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S P R l N G . I S JUST AROUND THE CORNER JOSEPH COTTEN CLAUDETTE COI JENNIFER JONES SHIRLEY TE MONTY WOOLLEY LIONEL BARRY “SINCE YOU WENT AWAY” IT’S IN THE AIR & COME ON GEORGE JOSEPH COTTEN JEFF CHANDLER RICHMOND HILL COLD STORAGE MARKHAM ROAD . RICHMOND HILL Fri., Sat. â€" March 9, 10 An outstanding cast in an outstanding picture WHY NOT COMBINE THE TWO BY CALLING RICHMOND HILL 588 AND LETTING US TELL YOU HOW THEY CAN BE BROUGHT TOGETH- ER WITH REAL CONVENIENCE REAL ESTATE LIMITED DO YOU LIKE THE BEST IN FOODS Royal Theatre Yonge Street South Richmond Hill Tonight Only â€" Thurs., March 8 “THE BLUE LAMP” ADULT JACK WARNER, JIMMY HANDLEY You asked for it â€" Here it is â€" GEORGE FORMBY IN 2 HITS Please Note: Last complete show at 8.30 Please Come Early WE KNOW YOU LIKE THE BEST IN' PRICES Wed., Thurs. â€"€ March 14, 15 Mon., Tues. â€"- March 12, 13 Now is the time to consult NELSON GRIN NELL “TWO FLAGS WEST ERNEST BIRMAN Telephone 613 OPEN EVENIN GS Matinee Saturday 2.00 pm. Plus Cartoon and Interest ERNEST IDOUT Aurora CLAUDETTE COLBE'RT SHIRLEY TEMPLE LIONEL BARRYMORE LINDA DARNELL CORNEL WILDE knee type '2 Pulpers Barrel Churn .Cutter {Set of good Breeching Harness \Also odd Harness, etc. match Simmons Swing Couch 3 Cape Cod Garden Chairs Large Size Quebec Heater Jacket Heater 2 Lawn Mowers, one near new Possibly other odd Household Fur- niture and effects, etc. The Property of Fremar Farms, Gormley fRogers Snow Plow and Bulldozer Blade, with hand hydraulic lift, to fit any tractor. Very good. Smalley Blower, with pipes, good McC-D Hay Loader, complete with for garages Forks, Shovels, Scythes, Pails, Chains, Trees, Yokes, along with’ other odd articles too numeroul to mention Hay, Grain, Harness Approx. 40 tons Mixed Hay, baled Quantity of good loose Hay 200 or 300 bales of Straw Approx. 600 or 700 bushels of Oats Set of Double Harness Set of Single Harness Collars, etc. Elec. Refrigerator and House Furnishings, etc. GM Elec. Coldwall Refrigerator, I or 9 cubic feet, 60-cycle, gooti order Electric Washing Machine, 60-cycle Electric Console Cabinet Radio with separate plug-in recor player attachment Several large commercial Electric indirect Light Fixtures Singer Sewing Machine Child’s large size Crib in cream enamel; also chest of drawers to match 3-piece Bed with Springs, matures; Telephone Table and chair to L Terms cash. No reserve. Sale at 1 pm. Proprietor is giving up farming. Jas. Smith, clerk I KEN & CLARKE PRENTICE Plow, good McC-D 13-disc Fertilizer Drill good Farm Wagon and Rack F-B 8’ Tractor Tandem Disc Har- green crop attachment, good McCâ€"D Side-delivery Rake, good McC-D 5 ft. No. 7 Mower, good 10 Ft. Sulky Rake 6 Ft. McC-D Grain Binder McC-D Manure Spreader McC-D Scufiler, good McC-D 2-fur. Ace bottoms Tractor row Set of Drag Hal-rows Cockshutt Corn Cultivator Fleury Walking Plow 3 Sets Farm Sleighs, sloops and Auctioneers Markham P.O., ph. Markham 346 Millikan P.O., ph. Agincourt 52w3 ‘ Shotgun Large pile of Firewood, etc. Quantity of Plywood _ Several good Storm Doors, suitabié cap. Poultry Feeders, Fountains, etc. Hay Fork, Ropes, Pulleys, etc. took Loading Chute ' l Steel Fuel Drums Portable Grain Bagger Farm Wagon Gear Wheelbarrow 2 Fanning Mills Ext. Ladder Ira Johnson Hammerless 12-guago The Property of E. A. Radford "I Tractor, Combine, Implements - Ford-Ferguson Tractor with plowI power take-off, pulley, lights and starter, in good condition M-H Clipper Combine, complete with scour kleen, bagger type, and special hook-up attachments for potatoes. Good working or- der. M-H 15-disc Tractor Fertilizer Drill, with footboards, etc., near new M-H Tractor Tandem Disc Hmrow Cockshutt Spring-Tooth Cultivator M-H 6 it. Grain Binder McC~D 6 ft. Mower, tractor hitch Manure Spreader M-H Tedde! Set of Drag Harrows Rubber-Tired Wagon with tractor and horse hitch. Very good condition. - _ M-H Dump Rake ‘ Circular Saw, complete ‘ " IGood Top Buggy and Cutter :Grain Grinder and Scuffler Miscellaneous Articles Hand-operated Portable Milking and King Townships and pay 50% of the cost of sidewalks from the school to the King side road. Pres- ident E. L. McCarron of the assoc- iation drew attention to the new type of warning sign which had been erected near the school re- cently. -. Machine, complete with 2 units Cream Separator, medium Jamesway Elec. Brooder, 1,000 cap. Coal-burner Broader Stove, 5003 Regretting