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PAGE FOUR ===L_. ‘2 A U RORA M A M M O T H Celebration TOWN PARK, AURORA L A B O U R Mon. Sept. 2nd DAY “FULL DAY OF FUN FOR YOUNG AND OLD“ COMMENCING 1|) A.M. TO 2’ L/iCEL‘; " " " Children's Tricycle Race Various Other Races Entry Booth on Grounds BASEBAL 1 i ~ - Men’s Softball Tournament Ladies‘ Softball Game Baseball Game MIDWAY Pony Rides. Bicycle Races. Yo-Yo Contest. Horseshoe Pitching Contest EVENING CONCERT ‘leauty Contest Highlight of Evening TITLEâ€"“MISS YORK COUNTY” Entries to be made to Dr. C. R. Boulding not later than August 31. Contestants judged at evening concert DANCING UNDER THE STARS LUCKY PRIZES AT 11.00 PM. AT DANCE Prize for oldest. woman or man on grounds Consult your lucky number program for times of events Lucky Prize and Dance Tickets 25c. or 5 for $1.00 Holder need not be present to win Admission to Park during: day Adults 25c. Children under 14 Free Most Rev. Gabriel Breynat, Arctic who gas the guest of Mr. Catholic church Whenever you want to eat out but you i are sick of restaurant food, try PONY CREST LODGE ‘ ELGIN MILLS The North York Lacrosse League schedule games will finish tomorrow night at Aurora with Maple being , the visitors for the Combine aggreâ€" gation. This game will not affectl the play~off berths, but will be a preview of what the fairs can exâ€" pect to see when the play-offs comâ€" mence as these two teams will battle it out in a three game series to see who will tackle Woodbridge. league leaders, for the J. E. Smith, M.P., trophy. President Charlie Rowutree has yet not set the dates for the playâ€" offs but it is expected that the first round will be completed next Week as the O.A.L.A. are anxious for a winner to be (lectured as soon as pessible. Lunch Breakfast Dinner Open Evenings. l:~ :;n e.‘-:L‘iting- lacrosse game at; the Richmond Hill Arena last Thur5~ day night the local lads were defeat- ed by the Maple boys to the tune iii tose first Game The first girls’ softball game in quite a number of years was played on the local diamond last Thursday night between RCOC girls of Aurora and the irewly formed Richmond Hill team. As was anticipated the local girls were no match for the opposi- tion and the visitors walked away with a 20â€"3 (lecisiou. The Hill girls were somewhat nerâ€" vous for: their first game and took the defeat with a grin nnrl deter- mined to do better next time. The highlight of the local team was the pitching of CatharineMacAr‘thur,.14- yearâ€"old public school girl. She pitched superb ball throughout the entire game and struck out several batters. With a few more games and better support from the other members of the team this girl would be classed with the best in the couri- try. She had perfect control of the ball at all times and allowed only two batters ~to get a base on balls. The other members of the team showed their nervousness and made several errors but this will be elim-‘ inated with a few more games. Two casualties occurred. Diana Andrews playing third base received a broken finger and Dorothy Costoff the catcher, neglecting to wear a mask, received some badly bruised eves. Everyone will be behind this teami in