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O.H.A. Senior Hockey News Stoufi‘ville Clippers lost two and tied one in three games last week as they bowed to Newmarket and Orillia. in league fixtures, and drew with Oshawa in an exhibition con- test. At Newmarket last Thursday be- fore the largest crowd of the sea- son the Clippers came out on the short end of a 6-2 score, Laurie Thoms and Swifty Todd led Newmarket with two goals each, while Jack Rumney and Ron Bell scored for Stouffville. Ab. Bowen and Stan Long pac- ed Orillia. with two goals each, while Don Bowen, Kelly and Rich- ardson each tallied once. Orillia came through with their first home win of the year Satur- day night by edging Stoufl’ville 7-6 in overtime. Stoufl’ville goals were evenly di- vided with single tallies going to Baker, Gibson, Rumney Bob Ban- gay, Bud Watson and Ron Bell. Stouffville and Oshawa played to a, five all overtime tie at Port Perry on Monday night, Stoufi‘ville scorers were Bud Watson with two, Nick Bangay, Jack Rumney and Polly Minton one each. The Clippers travel to Colling- wood this Saturday, and then next Tuesday, January 29, they play host to the Midland Flyers. Applications for Assistant Townâ€" ship Assessor Applications in writing will be received by J. A, Fleming, Assess- ment Commissioner until 12 o'- clock noon Monday, February 4, 1952, for the position of Assistant Assessor for Markham Township. Applicants are requested to state age, qualifications, s-alan'y expected and experience if any. Knowledge of typing preferred, but not es- sential. Any information relative to this position may be obtained from the undersigned. Township of Markham .â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" fibrils-(nu. rl mine 83‘ ‘Tln Chrhthn Selena Manual ‘090. Nanny 5L. Ballot: 15. In... U. S. A. 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Business included a mo- tion authorizing payment of salar- ies for the balance of the year to music supervisor; renewals of pre- parations for a May Square dance at Maple Creek Lodge; appoint- ment of committees to investigate purchases of required merchan- dise and reports from previous committees and the treasurer, Mr. Douglas Boyd gave a hum- orous and interesting talk on the romance of silver. Music was pro- vided by Mrs. G. Harding and Misa June Harding. Patterson Community Club To Meet Feb. 15 Mrs, J LErge, entertainment convener. reminded members that Lumen“, n ....... w .......... - at the next meeting, February 15, Mr. J. Giordmaine, magician, has consented to come to us as the main attraction. Since he comes from Toronto everyone, especial- ly the children, is invited.Refresh- ments were provided under the direction of Mrs. Ross Stephenson The 1952 Ontario vehicle license is ,merely a 3-by-5 inch sticker to prove payment of license fees while continuing to use the 1951 license plates. The windshield sticker is to be placed on the in- side of the windshield at the lower right corner. Motorcycles and trailers have to be issued with new metal plates, as there is no windshield spot for use of a sticker. The autoist Wlho always keeps a clean license plate will still have a clean license plate throughout 1952 when his neighbor, with a rusted or bent plate will be driving in fear of a police .charge for illegible markers with the starting of sale of the new 1952 “Windshield Stick- ers” instead of new metal plates. The new Ontario Department of Highways plan is introduced at the 'behest of the Canadian Govern- ment to conserve steel which went into the hundreds of thousands of plates. Toward the end of a, second year’s use of the plates bought in January of 1951, the plates will be showing effect of ordinary weather plus the corrosion from road sand and salt. The 1951 plates must be in good condition, else if they are defaced in any way, the owner must buy a new set and pay an extra $1.00 as well as purchasing the windshield stamp. It is a traffic offence to have defaced, dirty or obstructed markers with a. fine of $5.00 to $50.00 upon a conviction. Red & Yellow Sticker ShowsVehicle License Car owners