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CENTRE-POINT STEERING giving maximum steering-ease . . . with minimum driver fatigue or "car-wander" . . . and found else- where only on ¢ostlier can. CURVED WINDSHIELD with PANORAMIC VISIBILITY supplying that extra vision which means upra safety, exclusive to Chevrolet In in field. FISHER UNISTEEL BODY CONSTRUCTION with steel welded to steel all around you for maximum solidity, quietneu and safety. EXTRA ECONOMICAL TO OWNâ€"OPERATE- MAINTAIN 01L STORAGE TANKS and bringing you more when you trade; for chovrolon are MOI, woundâ€"now or mod! GORDON’S GARAGE KING ‘_ _ e, ONTARIO ID McLEAN SELLS REAL ESTA'E IONGEST, HEAVIEST CAR IN ITS FIELD, with WIDEST YREAD, as well giving more room, morn riding-comfon, morn road- ltoadinau and safety. ‘ WORLD’S CHAMPION VAlVE-IN-HEAD ENGINE the uxfru Officiant pow-r plan! that's “Hing 9h. Nomi for the induury. ' FISHER BODY STYLING AND lUXURY found oluwhnn only on mudv cosHIor «m. I' CERTl-SAFE HYDRAULIC BRAKES i (with Dublvlifo Riv-floss Brake Linings) Insuring swiftor, sufu flops for you and your family. ~vvv. . NOROLDA POULTRY Phone or Write to TELEPHONE 86 R. R. 2 Scarboro Junction RICHMOND HILL A PRODUCT OF GENERAL‘MVOTORS "I’m standing by for the most Beautiful BU Y of all. . .” OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE The Property of MRS.~AROHIE SAVAGE Lot 25, C011. 2, Vaughan Twp. 2 Miles West of Elgin Mills SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22 1 Chesterfield, mohair 1 Morris Chair 1 Wing Chair, mohair 1 Arm Chair and 1 Rocking Chair 213 Oak Ave., Richvale WWWO 'AUCTION SALE Nothing ‘ less will satisfy. Nothing else will do! Correspondent: Norm McDermott, Phone Richmond Hill 3641-13 The East Vaughan Ratepayers Association held its regular meet- ing last Thursday evening in the Richvale school basement. The important item of the meeting was the report of Mr. Cyril Baker on the mammoth raffle for the Hill- man-Minx motor car. The report was very satisfactory, so much so in fact that the building fund of the community hall was enriched to the tune of close to four hun- dred dollars. A very hearty vote of thanks was extended to Mr. Baker for his profitable time and trouble in the interests of the community, to which we add our own congratula- tions. As a direct result of the raffle it is felt the coffers are in a pos- ition to direct some effective work on the community hall and to this end the building committee have been instructed to obtain estimates on completing the erection of the walls. Could be that next year we shall see the hall take its place in the service of the community. Scouts and Cubs Well â€"- well. If there is any- one in the district who doubts the existence of a Boy Scout and Cub troop in Richvale they will be quite aware of this fact after next Saturday. Next Saturday is “Ap- ple Day” and it is the ambition of the Troop to have every man, wo- man and child in Richvale munching a MacIntosh Red â€" yessir. For the most part the boys are an independent self-supporting group, in fact it is part of their creed that they will be as small a burden as possible to their fellow citizens, rather their object is to be an asset and a help to the com~ munity. One day a year, however, they become salesmen â€" salesmen of one of the best of Canada’s prod- ducts â€" the apple. Indeed this is a worthy service and a money saver too for at to-day’s prices for doctor’s services, what a nice way to keep him away. Girl Guides and Brownies Even though the boys are doing their best to cause a disturbance at the weekly meetings of the girls the Guides and Brownies are doing very favourably indeed. The boys had better watch their step or they may be in rather warm water â€" fair warning to heed, eh lads. This Thursday evening the L0- cal Mothers Association of the girls will hold a meeting at the residence of Mrs. R. Paul, 187 Spruce Avenue at 8.30 pm. Moth- ers of the girls or any other lady interested in the group will be most welcome. Just putting type on paper isn’t printing as we understand it. Style counts. That’s why you should ,use The Liberal’s Job Printing Department. Telephone Richmond Hill 9. 