The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

THE LIBERAL. Richmond Hill. Ontario. Thursday. Nov. 11. 1965 Mkm Twp. Library Board 3. A N c E’ To MODERN itl'sic With Organ and Piano EVERY Markham Township's Iong- caster Avenues and Henderson awaited library board moved a Street. 3 Community Colleges Get More Backing“1 He said he was trying to get the curriculum changed. but there “as “great opposition". Management was also too busy‘ to train technicians. "We can't even get the. De- _ partmcnt of Labor to move on breadwinners in Richmond 1 Hill worked in Metro". The growth rate. for this area was going to be seven per- cent or more by 1970. and 12 per cent by 1875 or 80. "Our interest. is in the people The prospect of community collt _ < i: "the most exciting thing since Rverson." (Institute c. lecitâ€" nology). Sam (‘hapman. York (‘entral District High School Superintendent. told a special meeting at the Markham Township Offices. Thursday morning of last week. FRIDAY NIGHT 8 p.m. to 1 am. Mr. Chapman was one ot se\eial people speaking “9 hale and “hat ’9 “(mg “I H q .d’ 1m'gh'énfafd . _ step closer to reality Monday Approved a request from - . - .h .h happen to them aftei they .at .ohn McKay. business . .w V i i on the subject of colleges at the me .mg. n it adminismmr Of Shouldice SW msht “hen council gave first HEPC of Ontario for a pro- leave us“. said Mr. Chapman. He said there. were three main things that pointed ollt the necâ€" essity of colleges: many studâ€" ents were coming otlt of sec- and second readings to a by-lawiposed colonial lighting systeml making Unionville Library As- on Old English Lane in a smalll sociation a public library in the subdivision at Steeles Avenue.l township. ‘east of Bayview Avenue. The.‘ Demands for library services colonial-style lights will be ant ‘ in the township during the lastlextension of the lighting systemi ' gery. “There's a crying need for. technicians in hospitals. They“ could go anywhere was called by Markham Township Councillor (‘Ieary Palmer. the first of several in which he plans to establish the. general feeling on the schools. BOOKINGS FOR in Canada‘ and the United States". And if the opening meeting is the Bathurst to Bay-view strip any criterion the feeling is un- was more closely related to:IIlllllllIIllIlllllllllllIllIllllllIIIIttllllltIllitlltlllllllllllllltlIlltIIllllllllllllllllltlllllllllllltllillttlItltltItltttllllltlllltllllllllllllIlllltllllltllltltllllltltl I. - . - . . . ' n l ‘ I 9" y -' . _, animous that they ate mole Scarboio ‘than Etoblcoke. Cleary paimpr‘ who phall'Pd the meeting, said that. as LOIVPEESIZOLEISIIIEIIL about the Lor spmf :10ch thomes and “Ill tl'an necessary for the county. In Ltobicoke. everybody Education Minister William Davis had stressed that, mmh 1 ~ 9 3 PC 9 0 5 99 00195 31 a « - .» .- Third reading of the by-law,cost of $49 per annum. ‘ APPOINTMENT was vetoed by Councillor Char1-‘ Passed a resolution making ‘ I y es Hoover, who said he wasn't‘Remembrance Day. November 11 1:11“ Ballls gfififl'mmfim 1:” “I? prepared to move the final read- (todayt a public holiday. 