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RICHMOND HILL PHONE 9 School Children Are Enjoying Summer Hoiiciays 175 OSSINGTON AVE., TORONTO - PHONE Ll. 2161 Why Tire Eight pounds for’ 99¢ . . . 12¢ each additional pound. All flat pieces ironed. Wearing apparel returned damp, all ready for ironing. Shirts fully finished, 15¢ each extra. Pick-up, delivery included. SCHOOL’S OUT - WATCH OUT Play in safe places ofi the 1 roads. Walk on the left side of the road (if there is no’foot- path). Stop, look, and wait before you cross any road. Be easy to see; stay clear of parked cars; at night, wear or carry something white. On bicycles, remember, good riders take no chances. Space contributed in the service of the community by John Labatt Limited In cars, help â€" don’t bother the driver. Most child pedestrian injuries, it is stated, happen to youngsters in the 5-9 age group, and most bicycle injuries to those 10-14. Here’s a slogan, “This Summer Make Safety a Habit,” and six simple safety rules for children, and six for motorists. FOR CHILDREN FORDSON Drive With Extra Caution THE LIBERAL Our famous REVITALXZED DRY CLEANING gives you the "cleanest" dry cleaning you can get. _Even old clothes get a new lease on hf: when they're REVITALIZEDI ONTARIO On trips, start early to avoid hurry and confusion. Take it easy; speed and hur- ry cause many accidents. The “right of way” at an in- tersection is no excuse for careless driving. Expect unpredictable moves when you see children on foot or on bicycles. Children'inside your car are extra reasons for caution. Signs, signals, and “rules of the road” are for your safe- .tx. Obey them. munmw FOR MOTORISTS Winner of Grade X General Proâ€" ficiency Prize: Laurence Johnston. Winner of Lower School Prize (2 years of work) Myrna Rosebrough. Honourable mention for this prize goes to Laurence Johnston and Vance Worsdale, who are both within one percent of the highest standing. ‘ GRADE XI Baker, Melba: EL. I; E.C. I Hist. I; Alg. III; Phys. II; Lat. c French II. ‘ Baker, Ross: E.L. I; E.C. II; Hist. I; Alg. II; Phys. II; French I; German I. Ball, Pat: E.L. II; E.C. I; Hist. I; Alg. c; Phys. II; Latin c; Fr. III ' Barraclough, Syd: E.L. III; E.C. II; Hist. c. Bennett, Doreen: E.L. I; E.C. II; Hist. 1; Phys. 11; Comm. II; Ger- Richmond Hill High School Brockhurst, Charles: E.L. II; E. C. II; Hist. c; Alg. III; Phys. c; Comm. II; Germ. c. Brodie, Don: Phys. c; Comm. II. Brumwell, Jean: E.L. c; E.C. III; Hist. c; Alg. c; Phys. II; Fr. 11; German I. Cooper, Mary: E.L. II; E.C. II: Hist. II; Alg. c; Phys. 111; Latin ; French II. Cottrill, Mary: E.L. II; ~E.C. III; Hist. I; Alg. c; Phys. c; Comm. c; Fr. c. Dedlow, Clark: E.L. III; E.C‘ man 1. III; ’Hist. c; Alg. c; Phys. III Comm. III; Fr. c; German c. Easton, Sylvia: E.L. I; E. C. I Hist. I; Alg. c; Phys. 11; Lat c Fr. III. Ewart, Tom: E.L. c; E.C. III: Hist. c; Alg. c: Phys. III; Comm. III. Fisher, Carol: E.L. II; E.C. III; Hist c; Alg c; Phys. c; Comm. M Fowler, III; Hist. c II. Hist. I; Alg. II; III; French I. Grinnell, David: EL. 1; EC. 11; Hist. II; Alg. c; Phys. III; Comm. 1; French 11. VHarding, June: E.L. c; EC. 11; Alg. c; Comm. II; French 11; Ger- man II. Hood, Isobel: E.L. III; E.C. III; Hist. III; Phys. 111; French III; Germ. II. Hooper, Ellen: E.L. I; E.C. I; Hist. II; Alg. c; Phys. c; Comm. I; Ger- man II. James, MaryLou: E.L. II; III; Hist. I; Alg. c; Phys. I] II. - Johnson, Joanne: E.L. I; E.C. I; Hist. II; Alg. c; Phys. II; German Kowalchuk, Bill: E.L. III; E.C. c; Hist. c; Phys. III; Comm. II. Lak, Gordon: E.L. III; E.C. c; Hist. c; Phys. HI; German c. Lancaster, Jon: E.L. II; E.C. III; Hist. I; Alg. II; Phys. 1; Comm. I; French c. - Large, Peter: E.L. c; 13.0. II; Hist. I; Phys. II; French