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-“_Po|io Vaccine Urged For Adults :Under 40 â€"Minister Of Health The organization with a mem- bership of nearly 400 farmers is devoted to the conservation and improvement of crop productiv- ity, and brings to its members the most neeent information in the :field of soil and crop manage- -ment. The morning feature of this year's program was a panel _discussion on “recent hay and pasture developments." Panel ’chairman, was the well known .iarm manger. Harold Clapp, Fra- serdale \Farms, Concord. and ‘members were Roy Ormiston of Brooklin; Joe Lanthier of Thorn- ,hill, George Snider of Maple, Wm. Sutherland of Milliken. .While there was disagreement in 1some factors discussed. there was general agreement that simple . mixtures of two or three species «makes best hay-pasture mixtures. Alfalfa and brome or alfalfa and 'CiimaX' timothy were suggested mixes with some Ladino added for ‘ ‘pasture. Fail seeding, fertility re-I quirements, hay conditioners and drying equipment were discussed. Hay Conditioners were believed (to be very promising. These ma- .x,chines crimp the stems of hay, .allowing the escape of moisture and permitting stems to dry at approximately the same speed as \ leaves. The most recent machines fof this nature also act as a tedder , and leave hay in a loose flufi‘y .condition. The use of pallets for hauling bales from the field was "discussed by Mr. Lanthier. The pallets such as are used exten- sively in industry are small plat- forms -which can be lifted on a ‘threexpoint hitch loader. Each pallet is designed to carry about :20 bales and can be hauled from :the field at 15 or 20 miles per hour. i Lunch was served‘, to three “hundred persons at noon in a a remarkably fast and well organ- ‘ iized manner, and was followed immediately by the election of Directors for 1958. Guest Speakers Polio vaccine is therefore on the same free basis as diphtheria .toxoid, whooping-cough vaccine and other similar immunizing material suplied free to practis- lng physicians in Ontario. , '. Adults under 40 years of age plow constitute the more hazard- ous unprotected group. They are urged to obtain polio vaccination by arrangement with their family ‘doctor before the start of the ‘150110 season arrives in May. York County's M.0.H., Dr. Robert ‘M. King, reported to the Board of Health at its last meet- ing in 1957 that the Health Unit ihas given over 63,000‘doses of 9130110 vaccine in its pre-school, school and pre-natal immuniza- tion programme since the intro- ,duction of Salk vaccine in 1955. Salk poliomyelitis vaccine is now available free to practising .pbysicians throughout Ontario according to a reported an- noumement from the Minister of Health, Dr. Mackinnon Phil- lips. .. Three hundred and fifty York bounty farmers once again filled ,Newmarket Town Hall for the annual meeting of the county Soil & Crop Improvement As- sociation held on January 8th. The meeting was chaired ‘ by Bruce Snider, President, and W. M. Cockburn, Agricultural Rep- resentative and Secretary of the Association. Soil/ & Crop Improvement Meeting Has 85% Membership Attendance Featured speakers of the af- ternoon session were Dr. D. N. Huntley, Head of the Field Hus- bandry Department of the Onâ€" tario Agricultural College; and ‘Mr. Geo. Gear, Agricultural