are warned not to lose the 1952 stickers, possibly from inside frost and steam of changeable temperature. If lost, replacement cost is a further $1.00 and a. form must be filled out with the signature of a Commissioner of oaths or a Justice of Peace. @Ecmmmps FOR THE HOME If Your Bathroom Light Casts Annoying Shadows and Glare . . . .. Passenger license cost is from as low as $2.00 for a 4-cylinder car to $35 for a 16â€"cy1inder car. Com- mercial vehicle licences range from think you have to cen- ter one fixture over the bathroom mirror. A lamp placed in this posi- tion casts shadows on the neck and chin, makes shaving and other close-seeing iobs difficult. low of $7.50 to a high of $148.50. Pre-Fit Window Units are delivered to you as- sembled and ready to in- stall quickly and easily. Fitted with spiral bal- ances for easy raising. We can supply storm sash to match. Quick Installation Also Pre-fit Picture Win- dows and Cellar Units. Maplewood Farms Ltd., Maple, Ont., owned by John M. Glenn, have recently imported thirtyâ€"five purebred Guernseys from the Un- ited States purchased at the Ben Tulloch dispersal at Millbrook, New York and from McDonald farms, Cortland, New York. The selections made at Ben Tulloch carry a preponderance of McDon- ald Farms breeding and are croseâ€" ly related to the McDonald Farms group, carrying the breeding- ot McDonald Foremost Prediction, :1 son of Douglaston Lady Augusta, who has three Excellent daughters, McDonald Farms Prediction, Mc- Donald Farms Steadfast, Myhaven King and McDonald Farms Ideal which are all represented. Senior herd sire purchased is McDonald Farms Juvenile by Distinction. Of special interest is the purchase of McDonald Farms High Rue, the first heifer calf by McDonald Farms High Financier by High- time, who was offered as choice with his full brother High Noble Peer, who sold at a world’s record price of $21,000. Maplewood Farm is managed by Peter Tilley. Cy Canning and John Coff are in charge of the herd. Maplewood Farms Impon Guernseys Richmond Hill Hockey Club, now in its fifth year of operatiOn, started with thirty-six boys in the club, the number increasing stead- ily until this year one hundred and twenty-five boys are taking part in league games. An earthquake was felt in this area Saturday, February 28, 1925, about 9.30 in the evening, with ‘no injury resulting to life of proper- ty’. The distinct tremors did slight damage, bringing pictures down from the walls. Many people had attacks of nausea. Members of the school choir at Richmond Hill District High School are now able to hear recordings of their voices, wibh the recent addit- ion of a tape recorder for the use of school activities. RECEIVES ALL-CANADIAN HONORS Illehee Sovereign Supreme own- ed by H. C. McClosk-ey, Queens- ville, has been named Reserve All- Canadian twoâ€"year-old Holstein bull in competition with the top show bulls of the Dominion. This animal was Senior and Grand Champion at the Peterboro Cham- pionship Show and at the York County Black and White Day held in connection with Markham Fair. He was also third at the Royal Winter Fair. Did You Know? Do install two fluorescent or in- candescenf fixturesâ€"one on each} side of fine mirror. For shadowless, glurefree light, center the lamps at 5 feet, 2 inches high and cover them with translucent shields. The Markham Council will hold a special meeting at ,7 o’- clock Friday evening in the Council Chambers, Unionville, to consider the two important questions of annexaion and the appointing of a Planning Board. At their regular meet- ing on Monday evening Clerk Hoover read a letter from the Richmond Hill Council in which Markham was asked to tabulate its policy regarding the proposed annexation. JENNY “AS AN AWFUL SOUlNI Markham Council To Consider Annexation EVERY TIME SHE READS SMALL PRINT WEARING GLASSES HIEV'D HELP HER GOOD LOOKS AND HER EYES. Dept of National Health >~<l Wolfan HERE'S HEALTH WOULD BE WISE: 24 YONGE STREET NORTH SALE COMMENCING Friday, Jan. 18 to January 31st THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Thursday, SIain. 24, 1952 RICHMOND HILL