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2 Caretaker-Engineer IS THE in the provincial final public speaking contest next month. TO CALL FOR THE BEST BUY ON YOUR INSURANCE WW Compete In Ontario Final; Fifteen top orators repre- senting high schools in Halton. Peel, York and Ontario Coun- ties will compete in a provin- cial semi-final (zone) public speaking contest on the eve- ning of March 29th, at Ander- son High School. Whitby, for the honor of representing the schools in these four counties‘ EDUCATION - A MATTER OF 1 BASIC HUMAN RIGHTS! 8 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontafio, Thursday. March 28, 1963 fiSTATE FARM The fifteen outstanding speakers who will compete in this provincial semi- final contest are the dis- trict finalists for the four counties and represent some 27,000 high school students who have taken part in oratorical competi- tlons in the county high schools in the past few James Grainger 130 Yonge St. S. Richmond Hill, Ontario TU. 4-1529 Every person is entitled to an opportunity of developing his talents to the fullest. Education is sound economics. The best investment we can make is the investment in our people. A New Democratic Government would provide: â€" Free education to all who can benefit from it. â€" Capital for school and university expansion. â€" Adequate training facilities and salaries for teachers. STAN HALL. Elect Vote Canadian Head Office, Toronto, Ont. New Democratâ€"Stan Hall and son Jimmy NEW DEMOCRATIC PARTY A Stronger Canada STAN HALL Elect GOOD GOVERNMENT on April 8th YORK NORTH P IZIOTO Mr. Alex Young suffered an- other heart seizure last Wed- nesday, and is in Scarboro General Hospital. We wish him a quick recovery. Mrs. Edgar Fuller. a faith- ful worker when there is any- thing afoot in the community, has been suffering from chron- ic bronchitis recently, but is making progress now. The madder the hat the bet- ter, when you attend the Mad Hatter‘s Tea at Grace Anglican Church Hall in Markham this coming Saturday. Hats will be judged on originality, etc., at 4 p.m., at 5 o'clock there will be a lucky draw for the hand-made Neighbourhood Notes Spring is really here this morning (Monday)! There is a song sparrow singing in the li- lac bush. The flu bug seems to have caught up with a good many in the community, but the worst appears to be over. According to one teacher at Buttonville school the children are at a very low ebb, having come through mumps, measles, chick- en pox and what have you? One of the major public speaking events of the year the March 29th provincial semi- final contest in Whitby is co- sponsored by the Ontario Edu- cational Association. the Onta- rio School Trustees and Rate- months. Two winners, one from the prepared speech section and the other from the impromptu speech sec- tion will be selected by the Judges to enter the provin- cial 1963 final public speaking contest to be held on April 15th. during the Ontario Educational Asso- ciation’s Convention in To- ronto, at the King Edward- Sheraton Hotel. All the zone winners of the pro- vince representing some 500,000 students will com- pete in that final oratorical contest for high school stu- dents. BUTTONVILLE NEWS CORRESPONDENT: MRS. F. H. LEAF R. R. 2 Gormley Phone AXminster 3-6188 On Friday Brown's Corners UCW catered at the church and Buttonville W.I. Hall, when a turkey dinner was served. This week M-F guests will be a‘ group from Prince Edward Is- land, and the women of the church will cater for 90 next Friday. Margaret and Patricia Patter- son were songsters in the Thornhill secondary school mu- sical show presented last week. They sang duets between acts. Donna Ryan, fiVe year old daughter of Morley and Marie Ryan, R. R. No. 1 Unionville. will appear on the Tiny Talent Show, Hamilton TV station, March 31. Donna is the grand- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Symons of Uxbridge and Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Ryan of Ce- dar Grove. Her proud teacher is Mr. Brian Foley, nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leitch of Buttonville. The competition at Anderson High School. Whitby will start at 8.30 pm. and the judges‘ de- cision will be announced at 10 pm. Commissioner James Ross of Whitby Hydro, and a mem- ber of the Ontario Municipal Electric Association, will pre- sent the Hydro