NOVEMBER 21 â€"- SATURDAY. 11 am. to 4 pm. “Bazaar of Christmas Treasures" at King City United Church. Lunch NOVEMBER 7. SATURDAY â€" known as Thornlea N0. 2‘ 2 to 5 P-HL. Jefferson SCh001while the land to the west of Community Club annual bazaar. the right-oilway' bounded byl Prizes. baking. aprons. used the cemetery on the north and toys and children's 'clothing. the collector road on the south clw17lis known as North Thornhill **** lNo.2. available TRY LIBERAL WA‘NT ADS Phone TU. 4-1105 or AV. 5-3316 Free Estimates c1w17 The north half of the de- velopment is divided by the CNR right-of-way and the area to the north and east of this is known as Thornlea No. 2. while the land to the west of the right-of-way, bounded by The properties. subject of numerous complaints for sev- eral years by neighbors are lo- cated on Pearson Avenue and Edgar Avenue in Richvale. 2| Per Acre The amendment, previously approved by council, deals with the new residential development north of Theinhill. Bounded by Yonge Street on the west, Bay View on the east, Holy Cross Cemetery on the north and the Don River on the south, the dev elop- ment is divided into three neigthurhoodS. The neighborhood known as ies but added that all the dc Thornhill No 1 extends cisions with respect to Ml from Yonge Street to Bay- Friedmans property had bee view south of an ast- made before his firm had bee west collector road whichlidiv- asked to prepare the secondar ides the whole develop ent plan. almost in half. “You had made the deci: North Thornhill No. 1 is ex- pected to have, a 16-classroom school for 530 pupils; North Thornhill No. 2, 15 classrooms for 490 pupils and Thornlea No. 2 will have 13 classrooms for an estimated 440 pupils. Education Minister William Davis announced last week the new rule will apply to English as well as French and other languages. Students who have {credit in either the literature ‘or composition sectors of a language and are rewriting the other will be required to pass rthe new combined exam. For apartments. the figures used were 2.2 persOns per household and .15 school age children between kindergarten and grade 8 level. Higher Density Allowed In North Thornhill Area Each of these neighborhoods will be served by a public School. A senior public school. expected to have 11 grade 7 and 8 classrooms will serve the School requirements have been based on a ratio of 3.8 person per household for single and multiple family dwellings, with .8 school age children be- tween kindergarten age and grade 8. Councillor Hoover ,question- ed whether these estimates for the number of school children per household were not too low. Both the separate school board Area 1 and the con- servation authorities had raised objections to the or- iginal plan and the revised plan presented to council took care of these objec- tions of the limit of >the new com munity. Approve Changes In Grade 13 Final Exams With respect to the number of high rise apartments or “high density" areas. Mr. Bousfield emphasized that the plan showed the maximum high density areas possible but that in the event the market so dictated, the high density areas would be reduced. In no event he said would it be "fair" to increase the high density areas beyond what was shown on the revised plan. Order Demolitionj Webb Property Council Monday night open- ed three demolition tenders ac- cepting the lowest one of $550 from Brantford House Wreck- ing Company. Other bids were Greenspoon Bros. Ltd. for $770 and McDonald and Sykes for $1,490. All Ontario grade 13 final examinations in languages will be single three-hour papers next June instead of separate papers on literature and comp- osition as in the past. Mr. Bousfield conceded that he was working for both part- Two abandoned houses. known jointly as the Webb pro- perty. will be demolished by or- der of Vaughan Council. This prompted the-query from Councillor Charles Hoover "Are you working for Mr. Friedman or for us?" Botany and zoology will re- main separate in 1965 but the following year will be combined