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mlAMES WHITMURE ' J. BARRfll NAISH- sucxsb ‘ _wrm ‘ ‘lO'VESf : â€"/ SffACKED-T WIIH = 5H5! ' DERIJRAR ROBERT IRRK PHER KERR -WAlKER - STEVENS - lAWEORD News News Cartoon .h "in." Wednesday and Thursday â€" February 28, March 1 Il' began in Merry Old tngland! Shows Daily at 7 and 9 pm. Saturdays & holidays continuous from 6 pm. FREE PARKING AT REAR OF THEATRE Entrance from Church Street. Walkway on north side of Theatre Building Friday and Saturday â€" February 23 and 24 Saturday: Matinee at 2 pm. Monday and Tuesday â€" February 26 and 27 1:. Richmond Telephone Richmond Hill 500 ‘ M-GvM's Romantic Comedy v‘.‘ High-jinx on the high seas! ‘ GEORGE mm“ “figealfignaaz IAURITZ FRANCES moan-MARI!” Wm 15 XAVIEB CUGAT MhWfio/ Cartoon UL . sxomnamemmyby . , NATHANIEL cums A MMWAYII new“ Struck a gushet 'In Texas! ‘ floors open at 1.30 pm- A METRO-GOLDWYN‘MAYER PICTURE Dileded by Ploduocd by NORMAN TAUROG - VAL LEWTON Featurette Feziturette Cartoon A deputation from Markhaml Township Council will go to IVorth York Township Council in an enâ€" deavour to assure a continuing supply of water for the German Mills area, it was decided at the meeting of the former body held last Saturday. Fearing that a new well being brought in by North York Township in the area would rob their wells of water presidents of the district have already petiâ€" tioned North York asking for an agreement that if this happens that township will assure them of a water supply from the new well. “These people have a right to be concerned," said Councillors Chas. Hooper and Alf. James, pointing out that a serious situation might easily occur. ' Markham Councillors Express Opinion Water Commission Might Be Desirable High School Basketballers Put in Good Performances In N. York League. Games Teams in the North York Basketball League this year are from High Schools at Aurora, Newmarket, Richmond Hill and from Pickering College at Newmarket and St. An- drew’s College at Aurora. To date the Senior Boys Junior “A” Boys R.H.H.S. . . . . . . . . . . . . Newmarket H. S. . . . . Newmarket H. S. . . . . . Junior “B” Boy! R.H.H.S. Girls 1 R.H.H.S. Girls Basketball teams started off the season with stout hearts and a new coach, Mrs. Mc- Donald of Richmond Hill. Games and Scores R.H.H.S. vs. Newmarket: Juniorzl R. H. H. s. 18, N. H. s. 39; Senâ€"1 ior: R.H.H.S. 14, N.H.S. 13. These were both clean fast bas- ketball games with both teams fighting hard. High scorers for R. H. were Easton for the Juniors with 10 and Johnson for the Sen- iors with 10. Aurora vs. Richmond Hill: Jun- ior R.H.H.S. 24, A.H.S. 13; Senior: ‘R.H.H.S. 12, A.H.S. 12. These games were played at Aur- ora. with plenty of fouls and loose Trustee Len. Clement contmued his opposition to expropiation pro- ceedings, asserting that other sites were available, although he was not able to name them to fellow- trustees. “Anything might hap- pen”, he stated, referring to the international situation and sug- gesting that a new school might not be necessary. Chairman Jas. Pollard, trustees Langstafi’ and Butlin pointed out the overcrowded cordition of the existing school, making it necessary even at the present to accommodate classes in the Municipal Hall. With the Board’s solicitor present trustees of Richmond Hill Public School spent a considerable amount of time at a special meeting held last Monday in discussing exprOpriatlon of land for a. new school on the Hausman property at the northern village limits. "Superstition" Trustee Told In Debate As School Site Expropriation Discussed “That‘s simply superstition,’ Trustee Clement was told when he asserted that “bad luck” would follow the school if the land was expropriated. The board decided to defer ac- tion for a, further short period in order to make a last atttmpt to see if other sites were available, even though they agreed that an exhaustive search had already been made. A former Richmond Hill hockey player joined the ranks of the pro- fessionals last Saturday night when Bob Hassard signed a contract with Toronto Maple Leafs. Hassard, a Toronto boy, played on the forward line with the Hill team some years ago, first in the minor bantams and then in the bantams in the Toronto Hockey League. In both of those years Richmond Hill won the King Clancy championship. He afterwards play- ed one season with the local Jun- ior B team, 0.H.A. In the sum- mers he coached the Stouffville In- termediate baseball team. Former Local Hockeyist Joins Maple Leaf Team The common cold can result in decreased hearing. following Girls Basketball Results games have been played: â€"- 55 ‘ Richmond Hill won 3, A promise to have density of population on the Langstafl’ Shiloh of No. 7 Highway checked was contained in a letter from the Dep- uty Minister of Highways. Under the covering act, he