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WRESTLING Everymflo 171 YONGE RICHMOND HILL PHONE 487 '4 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Thursday, July 19, 1951 SHEATHINGS 8: FELTS BUILT-UP ROOFING MATERIALS "DISCO" WALLBOARDS Triplex â€" Green Board Burley Board - Burley Tile PLASTIC CEMENTS 8. WATERPROOF PAINTS ROOF COATINGS “FLEECE LINE" ROCK WOOL INSULATION “MlCAFIL” Aggregates for Plaster, Concrete and Insulation Manufadurers of ASPHALT SHINGLES 8: SIDINGS Intel-’5 Sales 8 Service RICHVALE Phone 111 Richmond Hill Large quantity of Fill For Sale Dalton Hicks Will. 8443 HORSES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . L . $7.00 each CATTLE .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . $5.00 each SMALL ANIMALS REMOVED FREE FOR SPEEDY PICK-UP PHONE BANNER RENDERING & PACKING 00., LTD. Richmond Hill 47R4 Toronto LY. 6237 BAKER’S SALES & SERViCE RICHVALE, NT. IS NOW A DEALER IN PHILLIPS APPLIANCES REFRIGERATORS â€"- ELECTRIC STOVES Notice to Farmers Bland: and Solid Colours - w 6"“ ROLL ROOFINGS RADIOS, console, table models BUTLER and BAIRD Aspha" and Tarred Highest Prices Paid For Dead or Crippled Animals TELEVISION SETS ON SALE LOCALLY AT Now on display at The wonderful new lightweight mineral insulation that “POURS INTO PLACE"! ‘t's simplicity itself, using “MlCAFIL”. No blowing equipment, nor special tools are necessary. It's so light, you can easily pour it into place from the convenient lighh weight Micafll bags. Make your home comfortable in all weathers, with economical Micafll. See your BISCO dealer now! ROOFIIGS Studies of fish and other aquatic life in the lakes and streams of Canada’s National Parks‘ insure better catches and better angling regulations for the Park’s visitors. Commemorating the conference held in 1943 and 1944 between Prime Minister Churchill and Pres- ident Roosevelt, two tablets on stone masonry pillars were erectâ€" ed opposite the entrance to the in- ner citadel at Quebec city, in 1950, by the National Parks and Historic Sites Division of the Department of Resources and Development. Styled to make your roc beautiful Ruth Delbrocco Phone for appointment THORNHILL 108R3 Creel Census Cards turned in at Prince Albert National Park in 19-50 reveal that pike, pickerel and lake trout in that order, were the most important game fish cauglj in the park. Ranging in length from 10 to 42 inches, 21 total of 8,720 pike were reported taken, followed by 1,076 pickerel from 8 to 36 inches, and 390 Jake trout from 10 to 38 inches. REASONABLE MADE TO MEASURE Drapes â€"â€" Curtains Bedspreads WWW Here, There And Everywhere attending the summer annual meeting of the Central Ontario Press Association at Midland Golf and Coun. try Club, recently. Front row, left to right: Mrs. George Cadogan, Durâ€" ham; Mrs. Hugh Templin, Fergus; Mrs. Vern Farrow, Bracebridge; Mrs. W. K. Walls, Barrie; Mrs. Dave Phu- lips, Stayner; Mrs. Bill Cranston, Midland; Mrs. Dorothy Barker, Aurora; Mrs. C. Nolan, of Stoufl’ville. Second row: Mrs. Frank MacIntyre 'of Dundalk; Mrs. R. G. Craig, of Markdale; Mrs. F. S. McKenzie, of LADY PUBLISHERS AND EDITORS' WIVES your moms ELGIN MILLS E. Hall’s Serfice Station Pridham’s Store Joe Weber’s Grocery Connor’s Grocery Campbell Service Station R. J. Woolley Hart’s Store Hawman’s Service Station McKinley’s Store Marshall’s Garage Village Bar Fred Hare Armstrong’s Store Clarke’s Pharmacy Reaman’s Variety Store Scotchmer’s Drug Store Eddie's Variety Store OAK - RIDGES YOU CAN PURCHASE THE LIBERAL EACH WEEK AT ANY OF THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS: Nearly. 