in a single biology examination. Revisions to an amendment to Ma1kham Town- ship’s official plan we1e presented to Monday’s council meeting by John Bousfield of P1octor, Red- fern. Bousfield & Bacon, consulting engineers. “My doubt is if Markham Township is ready for high rise apartments." stated Coun- cillor Charles Hoover. ies but. added that all the de- cisions with respect to Mr. Friedman‘s property had been made before his firm had been asked to prepare the secondary plan. V “You had made the decis- ions," he stated. "We are just putting it together for you now." Mr. Bousfield acknowled- i get] that the gross density ‘ under the new plan had l been increased from 5 per- ‘ sons per acre to 21 per acre because of the pro- ‘ portion of multiple family dwellings. A density of 15 people to the acre, he said, ‘would require the area to be solidly single family. The fact that the plan show-1 ed no church sites for a po- tential approximate population of 13,950 Mr. Bousfield ex- plained by the fact that all major religious denominations are represented in the Thorn- hill area and it was felt that sites would not be needed. He pointed out that there is, for instance, an Anglican church in Thornhill and in Richvale and there was little likelihood that they would wish another church between the two. It would, of course, be possible to purchase church sites by a combination of lots, if this was required. As'the planning board had already approved the changes outlined by Mr. Bousfield, Councillor Cleary Palmer mov- ed that the council approve them and recommend approval of the revised plan to the De- partment of Municipal Affairs. Councillor Robert Sloan sec- onded the motion. Councillor Hoover requested a recorded vote, and with Dep- uty-reeve Stewart Rumble in the chair in the absence of the reeve. the motion carried with Councillor Hoover's the only opposing vote. 9K) RICHMOND HILL SATURDAY, DEC. 5 For Rental Details Call 884-1621 Richmond Heights Centre,250 Yonge St. N. { RICHMOND HILL LIONS CLUB All Persons, Companies, Service Clubs, Etc. Wishing To Participate In Any Way â€" WRITE TO â€" The Richmond Hill Lions Club have greatly enlarged their kitchen and have installed a Two Oven Ten Burner Gas Stove, Warming Cup- boards, Extra Sink, Etc. RENTAL FACILITIES IlNflfl 0513):: :6 Ligfiuémfi XEL PARADE COMMITTEE SANTA (MUS PARADE munmum1\llnm1Imm:unmnmnunnnmn\mmmmmmmmm I Car Wrecked Two Injured Saturday Accident mmmmlmummmmmnuumnmmmmmunuunmmmmuuw Markham Village Chief Recovering Case Is Delayed Markham Village Police Chief Fred White, recuperating from an operation since he came out of hospital last Wednesday was unable to appear in Rich- mond Hill Magistrate‘s Court in a driving fatality case. The chief is a critical wit? ness, according to Crown Coun-l sel Arleigh Armstrong, against: James Caldwell, 28, a Markham? truck driver charged withl dangerous and careless driving following the death in an ac- cident last August of T. Leonard Pinnegar. a Richmond Hill chiropracter. | Several remands on the case have been granted awaiting Mr. White’s recovery. Caldwell’s defense counsel violently protested further ad- journments since some of the defense witnesses were being put to great inconvenience, he said. Magistrate 0. S. Hollinrake set the date of trial as Novem- ber 3 and asked Mr. Armstrong to notify the defense if any further date was necessary. APPOINT TRUSTEE Newmarket Town Council last week appointed Douglas Hanson a member of the New- market District High School Board. He succeeds former solicitor Donald F. Downey, who died on September 21. One car was totally wrecked and three were damaged to the tune of $1,000 following a rear-end ricochet collision on Yonge Street South last Saturday. Knocked unconscious was George Lenneville, 17. of Vaughan Township. one of the drivers. and his pas- senger. Mrs. Margaret For- tier of Duplex Avenue, Toronto. received a bump on the head. Other drivers involved were David Pridham, 22. of lslington Donald Bruce Redford, 30. of Toronto and Geraldine Watson. 