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â€" 10 am. to 10 pm. and April 22. 10 am. to 5 pm. Antique Show and Sale, Agincourt Com- munity Centre, auspices Isabel Rutter Chapter, I.O.D.E. Admis- sion 50c. c3w40 EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT â€" 9.00 9.11:. - 12.00. Dancing to Max Cameron's Orchestra, at Canad- ian Legion Hall. Carrville Road. Riuhvale. Sponsored by Rich- mond Hill Branch 37 Canadian Legion. $1.00‘ per person. tfc36] APRIL 20 â€" 8-10 p.m. April 21 APRIL 22 â€" Saturday 1.30 pm. Rummage Sale at Goulding Park Club House, Willowdale. Spon- sored by the Guide and Brownie Mothers' Auxiliary. c1w42 APRIL 22 â€" Saturday. 1030 a. m. - 12 noon. Rummage sale at Northmlnster United Church Portable Building. Finch Avenue West. Willowdale. clw42 DANCING. modern and old Tyme, every Saturday night at Maple Community Hall. Music by Art Celsie and his Singing Plains- men. stars of TV and radio. APRIL 21 â€" Friday. St. George's Anglican Church, Willowdale, is holding its Rummage Sale at 7 mm. c1w42 APRIL 22 â€" Saturday. Rummage Sale. St. Pachal Baylon Parish Hall, Steeles Ave., just west of Yonge St., 11 am. to 3 pm. Good usel clothing. household articles, etc. Bargains. c1w42 Richmond Hill Lions Hall MONDAY, APRIL 24 In Our Ultra Modern Coin Laundry NOTICE: 10 FREE WASHES ALL CUSTOMERS "CAUGHT" In Our Uitra Modern Coin Laundry At A Certain Time Will Get «3 N o w: mm C O I N LA U N D R Y - BAYVIEW PLAZA - Bayview And Elgin Mills Road COMlNG EVENTS \‘YOUI' EVERY WEEK FOR TWO MONTHS APRIL 24 â€" Monday. at 153 May Avenue. Richvale, New Party meeting. Guest speaker, Ken Bryden, M.L.A., 8.30 pm. every- one welcome. c1w42 APRIL 26 â€" Wednesday, 8.15 p. m. Lions Hall. Centre Street. Cof- fee party to brief volunteers, cap- tains and convassers of the Thornhill-Richmond Hill area on Mental Health and Canadian Men- tal Health Association Blitz for funds campaign to be held May 3 aad 4. c1w42 APRIL 22 â€" Saturday. Rummage sale, 10 am. to 1 p.m., St. Mat- thew's United Church, Crosby Avenue, Richmond Hill. Contrib- tions of rummage welcome. Tele- phone TU. 4-3611 or TU. 4-4535 for prompt pick-pp. 2nc41 APRIL 26 â€"- Wednesday, 8 pm. Annual meeting of MacKillop Home and School Association. Guest speaker': Mr. W. K. Ellis, B.A., M. Ed., Vice-Principal. head of the Guidance Department of R. H. High School. Subject: “A- ter Grade VIII â€" What?" Every- one welcome. c1w42 APRIL 24 â€" Monday. Beverley Acres Y.W.C.A. Neighbours, at 8.15 pm. Millinery. Everyone welcome. c1w42 APRIL 22 â€"â€" Saturday. Rev. and Mrs. Minton C. Johnston are holding Open House at their home, 8000 Yonge Street, Thorn- hill, from 2 to 5 pm. Everyone welcome. c1w42 All Names And Addresses Of The Winners Will Be Posted In Laundry And Published In “The Liberal" You May Be Caught Several Times So You Get 10 Free Washes Every Week You Are Caught. 9 FAST DRYERS - 20 MODERN WASHERS APRIL 29 â€" Saturday 2.15 pm. White Cross Tea and Bake Sale to b held at the “Log House," 166 John St.. Thornhill. Come and see an authentic pioneer home and support the work of the Canadian Mental Health Association. 3 pm. Rummage Sale, St. Gab- riel’s Anglican Church, Crosby and Bayview Avenues. For pick- up or information call Mrs. Snaith. TU. 4-4034. c2w42 APRIL 29 -â€" Saturday. Fun Fair, 1 p.m. Richvale Public School, Spruce Avenue. Door prizes. white elephant, rummage. home baking, plants, books. records, etc. Movies and grames for the children. Refreshments. c2w42 APRIL 29 â€" Saturday. Rummage Sale 10 am. - 5 pm. in Our Lady of Fatima School, sponsored by the 5th Richmond Hill Girl Guide Company. c2w42 APRIL 29 â€"- Saturday 2 pm. Rummage and bake sale at Maple United Church, sponsored by the WA. c2w42 of $16 MAY 6 â€" Saturday 10 am. qngil WOODBRIDGE: Reeve Norn Garriock has deciled his salary should be cut from $1,000 a year to $16 per meeting. Councillors have agreed to accept $14 instead WOODBRIDGE: The increasing number of bicycle accidents prompted the School and Com- munity Association at the public school to htrow open their gen- eral meeting last Tuesday to dis- cuss the serious problem. DRY c2w42 iSLMiary's Men Meet Judge Frank McDonagh, Sen- ior Judge of York County, was guest speaker when forty mem- bers of St. Mary’s Holy Name Society, Richmond Hill. held their annual dinner meeting at the Richmond Grill and named offi- cers for 1961-62. Dinner followed Holy Mass in St. Mary’s Church. Vaughan Township Council on Monday went on record as being opposed to lots of less than 10.