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- Student Magazine Campaign \ OCTOBER 16 by Richmond ‘ Hill District High School THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY Help the Students Help Themselves f 69 Yonge St. 5. Richmond Hill Richmond Bowl Watch For The OPENING Convert Your Present Furnace To Oil NOW FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATORS & RANGES DS90D Slf-df t' Mdl ° “122:3?” 5:63.75 $399.75 R0 40 D L R e uxe E2531” $399.75 R0 38 Giant Oven $23; $339.75 ~_ $292.75 PARIS AUTO SUPPLY RICHMOND HILL Used as demonstrators at the Dominion Stores Cook- ing School at Willowdale will be sold at Bargain Prices OF THE TU. 4-1541 Sums of money were author- ized for local fairs, etc. For the King and Vaughan Plowing match, $50; for the Schomberg Fair, $125; and for the Albion A By-Law was read for the third time to allow the issuing of debentures for the improve- ment of the present school build- ing at Oak Ridges, and for the building or an addition. The total debenture is $101,000.00 is- sued at 5% interest over 20 years. At a busy meeting of King Township Council on Monday af- ternoon at Nobleton a letter was read from Aurora submitting a proposal whereby the rates of ')ayment for fire protection will lave to be raised to a retainer 'ee of $250 annually, plus a fee if $60 for each fire attended for he first two hours, plus $10 for aach succeeding hour. If this )roposal is agreeable to King i‘ownship, Aurora will later ac- cept such an agreement. The extra cost of fire protection has been caused chiefly by the" high- er telephone costs since the dial system has been installed, with the result that one member of the Fire Dept. must be on call at his home for Twenty-four hours each day. “We can’t expect Aurora to take a loss on account of the new telephone system. which is giving us better service,” said deputy reeve, William Hod- gson. There is an average of twenty to twenty five calls on the Aurora Fire Department from King Township every year. The former charge was a retainer fee of $250 plus $50 for each fire. At this meeting $100 was paid to the Aurora Fire Dept. for two fires, one in August in the Hum- ber Trails, and the other on the 3rd. con. of King this month. and $20. Annouce Winners In York County Winter Wheat Club. 24 Yonge St. S. TU. 4-2101 Goods Satisfabtory or Money Refunded Results of Bushel Winte released by Secretary of Soil and ( Assoc. shows Chas Casey back in first yield of 69.6 total yield an points. Hé w Latimer of S‘ and a total 5 Mrs. Levi We 68 bus. and 218. Fourth son Bros. of total score c Norman Pay! fifth though We have a quite complete stock of C.C.M. Parts and Accessories. See our windows. fifth though highest yield This is the Casey who 1 since 1949 e This is the fourth win for Mr. Casey who has won every year since 1949 except last year and it is interesting to note his win- nings were as follows: 1949, 68.3 bus.; 1950, 69.9 bus.; 1951, 66.8 bus., and 1953, 69.6 bus. In spite of a drop to 57.8 last year, he has a five year average of 66.5 bu. Aurora Boosts Fees'For Fighting King TWP. Fires Twp. Council Meeting OVER 100,000 c°'"°y - “$11331”. CANADIAN T°ndheet -1 year warranty. COMPARE OUR PRICES HOMES USE Richmond Hill Hardware Bolton Agricultural Society, us. and her 1 Fourth place Bros. of Agi score of 211 ts of th Winter , by 7“ re of Payne the _‘ “rop that v of K Vplace he had with 68 fourth the LIMITED a York C1 Wheat C _ M. CC re York County p Improvement xt veteran winner King. R.R.3 is ace again with a ;. per acre and a ’ield score of 227 followed by Wm. 68.8 6 points Maple s1 {he County 50 Club just bus ockbfirn, County Burners ts and stands second per acre as well Daubul ' had Cori In this