the future and it appears as if' Richmond Hill might develop some smart girls‘ softball players before many years have passed. This Thursday night the girls will' be hosts to the league leaders of the UTILITY CAN ’ This Solidly Constructed Can be used for any purpose . . Si 1‘ : 'ti , S' l H ' ~ 1 Flexrble spout. wrth screen (rem0vable) mgewsahecigoneleif'fi'éd used extensively by the U.S.A. Army. diamond. Come on you Richmond Hill fans turn out to this game and show the girls that you are behind them win or lose. They won't be discouraged if they are defeated as it is their intention to have a girls’ softball team in Richmond Hill. WHILE THEY LAST â€" $3.95 3â€"â€" Aeroplane Gasoline Tank 64 gallon capacity, all aluminum. well covered with rubber and fabric material. useful for storage tanks. SALE PRICE â€" $12.50 each chnnoivb HILL CHORAL SOCIETY First rehearsal for the season will be held in the High School Monday,l August 26th. Singers in all sections‘ will be welcomed. wife points out that 51 l a girl wishes to solve permanently" A farmer‘s the problem of personal unemploy- linent, she should marry a farmer. THE LIBERAL, RICHMOND REL, ONTARIO called the flying bishop of the and Mrs. Gilbert Labine of Carr- ville for nearly a week,‘Qelébrating Mass daily at St. Mary": Roman North York Lacrosse League Play-off_s__S_tart Next Week' of 8-5. The first two periods saw Map]:- take a commanding hold of the game were in for a sound trouncing. the end of the second period the score stood 6-1 for Maple. The Hill boys came out in the third stanza with renewed energy and forced the battle from then on and in the final stage of the game held their Oppon- ents down to two goals while they accounted for four. Norm Stunden was the Hill’s out- standing player accounting for four of his team's counters and with a little more practice might easily _ have made it several more. Dougl Moore netted the Hill’s other goalu In this game the Hill team were minus several of their best players and if they ever have the fortune to get a complete team together might make it interesting for the other aggregations. l’s Softball Team HARDBALLNOTES, In the finals of the local [ions Club Midget hardball series between Aurora and Richmond Hill the ser- ies stands at a game apiece with both teams wmning on their home diamond. Early last week the Richmond Hill boys were defeated at Aurora ‘ny the lopâ€"sided score of 20â€"4 and the gum: looked as if the Aurora lads might take the series in a walk. Not to be outâ€"done last Friday night at the local diamond the Hill boys turned the. tables on the visitors.and de- feated them by the score of 4-1. In this game Norm Stunden pitched and allowed only two hits during the entire seven innings. BOWLING NOTES A rink of Richmond Hill bowlers captured sixth prize in the Oshawa Gold Cup Tournament on Wednesday afternoon. This is the third time that this rink has won all their games in this tournament. The rink was composed of G. Winter, J. Graiager, G. MacPhail and Gar. Yerex skip. They received Kenwood blankets as prizes. This Friday night air ooen tonrna ment (men’s trebles) will be held at the local green commencing at 7 p.m. for the Mackenzie