813 0f - P - 93 or '5 ing at that time. Instructed the clerk to pre 11. is the county that Mr. Palmer goes to university. even if they is now hoping to establish a have to find one in Memphis". college in. after originally cam- said Mr. Chapman. paigning to get one built in the He said that the percent- depended on local interest in golfing the colleges. be Would be calling another meeting November 12 at 9 am at the township offices. At. that time ministers of all denominations will attend. BANQUETS or for any other social function. IOWNSth- 3‘59 "I SlUdems eligible for and eventually will be asked to appoint representatives ‘ - ~ . ' . , . . . announced_ VVCII“I\O0\\n DIE“. ' ’ . , . . i ‘ . ~ . ‘ ’He feels the “Tum-V as a Ell-mgr. edufitmg b” “‘6 lo-appear on an all-purpose committee, to help prepare a .vlously as the owner of Bill mg:gvncllhldwtlilPalistgiiixioxp 0:; $111?! :tbgélx‘ilgstgwimg CDT? R9881 \.e one Of 0m dellghtfun‘v W10“? t‘OlIId thCTII h) SllPh "1d 9mg 0 "e -" 00'“ brief to the minister of education. Subsequent meetings Ban molars. Willowdale. he b'oard memberé. A few n'amesléavlview 'Glen 'qllbdi‘fi’gilmin 9. appointed completely private munity colleges had gone up from 26 in 1963 to 35 in 1965. The number of ad- ults requiring “updating” with industrialists and service cllib members will be held. “If you feel it's a good program. 1 will keep at it and do what I can." Mr. Palmer said. Mr. Palmer also listed the points covering the new an establishment. a conclusion reached by the others as well. Mr. Chapman. who assisted Mr. Palmer in preparing a re-j bl‘lnllS With him a WWII“ “I 9"“ were discussed Monday night; Approved general acounts for‘ Banquet Rooms 'perience and 8“ 93"?“ "PPUla' but council was somewhat con-October In the amount of $95.- tlon for honest dealings. {used as m the number oftzm- “9 has Haven“ “'ldelVImembei‘s it. could name. 1 Recommended in a rem,“ of Continental Chef port. of the Colleges of Applied was also increasing. and the muegeg. A board of reign” to mmml a” CAATq was _ ‘ . r t - ‘ H « ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ throughout the “Ollt'l and now 7 . A A A . Arts and Technolo y. or CAA l‘.t adult evening program had - . . . A - - ‘ i . . . ' Accoiding to the Public Lib- the sewer and water committee. . . g twn helng 59‘ "11 Proposals EN“ ‘armus local al‘lhorlt‘e‘ resides in Willowdale where, be. my), Act. the board is to be m _ that the engineer prepare a. In the Dining Room d‘Il'hlod i“ “‘9 I“! should now be made to the board; the regents would name a board of governors for the particular institutions when approval is given; CAATS are to he completely financed by provincial and federal money; a campusâ€"type operation should be envisaged with 60 to 65 acres H up to 100 w being a requirement for a site. It is envisaged that two or more campuses may possibly be under one board of governors: there will be a modest tuition fee; the courses will be essentially beyond secondary level. bill for the most as it is referred to. said that‘ one only had to look at the imâ€" years from 700 to 1.400. migrants being sought to see “Forty percent of the young what the need of the country people might legitimately havej \ as. aspirations to attend such a col-; “What kind of people do we lege". Mr. Chapman said. Next have here?" Mr. Chapman ask- year. 500 students would be‘ ed. “People are more oriented ready for such a course. and by to technical than professional 1980 there would be 2.000. has 55”“ 0." Sigmfihmuzlflpa; I’D-Red 01' the t‘eeve. and threelstudy of costs for an extension ‘ri'nimll'fpf m e “"5 m 0 members [0 he appolnled bytof a watermain up to 16th Aven- I‘P'llf ‘“'k~ council. three by the publiciue. along Don Mills Road. fob. o ,, _ Spec1al $1.25 school board, and two by lhellowing a petition for same ‘ H ” sc arae sc oo oar . re or. o te ui in comd l'i‘ Y ’ J T ‘ I TTMV'PVPIIhter: “‘28 also the mi/tltee pshdwefduthali. bliiildging in' '7 & D fl . Served Daily By Finance Cte applied to as many of the vari-‘month showed a total of $720.