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Mr. Stephenson also reported that additional paving has been done at MacKillop School and that work to clear up heating difficulties in this 14â€"room school has been completed. In- tensive inspection work at this school revealed that only two thermostats controlled the Trustee Dave Stephenson, chairman of Richmond Hill Public School Board building committee, reported to the board Thursday evening of last week that $2,400 worth of gravel has been spread on the north side of Beverley Acres school grounds to provide a dry play area. The walkway to the southeast corner of the ground has also received a coat of gravel to keep the children out of the mud. This emergency measure was taken when recent rains turned the grounds at the school, where building operations were underway all summer. into a sea of mud. At the Walter Scott School paving work valued at $1,600 is being done, and it will be recommended to the 1965 board that the municipality be asked to pave the ditches at this school in an effort to improve drainage conditions. It was re- ported that on several occas- ions the maintenance staff has had to sandbag the front door to keep water out of the school. ‘ THE LIBERAL, Ricnmoz Building Committee Reports FIGHT 135.: Buy Xmas Sea/s BA Play Area Gravelledmeased '" Company Re; 0 O Installation of a tota ’ ‘concept of gas heating Cooling System - Thermostats O Refill Anfl-Freeu (I all) 0 Rep-ck F11. Bearing: 0 Change 011 O Luhflcnte Cu- 5 KEEP YOUR CAR IN SHAPE . FOR SAFE WINTER DRIVING 3’} SPECIAL FOR $15.95 WE WILL CHECK â€" Differential - Lights - Steering Battery - Tire- - Shocks - Brakes - Hose Connections â€" Chocolates 35 YONGE ST. S. Ed. Donoghue ‘ TU. 4-3998 PHILCO ' GENERAL ELECTRIC - GIBSON 42 Levendale Rd. Richmond Hill 221-7354 YONGE AND ELGIN MILLS SIDEROAD We carry a full line of Groceries - Meats - Vegetables - Frozen Foods 0 Baked Goods 0 Cold Cut Meats Free Delivery Pick Up Your Add-Game Entry Forms -â€" Win Valuable Prizes Look for the Red Christmas Stocking on the door Richmond Hill Home Bakery We have added for your shopping comfort Gifts - Toys for Christmas -â€" Lay-Away Plan â€" ELGIN MILLS GENERAL STORE Shop for Christmas at these “Christmas Stocking Stores” North Yonge Upholstering 7573 Yonge Street, Thomhill THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill WATCH THIS SPACE Re-Upholstering and. Custom Furniture Good Workmanshlp Guaranteed For Prompt Service Call This W Means Quality ' and 3 Satisfaction for The Used Car Buyer APPLIANCES 884-1064 Some Lucky Customer will take me home for Christmas It may be you â€" Cull at FABRIC-FAIR Your B.A. Service Station 7 am. to 10 pan. I AM SUSIE YOU MAY SEE ME AT To correct this imbalance of heat, which sometime! found the nudltorinm pres- sed into use as a classroom when the uninsulated room: could not be properly heated. thermostats have been installed in each class- room at the school. Obso- lete steel trained single glazed windows have been replaced with aluminum framed double-glazed win- dows and insulated wall panels have been installed in the uninsulated rooms. Besides resulting in increased comfort for all pupils in the school Mr. Stephenson forecast the work will also make. for substantial saving in the fuel consumption. One additional man has been added to the maintenance staff in the hope that a lot of the backlog of maintenance work will be caught up, he also re- ported. of the uninsulated rooms and when its occupants felt cold, which was quite frequently, the thermostat was adjusted to step up the heat. The result was that the classrooms which were insulated became intoler- ably warm and windows were opened. ‘ heating. One of these for seven rooms controlled the heat in three insulated and four uninsulated rooms. The thermostat was located in one O Delicatessen O Imported Christina Gifts Dutch Cigars â€" FABRIC FAIR 80A YONGE ST. S Phone 884-5155 RES. 884-7202 ‘. Ontario, Thursday, Dec. 8, 1964 884-5251 The company which has a branch in Richmond Hill has increased its natural gas cus- tomers in 1964 to 318,000, compared to 158,000 ten years ago. There are 18,886 share- holders in the company com- pared to 6,740 in 1954 and earnings per share were 55 cents, up from 49 cents in Residential sales increased from 29.8 billion cubic feet to 32.2 billion cubic feet; indus- trial from 29.25 billion cubic