Rep‘ resentativejor Bruce County. Dr. Huntley gave a general reâ€" view of crop production any ur- ged farmers to make maxxmum Fuse of imprnved forage varieties. It’s the long-burning, even-burning coal that gives "clean, even heat at tremendous savings. H. JONES BUILDING SUPPLIES LTD. SIOPMK: BEADiNG W Ma's RICHMOND HILL Phone AV. 5-3941 IT’S mm [1/ Ask For % TRADEMARKED FAMOUS READING. ANTHRACI'I'E The 1958 immunization pro- gramme begins this week in schools throughout the county to provide Salk vaccine to new starters or those otherwise in need of initial polio immunization or third doses. Sixteen special clinics to pro- vide third doses for pre-school children who received first and second doses last spring will be announced shortly by the health unit. Meanwhile. infants over 6 months of age may begin polio immunization with their family doctor or at any of the regular child health centres held by the health unit in 16 locations in York County. Information on time and place can be obtained from local health unit offices. All elementary school children and high school students totaling about 18,000 students have had the opportunity to receive at least two doses and 'almost all have received three' doses as recommended by the Provincial and Federal Health Departments. New varieties of grains such as Garry or Rodney. he stated, are purchased very promptly and come into immediate use. New varieties of clovers and grasses however, with equally as great advantages over standard var- ieties, take years before they come into full use. « The second speaker, Mr. Gear, spoke on a subject of much cur- rent interest when he delved into the field of farm mangement. In general he was optimistic about the future of farming for those: who developed a proper attitudei towards sound management prac-‘ tices. The basic fundamental of good farm management, he stated is.a proper system of keeping complete farm accounts. In im- proving farm business, the most difficult task is in accurately di- agnosing the weaknesses and strength of the resent system of management on the farm con- cerned. With complete accounts for each enterprise, the weak- nesses are discovered and the profit or loss of each is known. With this information. it is a comparatively simple matter. to suggest a common-sense treat- ment for the ailing business. Too often. said Mr. Gear, we are mis- led by our degree of interest, rather than the degree of profit, and he cited as an example, the man who produces top yields of grain whose main interest is to still further increase his grain yield, while at the same time he is feeding all of his crop produc- tion to livestock of a type or kind which is unprofitable and which without radioal change will remain unprofitable. In this ins- tance, livestock yield and not crop production could be proved ‘the weak link. [1958 Officers James Darlington of Maple was elected President for 1958 and W. M. Cockburn, Secretary- Treasurer. Directors elected by ballot during the day were Carl Boynton, Woodbridge; Archie Cameron, Woodbridge; Clifford Winger, Gormley; Frank Mar- ritt, Keswick. W. A. Sutherland, Milliken; Stuart Watson, Mark- ham; Ernest Crossland, Newmar- ket; Ewart Stiver, Unionville; Kenneth Deacon, Unionville; Russell Little, Agincourt; Oliver Bales, Sharon; Donald