cup and the shield to the winners. Next March 31 there will be a communion service at Brown’s Corners Church. Last week Mr. Kenneth Deer preached his last sermon at Brown‘s Corners pri- or to examinations and a mis- sion charge this summer. The children’s choir added a nice note to last Sunday's ser- vice. By Easter their leader, Mrs. George Hooper, plans to have new choir gowns ready for them. The weather was so bad Tues- day evening of last week that the intrepid UCW No. 1 unit cancelled their meeting. They planned to hold it at the home of Mrs. Richard Tribbling this week. Mrs. Rena Calvert Wins Prize The winter series of euchre games sponsored by the But- tonville W.I. and played at But- tonville W.I. Hall every second week since January 11, wound up Friday evening of last week with Mrs. Rena Calvert emerg- ing the grand prize winner. Mrs. Calvert’s 527 points for six games won her the turkey. There were 15% tables of play- ers for the last game, and cur- rent winners were Mrs. Bea Thomson, Mrs. RuSSell Boying- ton, Mrs. Barbara Hryb; Dr. George Kelly, H. Mizen and Jim Rodick. Freezeout winners were Mrs. Irene Wray and Mr. Russell Burr against Mrs. Gor- don Tooley and Roy Tooley. payers’ Association and the On- tario Municipal Electric Asso- ciation (Municipal Hydro Com- missions). The provincial final contest is co-sponsored by On- tario Hydro. . Hydro Trophies To Winners An attractive engraved silver Hydro cup and an engraved Hydro shield donated by the Ontario Municipal Electric As- sociation will be presented to the winners of the provincial semi-final contest at Whitby. All the runners-up will receive valuable book prizes. Hostesses were Mrs. Aubrey Stephenson. Mrs. J. Rodick, Mrs. R. Boylngton and Mrs. G. Kelly. Further games will be played on April 5 and April 19. M-F Entertaining lace cloth donated by Mrs. Her- bert Snider. There will also be a bake table too. All funds for the York Central Hospital Auxâ€" iliary. Mr. John Addison, Liberal candidate for York North, was a special guest at several coffee parties in the neighbourhood Tuesday of last week. Hostesses were Mrs. E. Hill. Mrs. Wm. Champion and Mrs. Ewart Stiver. Along with the birdsongs and heavy Sunday traffic, one more sign of spring is now evident. Massey-Ferguson have started their annual round of enter- taining. Last week, 250 farmers and dealers from Ohio and Indiana were guests on a tour here. and Massey-Ferguson were their hosts. Local Nurseryman Named To Council At the recent annual meet- ing of the Ontario Nursery- men’s Association held at the ROYal Botanical Gardens in Hamilton, Robert Endean of Endean Nurseries Limited. Richmond Hill was appointed to t 1963 In speaking to the Liberal Mr. Endean said that at the present time the 220-member Ontario body is working in close co-operation with colleges and universities with the view to upgrading the quality of horticultural courses. It is also the hope Of the organization to have the federal government sponsor apprenticeship courses at Guelph Agricultural College and at MacDonald College, St. Anne’s, RQ A the presidents council for Rotary Teaching System Tried By School Board If we sincerely believe in the basic humanitarian concepts of our society, then we all have a responsibility to make cer- tain that crippled children do not suffer unnecessary hard- ships, due to lack of medical advice, care and treatment fa- cilities. That they deserve all the help they need is irrefut- able. Lions Set $2,500 Goal In Easter Seal Campaign The 1963 Easter Seal cam- paign is now being conducted in 228 communities throughout Ontario, and sponsors are the Ontario Society for Crippled Children and its Rotary, Lion, Kiwanis, Kinsmen and other service club representatives. The financial goal this year is $1,000,000 and the Richmond Hill Lions club hope that they will be able to realize $2,500 as the contribution of the people of Richmond Hill towards the objective. Last year Richmond Hill Lions col- lected close to $2,100. It will be attained, but only AUTHORIZED DEALER Mercury Outboard Motors Toro - Wheelhorse - Lawn Boy Power Mowers PHONE 'I'Il. 4-1124 NEW HOME OF RELIABLE MOWER 8. EQUIPMENT CENTRE 16 INDUSTRIAL ROAD RICHMOND HILL SALES â€" SERVICE _ F Pick-Up and Delivery “Service At Its Best” Full adoption of the rotary system of teaching, it was felt, could mean that an