King Trophv. This is for district 13 and only rinks- from this district may enter. Local rinks will be drawn from the hat and all who desire to bowl please turn out Friday night or notify T. B. Lamb. Next Tuesday night, August 2Trh. the local club will make the returr visit to Newmarket. All members are urged to be present and join with the club on these friendlv ex- changes. Cars will leave the Radial Station at 7 p.m. The Mixed Rinks Tournament for the Mrs. E. T. Stephens trophy held on Saturday, August 10th was won for the second year in succession by 21 Wells Hill foursome and skipped by P. Lynn. Second prize was a team from Stouffville skipped by G. Lemon.‘ A local rink captured the high for two wins and was (‘OlllpOéFd of Mrs. N. Brown, R. Moodie, Mrs, N. Chatterley and N. Chatterley skip. The high single winner went to '1 rink from Globe Manor skipped by T. Mawson. advocates the days Fiveâ€"day-week have forgotten mandment “Six labor.” possibly Fourth Com- shalt thou ( 7 highway. ,and courtesty, Charles & Co., 1763 m Classified Advert THURSDAY. AUGUST 22nd, 1946 “"1 o o - r. :1 o l I & THIS IS THE DAY OF ADVI’R'l‘iSINtlâ€"nhlAKli 'lilll-I MOST (il’ iT. RA'I‘lCS«»l"ivc lines or lch, 51.? cent: for st .nsrt't on until?) t'('.‘lI\' for each subsequent insertion. t‘n‘cr .3 lines .3 cents pi rvln'e txtrn each ll}>Gl‘li(H.. ll“ (‘IlARtilCD NINE ('EFITS l‘LR l.l.\l£. FOR SALE oincv unwind. good Worker s irsjlr' tl' double. (<40. l‘htmn Stunt!â€" 25 DI'CKS 3 months old. Telephqu \illr- 010.7. lws Richmond Hill liHl'lB. clw.‘ GIRL'S BICYCLE. in good running cider. Phone Ric-him:an Hill till-1“. HAPPY Trio~ridiir RANGE, g'oml condition. Plltillt' Tti Thornhill, clwil USED BASKETS and BAGS, Apply lC. Walker & Son. phone Maple “l ' lwa‘ Ll DOORS, :i ft. by 7 ft. by 15"... in. thick, six lights. Apply Ill Rose- view Ave. “lwx PIGS 0 weeks old. Apply McDonâ€" ald, May Ave., Richmond Hill. evenâ€" ings only. "lwb BICYCLE, brand new‘,‘ ridd- en twice. Apply 40 Ros-review Ave. Richmond Hill. "1w8 17 YOUNG PIGS 7 m weeks on. Bcrmor Farms. Lot 24, Corr. 2 Markâ€" ham, Richmond Hill. c1w8 007m STOKER. 1st class condition, also about. 4 ton of good stokcr coal. Apply 130 Yonge St. clwtf TABLE CORN, Golden Bantam. Ap- ply J. O’Neil, Elgin Mills, telephone Richmond Hill 44132. *1w8 SEWTNG MACHINE, excellent conâ€"l dition. drop head, cabinet style. Phone 115W Richmond Hill. *lwx ”G_0'0D JERSEY cow, fresh; Yorkâ€" shire sow and 6 pigs. Apply Robt. Stonehouse, lot 8. con. 5 Markham. *le DUTCHESS, Wealthy and ‘ Transparent apples. Apply William Vanderbent, phone Thornhill 18121. c1w8 _______________,__ SEED WHEAT, Dawson’s Golden Chaff, grown from registered seedu Apply Roy Baker, phone Maple‘ 63r'13. *1w8 .