scored on for the 5 points pe ed yield. yields. The three highest con- testants now forward a bushel to the Royal Winter Fair for inter- county competition where the samples will be tested for milling quality by the Maple Leaf Mill- ing Company sponsors of the con- test. Payment Was made at the King Townshipzv Council meeting on Monday afternoon, for three cattle that had been worried by dogs. The total amount paid to the owner, Leonard Westbrook, was $171.05. Payment was made to Peter Muirhead for two sheep killed by dogs, fifty dollars to Robert Jewitt, also two sheep killed by dogs, thirty dollars, and to Earl Cook, for one sheep kill- ed, thirty dollars. On October 2, Gordon Cook shot two dogs caught in the act of worrying sheep on the property of Peter Muirhead, Kettleby. In this contest. the fields are scored on the basis of 100 points for the standing crop, plus two points per bushel on the estimat- ed yield. Cuttings are taken of a specified area in four repre- sentative places in the field and the grain is forwarded by the Agricultural Representative to the Ontario Agricultural College for threshing and computing of yields. The three highest con- testants now forward a bushel to Nomination day for Reeve, dep- uty reeve and three councillors was set for November 27. Should an election be necessary, the date will be Monday. December 7. It is interesting to note that only one of the twenty competit- ors this year had under the 50 bushel mark and the target has been raised to 60 bushels for 1953-54. Reeve W. Timbers Plowing Judge Miss Lillian Anderson of Richmond Hill reports ’that she counted 27 flights of wild geese flying over the village last Tuesday The majority of the flocks were seen during the after- noon and most of them were too high to be heard. The Markham Reeve a former provincial champion officiated as Judge at the Mayor‘s plowing contest Tuesday afternoon. Reeve Win Timbers of Markham Township was heard on the CBC farm broadcast from the Intel» national Plowing Match at Cobourg Tuesday noon. When you hurt your clothes cleaned with Dow-PER, they come back with new :parbla and frubsu: addad. This dry cleanin solvent gives colours new brillianccâ€" restores origincf softness to muerinb. And Dow-PER inputs no odour to your garments. Remember. too, that Dow-PER Ionic. in Mt uni“! For Dow-PER's high Iolven! we: dissolves foreign yum'del rapidly â€"lcnves clothes 0311:1200 and flesh appearing in a minim of “an. FOR DOW-PER DRY‘ CLEANING AT ITS FINEST CALL Plant â€"- 44 Yonge St.-S., Richmond Hill â€" TU. 4-2162 Branch â€" 6034 Yonge St., AV. 5-1573 Sees 28 Flocks Wild Geese :re. This 11 as six ll variety. ornell. â€" 24 Hour Wimbridge Cleaners year. Mr. Casey others, grew the All the others Service. Heating Connor: :2 Luxury Automatic in price you would m (a: mi ordinary installation. October 28th has been set aside as the next session of the Court of Revision. Grants approved in- cluded $300.00 to the Unionville Community Centre, and $25.00 each to the North York and East York Ploughing Association. Two by-laws were passed dur- ing the afternoon. Several im- portant amendments were made to the building by-laws mainly concerning the amount of permit fees. The members also passed a $250.00 licensing fee to be paid by the operator of any mobile soft drink or ice-cream stand op- erating within the township. The Road Superintendent and Engineer have been delegated to investigate several sewage com- plaints from Highland Park resi- dents. Still Attempting Arrange Meeting (Continued irom page 1) dump garbage at night then," re- homes can be erected in this area; the only exception being in the case of houses already built and of certain specified size. Building