The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

10 NOW is the time to have your brakes adjusted -- or relined -- in our modern, fully equipped SERVICE BA Y STOP 22 YONGE ST. ' AV. 5-11 (between Thornhill and Richmond Hill) “The Friendly Store That Saves You More" TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL I lmpregnated with thausands of brass and resin particles for maximum effi- ciency. 0 Designed especially for Canadian drivâ€" " ing. Some high performance in all weather. 0 Exceeds S.A.E. specification. Similar to lining 259g“?! §qgersanic Jet Planes. _ ‘un . TIRE AND AUTO SUPPLY UNITED 3. Application will be made by the Corpora- tion to the Ontario Municipal Board for its apâ€" proval of the undertaking of the said work and any owner may within 21 days after the first publication of this Notice file with the Board his objection to the said work being undertaken. 4. The said Board may approve of the said work being undertaken, but before doing so, it may appoint a time and place when any objections to -the said work will be considered. DATED at the Town of Richmond'Hill, this Twelfth day of May, 1959. 2. The estimated cost of the work is $6.110.- 00 of which $4,041.84 is to be paid by the Corpor- ation. The estimated cost per foot frontage is $2.81. The special assessment is to be paid in twenty annual installments and the estimated animal rate per foot frontage is 24.5c. 1. Palmer Avenue from Ruggles Avenue to Lennox Avenue and intends to specially assess a. part of the cost upon the lands abutting directly on the work. ' TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Richmond Hill in-' tends to construct as a local improvement the construction of a watermain on v , r , -w . 7-..-.. popular WI YOU CAN'T BUY BETTER UNING ANYWHERE! W SHOCK ABSORBERS TAG-TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP Gideon Gideen vs. Orro Morro Bill Foster Jennings CANADIAN MIDDLEWEIGHT CHAMPION BRAMPTON - rn (- THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario. Thursday, May 21, 1959 . TUESDAY MAY, 26 THORNHILL MARKET Belfast, Ireland Former Middleweight Champion RIP LEONARD fl ORILLIA and Enjoy s-nvo-o-t-h-eâ€"r ridifig~â€"re- duce jotting and pounding with Western aeroplane type shock ob- §orbers. Original equipmenrquol- ity. Easily 'insrolled without special tools Unconditiomfly guaranteed 12,000 miles or one year. a HIGH PERFORMANCE 'souun BRAKE SHOES $9.70 Per Pair 2-3 FALLS â€"45 MINUTES Plus 2 Other Bouts Free Exhibition Parking R. LYNETT, SEMI-FINAL Clerk $3.96 Mal fr 2 wheels most popular can. AV. 5-1031 Brantford, Ont. HARDROCKS Bros; SUDBURY Bill Well (13) and Jim McDonald (13). all grade 8 pupils from Westway Village public school. More than 600 grade 8 pupils from west Metro Toronto took part in the fishing day, sponsored by the Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority. The youngsters succeeded in catching most of the 500 speckled trout placed in the Humber, supplied by the Canadian National Sportsmen's Show. \\\‘\\§\u\\‘v\\\' .. HM . appy as only successful fishermen. can be at the 3rd annual Junior Trout Fishing Day at Albion Hills con- servation area just north of Boltop. are. left to right, Anne Siddell (13). Norma Nicoll (12), Carol Thompson (12), On Monday, May 18, the third annual fireworks display and Vic- toria Day festivities were held in Glenbrae Park. This year the event was jointly sponsored by the East Elmwood and Glenbrae Heights Ratepayers Association. Teenage Saie Driving Rodeo Won By B. Smith In a closely fought competition, Brian Smith and Anne Hall em- erged winners in their respective classes in the second annual Rich- mond Hill Teenage Safe Driving Road-E-O. Sponsored jointly by the Rich- mond Hill Lions and Jaycees, the Road-E-O was held Monday. May 18, at the parking area in the Levendale Plaza. Under