7' RICHVALE L 92049. “With a key of gold the or. phnnage at Elgin Mills was open. ed Monday. The ceremony was attended by about 1,500 people, including many prominent mem- bers of Orange Order through. out the province. About eighty children arrived that day from the Picton Orphanage, which is now closed." “That the death of Leonard Curtis of Richmond Hill, who was killed by a Metropolitan radial car near Thornhill on June 11, was purely accidental, was the verdict of Coroner W. L. Bond’s jury, which sat on Thursday evening. According to the evidence of sev- eral witnesses, \Curtis drove his motor in front of the car, and the motorman was unable to st0p in time to avert an accident.” “In drawing attention to the progress which is being 'made along Yonge Street and other parts of York County near the city, the Toronto Globe says: ‘Richmond Hill will double in pop. ulation in the next five years if the increase continues at its pres- ent rate! If we can get houses built fast enough we have no doubt the Globe is within the mark." PHONE â€" THORNHILL 256W : “The massed choir comprising the four church choirs of the villâ€" age is holding practices every Thursday evening in the Masonic Hall, all of which augurs well for the success of the big union ser- vice in the park on August 5.” “A large number of our citizens journeyed to Markham on Monday afternoon and,enjoyed the pro- gram put on for the last day of the 50th anniversary of the place as a village.” “A petition is being circulated asking- the village council to co- opewte with the county and the railway with a view to removing the track to the centre of Yonge Street. Everybody would like to see the railway in the centre but when the cost to Richmond Hill is given, $42,000, it is little wonder that some of our citizens declined to sign the petition." “A party of midnight prowlers entered the premises of Mr. E. R. Fortner, clothier ad tailor. Tuesâ€" day night and carried away with them practically all the cloth in the shop, as well as six or seven ready-made suits, to the value of APARTMENT-SIZE WASHERS A ‘E These may be purchased on the Finance Plan â€" 10% down payment and the balance in easy monthly <3" instalments. , , NEW HOUSEHOLD EQUIPMENT KELVINATOR REFRIGERATOR â€" 7 cubic foot WASHERS - “Beatty” and Massey-Harris “Snowhite” ELECTRIC S'I‘OVES and RANGETTES HOME FREEZERS “BEATTY” IRONERS, VACUUM CLEANERS, WAX- 67 YONGE STREET Offers a. special occasion for the golfers of the district to join the Club now and save $20.00 initiation fee required from new members for 1950. The mem- bership fees for the 1950 season are as follows: Those new members who will pay one half of 1950 fees before the end of October will be accepted Without the initiation fee. Phone or write for application forms The New Uplands Golf and Country Club, Thornhill, Ont. Gentlemen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . m $70.00 Ladies 1 . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . $45.00 Juniors . $35.00 Husband and Wife . . . . . . . m $100.00 Harold W. Mortson RE - ROOFING NEW UPLANDS GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB (Excerpt; from the LIBERAL files of July 5, 1923 C. RIDDELL ’WAY BACK WHEN ,. We specialize in re-roofing, CEDAR AND ASPHALT SHINGLES, INSUL BRICK SIDING. ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN. Insulating ERS and POLISHERS TELEPHONE 93 about $600. They entered by the back door leading to the kitchen by boring a small hole through the screen door, which they were then able to open, and cut out a panel of glass in order to unlock the door.” The Chartered Trust and Execâ€" utor Co. of Toronto advertised: “Lots for sale in this beautiful new residential and garden sub- division, Elmwood Park, on Yonge Street just south of Richmond Hill. Acre lots $250. and up, building lots $4. per foot and up” “The next weekly bowling tour- nament will be held Monday even- ing, July 9, at 7 pm. As the finâ€" est lighting system in Ontario has now been installed we expect ev- eryone to be present.” “The interest in the meeting on Tuesday evening showed that the citizens are warming up as the days draw near for the 50 years celebration as a village on the 5th, 6th and 7th of August . . . . Mr. B. White and Mr. Lynett re- ported that the midway would be well looked after under the chair- manship of Mr. F. Teetzel. Mr. Morden was made chairman of the refreshment committee and Mr. Greene was asked to furnish duck or drill hunting for four large streamers. The suggestion was made that householders along Yonge Street prepare at once for decorating is one of the evidences of a warm reception for our wel- come visitors." “Workmen are bsuy these days erecting the Memorial to the sol- diers who fell during the war. When the stone pillars are placed in position and the names of our heroes engnaved, we are sure the structure, when completed, will present an imposing spectacle on the public school lawn.” “At the last meeting of Mark- ham township council the engin- eer and clerk were instructed to prepare’a report under a clause of the Local Improvement Act, in accordance with petitions sub- mitted by the Chartered Trust and Executor Co. for laying water main on Church Street, Richmond Hill. The clerk of Richmond Hill wrote that the corporation would supply water to Elmwood Park sub-divisions at 35¢ per 1,000 gal- lons up to 10,000 gallons, and at 25c per 1,000 gallons for all over 10,000 gallons, Markam township to pay all costs of connection.” RICHMOND HILL i REFRIGERATION SERVICE”? z PHONE 428W RICHMOND HILL g tomwououumw Let Us Help You Sell Your Property Our local staff is well qualified to handle real estate problems in your home communities. Hours in each place are 1:00 pm. to 9 pm. Two years have passed since the last survey in 1947 and it is deemed advisable that people should have regular X-Rays taken. Your co-operation and assistance is urgently need ed to make this Survey :1 success. SHEPPARD & GILL LUMBER C0. FREE CHEST X-RAY SURVEY PUBLIC NOTICE RE TWP. 0F KING Chest X~Ray Surveys will be conducted by the National Sanatorium Association throughout the Town- ship of King as follows: PHONE 27 IN LUMBER, TRIM, SASH, DOORS, ASPHALT PRODUCTS, GYPROC, TEN TEST; INSULATION FRIDAY, 0ct.‘14, 8.30 9.11:. 2 MAIN BOUTS CHALLENGE AND GRUDGE BOUTS No Time Limit Tom “Junior” Cooney Ed Mangotich 158 lbs. 163 lbs. Vs. Richvale Wildcat Public Enemy No. 1 Return Bout 2 out of 3 Falls Red Devil 160 lbs. Mystery Grappler 2 out of 3 Falls Mike Katina 230 lbs. Rugged Italian Oct. 13 â€"- Nobleton Oct. 19 â€"- Kettleby Oct. 17 â€" King Oct. 21 â€"â€" Schomberg HAROLD PATTDN Member of the Ontario Association of Real Estate Boards Thornhill Office, Phone 12 After hours and holidays call Mr. Wm. Oliver, Aurora 429r24 Miss Helen Sanderson, Richmond Hill 421W Mr. Richard Overbury, Thomhill 48W SERVING RICHMOND HILL AND DISTRICT Further information will be mailed at a later date. In Richmond Hill and District REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES, COMMERCIAL, DOMESTIC ALSO ELECTRIC RANGE REPAIRS WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED WRESTLING RICHMOND HILL ARENA DAVID McLEAN TOWN AND COUNTRY REALTOR Sponsored by G. & C. Athletic Club Heavy-Weight Bout 24 Hour Service 85 WRIGHT ST. FOR 19 YEARS LIMITED RICHMOND HILL f Orta Szabo 190 lbs. Hungarian Ace 60 Min. Limit Al Orlando 160 lbs. Classy Italian Wrestler 60 Min. Limit