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‘ FACTORY SALE $3 Eg or ASSORT WHILE THEY LAST COFFEE TABLES, $1 LIMITED -\\\‘\\/\\ xx \\\ xxx“ \x'xx \â€"\ x m. - - s 44 Levendale Rd. 0.00 and up. reg. $50.00 END TABLES $4.00 and up, reg. $15.00 END TABLES WITH LAMPS, $15.00 and up, reg. $30 QUANTITY THE FURNITURE SHOPPE Richmond Heights Plaza AV. 5-5201 W ED SAMPLE TABLES or THE NEW 35‘ CANADIAN PRODUCT (Imitation Marble) ARTIMA STONE .PIRRI'S MARKET e9 prone: 51. N. CORNER BEDFORD PARK AVE. Richmond Hill’s Only Fruit Market! Fresh Fruit, Vegetables, Groceries The Friendly Store - Everyone welcome A Russian officer, a Polish offic- er. a pretty girl and a little old lady sped through a darkened / tunnel in a train compartment when a loud kiss was heard fol- lowed by a smack. Holding his swelling eye as they emerged into the light the Rus! also said: “That Pole is smart he steals a kiss and I get smack- ed: “That girl has real character_”' ' thought the old lady; “Funny that Russian kissed the old lady and; not me.” thought the girl; “Not had,” said the Pole to himself,‘ “1 kiss the back of my hand. h the Russian, and get away with? it." That sure was a confused situ tion but I'm glad it turned out‘ alright! If you're in the ‘dark’ about where to take your clean- ing and shirt laundry then you’ll be as smart as that Pole to try our place. We make a habit of giving your cleaning that little bit extra effort that top quality requires. Street It. Richmond I” Yong. sum sea ,',, PHIL. EARTH ll Hill TUrnor 4-44! I V. 0. N. VICTORIAN ORDER OF NURSES RICHMOND HILL BRANCH Miss E. Woodbyrne Richmond Hill Municipal Hall PHONE TU. 4-4101 _ CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY Richmond Hill & District For information call Richmond Hill TU. #12” TU. 4-3463 Thornhill AV. 5-1603 AV. 5-1748 Maple 247W AV. 5-2406 Unionvfllo 239 i] nit PRlDi-IAM'S Paint 8: Wallpaper 21 Yonge St. N. Richmond Hill Tel. TU. 4-2819 A Consult us for personalized attention « to all your painting needs. Just ask for THE LIBERAL. Richmond Hill. Ontario, Thursday, July 30. 1959 3 DONCASTER Correspondent: David Barbour Henderson Ave. Phone AV. 5-5205 a Warehouse Scales OUR NEW STORE LOCATION 85 Yonge Street North TU. 4-2922 (next to St. Mary’s Catholic Church? RICHMOND HILL “WATCH FOR OUR GRAND OPENING DATE” Returning from an interesting two weeks at the Medeba Bible Camp at West Gilford in the Hai- iburtons are Gerald IllacKenzie; Bruce McLean: Terry Moase; Derick Vincent; Gary George; Donald Angel and Gordie Scott. The camp is operated by the Don- caster Bible Chapel and these, the junior boys, arrived home on the past week-end. The senior boys. from Doncaster. attending the camp. previous to the junior boys. were Dennis Miller; Bob Wallace and (an Watts. The senior girls left during the past weekâ€"end and the Doncaster members are Judy Angel and Carol Wallace. On Sunday, July 19, Bill Law, Clarke ave. and ‘a friend Stan Thompson, of Toronto, set forth by motorcycles on a camping trip that took them through Hunts- ville; Algonquin Park; Pembroke, up to North Bay and down No. 11 highway to home, which was Satâ€" urday, July 25. They enjoyed their adventure and reported no incidents. . . On Tuesday, July 28, the E. Vautier family, of Sprucewoodl Dr., left for a 2 week vacation at their cottage near Norland, Ont.l While rolling playfully on Lhe‘ Have your copy . . of “The Liberal” home delivered by carrier. Home delivery is available in every area of Richmond Hill, costs only a little more a week. Call TU. 4-1105. Climax of Town and Country’s 2â€"Week Promotion Campaign was reached when Radio Star Patti Lewis weighed the announcer Teddy Froman. who eight times daily invited his listeners to guess his weight. It’s 