entirely new approach to the hiring of teaching staff would have to be instituted. While no decision on the re- port was arrived at by the board it was the consensus that the rotary system of teaching had definite limitations. with full support from all quarters - individuals - compa- nies - employee groups - com- munity organizations - in fact from all men and women of goodwill throughout Ontario. The Ontario Society for Crip- pled Children is a voluntary organization comprised of 10,- 000 members having no barri- ers. Race, color, religious faith, or lack of funds are unimpor- tant statistics on a crippled child’s medical chart. All children require help. We acknowledge this fact in a mul- titude of ways, by law, by love, by moral obligation, by pure instinct. In brief, Easter Seals extend a helpful protective hand to our crippled children - help them to overcome their fears and to instill in them hope. courage and self-reliance. A needy crippled child right in your community awaits help. Your Easter Seal contribution today - could have a life-long effect. PARTS Crown Mrs. N. D. P. York North Mr. Frémk Baker of Toronto had dinner on Saturday with his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Elias Elliott. We are pleased to report pro- gress by two of our hospital patients. Miss Arvilla Forres- ter, who was able to come home from Briarbush Hospital. Stouffville, on Saturday after- noon and Mr. Albert Leek, who spent a couple of months in St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto, and is now convalescing at the home of his son and daughter- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Leek. Master James Hart is in Sick Children’s Hospital, Toronto, for surgery on his leg. Miss Jill Holmes is confined to her home with measles. Mr. Allan Sider is convaleso ing at St. John's Convalescent Hospital following an operation on his back. Master Tony Gabrielle en- tertained a number of friends at a party on Saturday for his seventh birthday. Mumps are still making their rounds. Rev. Wm. VanderBent is the latest victim. Word was received on Thurs- day that Mr. and Mrs. Tom Christilow of Blind River had welcomed a fourth daughter. Mrs. Christilow is a Gormley girl and also taught at Victoria Square school. The Canadian Conference of the Brethren in Christ Church- es convenes on March 30 at Heise Hill Church. Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Elias Elliott were Mr. A1- bert Heise, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gillam and family. The beautiful weather over the weekend was most welcome after our long, cold winter. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Taylor of New Toronto had supper on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. Milsted. Gormley News Last Saturday a. crowd of 200 gathered at the Compass Restaurant, Newmarket, for an enjoy- able evening of relaxation. Mrs. J. F. Simpson of Aurora was crowned Mrs. New Democratic Party, North York. Mrs. Simpson, a housewife with four children, recently gave birth to twin boys. Stan Hall, New Democratic Party federal can- didate in York North is seen congratulating Mrs. Simpson. Profits from the dance will be used to help finance the present campaign. STARTS MARCH 30, EXPIRES APRIL 12, I963 Ist Correspondent Mrs. Chas. Milsted Gormley 5421 Phone RU. 1-5666 CASH AND CARRY ONLY BRANCH 7773 YONGE ST. THORNHILL Next I.G.A. Store WATER HEATING COOKING DRYING HEATING SHORGAS I.'I'D. Natural Gas and Propane Gas FOR COMPLETE SALES - SERVICE NATURAL GAS 0R PROPANE "'"" 1 SPECIAL THORNHILL BRANCH GAS MERCHANDISING CENTRE RICHMOND HEIGHTS PLAZA PLAIN ¢ DRESSES PLAIN SKIRTS ¢ or SLACKS PROCLAMATION IV 'I' no II B I. E ‘2 CALLBA.I-0485 AN R.E.T.A. MEMBER BAKER ELECTRONIC SERVICE I, William Neal, Mayor of the Town of Richmond Hill, hereby proclaim the week of March 30th to April 6th as “Minor Baseball Association Registration Week”. Children wishing to participate in Minor Ball are urged to register with the Associa- tion during this week. TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL 7773 YONGE STREET GIVE YOUR KITCHEN THAT MODERN LOOK WITH A NEW AUTOMATIC GAS- RANGE DRY YOUR CLOTHES IN THE MODERN MANNER WITH GAS THE MOST HOT WATER AT THE LOWEST COST LIVE MODERN FOR LESS - - WITH GAS Call PICK-UP & DELIVERY WILLIAM NEAL. Mayor “COZY” AV. 5- 2634 884 - 4186 Today