Brodie, Gormley; Jas. Mortson, Queens- ville. vw‘o‘oww‘uwwwwwwwwwww v vV v v Danish Style Furniture \MADE TO ORDER E. NIELSEN MARKHAM 506 Quality Coal at Real Savings Leonard R. TU. 4-1428 Building Trade s Clubine 8: Alexander CHARTERED ACCOU NTLNT AV. 5-3741 PLASTERING CONTRACTORS King 294 New and old, all types concrete work, septic tanks, waterproofing, latest equipment to clear drains. Deciantis - Rice GENERAL CONTRACTORS Building Repairs & Alterations Drain & Concrete Work Metropolitan Rosenberg B. COM. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT - TELEPHONE AURORA PArkview 7-4512 Painting & Decorating â€" 1st class workmanship and materials used only. Reasonable prices â€" estimates free. Phone Unionville 204W. G. Chassie BUILDER Speculative or Custom Home! or General Repair: TU. 4-2933 Richmond Hill Suite 2, 31 Yonze St. N Richmond am 24 King 5‘. W.. Toronto W. J. Smith & Son Paper Hanging Spray Painting Painting Interior and Exterior Phone AV. ‘ 5-4531 213 Oak Ave" Richvale H. D. Melsness, D.C. X-RAY cor. Windh‘u-st Gate & Bayview (1 block south Bayview Plaza) Phone I‘U. 4-1075 GAS & OIL HEATING CONTRACTOR 24 Hour Oil Burner Service Richmond Hill TU. 4-3488 If no answer TU. 4-2936 John R. Kane, D.C. X-Ray 9 CLARKE AVE.- THORNHILL BY APPOINTMENT ' AV. 5-3451 BICHVALE. ONTARIO Arthur G. Broad, Accountants Ray Pederson D. B. Williams Philip Swan BRAINS 94 or AV. 5-2736 mm: ESTIMATES Residence 63 Roseview Ave. 21 Bedford Park Ave. Richmond Hill TUrner 4-2062 3! Appointment Chiropractic . HOLLINGWORTH 27 Abitibi Ave. NEWTONBROOK BA. 5-2461 TU. 4-1483 By Appointment and York County Licence. Phone Richmond Hill ’PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECIORY DENTIST 55A YONG! ST. SOUTH. TUrner 4-1511 Richmond 8111 Dr. P. R. M acfarlane WRIGHT AND TAYLOR .Funeral Directors RICHMOND HILL TUrner 4-1311 Office TU. 4-3571 Funeral Directors heave Maple 7.15 am. Leave Richmond Hill 9.15 La Leave Maple 3.30 pan. . Leave Richmond Hill 6 pm. General Business TU‘fiuel’ (-1701 Richmond Hill For All Occasions Phone orders delivered anywhere In North Yonge St. District 4518 Yonge St. ( at St. Clement.) Telephone MAyfair 1145-6 Helen Simpson Lynett. FROM â€" THE BASEMENT TO THE ROOF, House Repairs & Alterations J. M. CANNON Sr. Oxford St... Richmond Hill TU. 4-1810 Dr. W. J. Mason SAND and GRAVEI. Crushed Stone Loam and Fill The Band for all occasions -â€" Swing music - Dixieland - Rock ’n Roll - Latin-American - or strict Tempo. Phone Unionville 204-W Cavan Williams. 5th Line B. R. 1 Unionville Dr. J. Perdicaris Coaches For All Occasion: Telephone Kin: 5C DANCE BANDS Dr. J. M. Dryer: Charles Matthews CENTRE BAYVIEW PLAZA BEVERLEY ACRES ' PHONE MEDICAL-DENTAL * House Moving * House raising * Foundations * Alteration Work Telephone Day CH. 4-7021 Evenings CHem 1-1220 Langdon’s ‘oach Lines Ltd. 71 E. CHARITY C avan Williams and his Band DENTIST Gas Extractions 50 Yonge St. North TU. 4-1177 Richmond Hill DENTIST Open Evenings Gas Extractions 78 XONGE ST S. RICHMOND HILL 'I'Urner 1-1462 ORDER HELEN SIMPSON FLOWERS SCHOOL DAYS: DENTAL A Yard or a Mile Buildings Moved OSTVIK 'AV. 5-1770 LAN GSTAF E TU. 4-1932 EXCAVATING, BULLDOZING, DRAGLINE Farm Ponds and swimming pools a specialty Box 138 King City, Ontario Richmond am TUrner 4-1124 General Business