251 lbs! Contest winner, Mrs. P. Paxman. of 245 Palmer Ave, Richmond Hill, guessed 2503/4 lbs. TEMPERANCEVILLE NEWS CORRESPONDENT: MRS. MILTON WELLS. R. R. 3 KING Phone PR. 3-5239 Please keep in mind the date returned home after vacationing of the ice cream social under the auspices of Temperanceville WA. to be held August 6, Thursday. Mrs. Wm. Turner will be the hos- tess at her home. Everyone is welcome. Come and bring the children. Church service and Jr. Con- gregation will be resumed Sun- day, August 16. when Rev. Ken- nedy will be in the pulpit. All children not on holiday are in- vited to come and enjoy the film in Junior Congregation. Personals Linda Chalk spent a few days holidaying in Minissing at the home of her grandparents, Rev. and Mrs. Mesley. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Wilson ' and Wendy are returning to this district to live. Paul Chalk attended Cub Ox- Trail Camp at Hockley Valley. He enjoyed this experience immen- sely. Judith and Wayne Paxton have Reeve PeFry Returns From Vacation Reeve John Perry of Vaughan Township returned home last Monday after holidaying at his “'f. cottage in Haliburton with ' family for several weeks. 23;" Our 2nd Anniversary Busy Gr. Our 3rd Baby . basin“ 2n yearnhnow' 3rd Yes 31361-3 opensgfi See You At Our an s't ’ 3m! . Gigantic Celebrjion Sale a â€"â€" ione/ ‘ MEN'S 8: BOYS' SHOPS TOUGHIES UNDERWEAR Shorts or 'I'ops Regular $1.00 each NOW SALE PRICE! 79c each or 3 for I MEN’S READY TO WEAR SUITS â€" $34.99 With 3 Pairs of Pants PLUS FREE CUFFS uoasv ' JEANS $2.09 EVEN MORE SENSATION AL SAV‘NGS AT THE STORE in Bayview Plaza gI'QJâ€" OZFOIIQ/ MEN’S 8. BOYS’ Telephone: AV. 5-4791 Open Thursdays 8; Fridays Until 9 p.m. Richmond Hill / “cw a...«;.. s. -4 .‘Annual NEWMARKET 2 »“'ellington East. will soon have 5 its first building. A. Scott Annon o, will build a Builders' Supply fac- > York North C.C.F. The weatherman smiled fav- ourably on Saturday, July 25th, to make the annual picnic of York North CCF Riding Association at York County Park, Sibbald’s Point, on Lake Simcoe, a delight- ful success. It was truly a family affair with varied activities for all ages, from a peanut hunt for the wee toddlers, novelty races and contests, and a ball game to round out the day. Of course the excellent swimming was enjoyed by many, and all sat down to a delicious supper together under lovel_ shade trees beside the lake. Good fun and congeniality key- noted the occasion, with former provincial candidate Stanley Hall of Newmarket. presenting the prizes for the various sporting ev- ents. Picnic arangements were under the direction of Mr. F. M. Windatt. Pine Grove, assisted by Mr. Allan Gould, Richvale, and Mrs. R. R. Thompson, Maple. Elgin Mills News Deirdre Troyer spent the week- end with Margaret Passmore at Lake Chandos. Mrs. Cecil - Gould and Peter have returned from a holiday in Haliburton. Mrs. W. R. Chappell is visiting with her sister. Mrs. Freer in Halâ€" iburton. Mr. and Mrs. Blake Speers of Ottawa spent last Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Passmore. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Gamble. Bat- burst Street have moved to Nau- ghton Drive. Miss Bessie Legge spent Sun- 1“: day with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gould and Peter. NORTH YORK : Building volume in North York dropped 83.913.931 for the first six months of 1959 7.776,- . . . with a decrease of 9’1 in the month of June alone 3 I O I Industry St. tory and office building. At the present Mr. Annon is operating his business from his home on the third concession oi ‘i‘hit- church. at the home of their cousins. Su- sanne, Teddy and David Levison, Shanty Bay. Audrey Herrema is enjoying her holiday at Camp Ahshunâ€" yoong. Mr. and Mrs. Don Chalk left on Friday for McKeesport, Penna. The Palmers of Schomberg accom panied them. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mitchell re- turned last week from a trip through Northern Ontario. Mrs. John Thompson, Toronto, ~visited Mr. and Mrs. Nelson T mpson on Sunday. In and Mrs. Rose of St. Cath- er nes were dinner guests of Mr. Mrs. Stewart Paxton recently. Ir. and Mrs! Arnold Willett nd Mrs. Milton Wells on Thurs- ay. They also visited relatives CUT-RITE _ SAVE Ge PILLSBURY ANGEL HEREFORD AYLMER TOMATO Meme/m W”~” KRAFT SCHULER’S Potato Chips l Wax Paper lOO'roll25c 200'roll49c Cake Mlxl6oz. Pkg. CARNATION INSTANT. 16 oz. Pkg. 31¢ 3 lb.Bor 89C C_o__med Beef Saile ' Catchup Save 4c 2 lloz.Btls.35( Salad Bowl Save 9: 2 16 oz. Jars couch of his home on Sprucewood Dr., on Friday. July 24, 9 year old Stephen Morrison accidently jam- med an unseen needle in the gristle part of his left elbow joint. Unfortunately the force that sent the needle into the arm had also broken it at the skin surface. Attempts by their doctor failed whereupon he was taken to Branson Hospital, here the problem was too great and Steph- en was sent to The Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto for sur- gery, He was released the same night with a mighty sore arm. The Canadian Cancer Society is organized in 2000 Canadian com- munities where it carries out edu- cational programmes and gives assistance to cancer patients. It also provides money for research. Friends and neighbours of Mr. Norman Smith, of Morgan ave. are happy to hear that he is re- covering nicely from a serious automobile accident early mor- ning of Friday. July 24. Enjoying a weeks vacation at their cottage at Barry’s Bay re- gion are the Angel family of Clarke ave.. They left during the past week-end and have Terry Gain, of Henderson ave., as a guest. Birthday greetings go out to Christine Donaldson, of Morgan ave., who was 1 year old on Fri- day, July 17. Mr. and Mrs. Greenshield, of Henderson ave., since Saturday, July 18, have been vacationing in Prince Edward Island. With them are their nephews Donnie and Dougie Kindness also of Henâ€" derson ave. to will return. at.the end of this week. JOIN OUR RECORD CLUB SEE PAGE 5 SAVE 6e and one brick of (2 Ice Cream Free l9c 2 1202 tins 69c 61/2 oz. Pkg. 41c AND ONE 27c PKG. FREE ‘ .- t. . meme” I l .I, «W l Homogenized Milk 3 qt. Jug m V\ I , . -NsV -4 Kb J . // l g. i l‘ (a. . ; ) l : J - 2 '_â€",&\\.\‘€\: \\ \x\\\\\‘w\c\:\x\x\cc\:\m\c\.\“ :x'vcv ocxxrcwg;§ ~xc ‘C .: c o:\\' cu sexchm'v»: ~:\; AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR f WVKx‘RXWWW‘“'W‘VV“WVV‘\R’W‘*‘NW¢W ' ' WWW~WO~ memes?!) Moan-:v's 29 YONGE ST. SOUTH. RICHMOND HILL On All Our Famous Name Brand Price? Merchandise “1°” D i: all 1:53:13; ’ STILL IN FULL SWING “$33225 1’3ro1/2 OFF Special For This Week: Boys’ Stretchee Socks, 6-81/2 * Reg. 49c pair - - 3 pair for HARRY'S CHILDREN'S WEAR 54 YONGE ST. SOUTH Richmond Hill TU. 4-1251 OPEN THURSDAY & FRIDAY TILL .9 Merchandise Guaranteed Satisfactory or Money Cheerftu Refunded Thursday 8- Friday open till 9 pm. ’k’K‘K FRESH Golden Yellow Corn 6cobs23¢ SNOW WHITE Cauliflower HOME GROWN local Tomatoes M e o I s MAPLE LEAF Hot Dog Weiners pic. of 8 MAPLE LEAF -â€" ‘Sweet Pickled in Cryovac’ Cottage Roll “:49: DEVON BRAND RINDLESS i i I. ,, Frozen Foods Plus Deposit B.E. RASPBERRIES ........................ 41c ;, W" ’ ,g B.E. GRAPEFRUIT JUICE . .......... . 2 Tins 39c BE. PEAS, poly bag . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55c SHOPPING CONVENIENCE [CE CREAM, all flavours . . . . . . . . . . . . . . '/2 Gal. 79c / fl - 7' 5 /l n n I) ,0 f x) ,. 1,; Free Parking In Rear 4 ~x”.‘.\;""‘ ‘\. ‘ " . \‘I .V \umv\\.~. xu-\\\ é“