blue skies and a dry track, thevcontestants pitted their skills and safe driving knowledge in’ a written test, designed by Chief Robbins; clinical tests, ad- ministered by Labatt’s Breweries Limited, an a four stage field test of driving ability, in automo- biles supplied compliments of R. D. Little and 'Son Limited. The evening started shortly afâ€" ter 6 o’clock with a parade of cos- tumed children. The prize win- ners ineach age group were chos- en by a panel of four courageous jufies, Mrs. Ruth Castle, presi- dent of ‘Walter Scott Home and School Association, Deputy Reeve and Mrs. Tinker and the ever pop- ular Councillor Joe Paterson. These good people were faced with a difficult task which they handled with neatness and des- patch‘ for which we say a hearty Held Victoria Day The weatherman cooperated by coming up with the best weather conditions ever enjoyed for this event. ‘ Fireworks, 8. Food Are Victoria Day Features East Elmwood-Glenbrae Hts. In the men’s division, Brian Smith amassed a combined total of 77 per cent, followed closely by Bill Rice, with 75 per cent and Roy Marinofi' with 72 per cent. In the ladies‘ division, Anne Hall. with a total of 76 per cent, edged out Anne White, with 73 per cent and Jennifer Crack, with 72 per cent. In addition to cash awards for the first three winners in each division, the top ’drivers became the new holders of the Richmond Hill Police Safe Driving Trophies. As, top contestant, Mr. Smith will proceed to Windsor. Ontario, on May 23, to represent this dis- trict in a Regional Teenage Safe Driving Road-E-O. sponsored by Imperial Oil Limited. The Rich- mond Hill Lions and Jaycees join in Wishing him every success! thank you Th: next item on the agenda was food and some 500 hot dogs, 1500 dixie cups of ice cream and innumerable cases of pop were oapably served and hastily con- sumed. The good people who helped to feed these ever-hungry kiddies deserve every credit for a well run job. To help defray the \coSts of run- ning an activity of this size, a draw was held for three prizes with tickets selling at one dollar each. The drawing of the tickets was handled by a young man named Wayn-e Snider. assisted by his dad. The only prize claimed up to this time was the third prize won by Mr. Hammond of Palister Crescent. The winning ticket number is 418137‘ and the second prize number is 418269. The hol- ders 'can collect their prizes at 271 Sussex Ave. The grand finale was of course the $250 fireworks display. This was the largest display yet attempted and the people respon- sible for the setting up .a'nd firing of the display deserve congratula- tions for the fine manner with which this chore was handled. {ShifMéiifie'aysports This concluded the evening’s entertainment and tired and (we hope) happy children were taken home by equally tired parents and we hope they all had h/appy dreams. Stofi 21 Yonge Street.-Richvale We have buyers! We need properties! LIST NOW WITH OLDER HOMES _ BUILDING SITES. NEW HOMES MRS. D. CARTER £ AV. 5-1905 . A. \l’iléughby & SONS LTD.. REALTORS 46 EGLINTON E., TORONTO "OUSES. FARMQ. SMALL HOLDINGS FARMS EV? Ab/Es 5v- JAIDP’: £44655 SPRING CATALOGUE SENT FREE HARRY P. CHARLES AV. 5-3891 S â€" SUBURBAN PROPERTY â€"â€"- l Foster Refuses .ws. [To Defend Title Last Tuesday, Al Orlando wrestled a non-title bout with Billy Foster and won. Foster said he was not yellow. but the con- tact says he does not have to defend his belt for 10 days. He said if he knew he was wrestling Orlando he would have trained for it and “I would take A1 Or- lando in th- first two fills," Billy said. “Orlando is a good wrest- ler but is not clever enough to take the belt from me." '- LET US QUOTE YOU ON YOUR HOME FREEZER NEEDS A The Je nings Brothers downed the team of Billy Boy and Rip Leonard. The Jennings Brothers lost the first fall but