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

We hear that Glen Turnbull. son of Cec. Turn- bull. the well-known purveyor of Carrville Rd. is now living and playing softball in North Bay. Glen used to pitch for the now defunct Richvale team and word from the north has it that young Mr. Turnbull pitch- ed a noâ€"hitter and a one-hitter this past season. And in senior B competition yet! What do they feed them up north, Cec? Whatever it is you’d better lay in a big supply because if word gets around the demand could be terrific! Whether or not some of the hockey players lack the strength to hoist themSelves over the boards onto the hockey cushion isn’t quite clear. The sad fact is that some of them don’t even bother to try but proceed to dominate the pleasure rink. Come on fellas â€" how about a little fair play? You play hockey on the hockey cushion and the pleas- ure skaters will stick to their particular rink area and then nobody can beef. It may save some little boy or girl from a nasty, unnecessary injury. And the little boy or girl who might be unfortunate enough to get hurt by a hockey player could be YOUR brother or sister or the favorite child of that nice lady across the road. YOU might even be the one to do the hurting and it’s a tough thing to have on your con- science! ‘ A lot of mothers have been complaining of hock- ey games going on pleasure skating rinks. In most areas of Richmond Hill hockey cushions and pleasure rinks are located in close proximity. Pleasure rinks are set aside for those who just want to skate for the fun of it or for wee tots to learn how to skate. Not for playing hockey. Value of the town park as a recreational centre ‘ will be greatly enhanced while the public conveniences will be a boon to everyone. Traffic in the park has . increased to the point where during a normal week in the summer several thousand people will make use : of the park for one purpose or another. Many of . these people are visitors from other municipalities I who come to Richmond Hill as spectators of games. 3 Their impressions and opinions of Richmond Hill are ‘ formedvon the only part of the town that they see. i The Washrooms and change house plus a proposed face 3 lifting and refurbishing of the park will do much to I create a very favourable impression for Richmond! Hill. And if there is one thing in this world we want .1 and need to create it is a favourable impression. ‘ -â€" SPORT SPOTS â€" The change house and public rooms are not going to be any slap dash affair. This much-needed asset to our town will be not only functional but also a most attractive addition to the local architectural scene. 10 THE LIBERAL, Richmqnd Hill, Ontario, Thursday, January 8, 1963 We are thankful the 1962 administration had a change of heart once the true facts were presented. Mr. Ruttle deserves a large measure of thanks for his concise and convincing presentation. Quite often in this world decisions are made without all the facts known. This is sometimes the case because ratepay- ers are reticent about presenting all the facts to the decision-making body. Once all the details of this case were presented to the 1962 administration they reversed their original decision. They deserve bou- quets and not brickbats for having the courage to reverse their own decision. At the last meeting of the 1962 Richmond Hill Council held on December 28th, Bill Ruttle, chairman of the recreation committee and parks board member, attended the meeting and presented the pressing facts of the case to members of council. Deputy-reeve Broadhurst, who had originally been the prime mover in shelving the project, was convinced by the argu- ments put forth by Mr. Ruttle and reversed his stand on the matter. A vote was taken and the change house project is now back on the rails and will be completed in time to be of real use to the sporting fraternity. ‘ It was originally intended that the change house would be built as part of the winter works program. The intent was to call for tenders and start construc- tion as soon as possible after the New Year in order to have the building available for the heavy traffic through the summer and fall months. To squash the project until 1963 would have meant months of delay and the almost complete abandonment of plans already made by the parks board. Plans and groundwork that had taken many months to complete would have to be all gone over again. There’s absolutely