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.To save his life N Don't fail to cast your vote! RICHMOND HILL LEGAL CONTROL COMMITTEE A boy's life hung in the balanceâ€"four-year-old Ron Tisdale of Montreal. Ron had swallowed a quantity of sleeping pills. Now he was in dogma. His breathing had stopped. At St. Iustine's Hospital. Ben was put into a resuscitator. His stomach was pumped out. He was given every anti- poison available. Still alive. he remained in a deep coma. It was feared that at any moment his life might flicker out. At the Hospital, the doctor remembered reading about a powerful new anti-poisonâ€"Megimide. But where could it be obtained? Sister Catherine of St. Justine’s, after trying sev. eral local calls, finally telephoned the Poison Control Centre of New York City. Did they have any? Yes-one half ounceI recently received from Britain. At that very moment, an Eastern Air Lines plane was ready for its 11:45 takeoff for Montreal from New York. Another phone call, and considerate airline officials agreed to hold it; its passengers voted unanimously to wait. A car raced to the field. and a Health Department worker handed the precious vial to the stewardess. In a short while, a wait- ing car rushed the Megimide to St. Justine's and little Ron Tisdale was soon out of danger. The world-renmmed New York Times chose to tell in detail on its editorial pages this dramatic story. For what a story of human helpfulness this isâ€"of people using tele- phones, airplanes and automobiles-placing before all else their determination to help save that most precious thing . . . a human life. ‘ We also like to think that this incident demonstrates how people turn to their telephone in times of urgent need. Fast and dependable, it stands ready to serve you tooâ€"at any hour of‘the day or night. . ‘/-\r, TOWNSHIP OF VAUGHAN Notice To Owners and Occupants of Land In accordance with the provisions of Section 12 of the Weed Control Act, notice is hereby given to all owners and occupants of subdivided lands in the Township of Vaughan that unless the nox- ious weeds on any such lands are cut down and destroyed by Tuesday, July 1st, 1958, the Township weed inspector has been authorized to enter upon such lands and have the weeds destroyed in such a manner as he may deem proper, charging the cost against the owners concerned, in the same manner as taxes. You have a date Saturday June You will decide “Should Richmond Hill have legal stores for the sale of liquor and beer to local resi- dents who are now making their purchases of these bever- ages elsewhere?” THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA WEEDS Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bell spent Sunday in Toronto with their son Bruce, Louise and family. They had a delightful visit with Lou- ise's mother, Mrs. R. D. Buchan of Calgary. Miss Helen Bootham. Glen Mr. and Mrs. Potts and family of Naughtnn Drive have returned to Ottawa to live. The commun- ity will miss them, Mrs. Potts was active in the Mothers' Aux- iliary. Mrs. J. Petersen of Montreal is visiting her son and daughter- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Peter- sen. Mrs. Petersen plans to visit for a week or ten days. he“, _ May McLachlan, recently return~ ed from the mission field in Japan. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Richards and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Jor- ritsma at Ravenshoe on Sunday. Judy Kerwin celebrated her birthday last Friday evening by entertaining 16 of her friends from the senior room at a birth- day party. The June meeting of the Moth- ers‘ Auxiliary was held on Tues- day evening at the home of Mrs. Fred Waters with 14 ladies pres- ent. This was the last meeting until September. Plans regard- ing the 1st Jefferson Cub Camp, set for June 21, 22, were discus- sed. uqu - J Mr. and.Mrs. M. Ensor and family spent last weekend at Mew Lake, Algonquin Park. Mlss Karen Kuxst travelled with them. Twenty-five members of the Jackson family held a family re- union at Mariday Farm to honour Mr. Ray Jaqkson‘s cousin. Miss ,,_.L_._.. Hasty phone call held New York-Montreal flight piloted by Captain Paul Abel. Stew- ardess Pnh’icia Repolj re- ceived vial of rare anti- poison from New York Health Department worku. Doctor I! Montreal's St. Iustine'a Hospital helped save Ron Tisdnle's life with Megimide -â€" powerful new anti-poison which was final- ly located in New York. Louise Lnrocque. Long Distance operator in Mont- real handled crucial call to New Yorkâ€"one of count- ELGIN MILLS-JEFFERSON NEWS Correspondent: Th Woman's Auxiliary of ondent: The Evening Branch of the axillary of St John'. Angllun Church TU. 4-2708 TU. 4-1534 We would like to wish a spee- dy recovery to Wayne Pasco who is recovering from meningitis in the Sick Children’s Hospit‘ala Charles O'Connor is visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Klein for a short time. We ex- pect Charles will be anxious to see the newest member of his family. The Local Association held a delightful tea at the home of Mrs. Ray Jackson on Saturday at- ternoon. Many exquisite plants and spring flowers enhanced the beauty of the living room and the table, with its centerpiece of pansies, was a delight to the eye. Many thanks to the ladies who attended this tea. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed themselves Saturday evening when the members. wives and husbands of St. Matthew‘s Un- ited Church choir were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jackson. Games, dancing and sing songs were the order of the evening, followed by a buffet supper. Birthday greetings to Mary Elaine Taylor who celebrates her birthday on June 20, and to Rus- sell Smith whose birthday falls on June 19. Patsy Smith. Patty Tonner and Marshall Tonner took part in a tap dance recital at Earl Haig Collegiate last week. 7 Mabel Louise. David and John Robertson met their baby cousin Douglas Leslie Todd for the first time last Sunday when they visâ€" ited Douglas and Sharon Todd at their home in Scarborough. Afterwards they had dinner with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Robertson, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jackson en- tertained the delegates of the Commercial Travellers Associa- tion at the Delawanna Inn. Hon- ey Harbour. last week. Shfi'ley Thomas left on Sat- urday to spend a vacation in Florida. The June meeting of the Ev- ening Branch of St. John's W.A. was held at the home of Mrs. Fred Waters on Thursday even- ing vpnou-J v ..._..V_ ,, Congratulations to the leader and members of the newly form- ed men’s choral group. Singers come from as far away as Sutton and Camp Borden to practice in St. John’s Anglican Parish Hall each Monday evening. The Ev- ening Branch of St. John’s .W.A. are the caterers to this event. We are pleased to report that a few local gentlemen are joining the group and anyone wishing to participate will be cordially re- celved. The- Church Bus for Sunday School and the morning service will be discontinued for July and August. Sunday. June 29, will be its last run until September Parents are asked to bring their children to ,church with them. Children will be very welcome, however, in Sunday School, which will continue with reduc- ed stafi. Lonely. Lake Wilcox. fell and broke her arm last week. We wish her a speegly yeggvgry. -1 wnu ucn u or- .v-, Mr. and Mrsifled Watefs celâ€" ebrated their 17th wedding anni- versary on_ Sgturdgy. L I__.I‘- The Doncaster Community La- dies’ Club held a very successful June Tea on June 11 at the home of Mrs. Mizen, Sprucewood Dr. Winners on the draw for a blan- ket were: . H. Andrews, Spruce- wood Dr., lst prize; second prize Mrs. Paddy Harris, Morgan Ave.; and third prize, Miss Janet Clow. Clarke Ave. Friends and neighbours of Mrs. Kindness. Henderson Ave., held a stark shower at the home of Mrs. Fox, Glen Cameron Ave.. on Monday. June 16. Happy birthday to Denise Kindness who celebrated her sev- enth birthday on June 15. at her home On Henderson Ave., with a party; to Donna Burroughs. 57 Morgan Ave, who celebrated her third birthday on June 12 with a few friends; and to Jerry Clow. who celebrated her fourth birth- day on June 16 at her home on Clarke Ave, with a party. A welcome to the neighbour- hood is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Grandison who moved into 16 Proctor Ave. They have two dau- ghters, Wendy and Jill. Mr. and Mrs. Grandison are from Don Mills. Happy birthday to Jill Grandi- son, 16 Proctor Ave, who cele- brated her third birthday on June 16. with a party. Friends and neighbours of Mr. Cole Jr.. Sprucewood Dr., are sorry to hear of his illness and wish him a speedy recovery. Mr. Cole? is in B_ranson Hospital. -_-_,_- The annual mdtliér and diiangh- ter banquet for Brownies and Guides was held on Tuesday. June 17. at St. Patrick’s Angli- can_Churph. on Lillian St. Mr. and Mrs. Clow and family. Clarke Ave, spent the week-end at Port Dover and Owen Sound visiting relatives. H. 10 N ES Building Supplies Ltd. Water Softener DONCASTER Salt A qua-Nuggets RICHMOND HILL A '. 5-3941 AV. 5-1081 Correspondent: David Barbour Henderson Ave. Phone AV. 5-2288 This was the first time that the foundation has invited represent- atives of community committees to the annual meeting. In view of the fact that Math of Dimes services have been expanding so rapidly in recent years. it was thought essential that those who represent the foundation through- out the province be told the full extent of the problem of rehab- ilitation of physically handicap- ped adults. also what plans the March of Dimes is making to The Kinette Club of Richmond Hill was represented at the an- nual dinner meeting of the Re- habilitation Foundatiow for Polio- myelitics and the Orthopaedic- ally Disabled by President Mur- ier Flagle, Past-Pesident Iva White. Past-Secretary Mary Neal, and Treasurer Laurie Gemmill. Hear Of Work OfThe Disabled & MUIRI-IEAD'S SATURDAY June 21 st WHITE .ROSE‘ . . . so both are borrowing from a. bank WHITE ROSE SERVICE STATION YONGE STREET at OAK RIDGES Phone: PR. 3-5388 3"66 fll’ Everyone YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED I'HE.CHARTERED BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY When borrowing is sound business prac- tice, it is a simple, straightforward process to arrange a loan from a chartered bank. Every day, in every part of Canada, the chartered banks are lending money to farmers, fishermen, producers, manufao turers, processors and other commercial customers, large and small...to meet pay- FREE CAR WASH with each $3.00 purchase of gas, redeemable at any time CANADIAN OIL COMPANIES LTD. mm“ The All Canadian Comnanv ROSE A solve this problem The principal speaker of the evening was Mr. Henry Viscardi, Jr.. President of Disabilities. Inc., New York. who, during the course of his inspiring talk and the relating of his experience, moved his hearers from “laugh- ter to tears." The speaker, him- self. was born without his lower limbs. and the corporation is staffed by partially disabled work- ers who manufacture orthopaedic appliances that are shipped to various parts of the world. It was of great interest to learn that Mr. Viscardi has already made plans for the establishment of a Canadian factory to operate on similar lines to the New York plant, and will be located in York County. The All Canadian Company THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, June 19. 1958 18 TO THE and rolls, buy raw materials, market good: and meet a multitude of financial needs. A bank manager is constantly on the look- out for opportunities to make such loans â€"â€"that's his job. Bank loans are an essential part of the process that provides the goods and services that make life better for all Canadians. THIS MONTH {I No City Driving fir Free Parking if Enquire for Special Student end Party mm {if Table Reservation: For All DIRECTIONS ‘ North on No. 7 Highway Ii Shell Station (7th Concession Vaughan) ‘ 1% miles West of Highway No. 400 $2.00 PER PERSON RESERVATIONS M Mart Kenney's Ranch EVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Hi Neighbour It’s Fun to Dance at MART KENNEY SUNDAY June 22ml RESERVATIONS AT. 8-1282 AND HIS ORCHESTRA