feet to 36.3 and commercial from 8.7 to 11.3 billion in 1964. *9” Richmond Hill’s High School Natural gas is now being Library Club will activate in- used in large RCAF stations, at terest in film borrowing with least 10 provincial government their annual series of four buildings, apartment buildings, film programs beginning with plazas, restaurants, hotels, "The Importance of Being Ear- churches and schools. mist” tonight at the Richmond . T eatre. Gas Heating Use The application involved is the concept whereby electricity is generated on the site from natural gas; the exhaust heat otherwise wasted is being used for water and building heating and coolimz. A major advant- age is that total fuel require- ments are obtained at sub- stantially lower cost than with competing fuels. 1963 lâ€"nâ€"c'reased In} '764Movie Library Opened CompaaneportsAs A Part Of Services Installation of a total energy concept of gas heating at Dou- blerink Arenas in Vaughan marked the second successful Ontario application of a Con- sumers Gas Company theory, an annual report noted. KE T OLA BAKER’S Sirloin and ,2! @ywmg Steaks 5 Li . iRound Steak Roasts ‘lb. 7571 YONGE STREET, THORNHILL,6 ONTARIO TELEPHONE AV. 5-1538 Bayview Plaza Pre' BORK J EWELLERS Christmas 88 Yonge St. s. Special Richmond HilI 884-1687 BONE CHINA CUPS AND SAUCERS PROVINCIAL FLOWERS Reg. $2.95 â€" Now $2.00 PROMPT TAKE-OUT SERVICE 7723 Yonge St. - S50.00 Sales & Service Ltd. "C. NELS GAGE Deductible on Any New or Used 9144 YON GE ST. RICHVALE AV. 5-1189 ADD GAME RAMBLER To winners of §SFRESH Poultry Our Specialty “Order Your Festive Fare Early” SALES Open Till 10 p.m. Mon. to Friday The Advertisers on this page and the Liberal Newspaper take this pleasure in wishing all their Customers and Friends a Very Merry Christmas and a Happv and Prosperous New Year SERVICE MERRY CHRISTMAS E VERY ONE The library will also keep a 16mm. sound projector on hand along with screens, all of which will be available to lih- rary patrons at a nominal ser- vice charge. Other films in the series are “The Organizer” from Italy, “Sundays and Cybele” from France and Sir Laurence Oli- vier‘s excellent Shakespearean film “Henry V”. “The Importance” cast is Films will be selected on their educational and cultural value for all ages, keeping in mind the position of a com- munity library as m agency for adult education, the board said. Approximately 40 films will be on hand immediately. sup- plied by the NFB and the Met- ropolitan Film Library and will be exchanged eVei-y two months for a constant flow of new material. Proiector, Screens, Tooâ€" Film services. recognized headed by Michael RedgraVe professionally as an integral and includes Dame Edith part of public libraries, will Evans, Margaret Rutherford. be offered by Richmond Hill Miles Malleson and other lead- Library beginning today. ing English actors. The film library has been in- stituted by members of the library board. after consultation with Murray Anderson of the National Film Board. Lawn & MARINE EQUIPMENT WINNING OVER $500.00 VALUE m PRIZES NUMBERS PLAY THE ADDEGAME 167 337 547 758 969 1174 1323 1582 1698 2009 2110 2287 2394 2378 2551 2054 1816 Steaks - Chops - Chicken Business Men's Luncheon Full Course Funny Dinners Good Food Expertly Prepu-ed 7 THORNVIEW RESTAURANT THE “ADD GAME” IS A TEST OF YOUR POWERS 0F OBSERVATION AND SIMPLE ADDITION RENTALS Locate a small extra number (1-9) inserted in each one. But they are NEVER a part of an address. price, quantity, phone, etc. Add all numbers together and put down the total. NOW call at any advertiser on this page. Pick up your “Add-Game” Entry Form and ADD IT TO YOUR FIRST NUMBER. (More Entry Formsâ€"more chances of winning). Mail or bring your entry to “The Liberal". Read ALL the ads carefully Check your total with the numbers on the left. If you match a number on the left you have won a prize. Nowâ€"ANSWER THE SIMPLE QUESTION ON THE ENTRY FORM This is a. must. You will be ADVISED where and when to claim your prize and what you have won. TU. 4-7691 Thomhill A Toronto man became Mark- ham Township’s sixth traffic fatality this year when ‘ his small car swung out of control into a telephone pole on Don Mills Road, one-half mile north of Highway 7 last Friday night. Markham Police said the Mc- Lean car was apparently north- bound when it attempted to pass another car, went out of con- trol, careened into an