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OPEN " Mon.,‘ Tues. Wed, Dec. 21, 22, 23 Swifts “BUTTER BALL" Milk Fed Turkeys YOUNG, JUICY 8; TENDER TURKEYS EIII-I-IlI-I'I'III‘ TU. 4-0053 ELGIN MILLS Have Your Home Cleaned by Experts Dun - Well Window Cleaning WINDOWS - WALLS - FLOORS Supervised experienced courteous workmen Reasonable prices. Top quality materials. Guaranteed work. Prompt attention. TO 9 pm. Building Maintenance C0. Are You Busy As Can Be Then Call TU. 4-0053 ,, av H E I. I c o p 1' E n! 1 BE SURE TO SEE SANTA STEP OUT 9 OF THE WHIRLYBIRD Rightonthe m G “HEY KIDS" skin testing for tuberculosis in more than 5000 York County High School students will be un- dertaken early in 1960. This an- nouncement featured the report presented to the York County Health Unit by Dr. Robert M. King. Medical Health Officer. Dr. King also reported a con- 5000 In York County High Schools To Be Offered 13. Test Next Year Richmond Hill’s Mark I Club for Teenagers has a worthwhile Christmas project - collecting toYs for distribution to needy children. The Club has a growing assortment which is sure to CONSULT US FOR YOUR JOB PRINTING REQUIREMENTS “'I'HE LIBERAL" â€" 'I'II. 4-1105 County-wide program wide program of for tuberculosis in Exciting News From SANTA CLAUS SANTA A'RRIVING AT"RED & WHITE” BAYVHEW SHOPPING PLAZA A'l' §/'}lo:30 «.m. SATURDAY, DEC. 19“. Collecting Christmas Toys AYVIEW SHOPPING PLAZA BAYVIEW AVEQ AT ELGIN MILLS ROAD siderable increase in the number of whooping cough cases in pre- school age children. The report started “A wide- spread increase in the number of cases of whooping-cough in preschool and school-age child- ren has appeared in recent weeks in York C 'nty. The sev- erity of the whooping-cough in- per. pound bring joy to many tiny tots on Christ- mas morning. Shown above is one of the Mark I Club members beside a few of the toys collected. “H E Y KID COME ALONG 3. GET YOUR FREE GIFT FROM SANTA fecfion varies from child to child and is most severe in the youngest age group and infants. Diagnosis of whooping-cough is often difficult, and the family doctor should always be called. Many cases are oVerlooked or neglected, not reported to the Health Unit. and thus the over- all picture is difficult to assess. Polio Vaccine â€" Free Adult. . .. Clinics Plans are now being inade for free clinics for adults to obtain their third polio innoculation shortly after the new year at the 17 cent-res in the County where Polio shots were given in June and July. 14; is important that every adult receive his or her iihird dose after the seven month interval following the first two doses given earlier this year in order to get adequate protection_from polio infection. T. B. Testing â€" High Schbbi Students A county-wide programme for skin testing for tuberculosis in High School students will be undertaken early in 1960. The skin test is a'simple procedure which will indicate whether the student has been infected with tuberculous germs earlier in his lifetime. It is by teenage or young adulthood that most per- sons come in contact with un- known sources of tuberculous in- fection. About 5.000 high school students in 7 high schools in York County will be offered this test. The testing will be done by health unit personnel assisted by the National Sana- torium Association.” PICKERING : Township council this year decided against the practice of giving municipal em- ployees turkeys for Christmas. “It’s the talk of my ward,” said Councillor Spang, “I’m not in fa- vor of giving away turkeys or fur coats". “I think the employees can buy their own turkeys, I buy mine,” said Councillor Mrs. Mc- Pherson. A recent death in the pro- vince from Rabies infection fol- lowing the bite of a skunk em- phasizes the danger of neglect of bites from sick r- strange ani- mals. So far this year there have been 106 bitings investigated by the health unit staff and 36 persons in York County have re- ceived anti-rabies vaccine. The general public, and children in particular .must be warned to avoid handling or touching sick or dying animals without ade- quate precautions against infec- ion. and in the event of being bitten immediate treatment from the__family‘physician is urgent. '1. prevent whooping-cough in- noculation of infants of 3 months of age with whooping-cough vac- cine combined wit-h other usual vaccines is important and no baby should lack this protection. Rabies - THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hm, Ontario. Thursday i 'l‘U. 4-180! ! Scanlon Bakeries Ltd. wish to be associated with a the full page greetings to friends and customers. 5, published last week by Yonge Street merchants. Season‘s Greetings. MWWW‘WW M SANTA Will Be Right Here 10:30 am. to 6 pm. SAL DEC 19 MON, TUES., WED. to 9:00 pm. K. W. TOMLIN, Mayor RUSSELL LYNETT‘ Collection usually made on Friday December 25th, will be made MONDA Y, DECEMBER 28th. Collection usually made on Friday January lst, will be made GARBAGE COLLECTION in RICHMOND HILL (To-operation of householders will be appreciated. A RECORD OF VITAL INTEREST IN OUR CHILDREN'S EDUCATION. WITH A COMMON SENSE [APPROACH TO PROBLEMS OF RATE- PAYERS. TEACHERS AND PARENTS. TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL SCHOOL AREA NO. 1 Donald Sabiston for Trustee 38 Yonge St. S. HOLIDAY WEEK MONDAY, JANUARY 4th. Scanlon Bakeries Ltd December 1", 1959 9 Riehmond Hi! , Clerk