________________ SILO, 34 x 12. wood, treated, double tongue and groove, also barn timbers 1.0 x 10. Phone Agincourt 531‘1 cv- enings. car/8 M-H GASOLINE ENGINE with clutch pulley, ti H.P., in good shape, :ior. LEONâ€"(TRN mass 11' ('xcuilcnt condition. priccd reasonable. l‘l‘nizc Storiffville 010.3. le 1322 ("ALIBRIC RIFLE. (Viney. single 1 Yellow 1 ismall country estate on main high- price reasonable. Norman Dolson. Headford. cl‘wS M_ CHESTERFIELD SUITE and kitch- en cabinet; also quantity of large size sash with lights. Phone Thorn- hill 1081-1}. c1w8 .and it looked as if the Hill ’boys WAGON and HAY RACK, 850. An- At ply Leechwood Farms, Concession 3, Markham Twp., 1 mile south of No. tch SEED WHEAT, No. 1 Dawson Gol- den Chaff, grown from registered seed. Clark Young, Milliken, phone Agincourt 45w11. *SWS M 1936 FORD‘TRUCK, 2 tons, serial No. 18313114270. Apply J. Evison, 0/0 W. Morrison, Elgin Mills, phone Richmond Hill 1021’2. *1w8 TORONTO ASPHALT SHINGLES in stock. Colours, mountain green, robin red. sunset, clover, briar. An- ply phone Thornhill 177. c2w3 DIAMONDâ€"ENGAGEMENT RIN‘G, bluebird, new, yellow gold, nice de- sign; also goose and gander. Ap- ply Rendle, phone Maple 651-4. c1w8 ’ULLETS. We can still supply a limited number of ready-to-lay Legâ€"l shot. Apply Du\’i>. llnnt's Stop 24 Yonge St. Luna, 112's DINlNG noon ivzxriassoâ€"sTXHF ,quO’l condition. “I. 50 LEGHORN lllCNS l \".‘211‘ old. al- Rock cockerel: 3 Apply The i.lr\.‘2‘.‘.l_ 'lw\‘ a“ CREAM SEPARATth and chicken house sprayer. Apply E. Ilopper. Steele's Ave. wcst near I‘lufferin. . "‘st 4 YOUNG COWS. Holstein. duc- in September and October. Apply Gor- don Avery, |-t.l\’. 1 Maple, at, Teston. *-1ws‘ Apply 17 l,‘cntr.‘ St. llill. Richmond '1ws‘ so some *larrcd months old. {woonisrovnflror .41., cream enamel. good condition. Harry A. Rose, Stop 233 Yonge St., Mill Rd.. tfc40 THRESHING MACHINE. w it h shredder and grain thrower, also Eagle Tractor, 20-5-15. Apply R. Rowutree. Woodbridge, phone til‘v'4. c1w8 LARGE BELL ARMY TENT. in exâ€" cellent condition, will accommodate 5 or 6 people. suitable for hunting or fishing parties. Can be Seen at T. F. Jackson’s, Maple. cile M“ IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, $21,000, Richmond Hill. ' ’i‘lwx RAILS. way 15 miles north of Toronn. situ- ate-d on almost one acre of landscapâ€" ed grounds. Owners colonial resi- dence. flagstone terraces, living room with open fire place, three bed- rooms. bathrooni, completely modern kitchen, Deluxe electric refrigerator and stove, oil heating. Inspection by appointment. Box No, 36:. The Libâ€" eral. c2w6 W Hiliiinrfvrwiif roucu NHSCELIANEOUSI stair hand rails, fire (logs, fire WA'I‘ER IIAULI‘II) for dry cisterrsJ scrtcns, fire set-4 and acetylene weld- ing. Apply T. Elliott, Richvale. and wells. Gibson Transport, phone Agincourt 15’8R. WELL DIGGING, excavating and pipe lines, concrete Well cribs. T. Jer'rett. RR. 1 Richmond Hill, phone 2-1814. lw8 BODY AND FENDER REPAIRS, spray painting. Free estimates givâ€" en. Stanley Page, Garden Avenue, Langstaff. phone Thornhill 471‘3. tch M SPECIALIZING in hydro lines on private property, primary or second- ary, flood lighting and poles supâ€" plied. Phone evenings Markham 741‘4. TEAMSTER â€"â€" Gardens ploughed, cellars (lug, grading and mowing. Apply Bert Smith, Elgin Mii‘s, phone Richmond Hill 13-1112. tfc-h I---‘.WN MOWERS SHARPENED 62 repaired. Joseph Winger, corner 01 Carrville Road and Dufferin Street, phone Maple 621'21. tfc43 tfc3 lor's. WANTED \\'ll.l. HUARI) ('llll.l), .rn_\' rigs: ,\p_ ply flux :20. The Liberal. \‘l\\.\' “A... SHUT (iL'N in good condition. .-\pâ€" ply Liberal Office. l'wS li\.l‘.