65. of Toronto. The last three were stopped in the line of traffic when Lenneville's car plowed into them from behind causing the chain reaction. Richmond Hill Police are investigating and charges are expected. was totally Toronto Dean Speaker At Bayview Graduation in grade 12. York Central Board profic- iency awards will be pre- sented to Barbara Lowens. grade 12; Stuart Barnes. grade 11: Joanne Nugenl.. grade 10 and Ingrid Zijp. grade 9. School letters were earn- ed by Ellen Derry and Syl- via Inglis (academic); Bev- erley Everard and Barbara Lowens (executive) and Ann Fjrman and Carol Shelton (athletic). Honor bars for over 75% av- erages will be presented to Michael H o w a r d, Roxanne Louw. Pat Shelton and Mrs. Stoneman and arademic letters will be given to Ellen Derry. Wayne Everett. Sylvia Inglis. Valdi Inkens. Jim Reid, Pat Shelton. David M. Smith and ,Roger Touw‘. HONOR GRADS «Zurich Insurance Company}: ' Honor graduates and their‘Jeanette Waegemaker (U of T): 0 present whereabouts are as fol- Virginia Wilson (University of . lows: Joan Brown (Teachers‘ British Columbia).' College): Murray Day (U of T. Grade 12 graduates will also. pre-meds); Gary Draper (U of be presented with‘ their 5120-. T, honors history); Marian ondary school diplomas. (Continued from Page 1) CALIFORNIA CELLO PACKAGE TOMATOES Tenderloin In CHOCK FULL OF NUTS LUCAS FULLY COOKED édFFiEE‘". lb. tin 99¢ LUNCHEON MEATS E. D. SMITH'S PURE FRESH PORK BEE HIVE YELLOW RIPE Corn Syrup 21m P. E. l. KAM Jams 8. Marmalades Bananas‘ i2mil£?¢ 3 9OZ.JARS 89¢ Page 1) rd profic- be pre- Lowens. *nes. grade grade 10 de 9. :re earn- and Syl- ic); Bev- Barbara 'e) and ti Carol :r 75% av-‘ :sented to Roxanne and Mrs. mic letters len Derry. via Inglis. Reid, Pat Emms (Crown Life); Ingrid2 Haessler (clerk-typist Willow-‘ dale Hydro); Sheila Henderson (U of T, latin and French on scholarship); Robert Hoernigk‘ (Ryerson); Michael H o w a r (1‘ (Waterloo College on scholar-i ship); Christopher Hordal (Roy-‘ 31 Roads); David Lay. (Royal‘ Military College. engineering science); Robert Louden (U of‘ T. commerce and finance); Rox- anne Louw (U of T math phys- ics and chemistry); Edward MacDonald (Teachers College); Paddy Maitland (Teachers Col- iege); Wayne Mortson (McMas- ter, history and political sci- ence): Carol Powell (U of T on bursary); Patricia Price (Shaw‘s); Robert Romaine; Ralph Reimann (U of T. engin- eering); D e n n i 5 Richardson (Teachers College); Patricia Smith andlshelton (Shaw's); Aileen Stone- \DS_ man (York); Gregory Turner j(Zurich Insurance Company); Picnic Shoulders lB39¢ 12 oz. tin {L:‘ J. FO DkAND THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, Oct. 22, 1964 CELLO PACKAGE 39¢ “35¢ STARTING TIME â€" 8P.M. fimmfigfl El 3 Thomas Broadhurst, Russell Lynett, E Mayor Clerk . , W VVWWVV W \‘WVVV‘ Saving Time will terminate of Richmond Hill at 2:00 a Sunday, Oct LIBERAL CLASSIFIEDS-Get Results-8844105 SCHNEIDER‘S SUNKIST â€" Size 180’s FRESH LEAN DEL MONTE FANCY DETERGENT WHITE, PINK, YELLOW, LAVENDER Spare Ribs .b. SURF PEACHES 2802 RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE, RICHMOND HILL 250 Yonge St, North 0 Phone: 884-4417 STANDARD TIME ORANGES Just call up . . . come in . . . and get the cash you need for all your Fall expenses! Left-over bills, new clothes, repairs. school needs. you-name-it! Remem- ber: Beneficial is the-one place to call for money the minute you want it! Call up or come in . BENEFICIAL in your pocket today SHORTENING OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT-PHONE FOR HOURS‘ Loans up to $5000 â€"Your loan can be life-ifisured 42 month contracts on loans over $1500 and that at that time all timepieces will be set back one hou1, to Eastern Stan- daid Time. Thomas B1 oadhu1 st, Russell Lynett, Maym Clerk Notice is hereby given ti Saving Time will terminate of Richmond Hill at 2:00 a KLEENEX FINANCE C0.0F CANADA Let Beneficial put Toronto area residents Phone: 285-6811) 1 LB. CARTONS w 49¢ 400's 30x55 5 5;! DOZEN King Size iven that 37¢ . 25th Daylight the Town