- 000 square feet in the long-prop- osed Maple Glen Subdivision just west of Maple. This move follow- ed consideration of the contents of a copy of a letter sent by the developers to the Metropoltan Planning Board relative to the installation of sewers to service the proposed plan. w“. I r--e, Messrs. Ralph Greenstein and Samuel Freedman of Toronto. the developers. originally looked to building approximately 30 homes on the 86-acre plot of land. In the light of new developments, they are seeking to grrange for a sewage disposal plant to re- place the original septic tank plan. If they succeed in getting permission from Metro for the disposal plant, township oificials feel they might have to reduce the area of the individual lots to build more homes to meet the cost of the sewage disposal plant. York CoUnty Judge Frank McDonagh Was Speaker To Holy Name Society Judge McDonagh pointed out that the Catholic faith, by its very nature. promotes good citi- zenship. Faith, morality and cit- izenship go together. he declared. A great challenge is put to men to protect them. Two Dangers Seen Two dangers mus-t be combat- te-d. His Honour declared. One was the prevalent immorality and the other, attacks by those who would like to destroy our system of government. “Just as faith without works is dead, so is cit- Building Lots To Be 10,000 Feet Vaughan Twp. Council Will Insist Vaughan, in short, is antici- pating a possible request for smaller lots and wants it clearly Anyone interested in the gentle art of coaching or umpiring base- ball is cordially invited to turn out at McConaghy Public School on th‘e‘evenlngs of April 25-26-27 for competent instruction from Mr. Max Scheff. The school for coaches and umpires will run from 8-710 pm. on each of the three days,â€" charge. A Simple Way To IncreaseYourCar’s Trade-In Value 3 Day Coaching School, Tuesday Once in a while we take in a three to five-yearâ€"old used car from a new car buyer that has virtually no body rust despite the fact that it has been driven in all types of weather and parked out- doors overnight. In talking .to the owner it invariably turns out that he or she had the car washed fre- quently so that road grime and corrosive salts have not had a chance to eat into the paint. Immaculate body condition in a used car can easily up the value a hundred dollars since a deal- er realizes that the car’s appearance will do much to increase its normal resale‘; Value" M . R. Bear An additional fact that is not generally known is that hot steam, used by many as- sembly line wash plants, will dull any car finish and ultimatey cause flaking and rust spots. Automobile manufacturers' instructions clear- ly state that only luke warm or col-d water should be used to pre- serve the finish on the new acryl- ic paints. ' Another worthwhile suggestion is to have the attendant play his hose under the fenders for a few seconds to wash out accumula- tions of salt that continue to eat away at the inside of metal sur- faces even after the car has been washed normally. The recent trend in car colors is back to solid colors from twoâ€" tone combinations with straight black and white accounting for better than fifty percent of cars sold. Our paint shop is equipped to give your car a new finish of factory quality and match any color you desire. St. Matthew’s United Church, Crosby Ave.. Richmond Hill, is holding a Rummage Sale Satur- day, April 22. from 10 am. to 1 THE DODGE ONTARIO CAR CO. LTD. 5959 Yonge St. at Cummer Willowdale 5:23.00 5500 STARTING TIME-8 PM. FUUCARDTOGO JACKPOT 54 NUMBERS CALLED and there- is no M. R. Bear President William Hamilton called for reports outlining the year's activities. and Lynn Evans. Frank Shorter and Al. Hunkeler responded. Greetings from Our Lady Queen of the World Holy Name Society were conveyed by Bert Galienne and Vince Hanna. Rev. Fr. McGinn, pastor of St. Mary Immaculate, presented Ros- aries to Bill McQuillen and Mor- ley Beynon for