~ feeling that this arrangementjlhe township during the past olls hoards there were. ill Richmond Room Downstairs with 125. with another $949 l‘creiVEfli inhsn' 1“ the man" "f location“ part not at the university level: students will be admitted I _ _ _ ' dust as Scarboro had more _ if they have a graduation diploma {mm am, secondary each board naming its full slate. in butlding and septic tank per-I it. i. I "Sldems Wh“ are teChnica' Men“ and R'Chmond Hm school course. including fourâ€"year programs; students will We“? Emmi l0 have a hig- mils. I ‘;'~‘,':' M, . ger board than borrowers". said In a report of Police Chief‘ Councillor Allan Sumner. iHarvey Cox. township police The clerk was instructed toiissued 221 charges under the L5 make further inquiries into thelCriminal Code. Highway Traf- : would serve students in both areas. A survey show- the workers than did Etobicoke. de- velopment in Richmond Hill.I and the area south of Maple int he admitted if they are more than 19 years of age. regard- less of previous education: courses will include business. engineering. agriculture; cultural courses. recreation. lib- eral arts. updating. trades science. closely related to indus- THE For Crosby School ‘ Richmond Inn ed of l a college on the. fringe of I "65 percent l tC‘ontinued from Page It I trial needs. computer. including programming. and courses be M building, few" Max“ “CL it'ic Act and Liquor Control Act. given under an agreement with a particular universuy. ‘ rmm‘: Th"? k no Mb" * * * * tduring Odctober. Stolen property " . ' ‘ < s . . . ‘ mou t t. .7 ‘ IllIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIlllIIIlIIIlIllIIIIIIIIIIIltlllllllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllttllllllllltlIllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIllIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllll Way Of 53"“115 mime)" ('nuncll alsn‘ Gale filSl and a n e 0 S4 34' “nth only‘ second reading to three by_l$930 recovered. Court. revenuei Mr. McKay also paid tribute “And there will be no better laws calling for separate deben-l“as 53'517‘ while Cwlser COStSI Call Mr Walter Dunphy ondary schools and the existing‘ OMING VENTS schools couldn’t cope with them:.to Mr. Palmer. for “the way price next year unless there is a lures in the amount 0f $32,500 amounted to $740 for 16.873 if, more technicians were required you‘ve taken this up. very dramatic volume reduction for watermains at Don Millstmiles and 1'1“ can" for your Fa“ Banquet i't'do all the time in industry; a “We need this". in work which isn‘t likely." mud and High“.V 7. $21300 .L__ ~__-_.,_L_h_.4 '.I'.:.'. greater amount of ttechnical' "‘ * * * _ School Board Chairman Wal-i‘fm- rnad grading on Rockwell SENSIBLE SHOPPERS PHONE 884-11n1 ' 889-1921 ' knowledge was required on a ‘Other comments: Plannmsbter Hutchinson emphasized thal‘Road and Noble Street. betweeni a?" Yonge Street, Richmond Hill BINGOâ€"THURSDAY night 8INOVEMBER 13 SATURDAY infirm“r “‘19- iD'Temr 13" I‘m" ‘0”9 “f “16 “‘9. i‘ght 100m. add‘l‘m‘ “#14111 and Lee Avenues; $165.000i CHECK p.m. sharp, jackpot. â€"â€"â€" 4 spec-lpm Rummage sale at North‘ John Honsberg‘er. chair- .presdur“: [artg'hesle.:°11$fi:s gmpllelljy r‘iglllgedlhffil- “Gk-tiff" sp'fOOt'Wide roadways' wat‘ LIBERAL CLASSIFIEDS " ' , . . . .. .. r v , t, .l \ ‘. mpngnn ea owvie _ _ -v-’. - -: "t. Lady Queen of The World Hallduau. 