11,000 enthusiastic anâ€" glers reported on the taking of more than 34,000 fish in Canada’s Natonal Parks in 1950. The vol untary creel census conducted by the Canadian Wildlife Service over the past ten years in Canada’s Na- tonal Parks, aids its Limnologists in determining policies in fish stocking and angling regulations for these areas. T-hePYellowknife RiverI Valley area, Northwest Territories, con- tinues to play an important part in Canada’s gold and silver pro- duction. Milling on an average of 900 tons a day the producing mines recovered 200,663 fine oun- ces of gold and 62,111 ounces of silver in 1950. Larger than either Lake Ontario or Lake Erie, Great Slave Lake in Canada’s Northwest Territories ranks fifth among the great lakes of the continent. It is about ‘50 miles long and in places is up to 100 miles wide. When to help praise thg pgrt he'does do well, Amuse ambition you'ng Joey tries, Do not scold or Dept. 01 National Health and Weliare unan mun I. RICHMOND HILL or Your Convenience KING to excel . criticize McCowan’s Store McCullough’s General Store Perry’s Drug Store DONCASTER F. Richardson’s Store HIGHLAND PARK Spence’s Hardware THORNHILL Vern Griffin’s Store Harley’s Drug Store CONCORD Mrs. Lapping’s Store Hollis’ Store LANGSTAFF Morris General Store Hicks Service Station Hobday Groceteria E. Durie Marinoff's Store W. Costofi C. TURNBULL Fundy National Park in New Brunswick, stretches over an area of approximately eighty square miles along the beautiful Bay of Fundy. The park features a 9- hole golf course, swimming pool, athletic field, bowling green, camp- grounds and an open air theatre. Our value as a community build- is not determined so much by what one has in the community, as it is by what one does for the commun- ity. It is quite true that these may be community builders, but we of- ten overlook the men and women of small means who live in unpre- tentious homes, who have reared and educated a family of boys and girls in the town and have spent their income with the local mer- chants and the local institutions. He may not have a great deal to spend, but if his pay cheque is turned back into local business channels to pay other men and keep the wheels of business turn- ing, he is a real community build- er. - While he does not get the cred- it or the name as a community builder, he is worthy as such, and often in his loyalty to home insti- tutions is more helpful as a town builder than many of those of larger means. What is a community builder? Often when we use that term we think of the men and women in the town of means and resources who live in fine homes and who own and operate large business enter- prises, Whose name lends prestige to the town; we think of the men who serve on the Council and the other various public offices; we think of those who belong to the Chamber of Commerce and the various service organizations. Such a man is worth a. dozen others who, with much greater re- sources, send it out of the com- munity and away from home. Bradford; Mrs. C. Marsden, publisher of the Elora Ex- gress; Mrs. G. H. Mitchell, publisher of the Hanover ost. ‘ Third row: Mrs. A. C. McAuley, Elmvale; Miss Al- verna Smith, Richmond Hill Liberal; Mrs. H. B. Smith of Creemore. Back row: Mrs. Paul Rice, Huntsville; Mrs. A. Bar- ton, Huntsville; Mrs. J. A. Lennox, MidlandLMiss Mary Dawson of the Richmond Hill Liberal. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Helson of Midland and John Meyer of the Newmarket Era. Big Builder RICHVALE By H. J. P. MAPLE UNWANTED INCHES A child’s height and weight need not necessarily agree with the av- erage height-and-weight chart. Family characteristics must be ta- ken into consideration. Many teen- agers who find themselves growing very tall and slim, try to slump down in their walk and stance with the idea they are concealing those extra inches. An erect carriage looks much better and is very much healthier. 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