outstanding work for the parish over many years. Officers Named lzenship without works." he said. The speaker was thanked by George Yates. Will-1am Hamilton was re-elect~ ed president. Other officers are: John Lawlor, first vice-president; A1. Hunkeler, second vice-presi- dent; Frank Shorter. third vice- president; William McQuillen, marshal; Lynn Evans, secretary. Maple Glen had hoped to start work on the first five of the 200 homes this month. A month ago, draft approval prepared by the township and the principals had been pretty well worked out but was put aside to enable the prin- cipals to prove to the York Coun- ty Health Unit that the drainage involved could be taken care of by a septic tank development. The health unit, by March 20, ex- pressed a preference for a sew- age disposal plant and since then the developers have been negot- iating with Metro. understood now it will require that the standard of development conform to present policy, namely 10,000 square foot lots, and the construction of no more than 50 homes per year. MORLEY'S FOODLAND 29 YONGE ST. soum â€" RICHMOND HILL LEAN BONELESS CANTALOPES JUMBO SIZE each 23c NO. 1 SALMON FLESH FANCY GRADE McINTOSH 3 lb. poly bag MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE MIRACLE WHIP Salad Dressing Iéoz-iar37c DEL MONTE 2 II oz. bttls. 33c H|-C ORANGE, GRAPE and PARTY PUNCH our BANANAS YELLOW, RIPE 2 Ibs.25c Water supply for the Elgin Mills area formed the subject of a letter considered this week by Richmond Hill Town Council. If the town could supply water, said Vaughan Township, then action would be taken under the Local Improvement Act, with Vaughan paying for water in bulk and control being exercised through a master meter. “People south of our border also want water," said Council- lor Howard Whillans. “How can we give it to one and not to the othei‘ VaughanWantsToKnowlf Water Is Available} What's a "felineophobe?" Originator of the new word. Councillor Tom Broadhurst at Richmond Hill Town Council meeting, this week refused to re- veal whether it meant an anti- catter or a pro-catter. His brand new contribution to the langu- age was delivered when he re- ported that, since his 'facetious reference to the money to be made by taxing cats appeared in “The Liberal” under the alliter- ative heading “Cat Capture Can Contribute Cash, Claims Coun- cillor” he had received numer- ous telephone messages on his stand. pleased that the town’s feline population was to be brought un- der control. Cat lovers have not yet been heard from in any con- siderable number, the councillor reported. When they are, it is suggested, a few of the proverb- ial nine lives may be required by Councillor Broadhurst as he flees from the wrath of the pro- catters. Whether or not he will re- main a .“felineophobe” after that experience remains to be seen. Council Puzzled Over Meaning Of "Felineophobia" Some of them, he declared, had taken his suggestion quite seriously. They commended him for finding a new source of rev- enue and apparently appeared pleased that the town’s feline 9n PRICES EFFECTIVE APRIL 20, 21, 22 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, April 20, 1961 COPACO TRAY-PAC Garden Patch CHOICE ‘ Ogilvie Deluxe FRESH SLICED “ONE POUND 0F ICING SUGAR FREE" PORK LIVER lb29c HENLEY CHOICE “We have had requests from the Elgin Mills area for annexa- tion" reported Mayor Haggart. The town’s auditor had been ask- ed for a report. He suggested that this should be received and studied first. Councillors agreed and laid over the request. WOODBRIDGE: Council here is considering a temporary lagoon system as a means oof overcom- ing the increasing sewage prob. lem within the village. WOODBRIDGE: A program to spark lagging adult interest in reading has been discussed by the local library board. 198 Yonge Street N.. Richmond Hill LIBERAL CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS PHONE TU. 4-1103 CAKE MIXES 20 oz. pkgs. CLARKE'S PHARMACY ‘THE LIBERAL" CLASSIFIEDS ARE 8" ‘" "TORY 2 48 oz. tins 63C IO oz. jar HEARING AID SERVICE 20 oz. tin Cords, Batteries, Accessories For expert advice on Hearing Problems MR. JOHN REYNOLDS 49 YONGE ST. S. RICHMOND HILL IS oz. tin TU. 4-1201 Phone AV. 5-3316 s1.00 tin 26C “44¢ fUrner LIMITED “11