5090 ionge Street. Wll- rici High School Board. imam grade nines mm”) are.rour moms. We did consider wand Don DIAL 8841105 . . said that by 1970 all the unâ€" iversities in Ontario would east Side Of Bayview at CI‘OSby‘Iowdale. under the auspicies of, l . . . Ave“ Richmond Hill. “€28. [he LOBA. clwzo. for sometdelaying it until spring but we1 iwanted to take advantage oft lcommitting themselves I . . r n be fully hum, but 25 per ‘othei {mm of education . ll! ill IIK IIK - l A T 'l‘ "' "' I ‘ - l TOWHSI'IIP Engineer Dllsa‘n‘the $581100 forgiveness." SATURDAY â€" A dance will be mgxfifidlifimggfighilf gazing d gzad‘mg}: lMikias; "The technical aspect‘ The addition â€" if completed . . . t o. A - - t . . , _ y - held 9 to midnight at Legiontmclm‘0nd Hm Symphony Oh to “tend them. because right now is sadly lacking. . . . by March 'il would qualify There are just no technicians‘for a $58000 grant. from thei government under the Munic- Maynard S. Hallman. public ipal Assistance Act. how real the school inspector. York 3. “Thei A suggestion was advanced iproblem is getting one in thislthat the project might be too Community colleges‘late as it is to qualify for the ith‘grant. C . . ' . Hfif‘t'cg’i'l‘ggusctk I$30,121:?“0ndlchestra Will present a program mission $1.25 Ad'of operatic highlights, featuringl tf 20 room. * , * 1 c Joan Hall a: soloist; c3w18 “That shows . roblem is". he said. EVERY SATURDAY until Deâ€" NOVEMBER 15. MONDAY â€"‘p He said that six percent of all;area. . . . camber 4. Kingcraft Studio will Wlnter piano and theory term.age groups in England went tomay make arrangements w there wouldnt be enough iamund... be Open from 11 am to 4 pm' ibegins‘ 59.9 ESt‘eue Markham’s university. While the percentage‘any universities to grant a1 “It. probably is now" re- C4“’20iAd on Busmess and meessmnal in Ontario was 10, with anotherldegree". vtorled Mr. Hutchinson. “We’ve1 * " "' * .Page' 02w” four percent going to teachersl * * * * been held up for three weeks a It a it NOVEMBER 11. THURSDA’).â€"-. NOVEMBER FILMS OF NOTE SERIES college and Ryerson. 3 Also attending the meeting‘on this thing." I I In United States. the ratifi‘were: Mrs. Louise Aimone, Reeve Plaxton said'he didn‘t was 20 and 10 percent. tChairman TSA No. 1; Reeveihave too much faith in the ef- 16, TUESDAY, â€" 8.15 pm Euchre at. Legion Court. MAPLE LEAF ROAD TO ETERNITY. Japan- ese film on the war In China. and one man's resistance to the . . . Refreshments. c1w20‘ -~ ' r - br . . _ Sputnik. Mr. Honsberger said. Terry Lynd, TSA No. 1. C. M. _ initialgisgg Ithsnmlclgtgfrivrzfsfiglv * " * * r . I Joseph P. Loughran. Thorn- Seath. Principal Bayview Sec- “II?! as: sggtrfct‘loizsoi'vagx Japanese novel. one showingiNOVEMBER 19v FRIDAL Riel“ hill Separate School Board ondary School; Councillor Char-i re’apinv' a “field “‘8‘,” by ‘ only flaming at 730 Richmondimond H111 Naturalls‘tS_W1u meat treasurer. said he had found a‘les Hoover; Lawson Mumberg M'wrchzrging on pr‘med‘s ‘ Theiitre. ‘ ’ c1w20lat~ 3190 Dm.VPubllc lel‘ary allâ€" “tremendous shortage" of white‘son. former Deputyâ€"reeve oft and fining up toms » t 1 _ * i * * ldltor‘um' 131155 Edna lizard W111 collared. skilled technicians. andl‘Markham Township; Walterl p ' ¢ Speak on some Nature Glean- that management had been Heaton, chairman Markhami Mr. Hutchinson was also my ‘ ~ 7‘. A . NOVEMBER 13. SATURDAY. 1‘ pm Turkey Shoot. Rain or shine; covered firing line. Sponsoredl by the Victoria Square and Dis- trict Lions Club at Victoria1 Square Park. Don Mills Road' a: 18th Ave. czwis‘ o It it t l NOVEMBER 13. SATURDAY.