nothing like a little excite- ment at the last two town council meetings of the old. year to keep you on your toes. At the second last and the last meetings of the 1962 Richmond Hill Council an important works project was cancelled and then fully reinstated at the last meeting. Talk about a shifty halfback reversing his field. The tempest in a teapot occurred over the ques- tion of whether or not the 1962 council had the auth- ority to authorize construction of the much needed change house and public rooms in the town park. At the last meeting but one it was the opinion of Finance Chairman Tom Broadhurst that the retiring council should leave the matter over to the 1963 council. â€" SPORT SPOTS BY RON CRAINE DATED at Toronto this 26th day of December, 1962. All persons having claims against the Estate of Florence May Madill. late of the Town- ship of Markham. in the County of York, Married Woman. who died on or about the let day of September, 1962, and all persons having claims against Willows General Store at Victor- ia Square. Ontario, are request- ed to file particulars with the solicitors of the undersigned at 330 Bay Street. Toronto, on or before the 3Ist day of January, 1963, after which date the Es- tate will be distributed with re- gard only to the claims of which the undersigned shall then have notice and shall not be liable to any person whose claim she shall not then have notice. Notice To Creditors And Others IN THE ESTATE OF FLOR- ENCE MAY MADILL AND OF WILLOWS GENERAL STORE. Alma Ridley - Administratrix c/o Her Solicitors. Reycraft 8: Reycraft. 330 Bay Street. Toronto 1. Ontario. gym? 03w27 Manufacturers Life. Rich- mond Hill entry in the City Ma- jor League. won two mints while bowling 9"!“th Bowl in a fine game match at Willow Bo“. Arne Skretteberg p,_ Lifers with a total or . for five games while E son accounted for 1190‘ Most bowling leagues took ad-I The team will be in action vantage of the holiday seasontagain this Saturday at Plantaâ€" to have at least one night of in- tion Bowl with Anthony's pro- activity. One of the most active viding the opposition. leagues in Richmond Hill, the Allencourt Major League Eastsiders. dispensed with regâ€" Team standings in the league ular league bowling and held a{are as follows: tcurrent series. mixed doubles tournament afloverall points]: Turnbull Groc- Allencourt Lanes on Wednes-‘eries 34-74. Manufacturers Life day, December 26th. '33-96. Dynes Jewellers 31-89. From the beginning the tourâ€"‘ Allencourt Lanes 23-76. Street’s nament was a convivial, con-{Auto Electric 21-47, ABC 19-52, genial, free wheeling affair with Richmond Hill Auto Wreckers all entrants getting into a carâ€" 18-67, Tom Hughes Shell Ser- nival spirit. Prize-winningwas;vice 18-56. Keay‘s Supertest a secondary thing. what really1Garage 15-41, Rothman‘s King mattered was to have fun and;Size 14â€"36, Rangers 14-27. Con- tbat they had in good measureer Transport 12-53. League executives left no Jack Shadot’f set the pace for stone unturned in an eflort to the league as he hit for a total make this one of the most suc-[of 858 '301). Arne Skretteberg cessful ‘special events nights'tallied 811, Stan Shadofi 809. held by the league. Everyone Harold Howlett 804 1338i and who attended will agree that'Tim Saul 800 1321!. they were indeed highly suc-‘ Games of 300 and better were cessful. ‘bowled by Les Kimbell 348, Al City Major Richardson 331. Terry Rogerson On December 28th the Hor- nets entertained Newmarket in a North York League fixture. Proving to be less than consid- erate hosts the Hornets outâ€" scored the visitors 4-2. Dave Lund, Ricky Doucette, Phil Clarke and Ricky Chapman were the Hornet goal getters with Bruce Hutchison and Wilson Ross picking up assists. The Hornets are getting some tremendous netminding from Doug Meyers. He seems to im- prove with every start as does defenceman Mark Dobbs. Once again the Hornets seem to have a real peewee hockey contender. Local hunters were out Stat- in most cases to give a I d 7, gzwayequipment a workout. Rab- bits in the area were scarce as The Richmond H111 Hornets fresh snow prevented dogs from coached by Earl Methe and Gord flushing the 'Wily animals- Lyn Pipher have been very active TUCker managed t0 bag one over the holiday season. In an exhibition game at Georgetown on December 23rd, the Hornetsflown & country skated the Georgtown peeweesi into the ice to win 5-2. ,1 _,_ q n “________,|,_,|} Gerald