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16 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, May 7. 1959 IT'S NATIONAL BEAUTIFICATION MONTH 1st Grade Oil, sealed cans, 29c per quart AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS REPAIRED AND REBUILT STOP 22 YONGE ST. AV. 5-1 (between Thornhill and Richmond Hill) “The Friendly Store That Saves You More1 'III AID AUTO SUPPLY HUITI. PUBLISHED AS A PUBLIC SERVICE BY "3"" CARS __!9_CI.EAR___ 48 NASH, runs good . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - 50 CHEV. 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Most (‘03 from -â€" REPLACEMENT CARTRIDGES 39-52 $00.00 51-51 00.00 42-57 00.00 Low Down Payments and Easy Terms EXCHANGE PRICE $1.13 to $1.89 $ 6.35 $11.60 $20.69 $10.30 FORD VI 39-57 MERCURY 49-53 MERCURY 5465 41-57 AV. 5-1031 Carl Beeston (left) 1958 Toronto and District Min- iature Golf Champion who finished second in the lst International Miniature Golf Tournament, being con- gratulated by Gordon Condie (right), runner-up in the Toronto and District Championship Tournament, while Jim Petroupolos (centre), genial golf pro, at the Dufferin Fair- ways hands out the trophies and prizes. I ~ ~ . olocal/ Jigure J/zafing Club “Need for greater voluntary parental supervision on and off the ice” was unanimously expressed at the annual meeting of the Richmond Hill Figure Skating Club on Monday night at the McConaghy Public School. Though the attendance was comparatively small, in proportion to the parents of the 200 children who benefitted throughout the season, the group present oifset this lack of numbers by their earnestness and enthusiasm displayed in discuss-‘ ing and charting the future course of the club. Club President, Mrs. William Wilson, chaired the meeting, and in reviewing the past year’s activities, thank- ed the executive and members, one and all, for their par- ticipation and whole hearted co-operation throughout the :year, especially to those whose untiring efforts of seven weeks of preparation for the three-day April carnival all contributed to make the fourth annual event such an out- standing success; however, it was unfortunate that other meetings and attractions in Richmond Hill were held during that period, adversely affecting the carnival attend- ance. Special thanks were extended' to Mr. Chuck Kiel, professional instructor, for his excellent chor- eography and training, and to the Carvinal Chairman, Mrs. H. San- derson, Supervisors Mrs. Morley Hall and Mrs. J. Grainger; Test Chairman Mrs. E. Madden, Ward- robe Mistress Mrs. L. Wainwright, Secretary Mrs. Paul Morley; Pub- licity Convenor Mrs. W. Angus; Scenery and Cover Design pro- duced by Mrs. D. Featherston- , LL s“- uuvvu w, -.-_ _. haugh, the many Eéwing mothers, court mothers, and with special emphasis, to all those “behind the scenes” hag-d workers. ,,QA_‘ .. During the business session, re- ports from the secretary, treasur- er and other executive members were submitted gnq adopted. Dur- LL-L "cry aun.u..--_ -7,‘ ,, lug the general discussion that followed, man-y interesting phas- es, problems, and improvements were discussed, Mr. D. MacLelâ€" Ian contributing an interesting suggestion relative to increased seating capacity and lighting ef- fects â€" derived from a recent vis- it to the rink at Upionville. 3%; $ 75.00 $145.00 $195.00 $105.00 $295.00 $495.00 $195.00 $295.00 $495.00 $59500 $59500 and Vauxhall .Nnnual I I! leelmg / jiqure Séah‘ng Mrs. L. Wainwright, as chair- man of nominations, then announ- ced the following nominees as 1959-60 directors of the Richniond Hill Figure Skating Club: Mrs.