\"S ('Rll-l wanted. reasonable. 11.2» 1113 Richmond llill. \\'(l.\l.-\.\'V‘\\’:rnts \\‘O'.‘i\' by the day. :\ppl,\ liox n; The Liberal. c1w.\‘ 'l'\\'tI l).\\'â€".\1l'1.\'wfbr farm work. lit -t-l2‘.‘.‘ n harms, Richmond Hill, Ihniit' 3-1. c1w8 DAILY TRANSPORTATION from King In Tcronto. Apple Box 1275' The Liberal. clwb‘ \\'().\lA.\.‘ to do general lrouurwork I .lay weekly. Apply 110 Richmond St.. Richmond Hill. " two? _,._‘__‘_“ RELlABlAfl (‘LEANING WOMAN or girl 1 or :3 half days a week. Phone. 131 Richmond Hill. «‘ZwS {m1 AN for weekly housecleaning and ironing. Apply 47 Mill Street. phone Richmond Hill 35M. cle HAND OPERATED WASHING MA- CHINE, preferred complete with wringer. Apply Liberal Office. ”1\v.\‘ ELDERLY CHRISTIAN LADY would like an unfurnished, light: houselu-eping room in Richmond Hill. Apply Box 141.2 The Liberal Office. c1w8 W“ URGENTLY NEEDED, 4 tons good quality loose clover or alfalfa nay. Apply M. Snrabura, 54, No. 7 high- way east, Langstaff. *3w5 a TRANSPORTATION one or both ways, leaving Richmond Hill 7.30 am. to 7.45 a.m., and leaving To- ronto 4.31) p.m. to 5 p.m. Kindly telephone Richmond Hill 227. ‘i'lwrl TRANSPORTATION to vicinity of Queen and Broadview. arriving be- .fore 3 p.m., leavmg 11 p.m., both or one way. Fred Patterson, 04 Edgar Ave., Richvale. c1w8 POULTRY WANTED â€"â€" We pay highest cash prices for liVe poultry. We also custom pick at 8 Cents per bird. S/clromberg Poultry Process- ing Plant, phone Schombergr 78. tf‘dt) DEPENDABLE YOUNG GIRL or WOMAN for light housework in modern home in Toronto, private room, must be fond of children, re- fcrcnccs required. Apply Box 1 The Liberal Office. ‘ c1w8 DEAD HORSES & CATTLE want- ed. For free nick-up phone RICH- MOND IIILL '7 or KING 24rd. or MAPLE 2037. We pay telephone charges. GORDON YOUNG LIMIT- ED, Toronto. phone AD.3636. th. mâ€" RENT UP TO {110 ‘r.U'1 PER MONTH, Professional man, wife and child re- quire year round accommodation, furnished or unfurnished for several years in town or village near Toron- to. C. R. Welch, Room 412, 200 Bay St, Toronto. cle a“ GOOD GIRL, between 25 and 40. for general housework, comfortable liv- ing quarters. with private room and bath, in pleasant home. Good wages and time off. if satisfactory. Phone Mohawk 4227 collect or write Box 982 The Liberal. clw8 ROUND READING GLASSES between Richâ€" mond Hill Dairy and Wright & Tay- Person may have same by paying for adv. and proving prop- erty. Apply Liberal Office. m; . Sale. Register AUGUST 28â€"Auc- u4. V'EDNESDAY, born ullets, 51;) mos. old. A) 1' H ticn rallC of .10 head chorce dairy BLII'WOIOd Farms: phone Maple fully SAND AND GRAVEL deliyered any- t‘Jtllt‘, registered and grade Idol- ,Clwg where 111 district. E. Charity, Yonge stems. horses. implements, gram, Street. and Brooksidc Road. Phone rubber" mounted Ferguson tractor, MANTLE RADIOS, Rogers and Richmond Hill 1021'14. tfc. nearly new, and 7 acres of Lauren- Stewart Warner; also record play- ers in stock. Prices range from $29.05 to $59.95. Phone 177 Thornâ€" llill. c2w3 NEW HAMPSHIRE PULLETS, beâ€" ginning to lay, others 8 weeks and 18 weeks old. Breeding cockerels. P. C. Hopkins. 