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_ One of the greatest tasks confront- ing the nation at this time is the main- tenance of national health. One of the most serious of diseases and at the same time one of the most readily cur- able when found in its early stages, is tuberculosis. ' - It is to the credit of the Richmond Hill and Thornhill Lions Clubs and those who buy Christmas seals from Nation- al Sanitarium Association that every resident in the district, may take pre- cautionary steps against this insidious disease by having a free test for TB within the next few days. It is pbssible, of course, that a great many motorists and a. great many pe- In 1958, almost one hundred Cana- dians were reprieved. .In 1957,. there had been 3,579 trafâ€" fic deaths and, by the usual trend of such things, it could be expected that in 1958, the mortality figures would be still higher. But, something happened; the death list dropped by approximately one hundred. Perhaps more than a hun- dred men, women and children spent more time in their homes than on the highways; perhaps many more were travelling in foreign parts for long per- iodsduring that year. Or perhaps some ware carrying potent rabbits’ feet or goodluek pieges. Until apparatus using miniature film was developed, mass surveys, now broadened to include tuberculin tests were impractical and costly. Chest clinics had to be confined to known and suspected cases. As a result not more than one in five persons suffering from LB. Still Serious I'IeaIlII 'I'III-eul THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, @EW 'OIKINO WIT" CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK Subscription Rate $3.50 per 3 BANK or MONTREAL Howbbeémt‘w If you have a steady income and can make monthly loan-repayments with- out hardship, there's money available ioyouattheBofMtoservealmost my useful purpose. Whether you are a B ofM customeror not, talkto the people at your neighbour- hood branch . . . a Warm welcome awaits you. 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Purchases for the home and family . . . expenses for school. college and vacation . . . unexpected emergency bills. . . all these can be [taken care of on a single-montth-paymenl basis. Here are four good reasons why â€" whether married or singleâ€" your credit-financing should be on the low- cost terms of the Bank of Montreal Family Finance Plan: Richmond Hill Branch: DONALD ROSS, Manager the disease was discovered until it had progressed to 'serious stages. Now this dangerous situation can be remedied. Found in its early stages, and properly treated at once tuberculosis can be cured and the possibility of passing it to others overcome. More persons in Ontario die from tuberculosis than from all other infec- tious diseases combined. This is large- ly because an infected person may go on for some time not at all aware that he has the disease. destrians suddenly decided to drive safely and to walk with common sense, regardless of what the pessimist may think. 7. Whatever the reason for this hope- ful turn, let’s make it a regular trend â€"- bring those mortality figures down and down. Any one of us can be attacked by this disease and at any time. The old belief that those over 30 are no longer susceptible is entirely without founda« tion. Helping in the task of destroying this enemy of man is a duty that be- longs to us all. The surest way of doing so is by having a tuberculin test and also chest X-ray if indicated. Whatever the reason for that drop in the number of dead, somethingmust have happened â€"â€" D.B.S. figures don’t lie; it must be that the Canadian citi- zen is becoming more traffic conscious. Perhaps more parents are adding the admonition, “Watch the streets both ways before you cross” to their morn- ing “goodbyes” to the schoolbound off- spring. a "sand "pawn-m lulp you an your imamâ€"hut.“ 0! [thing D nu: you. UVwmbomcphSJ§Wv 40- panding on you 53mm, to buy "a thing you want for your homo and family, at to non .mrgonciu. OP llFE SINCE 1817 'MY BANH’ N! I!!!“ m1" .mcuumoks by Cicely Thomson Ask me a question and I’ll tell you no lie. How does a thru-lane roadway only havevtie line of moving cars? That’s easy. The right lane has a parked car every fifty feet and the line of cars in the left lane stops be< hind the man who wants to make a left hand turn! See it every Thursday or Friday evening travelling south through Willowdale past the shopping plaza. Why do cars use the Elgin Mills Side Road East? Well they use it to go eastwards because there's no sign to say BAD ROAD Use At Your Own Risk. As a matter of fact, you can plunge into a positive chasm that isn't even marked with a BUMP flag, as well as all sorts of old fashioned washboard sections and minor rocky mountain ranges to make the mile and a quarter sector to Bayview from Yonge into a ride that will challenge any at the Ex â€" and you don’t have to buy a ticket either. Perhaps we could persuade someone (either someone with taking ways, or someone in authority) to find some of the left-over-fromâ€"the-spring-troubles signs of the Bad Road . . . Risk variety or the cute little red ones that say BUMP and do a good coverage along that piece of roadway. anywhere