Methe was the leading goal scorer as he put the puck into the Georgetown net twice with Larry Young assisting on each occasion. Ricky Doucette scored one goal. assisted by Mike Deciantis as John Dunkley assisted on goals by Hal Camer- on and Jim Hamilton, Deputy Game Warden Lyn Tucker of Richmond Hill warns against attempting ice fishing on Lake Simcoe. At the presâ€" ent time there is only a four- inch coating of ice and that is Hornets Active Holiday Season Warn Ice On Lake Still Too Thin S_ug_gest Phone Call First McConkey’s pond in Maple has been the scene of feverish activity during the Christmas holidays as neighboring children enjoy themselves on the frozen surface. Young and old alike have taken advantage of the winter weather to brush up on their skating prowess. Bill Jack took ad-I The team will be in action I seasonlagain this Saturday at Plantaâ€" 'ht of in- tion Bowl with Anthony's pro- st active viding the opposition. Hill, the Allencourt Major League .'ith regâ€" Team standings in the league d held a{are as follows: tcurrent series. ment afloverall points]: Turnbull Groc- Wednes-‘eries 34-74. Manufacturers Life '33-96. Dynes Jewellers 31-89. :he tourâ€"‘> Allencourt Lanes 23-76. Street’s Anyone For A Waltz? Richardson 255, Bob F 252 and Art Higgins 250 A much improved Newmarket midget hockey team defeated Richmond Hill's Town and Pef‘ferlaw. The cost of the call iate vicinity. is 45c and the telephone number Stan Hitchinson and a com- is Pefferlaw ring 1-15. This call panion had better luck in the could save a useless trip and Brighton area and came home could possibly prevent astrage- With a bag of 11 cottontails and dy. Sounds like a very worth- a swamp hare. while investment, ' The bear recently reported Town & Country Squad Lose 2 - 0 Newmarket The Town and Country squad were not clicking too well on Friday night and passing plays were going awry throughout the game. Coaches Bill Points and Marsh Amos are certain that their young team will be up for their next game with Wood- bridge this Friday night. Game time is 10 pm. at Richmond Hill Arena. WILLOWDALE : Building per- mits issued in November of 1962 increased from $9,285,872 dur- ing the same month of 1961 to $13,598.239. Country Midgets by a 2-0 score in Richmond Hill last Friday night. This was the first loss suffered by the Town and Coun- try team in a string of nine games. in sheltered bays. Mr. Tucker suggests that anyone contem- plating a trip call Jim_L_amb at nes of 300 and better v d by Les Kimbell 348 rdson 331. Terry Rogex Larry Bishop 321. J Moore 303 and Bob Ken an even 300. e Skretteberg is leading average department wit} average age of 257, All got great support f1 Bob Kennedyldefense duo of Gar rdon 314 John 'Sr. Hockey league Play The senior league has been out Aurora 4.111. 23‘ 9 p_m_ _ of action during1 the holiday \urm‘a Macs vs Leaside Larks ‘Ennrnn “nu Qun tivnn ‘xnu “no | nnnnn Dinlxnxnnd UHI 1__ an Al [Paul Martin Young members of the Rich- mond Hill Figure Skating Club were treated to a belated Christ- mas party on December 26th. Club executive members ar- ranged with Santa Claus to drop in and visit the junior skaters on his way back from a most exhausting journey, All he had left were candy canes but they were greatly appreciated. Wheelbarrow and relay races and many other games were played on the ice. The junior party ended at 6 pm. with the senior skaters coming on for their share of the festivities. up with a lead of 1-0. A penâ€" alty to the CFGM team pretty well Put the last nail in the Richmond Hill coffin. The penalty acted like a shot in the arm and Paul Brown roared in on the Newmarket net to tie the score and seconds later to put CFGM ahead 2-1 to win the game. Daryl Rice was credited with an assist on one of Brown’s goals. Ken Hughes played brilliant With five ulation time ed to have Paul Brown whacked in two goals in two minutes as the CFGM kids defeated Newmarket 2-1 in Richmond Hill last Fri- day night.