‘ 10 am. at Richmond Hill High School Auditorium. the Library} Club presents films: "The. Sec? “it caveni also "The M-VStel’Y Kay Drive. RIChV‘ale- Gifts Richmond Hill got. a piece of1 One. teenager got a flashlightlcouncil approval on debenture‘ of the. Snakeskin Belt" (episode Christmas decorations. bake sale. the blackoubchans aiong with‘and helped direct traffic at thetissues. ‘ 21. Admission by season ticket.‘ * ‘1‘ * '1‘ Icomer of Yonge and Centre SLI “We'had to spend $15,000 for ‘ or 25° 31 donr- Clwzo NOVEMBER 20- SATURDAY- 1 when the lights went out. I At least one restaurant tried materials “him the contractor - T T t * “I 4 PI“ King Cit-V Unmd About 180 children were skal- to continue business with theibad already ordered and they NOVEMBER 13. SATURDAY. (‘buroh Bazaar of Christmas ing at the Richmond Hm Arenaluse of candles, But this wasn't‘now have been delivered into 1.30 pm. Christmas Sale will he held in Richmond Heigth Plaza by Richmond Hill Chapter 0r- der Eastern Star. clothing. white elephants will be for sale. c1w20 i t it ill NOVEMBER 13. SATURDAY. 24.30 pm. The Community Club Bazaar held at Jefferson School 11.12 miles north of Richmond Hill. Good prizes. tempting tables. itea. cookies served. Come one. come all. c1w20 1* I 1b 1k NOVEMBER 13. SATURDAY. White Rose Ball. Tam O'Shanter The blackout cancelled minor Undaunted employees at the‘ kn‘wxing What the More Semm‘ Citizens Bazaar. Tca.‘C0untr.\' Club. Tickets $15 per hockey games scheduled for the Liberal office carried on with Y’GS- I n V ~â€" ~ - e e" - #7 »â€"â€"â€" .Ag . .7 -r r 77 re- - ~ Bake Sale. 1.30 to 4.30 Club‘couple available from Mrs. A..night but a senior hockey game‘their proof reading via candle- I accep' ml" poml' 531d Mr- 8 FLAVORS Room. Legion Court. c1w20 . United Church. Ladies Auxiliary, Royal Canad- ian Legion. Admission $1.00. ings from rthe South Pacific.” Everyone welcome. c1w20 e t a 0 NOVEMBER 20. SATURDAY. 1.30 pm. Holly Festival. Maple UCWs. Annual Bazaar and Tea. Christian Education wing. Maple c2w20 it it! a at- NOVEMBER 20. SATURDAY.l 2-4 pm. Poinsettia tea and baz- aar at Emmanuel Church. Mac- Treasures. Home baking. knit- ting. sewing. gifts. lll ill ll! Ill ‘and Madeleine Howarth at Richmond Hill Public Library. c4w19‘ ##1## NOVEMBER 27. ISaints Christmas iBake Sale. Saturday. 12 noon. Legion Court. Richmond Hill. c1w19 it II III III DECEMBER 3. FRIDAY. YCHA ‘Simpson. 889â€"4516. RICHMO (Cash Carry) =$HIRT SERVICE: Corner Yonge Street and Levendale Road For Free Pick-Up and Delivery Call 884- III DRY CLEANING APPROVED SERVICEQ ND HILL 4411 c4w20 clw20‘ ‘ Christmas NOVEMBER 20-27 - daily exceptl gifts. Ihome baking. good usediWednesday. Art show by_Harold Latter-Day“ Bazaar and There was a great need for technicians since the advent of sending to England for help. lCharIes Hooper; E. J. Sand. Bus- iness Administrator TSA No. 1: lDistrict High School Board. everyone else Tuesday night shortly after 5 pm when the power shortage hit. “Everybody started Deciantis. "It was in there". formed police Ofi‘ICEI‘ Vaughan Township. was no panic". was able when power was restored. addition Crosby School found really in the dark. on ness continued as usual cal presence of people. [in orderly fashion despite absence of traffic lights, screamâ€" ing", said arena assistant George: just black‘sandwiches. Finally the owners Heights themselves Following a short pause. him- with the glow on cigarette ends the only object indicating the physi- Out on Yonge Street traffic continued unabated for the most part with motorists responding the Chaos In Richmond Hill When The Lights Go Out lmuch good in keeping coffee .hot. the chips warm. and the. ‘burners working! The order of the day of this particular establishment Mr. Deciantis