east side ditch and struck the pole, break- ing it off. He was alone in the car, po- lice said. Eye witnesses were Edith Wainwright of Scarboro and Norman Argue of Toronto. No date for an inquest has been set. Investigating officers were Constable Barry McWhirter and Sgt. Evan Kelley. One officer said it was the third fatal accident in a similar small foreign car. Pronounbed dead was'Jfiézfiii Angus McLean, 28. St. Clair Avenue East. Markham's Sixth; Fatality As Driven Crashes Into Pole! See our Special Christmas Circular mailed this week for Outstanding Values Sensible Shoppers Check Liberal Classifieds For Big Bargains Safely I Save 70 Yonge St. N. Richmond Hill Everything For Your Motoring Pleasure Paints and Supplies Bicycles and Trikes Accessories Small Appliances 355 Yonge St. N. CHEVROLET â€" OLDS. â€" CORVAIR â€" CEBVELLE â€" CHEVY 1! 285-5435 727-9453 Sporting Goods AURORA: Valedictorian at Dr. G. W. Williams Secondary School graduation recently was Douglas Routledge, an Ontario Scholar and award winner who topped his grade 13 class in June. Guest speaker was T. 0. W. Fowler, retired district in- spector of secondary schools. SCARBORO: There was only one acclamatiou on Scarboro's nomination day November 23, that of R. W. White for deputy- reeve. There are 21 candidates for the seven ward representa- tives and 31 candidates for the 14 man board of education. Three candidates are competing for the two PUC seats. Birthday greetings are in or-‘ der for Rosemary Clow of 57‘ Clarke Avenue who celebra- ted her 17th birthday Novem- ber 27. On November 27 the Wood- land Public School grads held their annual dinner and dance in the school auditorium. Robert Herman was present- ed wlth the home and school Association’s prize for the top student. He received $15. The Doncastdr Community Ladies Club prize of $10 for the sec- ond ranking student was pre- sented to Jo-Anne Hughes. Social! School News November 16 was the date of the Henderson Avenue Public School annual class reunion and party. Some forty graduates were on hand far the celebra- tlons. ERIC '5 C YClE & SPORT MAPLE MARINE â€" XMAS SPECIALS 0 McCULLOCH Chain Saw , . . . a . . . . a u . $139.00 Mac 15 - 17” Bar (Reg. $145.00) Extra Chain Free 0 SOLO All Plastic Garden Sprayer for Water- paint, Insecticides, etc. Cap. 2 gals. â€" $24.95 1 No trouble to answer your “Christmas Gift to. Men” (of all ages) problem in this store COME IN â€"- LOOK AROUND â€" NO OBLIGATION 5 MAPLE AVE. After suffering a hack in- Phone: 884-1213 25 Yonge St. Rich: Special Christmas Bonus To Contest Winners $100.00 Deductible from Advertised Prices If Purchased During This Contest CORRESPONDENT: DAVID BARBOUR HENDERSON AVENUE â€" PHONE 285-5205 DONCASTER NEWS '. G‘ P. SER VICE 178 YONGE ST. NORTH RICHMOND HILL AV. 5-3591 Word was received at last week's meeting of Pickering Township Council that in res- ponse to a recent resolution of council protesting the name "Ajax" on Pickering Township mail, Postmaster General John Nicholson had agreed that let- ters addressed to street num- ber and place, i.e., Bay Ridges, Fairport, etc. and then “South Pickering, Ontario” rather than “Ajax, Ontario" will be accept- able to the post office. Councillor Don Waring insist- ed however that “Pickering Township” should be the name used. "There Is no such place as South Pickering." he stated. jury in a domestic accident on November 8, Mrs. Ernest Pet- rie of Clarke Avenue is now Deputy-reeve Mrs. J. Mc- Pherson agreed. “By calllng it South Pickering I feel it is starting a, division of Pickering Township." However, a resolution was passed that “South Pickerinfl” be the designation on all mail to Bay Ridges, Falrport and other centres in the postal de- livery service area. Mrs. Mc- Pherson and Mr. Waring opposâ€" ed the resolution. jury in a domestic accident on November 8, Mrs. Ernest Pet- rie of Clarke Avenue is now staying at St. Bernards Conval- escent Hospital, Finch Avenue West. Her son-in-law. Jack Stow of Henderson Avenue re- ports that she is doing well. To Address Bay Ridges Mail "South Pickering" Word was received at last week's meeting of Pickering Township Council that in res- ponse to a recent resolution of council protesting the name "Ajax" on Pickering Township Resignations of Mrs. Mary Donnelly of Walter Scott School and Miss Sharon Hadfleld of MacKillop School were accepted with regret Thursday evening last