came back strong with no fooling about to win the last two falls hands down. In the second bout with a little bit of trouble that he did not expect, Kenny Moncton downed a local Richmond Hill boy, Pa-l Greenfield, in 21 minutes of a 1- fall, 30-minute tlme limit bout. Next week we have a tag-team championship bout with the teams of the Jennings Brothers, the champions, putting their title up against the team of Billy Foster and Rip Ron Leonard. Billy Fos- ter said he has one title and is out for the second one. Ron Leonard and Billy Foster said they will crack the Sudbury Hard- rocks into little pieces. In the semi-final we will see in his first bout after returning from a wrestling tour in the US. A. and Mexico, Orro Morro who will come up against Gideon Gi~ deen, the fighting Irishman and former middleweight champion. plus twoother outstanding bouts. The first bout saw Len Hewitt down the up and coming Fred Hall at the 18-minute mark. Lawn Bowling Season Opening Thirty‘five lawn bowlers turn- ed out for the opening of the local season Monday afternoon. Greens were in good shape and players were welcomed by Club President Alex Clark. He extend- ed an invitation to all bowlers to take advantage of the local facili- ties. Greens will be available for bowling every night of the week. There will be special jitney tournaments every Monday and Thursday evening. Winner of the opening tourna- ment was skip Morley Hall and his rink of Mrs. Wheeler and Barry Brent. Second prize win- ner was skip Harry Selkirk with Jesse Russell and Dr. Farquhar- son. V 7 New members are assured of a warm welcome at the local club. FARM STYLE BREAKFAST SIYtE PURE PORK slâ€"H EHEHEHEIIEIIEHEWEHEHE um::EE!fillwlIii-ml!EHEHEEWHWHWHWHWHWl ARNOLD FARMS FRESH ' Side BACON Outstanding Value, Breaka Pleasure Guaranteed With Arnold Farms’ Rindless ALL UNIFORM CENTRE SLICEE STEAKS and ROASTS Porterhouse ROUND 'SIRlOlN Curt From Canada’s Finest Mat-med Temier and Flavory Sausage 1.00 BPEN THURSDAY AND EBIDAY NIGHTS TILL 9 ASWK'I'M l‘jiV'l FLA V Uflh 49 30mm {190d Cake Mixes 2 for 45 RED & BlUE BRAND It’s the closed season on deer, but some Richmond Hill residents had a glorious chance for a pot shot at two beauties last Saturday. About 7.45 a.m. the two deer ran across the rear of homes in Centre Street West. and when last seen were heading westward. They were just romping along and clearing fences with the utmost of ease. Golden Toasted Bread 2 loaves French’s Mustard 6 oz. jar 2 for ICE Box JAR York Peanut Butter 16 oz. ASSORTMENT F‘LAVORS ASPARAGUS BANANAS FRESH HOME GROWN CELLO BAG NEW CARROTS 20 0Z- 19 GOLDEN RIPE {COTTAGE ROLL KNOW ONTARIO BETTER RASPBERRIES 1m LIBBY’S FRASERDALE FROZEN FROZEN PEAS Zpkg- 37 TH‘I'NLY SLICED SMOKED PICNICS COOKED HAM WED CURED MEALED Dentral Ontario is a land of gay resoris and sparkling lakes Here you can golf or laze by the blue waters, with every comfort within easyreach. Friendliness is in the air and there's q welcome mat out for everyone. Have fun here yourself this year, Ontario Departmentof ’I‘ruocl & Publicity. Hon. Bryan L. W. Mm DMCOM/W1 Deer Seen In Town mu (All PACK INTO A DAY Ill ONTARIO TRAVEL 000 Parllamont Bldg... Toronto, Ontario Send free Hiram" abovv Central Oman'o and load an; flam- Pan Office CHICKENS Pitchins a tourr Hill Fa 23rd. Three trophies and $75. in prize money will be up for competition. Tournament time will be 1 pm. and en- tries received after 12.30 need not necessarily be ac- cepted. FOR ROASTING OR FRYING PRE DRESSED OVEN READY $33 e Canadian Horseshoe ing Association will hold imament at Richmond Fair next Saturday. May FREE! Horseshoe Pitching lb 2 lbs. 27 Discover how economical it h to by mailing the coupon below. Limtun you wl! meeive include- :- upâ€"toâ€"dah list of accommodation Hut shows you whae to Itay at the prion you want to pay. 39 79