said order was‘threw up their arms and hung. restored with the help of a uni-‘ from out the “gone home" sign. It was without. the wine In most Rich- “He was there watching his mond Hill homes. In some in- children skate and got his flash-‘stances light. I had one too and weavers caught with their candles directed the children off theldown and had to rush out and ice and out of the arena. Therelattempt modernâ€"day to buy or borrow some. to proceed at 9.301ight. York Central Hospital Ad- The blackout didn't deter the ministrator Gary Chatfield re- thrills than they while trying to negotiate from one side of Yonge Street to the other on the darkened roadway At last report. all survived the ordeal. Ontario Hydro officials blackout that and the United States failure in a 845.000â€"volt south of Niagara Falls. NY. TOTAL SHOPPING VALUE Is the Extra You Get. When You Shop At Home LOW PRICES - TOP QUALITY - EXTRA SERVICES SUPPORT YOUR HOME TOWN MERCHANT FRIENDLIEST PEOPLE TO SERVE YOU was mostly candle-light residents Pedestrians got a few more usually get. said that the cause of the power hit the province was a line forts of contractors to speed up‘ to make the deadline. ‘posed to a suggestion to build‘ the double gymnasium later; saying he thought “there would be no point in doing that. It would only cost more to build it. later." He said the board had done its utmost to co-operate with council on school construction adding the MacKilIop removal tions had to be postponed “be-: cause of the delay in getting SIRLOIN WING ORID FANCY JUICE large size 1265 doz. 3 gig NO. 1 WHITE Mushrooms bonded storage to be used for the project next summer. lWhat, the price then will be we have no way of knowing. We'll have to re-tender and find out." Mayor Broadhurst said he was critical of the board‘s i neglect to inform council l earlier of the $120,000 in- crease “and to come to our meeting and give us the opportunity to ask ques- tions instead of just mail- ing a piece of paper and expect us to pass it without Hutchinson. “I should have come up with the piece of paper in my hand. But I‘m tied up ALLEN'S DRINKS "whether we like it or not we It's not go- tlng to get, cheaper and it will .cost its more if we delay it. .We've no choice but to go ahead." COLll'ICIl was first hit by the request three weeks ago and after reeling from the effects deCided to meet with the school board. Following this council again hesitated and wondered if perhaps the architect had been mistaken. in his 27 percent estâ€" imate increase. It was then decided to call a committee meeting with the school board. the architect. and other affected parties. Total debenture requirement for school additions and altera- tion; this year will amount to about 5600.000. Council recently passed :2 5131.000 debenture for altera- to Richmond Hill High . DELMONTE Fruit Cocktail YORK Peanut Butter 2 lb. jar 19¢ STOKELY CREAM STYLE have to approve it. I5 oz. tins Hons School Cottage RoIIs DEN YELOW " ' Bananas 2t.29¢ N0. 1 BRADFORD COFFEE 4¢ OFF th. bag . :finance committee of Richmond ported no problem there. “We? mghts a Week on School I Hill Town Council. “Our automatic auxiliary busmesf‘ and I figure thats 5 ¢ Committee members â€"‘ al- power plant went on when the enough. . OZ ' . ready in the dark about the de« regular power went off and C‘mm'lllm‘ “Uddsf'om'hmed ' O benture cost rise in building an business carried on as usual". [he man" “all” g that MAXWELL HOUSE 1UP¢ CHUCKWAGON or BEEF STEW I‘/2 Ib. tin 43¢ CATSUP II oz. btls. r RICHMOND HILL LIONS CLUB "28 YEARS OF COMMUNITY SERVICE"