‘ William Wilson, Mrs. Harold San- derson, Mrs. Ross Smith, Mrs. William Hall, Mrs. Morley Wil- liams. Mrs. Nelson Dean, Mrs. Wiliam Angus. As there were no further nominations from the floor, the slate was adopted by acclamation. At the next execu- tive meeting to be held within the next several weeks, the president and other executive officers will be elected. KESWICK BOWL LADIES 1 WIN TOURNAMENT Representing Keswick Bowl, 8 six member team of ladies won an intercounty tournament this past week-end, defeating teams from Maple and Richmond Hill. The contest consisted of four game blocks, one Sunday at Kes- wick and another at Richmond Bowl. Scores for the eight game block were Keswick 9229, Maple 9138, Richmond _Bowl 9133. €11.00, ;u\.uu.v..- â€"_.._ ,,-,. Representing the Keswick Bowl were E. Stewart, L. McArthur, T. Pestill, D. Cowl, B. Foster, M. Hodgins. Maple Ladies were B. Rumble, A. Watson, B. Ingram, C. Johnson I. Dahl D. Palmer. wfifg-st'i-rigâ€"lés' Event V to B. Hod- gson 305 A. Watson 326 both girls from Maple. .LVath nvvuuvnn, Huang--- _ doors Girl of Canada”, goes after a “big one” as the fishing season for 1959 gets underway. Fishermen hooking big fish this year are eligible for attractive cash prizes in a. province-Wide tournament being conducted by the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters. An Ontario brewery , AL:A_ _£ L‘cuclahxuu u; AluéAvLu .0. -_-._, is co-operating with the wfederaitiiion in the promotion of the tournament by contributing cash awards of over $3,000 in addition to other prizes. 'eeh'ng Nancy Robson, Etobicokg, recgpley chgsen the “Out- , 2-141.... Football Club In Toronto Union The Richmond Hill Football Club was officially accepted into the intermediate and midget ser- ies of the Toronto Rugby Union this week. The introduction of the local midget team was well received by the TRU executive. and assistance was pledged to get this venture off the ground. Starting from the very bottom, the midgets will require every- thing from players to equipment. not \to mention coaching assist- ants. The age limit is 17, as of September 1, and all boys are welcomed regardless of ability. Coach, Bob Thompson, invites all interested boys to phone TU. 4- 4100 so an estimate of the enthu- siasm towards this proposal may be obtained. The intermediate team is look- ing forward to another good sea- son, and Coach Bill Points would be glad to hear from prospective players. Bill can be reached at TU. 4-1944. Additions to the coaching staff were also presented to the TRU, with Del Maidley, Al Apps, and Ron Parsons joining Bill Points on the intermediate level. The midget team is still search- ing for local help regarding the coaching problem. Bob Thomp- son being the only coach active with this entry to date. The Richmond Hill Football Club welcomes all enquiries of assistance. Phone Del Maidley, TU. 4-3755. Q‘Xs-ifiifil'e past the locals will try to uphold their slogan. “It‘s not what the boy does for the game, but what the game does for the boy." ' Davis and Day took the 1958- 59 championship by bowling a nice 7165, Twin Boys 7147, Hall's Fuel Oil 7116. ABC. Bowl No. 1 6885, Richmond Bowl 6654, Wes- tern Tire 6548. Consolation â€" A.B.C. Bowl No. 2 7373, Jack Blyth Real Estate 7060, Young Bros. 6933, Johns Boys 6895.‘K 8; M Spitfires 6511, Italy 3138. April 27 J. Smith 235, V. Moore 228, J‘ Allen 226, M. McCrea 206, M Brotherhood 196. _ Winning team: Eager Beavers; runners-up Hot Shots; high aver- age, Vera Moore 170; high single, L. Burnett 299; high single han- dicap, E. Kent 312; high triple handicap. M. Brotherhood 645; high triple handicap, K. Van Wie- ringen 747. OFFICE MACHINES L. H. SIMS DEALER â€"- TU. 4-1745 â€" 88 Baker Ave., Richmond Hill SALES - SERVICE - RENTALS Special Student Rate: Typewriters . Adding Machines All popular make: on hand See Portable models at Wight’s Pharmacy 28 Yonge St. S. or Call TU. #1745 day or all!!! ‘Your local typewriter speciallst’ THORNHILL LADIES ABC MEN’S MAJOR BOWLING LEAGUE Auto Service Complete Service To All Makes of Cars ELGIN MILLS TU. 4-3151 Radios We are experienced in the construction of farm and suburban fences. No job too large and none too small. 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