Coggins & Lancaster Upholstery General Upholstery - Recovering ’ and Repairs Free Estimates Collection and Delivery Service Toronto Ernie Brock & Son IPA. 7-5052 VI EM. 4-3652 Telephone 11 Maple, Ont. J. Roy Herringt( I H arold Millard Construction Co. Lawn & Glrden Equipment TU. £4219 Jack Walkington GENERAL INSURANCE Lite. Fire. Automobile, Liability. Hall. Accident and Sickness, Farm Insurance a Specialty King City Telephone 28 Savage I nsurance Services GENERAL INSURANCE Fire. Automobile. Plato Glua. Automobile Financing. etc. Oflice 55A Yonge St. South Residence 73 Leisure Lane Richmond Hill Insurance - Mortgages - Fire Auto - Liability The Bank of Nova Scotia Bldg. AURORA Telephone : 10A Centre Street East , Richmond Hill BETTER INSURANCE PROTECTION AND SERVICE SPECIAL MACHINERY GENERAL REPAIRS Leno’s Machine Shop Z3 CENTRE ST. EAST RICHMOND HILL AV. 5-1974 STEAMFITTING WELDING SALES - SERVICE General Insurance PHONE TU. 4-3203 Roy V. Bick Complete Insurance Service 24 Adelaide St. W. NOTARY PUBLIC CONVEYANCER Richmond Hill. Out. 17 Yonge St. N. TUrner 4-1551 PHONE KING 218 25 Grandview Ava. Thornhill PROFESSIONAL SERVICE RADIO TELEVISION HIGHâ€"FIDELITY Corner Agency Limited Insurance AV enue 5-1379 (continued) Richmond nu] EM. 3-0311 PA. 7-5046 LE. 2-1226 Floyd E. Corner, 9-0. Barrister. Solicitor. and Notary Telephone: Aurora Oflice PA. 7-5052 Residence, Aurora. PA. 7-5046 Toronto Ofilce EM. 4-3652 Burkter, Solicitor. Notary Public 98 Yonge Street Richmond H.111 fiery Thursday afternoon TUmer 4-1551 Richmonu am Toronto Ofl’lce â€" 18 Toronto St. Phone EM. 3-5877 BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS N OTARIES K. M. R. Stiver, Q.C Joseph Vale, 9.0. J. M. Peppiatt BA. William Errlngton, B. Com. 195A MAIN ST. Ph.: TW. 5-4571, Newmarket. Ont. '1 Duflerin St. AVenue 5-1477 TUrner 4-1543 Miller and Brodey Evenings 7.00 to 9.00 Saturdays 10 am. to 5 pm. TU. 4-3676 . Bayview Plaza Shopping Centre, Richmond Hill. , Stiver, Vale Peppiatt, Errington J. Rabinowitch, BA. BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY PUBLIC Plaxton & Deane Barristers. Solicitors, etc. John F. Walsh Fergus P. Wold: 85 Richmond Street West EM. 6-8929 Thursday afternoon. Maple TELEPHONE MAPLE 269 Barrister, Solicitor. Notary Public Stuart P. Parker Dr. Cameron Cowan James H. Timmins (By Appointment) Medical Centre, Bayview Plaza Richmond Hill, Ont. BARRISTER. SOLICITOR. NOTARY PUBLIC RICHMOND HILL THORNHILL AVenue 5-3165 By appointment and evenings Barrister, Solicitor & Noun Public 55 Yonge St. South mailman: Hill. Ontario Oflice TUrner 4-1780 Residence TUmer 4-1888 Oflice Hours: 9.30-5 and by nppointment Barristers, Solicitors. and Notaries Toronto. 67 Yonge Street. EM. 4-0479 Norman A. Todd, Ofiice & Residence TU. 4-4040 Walsh and Walsh T. C. Newman Barrister. Solicitor, etc. RICHMOND HILL THOBNHILL Richmond Hill Oflico TUrner +2071 Thomhil] Office AV. 5-1197 Frank L. Walsh Evenings by IpquntmenO TU. 4-3445 65 Yonge St. 8., Richmond Hill TU. 4-2084 Richmond Theatre Block Res. TU. 4-2117 Dr. Leon Bloom 17 Elizabeth St. North Toronto: Empire 6-2507 350 Bay Street By Appointment Church St. S. at Centre Richmond Hill Office â€" TU. 4-1271 Residence â€" TU. 4-1303 Barrister & Solicitor Aurora, Ontario THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hi1}, Ontario, Thursday, January 16. 