by Richmond Hill Public School Board. The effective date is December 31, 1964. Mrs. Donnelly is retiring from the teaching profession and Miss Hadfield is going north. The resignation of John Sandiford, grade 6 teacher at Beverley Acres School was ac~ cepted, effective immediately. It was explained that Mr. Sand- 1ford has been preparing him- self for employment outside the teaching profession and has been offered a position which he wishes to accept. His duties will be taken nvor hv Mrs with various Highway Traffic. Act offences following accidents dating from last Thursday, Richmond Hill Police reported. At 12:10 pm. November 28 on South Taylor Mills Drive,‘ Walter Hayward of Toronto was charged with crossing the dou- ble line following an accident involving cars driven by Herb- ert Hoover and Edwin Hunt. both of Richmond Hill. There were no injuries and damage was minor, police said. At 3:05 am. last Thursday. Frank McMillan. Kerrybrook Drive. was uninjured when his car struck a pole at Yonge and Centre Streets. Damage was $1,200. He has been charged with careless driving. police said. MAPLE Snack Bar in bldg. Shop Refreshed From Producer Richmond Hill To Consumer 7 504 Yonge St., Corner Of Elgin St. THORNHILL Hours From 7 mm. Saturdays Fresh Poultry = Meats - Fish - Eggs n Butter “ Delicatessen m Local Grown Fresh Fruits and Vegetables â€"- Flowers and Potted Plants - Home Baking Hand Crafts 832-1381 (Plenty of Off Street Parking) jThree Teachers Resign jHire New Replacements The resignation of John Sandiford, grade 6 teacher at Beverley Acres School was ac- cepted, effective immediately. It was explained that Mr. Sand~ iford has been preparing him- self for employment outside the teaching profession and has been offered a position which he wishes to accept. His duties will be taken over by Mrs. Christine Semple who holds an interim elementary s c h o o] teacher’s certificate and has taught one year in Aurora. Mrs. Semple has spent a familiar- ization period in the classroom in which she will be teaching. 0n Superintendent Gordon McIntyre’s recommendation the board approved a contract with Mrs. Dorothy Downey who ‘holds an elementary school teacher's certificate and has taught for 10 years, five in To- route and five in Aurora. This contract will be effective Jan- uary 1. i The superintendent was given 00m 01 nicnmonu 11111. 'L'nere were no injuries and damage was minor, police said. At 3:05 am. last Thursday. Frank McMillan. Kerrybrook Drive. was uninjured when his car struck a pole at Yonge and Centre Streets. Damage was $1,200. He has been charged with careless driving. police said. Damage was estimated at $400 following an accident Sat~ urday at the Markham Road- Bayview Avenue intersection around 6:30 pm. involving cars driven by Mrs. E. Hindel of Aurora and Earle Barkey. Col~ bourne Street. Richmond Hill. Mrs. Hindel has been charged with making an improper turn. No one was injured. During the November 24th fog, cars driven by Mrs. Flor- ence Staunton, Talmadge Drive, and Thomas Hughes. Lynett Crescent. were in collision at Maramak Road and Bayview Avenue. Damage was $270 and there were no injuries. Public Schools “WERS' WV FEATURING The superintendent was given authority to hire another teach- er for the first of the year. All new teachers added to the staff of the local public schools in September are teaching ef- fectiyely in their classrooms, Mr. McIntyre reported. 24 HOUR TOWING I LITTLE | l 51/270 Rate! R. mum. FORD silis um?“ - Richmond Hm - 235.1105 THIS CHRISTMAS SHOP IN RICHMOND HILL AND DISTRICT FOR Quality Merchandise Lowest Prices Tom Hughes :nu Shell Service Station 4 \l/ WIN OUR WEEKLY PRIZE “FREE” OIL FILTER AND LUBRICATION Bayview and Markham Rd., Richmond Hill Short of cash for Christmas! Trade in your present car on a 65 Ford and get cash back and a new car too! Suppose your car is worth, $1500, our minimum down payment is $100. So you get $1400 in cash and the carrying charge on the whole balance is just $55 per $1000 per year. XMAS CASH No Payments Till Feb. With your next 011 Change 884-3502 Financing Available G.M.A.C. Greenhouse and Garden Produce The Best Service Charge Three Drivers With HTA Offences Three motorists were charged SENSIBLE SHOPPERS CHECK LIBERAL CLASSIFIEDS FOR BIG BARGAINS IN LATE MODEL CARS MINOR MECHANICAL REPAIRS Wed., Dec. 23 Thurs., Dec. 24 to serve you Christmas Markets 50 stands