‘ The game was a close checking' affair from the outset as two evenly matched teams battled almost to a stand- still. C.F.G.M. Squad Wins Close Contest By 2-l And now work again tine of the sumed. The senior party was a dance session on ice featured by such novelty numbers as the hokey pokey and the twist performed on skates. As ’7 pm. tolled the senior party came to an end albeit somewhat reluctantly. Figure Skaters Christmas Party The bear recently reported hanging about the Pefferlaw area has been seen several times since. There is no doubt left about the sex of the bear. She Reports from Scott Township indicate a lot of fox in the area with hunters reportedly seeing plenty of tracks. Fox are not too plentiful in this vicinity at the present time. jack and reports sighting quite a few swamp hare. Four deer were also sighted in the immed- iate vicinity. is r. cubs And please remember the ice conditions on Lake Sim- COe. Make sure before you go and avoid disappoint- ment and grief. now accompanied by two minutes left in reg- . Newmarket appearâ€" the game wrapped lead of 1-0. A penâ€" CFGM team pretty he last nail in the Hill cofl'in. The ad like a shot in the m1 Brown roared in it's back to serious as the normal rou- skating club is re- ‘GM team p last nail in l cofl'in. played GM 5‘ (STAFF PHOTO) Hall and bril uad R. H. Leafs vs W’dale Rangers 9.15 pm â€" Girl‘s Hockey 9.45 pm. â€" Leaside Larks vs. Con‘d Flyers Aurora. Jan. 21. 9 pm. . Aurora Macs vs R. H. Leafs Richmond Hill, Jan. 22, 8 pm. .â€" L'side Larks vs W'dale Rangers 9.30 pm. â€" Concord Flyers vs R. H. Leafs Concord Flyers Richmond Hill, 8 pm. â€" of action during the season as ice-time has n available to them. The ing schedule embraces for the second half of 1 rent schedule. at the f( arenas: Aurora, Jan. 7. 9 pm. â€" Aurora Macs vs Concord Richmond, Hill, Januar; 8 pm. â€" Aurora Macs vs W’dale ] 9.30 pm. â€" Leaside Larks vs R. H Aurora. Jan. 14. 9 pm. - Annuai Meeting TOWN HALL, NEWMARKET WEDNESDAY JANUARY 9 - 10.30 am. Richmond Heights Centre Stuart Watson, Markham [mm/5 meal/ms! LUNCH PROVIDED. President York County Soil & Crop Improvement Association You’ll need winter tires often during the next two months. Weather bureau records prove that the heaviest snowfalls come after Christmas. Be ready. Drive in now. Get guaranteed traction at a tremendous saving. Buy your "Town & Country” tires tomorrow for sure. UP TU 27 MONTH “13250 GUARANTEE ALL SIZES & TYPES ON SALE NOTHING IS HELD BACK ‘ GUARANTEED TO GO OR WE PAY THE TOW! That's the pledge of performance we make in wrifing,when you buy new “Town & Country" Winter tires. with GUARANTEED TU 60 performance B. Nelson, Farm Economics Branch, Toronto an. 7, 9 pm. â€" acs vs Concord Flyers . Hill. January 8 acs vs W’dale Rangers ,arks vs R. H. Leafs nbraces gamesfia p-fn' â€" la” of the cur_,Con d Flyers vs W'dale Rangers t the following 9-30 P‘m' * ‘Leasnde Larks vs R. H. Leafs pm. _ Aurora. Feb. 4. 9 pm. Concord Fly-91.5, Aurora Macs vs W‘dale Rangers January 8 [Richmond Hill. Feb. 5, 8 pm. â€" N-dale Rangers Leaside Larks vs Con'd Flyers‘ I9.15 p.m. â€" Girls’ Hockey 1 s R. H. Leaf519-45 p.m. â€" l 9 pm. __ 'R. H. Leafs vs W’de‘ln Rangers‘ '5 Aurora Macs-Aurora Feb' 11' 9 p'm' _ an. 15' ‘Aurora Macs vs Concord Flyers; {Richmond Hill. Feb 12. V’dale Ranger553 Pm- “ Dr. Stan Young, O.A.C. araces games If of the cur- the following â€"- Main Speakers â€" Aurora Macs vs R. H. Leafs ‘ 9.30 pm â€" 1 Flyers1 W'dale Rangers vs L'side Larks Aurora. Feb. '8, 9 pm. â€" ‘ Leafs ‘Aurora Macs vs L'side Larks Richmond Hill. Feb. 19. 8 pm. â€" Rangers Aurora Macs vs W'dale Rangers 9.30 pm. â€" I. Leafs' Con'd Flyers vs R H. Leafs FAMOUS been out‘ Aurora, Jan. 28. 9 pm. holiday1Aurora Macs vs Leasid not beenmichmond Hill, Jan 29 - follow-1 A Secretary-Treasurer DOOR PRIZES. Allan A. Wall, Newmarket LIBERAL CLASSIFIEDS-Get Results-TU.4-ll We carry a wide selection of transistor radios, balter-leS and portable record players and small appliances. WE HAVE PORTABLE TV's FOR RENT. Telephone TU. 4-1650 We are franchised dealers for Electrohome, TV and HIâ€"FI. W corders. AV. 5-3756 - TU. 4-7456 Fuel Oil Purina Feeds Blue Coal Building Supplies RAMER & SON-TU. 4-1313 189 CENTRE ST. EAST 670/ 15 7507/ 14 8607111 850/ 14 6507131 600/13 ONLY LOCAL DISTRIBUTOR OF FUEL OILS IN RICHMOND HILI. NEW WORK â€" ALTERATIONS â€" REPAIRS SIZE Expert service on TV, RADIO and "1-H TV TOWERS, 40 ft, complete with all wave an erected for $60.00. ROGER PROULX TELEVISION LOW LOW PRICES ON 1963 23” MODELS FROM $219.95 AND YOUR TRADE RAMER FUELS RICHMOND HILL TV PLUMBING & HEATING Free Estimates Gladly Given REGULAR CLEARANCE YOU PAIR PRICE PAIR PRICE SAVE 48.70 45.60 41.10 1573.50 59.96 65. n? sromss TU. 4 - 440] for RCA Victor. Admiral. We have Phillips tape re- 41.50 28.85 50.90 RI(‘H MOND HILL 34 YONGE SOUTH 62 Crosby Ave. antenna. 7.20 24:15 was 8:0}; 9.00