said, thirty mile speed limits could be estab- lished only where population in proportion to area reached a cer- tain point. “I think that is not always carried out,” said Councill- or James, referring to areas Where a speed limit of thirty miles was in force although the districts were not built up to the required extent. “I believe that the time has come when we should set up our own Water commission, said Councillor Hooper during a debate on wa~ ter problems in the township. He referred to the fact that municipal St. Andrews Aurora H. S. ....V......... Newmarket H. S. . . . . . . . .. Pickering Colfege Aurora H. S. . . . . . Newmarket H. S. . . . . . . . H Richmond Hill won 6 lost O.r Pickering College Aurora H. S. Aurora H. S Newmarket H. S. Aurora H. S. St. Andrews . . . . Pickering College . .. Richmond Hill won tempers. High talliers for. Rich- mond. Hill were Easton for the Juniors with 10 and Snider for the Seniors with 6. Newma-rket vs. Richmond Hill: Junior: R.H.H.S. 14, N.H.S. 20; Senior R.H.H.S. 26, N.H.S. 19. This was another fast game with fast passing. Richmond Hill top scorers were Cooper with 5 for the Juniors and Reycraft and Layzell each with 8 for the Seniors. Aurora vs. Richmond Hill: Jun- ‘ior: R.H.H.S. 26, A.H.S. 13; Senior R.H.H.S. 14, A.H.S. 7. This game was a big improve- ment on the first one. Top scorers were Cooper with 12 for the Jun- iors and Beycraft slipped in 10 for the Seniors. CONSULT BUR HflME PLANNING SERVICE {Telephone Thornhill 170 THORNHILL‘ ANSWELI. lost machinery to handle collections and other related matters would have to be set up when the new water system in Elmwood Park was fin- ally set up. Also, he stated, resi- dents of Highland Park sub-divis- ion were paying for services through the extra charge imposed on water secured from North York Township and that this money might as well accrue to Markham Township. “There will be other sections in the same position as We go along," he added. “I agree,” said Councillor James. “If we have to do it for Elmwood Park we might as well do it for the whole thing.” “Wouldn’t it be as well for us to have someone experienced come in and tell us just what is involved?” asked Reeve Win. Timbers. Coun- cillors spent some time discussing township engineering, with some expressing the belief that the time was close at hand when the muni- cipaity would save money and be more efficiently served if it had its own engineer, or at least shared the services of an engineer with a [neighbouring municipality. Compare These Prices See what you gain by modern purchas- ing methods -â€" by making use of eific- ient. un-to-the-minute, food buying and storage principles. Are you planning to build a home? Do you know that you can save considerable moneyJ by using standard size window frames and sash? Usually there is very little difference in size between standard size windows and odd sizes â€"â€" but a great deal of difierence in cost. Drop in at our showrooms and our engineers will be glad to transpose your sizes to standards, with no obligation to you. We also have available a large selection of knocked- down frames at very moderate 0081?. Let us show you how you can save money by using this handy method of building window frames. SHOW ROOMS AT YONGE STREET, THORNHILL and on No. 7 HIGHWAY at OUFFERIN STREET Markham Road For Economy, Efficiency in Buying & fluality .RENT A COLD STORAGE LOCKER “144/2 74a Man Who» RM 0%” RICHMOND HILL COLD STORAGE TODAY THE GENERAL RETAIL PRICE OF HAMBURG AND STEW BEEF IS 69c See What you gain in quality, price and. variety by buying in quantity. LUMBER By buying a hind-quarter of beef you get it at 67c per pound. This is baby beef, stall-fed, hung to your requirements, cut and packed to your own specifications, deep-frozen, vacuum packed â€"ready for your use in an instant when you require it. Your hindquarter, of course, includes all the better beef cuts â€" porterhouse, tenderloin, sirloin steaks and round roasts and rump roasts. If you plan on renting a locker to store your summer fruits and vegetables see us now. We can show you how to save its price by the time they are ready for, storage. THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Thurs, Feb. 22, 1951 PHONE 10 Wimle' mes For Brick and Frame Construction Cellar Frames Sash Storm Windows Check Rail Sash Casement Sash Door Frames Colonial Door Frames for Brick & Frame Construction Octagon Window Frames and Sash Combination Doors â€" screen and glaze:l Screen Doors and Window Screens WINDOW & DOOR FRAMES FITTING RATION TELEPHONE 588 Richmond Hill AUBREY NICOL Telephone Richmond Hill 134r31 I. D. RAMER & SON A special feed for conditioning dry cows, growing out heifers, fitting animals for show, and for the herd sire. Order this outstanding feed today. FUL-O-PEP ELGIN MILLS CONCORD Teleplione Maple 148 RICHMOND HILL‘