1958 18 Legal Notary Public Medical Dr. Jas. R. Langstafl' Dr. John B. Wynne Dr. Allen J. Smith Dr. R. S. Ideson BY APPOINTMENT 31 Yonge St N., Richmond mu Northern Bldg. ‘ Office: TUrner 6-3131 Richvale-Langstafi Stop 20A Yong AV. 5-3634 By Appointment Daytime: Monday to Friday 1 p.111. ~ 3 pm. Evenings: Monday to Thursday, 6 pm. ~ 8 pm. CANADIAN CAN CER SOCIETY Richmond Hill & District Unit For information call Richmond Hill TU. 4-1494 TU. 4-3463 Thornhiil AV. 5-1603 Maple AV. 5-2908 Unionville 239 TU. 4-3266 Dr. G. N. Norheim Dr. Peter G. Morse now has vacancies for piano and , theory pupils. Adults and children AV. 5‘2434 Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted LANGSTAFF BUILDING 5'0 YONGE ST. NORTH Phone TUrner 4-3962 .Monday â€" 9.30 - 5.30 Wednesday â€" 9.30 - 12.0( Friday â€" 9.30 - 8.30 Home Office LE. 3-1739 REAL ESTATE BROKER 50 YONGE STREET NORTH. RICHMOND HILL AVenue 5-1472 & TUrner 4-2851 Richmond Hill - R. E. Kane TU. 4-1671 Bolton -â€" H. C. Bradley 169 or 179.] King â€" D. S. Simpson 264 Uxbridgo â€" J. P. McDonald Uxbridge 526 VETERINARY SURGEON Telephone 147 Yonge St. N TUmer 4-1432 Richmond H.111 Dr. W. Allan Ripley Marguerite Boyle By Appointment 363 Markham Rd. RICHMOND HILL TU. 4-1008 (1 Block west of Bu'view) Dr. J. P. Wilson 2 Margin Ave.. Stop MA Dr. D. B. Robson THORNHILL Elocutlon, Public Speaking Platform Department Dramatic Art ' “HOMEWOOD HALL‘ Thornhill 4 Church St. S. Richmond Hill , By Appointment Office â€" TU. 4-1422 Residence â€"- TU. 4-1314 Dr. Victor Zuck Dr. R. J. Steele By Appointment Phone AV. 5-262] Mrs. D. Warren (A.L.C.M.) By unpolntmem 50 Yonge St. N. RICHMOND HILL TUrner 4-1154 Optometry OFFICE HOURS: Real Estate Jack Seaton By Appointment AV. 5-4403 Medical by appointment Veterinary 4 Centre St. ‘ THORNHILL (Continued) '. K irchen. R.0. Musical Thornhlll AV. 5-1311 Yonge St. The executive of the W.A. met at the home of the president. Mrs. L. Mumberson recently to select the groups for 1958. Fol- lowing is the executive and the groups. President, Mrs. Lawson Mum- berson; lst vice-president, Miss Mabel Sanderson: 2nd vice presi- dent, Mrs. Marcus Jarvis; treas- urer, Mrs. l Gee; recording sec- retary, Mrs. A. Buchanan; cor- responding sécretary, Mrs. J. Walker; pianist, Mrs. H. ME- Cague; assistant pianists, Mrs. R. Perkins, Mrs. S. DeFoe:; press secretary. Mrs. W. Sandle; song leaders, Mrs. S. Boynton, Mrs. N. Boynton; flower and visiting committee, Mrs. S. Boynton, Mrs. F.~McRoberts, Mrs. W. Orr; tem- perance secretary, Mrs. D. Gee; United Nations, Mrs. C. Nichols, Mrs. Allan Pope; Victor Home representative, Mrs. H. McCague; C.G.I.T. representative, Mrs. Nellie Snider; manse committee. Mrs. Reid Brumwell, Miss Mabel Sanderson, Mrs. H. Collard;; audi- tors, Mrs. H. Hill. Mrs. E. Em- pringham. Groups for 1958: ‘January: Mrs. H. Collard. Mrs. Art Wilson. Mrs. M. Styrmo, Mrs. N. Bell, Mrs. Webster, Mrs. B. Wideman. February Mrs. C. Nichols, Mrs. L. Beatty. Mrs. P. Bennett, Mrs. R. Brumwell, Mrs. D. Rumney, Mrs. R. Beatty. March: Mi‘s. Wm. Orr. Mrs. Larry Sanderson. Mrs. *1. L. N!- chols, Mrs. Canning. April: Mrs. L. Hart, Mrs. A Chadwick. Mrs. Allan Orr, Mrs‘ D. Houck. June: Mrs. N. Boynton, Mrs. H. McCague, Mrs. A. Mortson, Mrs. G. Joyce. 