10 Mill St.. Richmond Hill. *1w8 WINE RAINCOAT, size 10; Brom- ley tweed coat, size 10; polo coat,. light brown, size 8; girl’s suit, light blue, size 8. All in good conditiouu Apply Liberal Office. *1w8 WIRE CABLE; iron pipe half to six inches; fittings; couplings; valves M 1%“ ALL KINDS FURNITURE refrain. upholstering. carving. ‘VanDyke, 33 Hunt Ave., Richmon. Hill. LAWN MOWERS cleaned, sharpen- ed, repaired and adjusted. A. .\.c.il,1 lilg‘n Mills, 1,": lllllt‘ west of Yuziu‘e SL, phone 12341211 Richmond Ilill. tf'cSO 1 nrile south of Kcswick. tian table turnips, the property of Roy .1. Pollock, lot 10, concession 4 North Gwillimbury, 1.mile east and Sale at 1 p.m. shaer This is one of the best dairy herds in the district, produc‘ ' i . . .. .,-‘.. ‘ iug approximately 8 cans of milk daily. Entire 'herd TiB. >thnegatrrve tenr sold and installed. ‘ Frank York 1945' EVCI-‘Vlhmg 501‘ “l “Lt L and Nelson Donneral, r3111. 1 Maple. phone 31124. t."th work. given. cabinet Estimates “7 Hun N. L.. 1.1: and taps; sand screens; Scales to 2000 lbs; filing cabinets; desks, etc. Young. Steele's Ave. at Bayview Ave. “IwS Mg 1‘ ROOMS with sunroom, lot 45 by 180, hardwood floors. water inside,l mmediate possession, $4,000.00. Apâ€"l )ly Mrs. Bentley, Oak Ave., stop 22_ {onge SL, phone Richmond Hill’, 1123. m 30 ROCK HENS, laying; 75 Rock, pullets 6 months old; 1 reg. sow and 12 pigs 4 months old; 15 sheep. Ap- ply R. H. Macdonnell. 2nd farm south of No. 7 Highway east one of Dufferin St., Concord. clv‘S \JEW COMBINATIONS and radios, Stromberg-Carlson, Stewart Warner. Marconi, Addison and Electrohome, '30 and up. Call us for information Avenue Rd.. phone Mohawk 9473. c3w6 N l REGISTERED T.B. TESTED secâ€" ond calf Jersey heifer. fresh; 1 rear. T.B, tested and vaccinated springing" Jersey heifer; 1 grade T.B. tested ; and vaccinated springing Jersey heifer. Apply Don Chalk. Toinpcrâ€" anceville. phone King 2431'5. 'lv,'\’ .â€"_‘_____ LOOK. FARM FOR SALE! 1240. \cres ideal fertile clay and loam roll- ing farm. no hills. 21 miles north- .‘as: of Queensville. tractor farm.‘ ‘i'Otiti producing and dairy. truck takes milk at gate. homestead house. electricity in house and barn, :rlso' water in house and barn. double bank: barn. flowing well in lane for stock] and some bush. Act quickly to your fall wheat sown. Apply to W. Good, owner. 6059 Yonge St, New- tonbrook. c2wr mofiomomomso: .) I PLUMBING STOVES and FURNACES repaired. 40 years teed. ford St., Elgin Mills, PO. Box 149 Richmond Hill. experience. work Apply (‘lrris Kendrick, 10 Ox- *4w8 ‘ 7'! 2 'rv“v“rޤr[WnE MAPLE TINSMITH & SUPPLY Tinsmithing and Plumbing Eavestroughing Furnaces Installed L. HOUSE Telephone Maple 19M Phone Willowdale 2108 guaranâ€" I .1. FOX & SON Tirsmithing, Ventilation. Air Condi- tioning, Exhaust System. Hot Air Furnaces installed & repaired. serve as owner giving up farming. Terms of sale cash. P. W. Mahoney, clerk. .I. F. Kavanagh, auctioneer, phone 105 Queensville. The New Hoover Vacuum Cleaner That women have been wait- ing for has arrived. Come in and see them at ELECTRIC Phone 242 YEREX 24 Yonge St. Richmond Hill 87 Steele’s Avenue East R.R. 1 York Mills, Ont. EAVESTROUGHING r & SHOP WORK i=o==o=o===o=o==xo=o==o=o