his inability to be present because of the fact that the Ontario house was in session, Major Mackenzie also said that the Department of Highways was preâ€" pared to go along with Whitchurch A proposal to reduce fees for the balance of the associatlon’s fiscal year caused some discussion but failed to find a seconder. Safety Measures Being Taken At School, Ratepayers Advised School crossing strips are to be painted on Yonge St. at Oak Ridges school, it was disclosed in a leter from Major Alex Mackenzie, member of the Ontario Legislature for North York read at the meeting of the Oak Ridges - Lake Wilcox Ratepayers Association on Monday night. E. A. RADFORD Lot 12, Con. 3, Markham Twp. V4 mile north of No. 7 ngy. SATURDAY, MARCH 17 0F FARM MACHINERY TRACTOR, COMBINE, HAY, GRAIN, ETC. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ELEC. REFRIGERATOR AUCTION SALE The property of Twenty-nine Outposts serve the people of Ontario. Your donation to the National Red Cross appeal for funds will help this great chain of mercy. The National ob- jective is $5,000,000. The Provin- cial objective is $2,000,000. You have the entire month of March to make your contribution. It is your share in the work of mercy. It happened on the lonely island of Clapperton in Lake Huron. The lighthouse keeper, William Baker, was awakened one night by a sev- ere pain in his right side. He tried to get up to go and signal for help from the tower, but he couldn’t move. For three days he lay there not caring if he lived or died, then suddenly he rmembered the light. The oil was running low and soon there would be no light to guide the ships through the darkness. He made a super- human efiort, dragged himself out of bed and attempted to crawl the 30 or 40 yards to the lighthouse. He collapsed with pain while still several yards from his goal. Five hours later a friend rowed up to the lighthouse to return?~ borrow- ed article. He took the sick man to Kagawong, iron the northern shore of the Manitoulin Island, and then by car to the Red Cross hos- pital at Mindemoya. Doctors there performed an emergency op- eration. Just as the lighthouse is a bea- con of hope to ships sailing the dark uncharted waters, so the Red Cross Outpost Ijospitals are a ray of hope to the people living in re- mote and isolated sections of the country. Engineers have nearly completed their survey of the north road into Lake Wilcox, it was disclosed. A long discussion on the school sit- uation at Lake Wilcox took place, with several of those present ex‘ pressing the belief that a portable school would provide an answer to the pressing problem. King 17R4 Ell-IIIIIIIIIIIIII The question of dogs and gar- bage, Mr. McCarron told the meet- ing, was being studied and develop- ments could be expected. [‘he question of new industries for the township, he said, was also being dealt with seriously. A decision to change the meeting to the first Tuesday in the month, in order to avoid conflict with other organizations, was made. Red Cross Outpnsts Act As Lighthouses For Men In Distress Many a life has been saved be- cause of the faithful light burning in the lighthouse . . . but in this case the light house keeper’s life was saved by the Red Cross. A suggestion that houses in the area should be numbered was ad- vanced by Dan Cook and a. com- mittee appointed to study the sub- ject. Ill. I'll-I'll... Business Men To Elect Officers Ofiicers of the Richmond Hill Business Men’s Assoc- iation will be elected at a meeting which is to be held at the Public School on Tuesday, March 20. At the last meeting a nominating committee con- sisting of A. Rice, Bud Jones and Councillor Floyd Perkins was appointed and this committee will bring in its recommendatiOns at the March 20 gathering. TOWING SERVICE - REPAIRS - WELDING E. J. HINSON Nick's Auto Shop Interinr & Exterior Decorator Elm Grove ' ad midges STOP 24-A YONGE STREET PriONE 649-W RICHMOND HILL Just South of Richmond Hill Now Located at Fire Chief Bert Cook, Firemen J. Pollard, Russell Lynett, J. Grain- ger, Bill Homer and Ken Blan- chard represented bhé Fire De- partment. Reeve Bill Neal, Dep- uty Reeve Tom Taylor, Councillors Ken Tomlin and Floyd Perkins rep- resented the Village Council. A woman ambitious to earn $300.00 a month. Preferably under 45 and over 30 years. Could be married or single. On our Toronto Sales stafl’ we already have 4 women aver- aging over thisfigure and we believe that the Richmond