in the district {tom 12 noon to midnight. Enjoy a delicious meal, piping = hot. in your own home. lWe cater to quuetu. Wed. iding Parties, basin?” gather- !inu or speck! event: of In! kind. When do we get the liquor store and the brewers’ retail outlet that we voted for a year ago? Well now, one of them, on the corner of Crosby Av- enue and Yonge Street is coming along right smartly. For quite a time back the earth was scuffed about and men in trench coats and their hands in their pockets stood gazing at the expanse of shattered earth; they were looking positively woebegone, but they put in little wooden markers and now, lo and behold! the concrete block has risen out of the ground â€" so that in no time at all we won’t have to make sudden forays to Willow- dale when a light wine is needed for our dinner table. If money grew on trees Richmond Hill Would have had its swimming 001, its tennis courts, its super arena. For that matter, if money grew on trees every home would have its air conditioning unit instead of a mort- gage. ' ' But for the first time since the town began to expand lawns can be kept green, for there are no watering restrictions in spite of the prolonged dry spell. The new-dugr well is living up to its publicity. - And the trim-up ob on the arena looks pretty good. The library is something we can point to with pride for years to come. . Our streets and their lighting are pretty good too. My taxes were raised only an amount equal'to my entire 1949 tax bill after all! What extra things have we got with this year’s in- crease in taxes? V “I’ve answered three questions and that is enough, Be off or I’ll kick you downstairs." Oh well, kick it around a bit instead. w.c. 3.0.0.1). EYES EXAMINED LOWRIE BLDG. 15 Yonge St. N. TU. 4-4641 RICHMOND mu. Hours: 11 ‘to 5.30 pm. daily Fridays to 9 pm. Closed Wednesday; TAKE OUT ORDERS, FREE DELIVERY Yangtze Pagoda Restaurant Pick-Up & Delivery. TU. 4 - 2818 sharpened. Rotary blades ground and 'baianced. MECHANICAL REPAIRS, TUNE-UPS, OVER- HAULS. GOOD USED MOWERS BOUGHT AND 002’ ._ 000' RELIABLE MOWER SERVICE l‘or table and banquet reservations Telephone AV. 5-4303 From the time the first tip of green appears And shoots toward heaven its emerald spears, Day by day the brave nursling perseveres. It bows a weak frame to the frosty morn, Is held by the wind and the sun in scorn, Then lashed by the rain until dank and lorn. The roving bird sticks it with pointed bill. And-insects suck till they’ve had their fill, Yet the fe rless young plant is growing‘s '11. Then one 1&3? in spite of such frightful s 7 ss, A bud stirs and awa‘kes to some gentle caress That unfolds a, rare’ chalice of loveliness. â€" Elizabeth Dale Kelson Power and hand mowers, precision SOLD. Service dealer for Lawson Power Products Engine @mWflfl ’ North of Richmond . Hill y on Highway . Delicious _ _ Canadian Exclusive Comfortable Dining Rooms, Seating 300 People THE BEST PLACE TO EAT CAN ADA’S FINEST CHINESE CUISINE Food Also Served 201 RUMBLE AVENUE Opposite loblaws In Richmond Hill “Your One Stop Shopping Centre” 7'}: PARKING FOR 500 CARS {37 OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY 'TIL 9 Ladies' 8- Children's Mocassins Special ‘ OSBORNE'S 5 and 10 ower “Visit The Real Living Santa” JUNE 19 to Thanksgiving Fun For All The Family Children to 14 years - FREE 9.30 am. to 6.00 pm. Sunday 1.00 pm. to 6.00 pm. SANTA'S VILLAGE BRACEBRIDGE, ONT. In the Estate of Frances Ellen Richardson, late of the Town of Richmond‘ Hill, Retired School Teacher, deceased. All persons having claims ag- ainst the Estate of Frances Ellen Richardson, late of 121 Yonge Street North. Richmond Hill, On- tario who died on or about the 26th day of March. 1958, are hereby notified to send particul- ars of same to the undersigned on or before the 23rd day of July, 1959, after which date the Estate will be distributed, with regard only to the claims of which the undersigned shall then have not. loge, and the undersigned will not be liable to any perfion of whose claim- they shall not then have notice. Dated at Toronto this twenty- fifth day of June, 1959. CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY Richmond Hill Unit FACT FOR THE WEEK: “. . . Besides giving assist- anz.‘ to cancer patients in our own community and helping to cut down the mortality from cancer through education we are part of the biggest and most exciting medical crusade of all time -â€" the crusade to end the curse of cancer through research.” by her solicitors, Mulock, Millikan, Clark 8: I Redman, 711 Dominion Bank Building Toronto 1, Ontario Alice Jane Thomson, Adminis- tratrix ’of the Estate of Maggie Winnifred Richardson, deceased. ‘who was the Executrix of the Estate of Frances Ellen Richard- son Notice to Creditors 40 LEVENDALE RD” RICHMOND HILL 'TU. 4-5621 Nearly New Clothes for the entire family TU. GALBRAITH J EWELLERS FAST & EFFICIENT SERVICE EXPERT WATCH REPAIRS 67 Yonge St. North Graydon Kohl, President. Barrie and District Unit ALL WORK FULLY GUARANTEED ENCORE Telephone TUmer 4-1212 Special Holiday Matinee Wednesday 2 pm. 1st Show Wednesday evening 6 pm. Show Times 7 and 9 pm. Continuous from 6 pm. 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