Inspector R. Norton reported that he had only issued a permit for a 1 family dwelling. "The original plan didn’t show a kitchen on every floor”, stated Mr. Norton. Council has instructed the Build- ing Inspector to investigate the matter and take appropriate act- ion if any by-law has been broken. other Business The Ratepayers’ Association would welcome any comfortable furniture anyone would care to contribute towards furnishing a clubroom in the Community Hall. Telephone TUrner 4-2394, The School Area Sports and Athletic Day in which contestants from all schools in the Area are expected to take part. will take place on Thursday, October 8, beginning at 12.30. It is hoped that as many parents as possible will turn out. All residents in the district are cordially invited to attendxthe next meeting of Thornlea flame and School Association on Wed- nesday, October 14, at 8.30 pm. at Thornlea School. A panel consisting of repre- sentatives of the School Area Board No. 1. the District High School Board the High School Principal A. Elson, and Voca- tional Guidance teacher, William Ellis, will discuss the subject, “What Comes After Grade 8." On October 14. the Richvnle Anglican W.A. will hold its meet- ing at 2.30 pm. at the home of Mrs. Duckett. fourth house from ange St.. on Westwoqd Lane. Young men to 'earn the Printing trade APPLY The Liberal Office RICHMOND HILL WANTED Correspondent: Mn. J. J. Taylor Telephone TU. 4-2269 Spa ride 1 RICHVALE gives (40W clothes new Installation $375.00 $37.50 down Complete 24 monthly payments of $17.00 Cab and chassis Short wheel base, D.P. axle. pow- er brakes, ideal for dump or tractor 51 AUSTIN STATION WAGON $995.00 V2 mile north of Richmond Hill Paget’s Auto Service SPARRING also . Mohday & Tuesday â€" October 12 & 13 THE GREATEST STORY EVER TOLD Excitement - Drama - Comedy STARRING THEATRE ‘MARKHAM PHONE 357 Wednes. & Thursday â€" Oct. 14 & 15 Frederic March, Terry Moore on Highway No. 11 Yonge St., Elgin Mills TU. 4-2191 Don’t Miss This Wonderful Picture HELD OVER! LAST TIMES SAT. Thursday, Fri., Sat. }â€" Oct. 8, 9, 10 Reaching into the deep corners of Your Heart. . . . “Man On A Tight Rope” 50 AUSTIN PANEL New motor $595.00 2 SHOWS 'NIGHTLY 7 & 9 RM. SATURDAY MATINEE 2.00 P.M. “Reaching From Heaven" 34 CHEVROLET $30.00 46 CHEVROLET $575.00 31 CHEVROLET $30.00 ROXY 50 VANGUARD $7 95.00 3 TON AUSTIN 36 CHRYSLER $30.00 , 37 PACKARD $35.00 , Cheryl Walker & John Qualen Rich Greene, Leonora Amar Last complete show 8.30 p.m. $2500.00 50 AUSTIN $725.00 49 AUSTIN $625.00 50 AUSTIN New motor 41 DODGEl $195.00 $795.00 Tony Curtis, Janet Leigh “Captain Scarlet" Gale A fter Sunday MIDNITE SHOW 12.05 “Houdini (IN TECHNICOLOB) (IN COLOR) Plus THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Thurs., Oct. 8, 1953 Y SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED STONE, LOAM & FILL, CUSTOM GARDEN PLOUGHING & DISCING, SOD. FLAGSTONE, & LIGHT GRADING Smith Crescent L. W. REID AVenue 5-2211 my gun 01 any nun vmor ' TV to! me be refundod to you In fulf: Ask for doiuill I about the RCA Vida! 3-Way TV Convex” YERTEX ELECTRIC Yonge St., opposite Richmond Theatre, Richmond Hill Telephone TUmer 4-1552 3- WA Y TV COMBINA non 21" TV-VlCTROlA-RADIO RZMMR TELEVISION: RCA Web! 21" TV, pic'ures so shady, to clear you feel right {here . . . wherever the TV camera fakes you. RADIO: RCA Victor poweriv' 6-?ube radio wlfh famous”Go|den ThroaY’Tone system VICTROlA: RCA Victor 3-xpeed "Vidrola" ihai au'omavically play: all of your records easier . . . befler. mm :xcumv: WSW at Highland Pk. 6425 YONGE BA. 1-5218 AV. 5-1267 fofi'v’fonfibr’ Th. pricu of any RCA Vldov TV so? mar be roiundud to you In iul . Ask for duuill about the RCA Vidor 3-Way TV CoMafll Thornhill