Hill area offers unparalleled A Richmond Hill man, Harry Sayers, president of the local Wing 0f the Royal Canadian Air Force Association, is shown (second from the left) in the picture above, which ShOWS members elected to the executive of the Ontario Group of the RCAF Association. Mr. Sayers was elected secretary at the recent Ontario convention in Toronto. Others in the picture are Harry Cootes, Toronto, treasurer; Air Vice Marshal G. E. Brooks, Toronto, president; H. C. Beaupre, Kingston, vice-president. Lion President Mel Maltby pre- sented the resuscitator on behalf of the Lions Club. “It was the sincere hope of the Lions Club" he said, “that this resuscitator would never have to be used. Its purpose, however was to help save the lives of citizens of Richmond Hill and district in the event of future emergencies.” Fire Chief Cook accepted on be- half of the firemen and thanked the Lions Club for their fine gift. Reeve Neal also thanked the Lions Club and accepted the resuscitator on behalf of the Village Council. Councillor Ken Tomlin, Chairman of the Fire Department Committee also expressed the village’s apprec- iation. Lion Hugh MacKay introduced David Hogg, who was the pupil chosen from the Richmond Hill High School to visit New York and the United Nations at the expense of the Lions Club. David gave a very interesting description of his trip. Lion Reeve Bill Neal thank- ed David fer his address and pre- sented him with a fountan pen as a memento of the occasion. Septic Tanks Pumped Drains Cleaned and Repaired 24 Hour Service On the occasion of their regular business meeting last week Richmond Hill Lions took another step in their Civic Projects Program by presenting to the Village of Richmond Hill and its Fire Department a new resuscitator. C. STUNDEN Richmond Hill Phone 320W opportunitieé. All replies strictly confiden- tial. Apply Box 36 The Liberal, Richmond Hill Lion Doug Boyd reported on the serious illness of a Richmond Hill resident and appealed to the Club for blood donors to replace the blood taken from the "lobd bank for his transfusions. Lion Wally Burnie, Alrbert Hill, Don Little, Ted Mansbridge, Bill Turner and Jack Hart all volunteered. Fremen Receive Resuscitator From Richmond Hill LionsClub Sanitary Contractors WANTED SERVICE -00).“- -n-o-u- -o-«W).o-(MMWW 1.0.0.0.“. -w‘o-n- - -0”)- .v _( “mi-GDWM‘W TAKE VOUR PLACE WITH MEN LIKE THESE... For sparkling emanainmenf, Iiflen to "The Voice of Ike Army"-Wednosday evenings â€" Dominion Network Be the envy of all your friends. Learn to sew. Make summer dresses, blouses, etc. Enroll now in our special teen-age sewing course. EIGHT LESSONS â€" $8.00 WEEKDAYS â€" 4-6 P.M.. SATURDAYS â€" 9-11 A.M. 5249 YONGE STREET SINGER SEWING CENTRE TEEN - AGERS THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Thursday, March 8, 1951 5 NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE YOUR TELEVISION AND ANTENNA INSTALLED. A GOOD SET DE- MANDS A GOOD INSTALLATION FOR TOP PER- FORMANCE. CONSUIM'II‘EIEVISS ON YOUR REQUIRE- STEELES & YONGE SERVICE TO REFRIGERATORS, WASHERS, STOVES, ETC. 9 CUBIC FT. REFRIGERATOR 60 Cycle Floor Demonstrator Reg. $399.50 For $359.50 LINDSAY’S APPLIANCE DEPT. "SALAIJA" This superb tea guarantees the flavour of every cup ‘ G ‘ X, i E 3 «i! K «ti \e Soldiers of the Sky Paratroopers of the Infantry Corps, . . SPEclAL Yes! There is a place In the Cana- dian Army Active Force for young men able and willing to train as paratroopers in the Royal Cana- dian Infantry Corps. Alert, quick- thinking, physically fit men are needed now to become members of highly trained teams. To be a paratrooper, you must have high physical stamina, an eye for adventure, and the ability to think and act quickly. If you have these qualities, then this is your opportunity to join this proud company of menâ€"the soldiers of the sky. Act today â€" now, when Cana'd‘a needs you. Report immediately for active duty and start your training as a paratrooper. Wulli: Houu, Rid-nu l- Churlo". SOL, OTTAWA, OM. No. 5 Pononnol Dopo', Anillory Park, Bagel 5L, KINGSTON, OM. No. 6 Personnel Depot, Chorloy Park, Douglas Drive, TORONTO, Ont. No. 7 Pcnonnal Depot, Wolnloy Barracks, Elizabo'h Sh, lONDON, Ont A3138-O Bri'iih subiact. 2. Be beiwean l7 and 30 your: of age. 3. Be single. 4. Meet Army Ian requiremenn. 5. Volunteer for service anywhere I. Be a Canadian citizen or TO ENLIST YOU MUST.- REPORT RIGHT AWAY TO: WILLOWDALE WILL. 5177