II. Lawrie, Ann: E. L. III; E. C. c; Hist. c; Phys. c. Little, Edward: Hist. 0; Phys. c. Mashinter, Isabelle: EL. 11; E. Frazer, Marion (Continued from page 1) Dlouglas: E.L. c; E.C ; Alg. c; Phys. c; Comm E.L. I; 13.0. II; Rhys. II; Latin C. III; Hist. c; Alg. c; Phys. c; Comm. I; French c; German II. Maxwell, Elizabeth: E.L. I; E.C. II; Hist. II; Phys. 11; Comm. I; French I; German I. Miller, Robert: E.L. c; E.C, II; Hist. III; Alg. c; Phys. II; Fr. c; Moryto, Helen: E.L. II; E.C. III Hist. 11; Alg. c; Phys. III; Fr. c German II. ‘ German. II. Nichols, Lillian: E.L. III; II; Hist. c; Alg. II; Rhys. III in III; French II. . Schut, Audrey: E.L. I; E.C. 1; Hist. 11; Alg. c; Phys. III; Comm. II; French 11. Selby, Roger: Hist. 1.; Alg. c; French I. Sherman, Douglas: E.L. II; E.C. c; Alg. 0; Phys. III; Comm. c; Gerâ€" mari c. Simpson, Audrey: Alg. c; Comm. I; Fr. I; Germ. I. I - Smith, E1eanor:"E.L. 11; E.C. III; Hist. 11; Alg. c; Phys. III; Fr. c, Germ. I. 'Uren, Janét: E.L. I; EC. 113 Hist. I; Algfl III; Phys. I; French c; German II. Snider, Jblhn: E.L. III; E.C. III; Hist. 11; Alg. 111; Phys. 11; Comm. II; French 111; German II. Srigley, Raymond: Hist. c; Comm. c. ~‘ Titshall, Daphne: Alg. c; Comm. II; French c; German c. Tomlinson, Bob: E.L. III; E.C. III; Hist. c; Alg. c; Phys. c; Ger- man III. Topper, Julia: Hist. III; German c. Richmond ,Hill Women’s Insti- tute General Proficiency Prize: E1- izarbeth Maxwell. Honourable men- tion: Joan Tryggve; Ross Baker. Tryggve, Joan: E.L. .I; Hist. I; Alg. 111; Phys. I I; French 11; German 1. Wynn, Robert: Algebra, C; Phys. III. English Literature: E. L.; Eng- lish Composition: E.C. GRADE XII Archibald, Ken: E.L. c; E.C. c; Hist. c; Geom. c; Chem. 11; Comm. II; Fr. c. ‘1 Burbidge, Gordon: E.L. III; E.C. III; Hist. III; Geom. c; Chem. I; German c. wréfiérélihrah, Leonard: E.L. III; E. C. III; Hist. c; Geom. c; Chem. I; Fr. c; Germ. II. Dedlow, Janice: E.L. I; Hist. I; Geom. II; Chem. I Fr. II. Dodds, Bill: E.L. c; E.C. c; Hist. II; Geom. c; Chem. 111; Grade XI Germ. 64. Edmunds, Richard: E.L. II; 13.0. II; Hist. II; Geom. II; Cshem. I; German III; Fr. c. Green, Robert: Hist. c; Geom. II man III. Comm. II; Fr. III; Ger. III. Wlhatley, Dilys: E.L. I; ] Hist. II; Geom. II; Chem. i c: French I. Hogg, David: E.L. I; E.C. I; Hist. I; Geom. II; Chem. I; Latin I French I; German I. Jarrett, Ken: E. L. III; E.C. 'c. Johnston, Murray: EL. 1; E.C. I; Hist. I; Geom. I; Chem. I; Latin 1; German II. Kell, John: E.C. I; E.C. III; Hist. I; Geom. III; Chem. I; French c; German III. ‘7 Mihorean, Rita: E.L. II; E.C. III; Hist. c; Alg. c; Ohem. c; French III; German c. Waters, Marion: EL. 11 II; Hist. II; Geom. c; Che: Coimm. II; Fr. III; Ger. III. Roberts, Bernice: E.L. II; E.C. II; Hist. I; Geom. III; Chem. III; French II. Wight, Quintin: EL. 1;. EC. II; Hist. II; (Alg. c); Geom. II; Chem. I; French 11; German II. Wilde, Joyce: E.L. II; E.C. II: Hist. I; Geom. c; Chem. I; French c: German III. English Literature: lish Composition: E.C. Schofield, Joan: E.L. I; E.C. I; Hist. I; Geom. c; Chem. II; Latin 1; French I. Snider, Marilyn: E.L. I; E Hist. I; Geom.-II; Chem. I II; Fr. I. Snyder, Marilyn: E; III; Hist. III; Chem. 0 Lion's Scholarship: David Hogg‘; Genera] Proficiency (by reversion): Murray Johnston. Moorby, Robert: E.L. II; E.C. III; Hist. 11; Geom. c; Chem. In French III. illnflllmllllllllll‘lllllllllmlllnlfllllllllll\lml“1lllll\l1111llllllull“\lHllumlmulllllllllufiflmllllllI“1[mlllll’l“ll1mll““\lllll“MN!l\\lll\1\\\\\l\\\\l\‘ ” Bowden Lumber & Coal Co., Ltd. ,, [Wm [02: ” STOP 23 YONGE ST. PHONE RICHMOND HILL 608 o CEILING & BATHROOM TILE .DONNACONA BOARD & LATHE o GYPROC BOARD & LATHE o INSUL BRIC SIDING .ASPHALT SHINGLES . ROLL ROOFINGS . WEEPING TILE ‘ . SEWER PIPE . INSULATION . PLYWOOD . BRICK Phys. 1 E.L. III; E.C. c; ; Chem. II; Ger- E.L.; Eng- Chem. II; ; Comm. E.C. II; Latin c; III ; Lat. C EC. II; 1; Latin ; Lat- Lat. Promoted to Grade 9 High School Creelman Roger; Kirton, Mary; Klein, Annemarie; Leonard, Carole Ann; O’Brien, Janet; Resentera, Ingrid; Steiger, Elizabeth; Ward, Paul. In September, 1951, the follow- ing pupils will be in the grades in- dicated: Grade 8 Richmond Hill Separate School Summer Report Arseneau, Cecile; Cillis, Daniel (H); Devine, Isabelle; Duhamel, Claudette; Houlihan, Jeanette (H); Mihorean, Alice; Sanko, John; Shepherd, Stanley (H); Roy, Bar- ry; Van Wieringen, Paul. Grade 7 Cillis, Sharon (H); Lenhardt, June Anne; Ward, Patricia; De- vine, Brian; Skheppard, Paul. Giasson, Annette; Houlihan, Ronald; Leonard, Joan; Resen- tera, Mary; Roy, Gerald: Sanko, Eileen; Stong, Alfred (H); Van Wieringen, Clare; Connelly, Joyce; Dubois, Paul; Sanko, Margaret. Grade 6 Benson, John; Bichard, PatIicia (H); Carnevale, Maurice; Cowling, James (H); Demers, Rita; Deniers, Roger; Fox, Ann; Gilblbard, John; Gibbard, William; Henderson, Jes- sie (H); Klein, Leibgart; Len- hardt, Margaret; Leonard, Marg- aret; O’Brien, James; Reardon, Constance (H); Perry, John (H); Roy, Joanne; Sheehan, Edward; Sheppard, Bernard; Steiger, Mar- tin (H); Smith, David; Vlassofi’, Patricia (H); Ward, Frederick: Wihalen, William (H). Bettles, Diane; Decaire, Leon; Demers, Theresa; Hemming, Ter- ence; Hill,. Mary; McLean, Patric- ia; Reardon, Michael (H); Resen- tera, Katherine (H); Sampson, Paul (H); Squires, Anne Marie (H); Stong, Ronald; W‘illems, Ad- rian (H); or, Joseph Grade Grade 4 Garner, (lubine Team For July 13 Program Popular Bill Clubine will again be featured in the main bout at the Richmond Hill Arena this Friday, but will share the spotlight with Red Garner who will be his part- ner in a team match against the Black Knight and “Mangler” Ed Mangotich. This bout will have to time limit and must go on until one team or the other is declared the winner. Farmer Norm Alexander, the rug- ged Richvale grappler, will tangle with the ever popular Cleve Bur- ton, Langstafl" star, in the semi- finaL The preliminary will have Red O’Brien, West Toronto boy, lock- ing horns with Red Doherty, Rich- mond Hill newcomer. These boys will try their luck in a. one-fall 30 minute limit bout. Old Age Pensioners will again be invited to be guests of the Cuna- dian National Exhibition this year. Last year more than 700 pension- ers were given tickets to Exhibi- tion Park and to the afternoon Grandstand performance. Applica- tion for tickets should be made to James Garrick, Office Manager, Canadian National Exhibition, Toronto 2B. Tickets are good for one day only, and applicants should specify which of the following days they prefer: Aug. 28, 29, 30, 31 and Sept. 4, 5, 6 and 7. Appli- cants should include their pension iserial number. ' / This is the second of the summer wrestling shows which will be held every Friday in the local arena, sponsored by the Langstafi‘ Rec- reation Committee. Prices will be the same as last week, first bout to start at 8.30 pm. sharp. Pensioners C.N.E. Guests Dubois, William; Law- McGahern, Anne Marie. Grade 3 Cillis, Michael (H); Du-bois. Francis; Duhamel, Carole; Hender- son, Dennis; Klein, Astrid (H); Moryto, Genevieve; Moryto, Rich- ard; Patry, Gail; Safruk, Kenneth; Sheppard, Christopher; Deciantis, Teresa; Bettles, Jacqueline; Gib- bard, Thomas; Steiger, John. Grade 2 Cillis, Terence; Clarke, Karen (H); Deciantis, Anthony; Dubois, Louise; Hemming, Paul; Jackson, Wayne; Moryto, Wanda; Parash- chyniak, Donald (H); Sampson, Glen (H); Shepherd, Helen; Squires, Norman; Willems, Joseph; Wilson, Diane. Bate, Anthony; Houliihan, Paul; Klauke, Bernadette; Lafortune, Gerald; Laroque, Gary; Leonard, Lynda; McCullough, Joan Marie; McNaughton, Wilma; Power, Alex- as; Wittem, Raymond. Grade 1 A delegation from the Yonge St. area discussed the proposal to dl- vide Markham Townshin into wards for municipal election pur- poses with members of council at the last meeting. Reeve Winfred Timbers outlined a proposal which has been under consuleration for a long time. The Reeve pointed out that the proposal was to divide the town- ship into three wards. One ward would include th sure-divided area at the west side of the township, another the area south of No. 7 highway and the third the remain. ing area north of the highway. Delay Action Ward System For Markham Last Thursday, July 5, Button-‘ ville defeated Thornhill 5-2 at Unionville with Jack Rumney pit- ching for the winners. It was very close up to the fifth inning with Thornihill leading 2-1 but! Buttonville came across with 4' runs to win the game and streng-| then their position on top of the league. The ward at the west side would have an approximate population of 3500, and the; other wards 3000 and 2500 respectively. Many questions were asked and there was some doubt expressed by the members of the delegation as to the advisability of going ahead with the proposal. Reeve Timbers and members of council pointed out that the move was be- ing considered as a means of en- suring equality of representation from the various districts, but that the council had no desire to rush the proceedings and were desirous of obtaining all possible informa- tion on the subject and hear.the wishes of the people. It was de- cided to let the matter stand until the council and ratepayers had further opportunity to study all angles of the proposal. Maple & District League The final series in this league will start next Monday night. All five teams entered in a knock-out tournament last Satur- day in conjunction with the Stouff- ville Horse Show and again Button- ville came out on top of Tnh‘ornhill in the final by the close score of 4- 3. In the first round Markham beat Peaches, Buttonville won from Claremont and Thornhill drew a bye. The second round resulted in Thornhill winning against Mark- ham and Buttonville getting a. bye into the final. The league play-offs got under- way last week with fourth place Hope beating Elgin Mills 17-16 in Richmond Hill Park and Elia heat- ing Concord 7-3 in the first games of the two series. Markham Twp. Softball League Results of last Tuesday’s game are as follows. Buttonville 9, Claremont 3; Thornhill 10, Peaches 6 and Markham won over Union- ville 3-2 at Unionville. Softball New’s Two U.K. firms are co-operating in a scheme whereby they save 200 gallons of sulphuric acid every week. The first firm uses the acid foz’ etching steel parts of the bi- cycles they manufacture and then send the weakened solution to the second firm for pickling steel tubes. SERVICES THE MACHINES HE SELLS Buttonville’s win keeps them well out on top of the league and Makham’s win puts them in sec- ond place with Unionville third. STAN TROYER Oak Ridges, Ph. King 941'24 THE GARDEN TRACTOR CONSERVING ACID MAN THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Thursday, June 12, 1951 inmmuuummmummuumllIl\Iulmmmmummm\\mumum\mummumummnmmmllu1u1mmul\muunmnnmmmmuummuummg 5mm“ll111l\\\l\l\\\\llllllll“ll\\l\ll“ll\l1\ll\lfllillll1111llllll\l“ll1111lllll\u“ll“Illlllllmlllllllllllllll“llllllll\m\\\llllll\\\\I“\lll\ll“I11H“l\l\l\l\1\l\“lll\llllfi Now OPEN FOR BUSINESS FRANK’S SERVICE STATION SHELL OIL PRODUCTS GAS â€"â€" OIL â€" COMPLETE LUBRICA- TION SERVICE REPAIRS & OVERHAULING ATTENTION! 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