7 . mNiXyE ers. H. Barbour. Mrs. F. Gee. Mrs. R. Perkins, Mrs. W. Sl- berry. wJfiiSzzflMrs. M. Jarvis, Mrs. N. Snider, Mrs. W. Sandle, Mrs. Donnelly, Mrs. J. rErpEringham. Auguét': Miss Mabel Sanderson, Mrs. A. Frisby, Mrs. D. Parsons, Mm G. Mortson, Mrs. F. Walker. September: Mrs. Carl Walker. Mrs. S. Boynton. Mrs. A. Buch- anan, Mrs. Brand. Oc'tober: Mrs. A. Pope, Mrs. D. Gee, Mrs. F. Brumwell. Mrs. R. Glover. November: Mrs. S. DeFoe, Mrs. F. McRoberts, Mrs. Story, Mrs. B. Nichols, Mrs. Jim Smith. December: Mrs. E. Empring- ham, Mrs. L. Mumberson, Mrs. H. Hill, Mrs. H. Mortson. Mrs. C. Steckley. Sr. Women’s Institute The first meeting of the Insti- tute for 1958 was held on Tues- day evening of last week at the home of the prgsident, Mrs. D. Parsons, with a large number in attendance. The meeting was in charge of Miss Mabel Sanderson. The roll call was answered by “Something New from Something Old." A demonstration on “A1- uminum Tray Making’ was given by Mrs. D. Houck. Miss Joy Mortson showed pictures she took on vacation in Great Britain and. the continent last summer. Euchre Victoria Square The first euchre for 1958 was held in the community hall on Wednesday evening. Winners were: Mrs. Bert Nichols, Miss Mabel Sanderson, Mrs. Herman Mortson, Gordon Chadwick. Charlie Hart, John McCague: freeze-out. W. 011' and Harry Forster, Jim Curtis and Wesle! Clark. W.M.S. The first meeting of the W.M. S. for .1958 was held Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. F. McRoberts with a very good at- tendance. Mrs. H. Deverill was in charge of the worship period. Miss Grace Boynton read the Scripture lesson. Mrs. H. Acre< man took the study book on Jap- an. Donations of goods and mon- ey were received for overseas re- lief. Excellent reports were given of the 1957 work. Friends of the Training School are invited to tea on Friday. Jan- u'lry 17, at 2:30 pm. at 77 Char- les Street. W.M.S. Annual I The first annual meeting of the Womens Missionary Society of York Presbyterial will be held on Wednesday. January 22, in the Aurora United Church. At the evening session the Victoria Square C.G.I.. will have charge of the worship service. Guest speaker will be Dr. Allen Knight of Angola, Africa. The Woman's Day of Prayer service will be held at the Vic- toria Square United Church on Friday, February 21, at 2.60 p.m. Sunday School The monthly meeting of the of- ficers and teachers_ and anyone interested in the work of the Sunday School, will be held in the Sunday school room on Fri- day evening, January 17, at 8 p. Explorers The Explorers will meet in the Victoria Square Sunday School room on Monday evening, Janu- ary 20 at ’7 o'clock. Neighbourhood News Birthday greetings to: Gordon Mortson for January 16; to Bill Sandle for January 17; to Mar- garet Gee who will be 10 years old on January 19; to Mrs. Chas. Stanbury for January 20. ' Congratulations to Mr. and M11. John Empringham who on Jan- uary 20 will be celebrating their 43rd wedding anniversary. MARKHAM - The Police Depart- ment is requesting an increase of $400. a year for each of the 14 members on the Markham Township force. Correspondent Mrs. W. Sandie Telephone Gormley 5421 Ontario Land Surveyors 130 Willowdale Ave... Willowdllo, Ont, BA. 5-3031 .Res. George T. Yates. 0.11.8.“ 53 Bedlotd Park Avenue. Richmond Hill. TU. 4-2941 Yates & M cEwen Surveyors