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13 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursdfl: York County Council at first sessions of its three day meeting in Newmarket this week, agreed that Steeles Ave. should become a suburban road under the Toronto and York Roads Commission, after being rebuilt by the townships that border on it. Approval of Metropolitan Toronto is needed before the move becomes effective. The cost of maintaining sub- urban roads accepted by the commission is split between Metro and the County of York. The road is now the joint re- sponsibility of Scarboro, North York and Etobicoke in Metro and Vaughan and Markham? Townships in the county. County Says Steeles Ave. Re-Built If Vaughan, Markham Pay 3 °/o Warden Clarence Davis said North York Reeve Norman Goodhead had indicated his municipality would share the cost of building the road to standards of the commission on a pro rata assessment basis. Share the Balance This would mean North York would pay about 97 per cent and Markham and Vaughan would share the balance. Township Engineer A. J. Ret- tle said some sections would probably have to be four lanes. The recommendation of the board of commissioners for the York Manor Home for the Aged that only indigent patients be admitted in future was ap- proved. The council was told the home was crowded, and the For Fast Results, Consult The Real Estate Brokers listed in “The Liberal” Nature Tour In Aid Of Hospital SELLING YOUR No folks this is not a picture from the wilds of Northern Ontario. Rather it is a picture two miles out of Maple, and one of the beauty spots seen by a. number of people on the nature tour in Vaughan Township’s Honeypot last Saturday. Several hundred nature lovers strolled the trails of the area, to view the wonders of nature, and after enjoyed a display of painting and sculpture. A large display of antiques also drew a number of admirers. The tour was sponsored by the Maple Branch of the York Central Hospital Auxiliary and the proceeds were in aid of the new hospit l GROWN PERENNIAL ROOTS _____ 0n Bathurst Street (155 miles west of Yonge) just south of King Side Road TELEVISION SEE THIS RAINBOW OF COLOR WITH MANY OF THE LATEST INTRODUCTIONS ALSO VAST ASSORTMENT OF FIELD T.V. Rentals From Monthly Richmond Hill 'I'V 34 Yonge St. South TU. 4-7456 â€" AV‘ T.V. Rentals From every Thursday PALMERS' IRIS & DELPHINIUM GARDENS HOME? The counéil also decided to retain a firm of planning con- sultants. bedcare wing was nearly, fpll‘ Wilfred Comeau, a newly- arrived Richmond Hill citizen from St. John, New Brunswick. has joined the staff of Chez Pauline Hairstylists. Wilfred who specializes in high-style casual hair styling trained with a European hairdresser in the east before coming to the Tor- onto area a month ago. Inter- ested in dancing and dress de- signing, he hopes to join the Richmond Hill Curtain Club. Staff photo Hill Hairdresser AV. 5-3756 mmmuuuu1\1nu\1u1\mun\nmummumm\numnmmmuumw CARL E. HILL, M.D., M.O.H. l1mmnm1umlmml11ln1lnunnumnnmmnmmunmummmum A Sun Burn can be a painful burn. To achieve a good tan expose part of your body (arms, legs, trunk) for about 15 min- utes the first day, then cover up. Increase the ex- posure very gradually and you should achieve a tan that will stay on and not a bunch of blisters with their attendant discomforts. TWP. OF NORTH YORK DEPT. OF HEALTH June 18, 1968 Sun Bun: If It's The annual track meet was held at the Thornlea School on June 7th. The principal and staff wish to thank the many parents who helped in making this event such a success. Standing broad jump: Linda Gordon, Debbie Hood. Jill Cur- us. Winners were as follows Junior Girls 60 yard dash: grade 4, Judy Curtis, Marglt Schulte, Dawn Hood; grades 5 and 6. Linda Gordon, Barbara Martin, Chris- tine Cram. List Thornlea Public School Winners In The Track And Field Competition Parks, Rec. Board Meet Postponed Wednesday A meeting to discuss amal- gamation of Richmond Hill's parks and recreation boards was postponed Wednesday night. Tentative date for the meet- ing has been set as June 26. Town Clerk Russell Lynett said various Metro officials couldn’t be available for the meeting. The town’s recreation com- mittee held its regular meeting Wednesday. Queen Of Jazz The delightful Miss Jane Fumerton pictured during her number “Three for the Show” at the Dennis Moore School of Dancing Recital Saturday ev- ening, June 8. Imam----â€"---_--- --------------‘ Office Forms, Billheads, Statements Forms (ruled), Business Forms ’ Quality letterheads, Business Cards, Envelopes Unusual Programs, Booklets, Menus Admission Tickets, lucky Draw Tickets labels, Gum labels, Receipt Forms Invoices, Dodgers, Handbills, Posters II'ags (Shipping), Wedding Invitations Your Personal Stationery “ The Liberal " You will ‘ind the quality, service and price right. PRINTERS FOR THE COMMUNITY SINCE I878 YONGE STREET, RICHMOND HILL TU. 4-II05 Counter Check Books always in stock â€" Plain, or printed with your name and address. 110 yard dash: T. Fox. R‘ O'Laughnan. J. Roots. Winners in the intermediate events were: Boys: John Gordon, David Jay. Gerald Wright. Running broad jump: Linda Gordon, Nancy Martin. C. Cram. High jump: N. Martin, B. Martin. C. Cram. Junior Boys High jump: T. Fox, Bill Sin- clair. K. Miller. The above represented the school at the T.S.A. No. 1 Area Meet at the Henderson Avenue School on June 12th. The team manager is Ron Pocklington. 60 yard dash: Final, T. Fox, R. O'Laughnan, J. Roots; grade 4, R. O'Laughnan, J. Medland, Bobby Gilmour; grades 5 and 6, T. Fox, J. Roots, M. Maier. Running broad jump: Martin Maier, J. Roots. R. O'Laugh- nan. Girls: Lynda Moss, Wilma Woodhead. Notice To Creditorsl In the Estate of ROBERT MIL- LARD HARMAN, retired, de- ceased. All persons having claim against the Estate of Robert Millard Harman late, of the Village of Langstaff, in the County of York, deceased who died on or about the 13th day of February, 1963 at Thornhill, Ontario are hereby notified to send in to me undersigned on or before the 25th day of July, 1963, full particulars of their claims. ‘ Residence 884-5657 PETER EDWARDS’ GARAGE 9108 YONGE ST., - RICHVALE Repairs To All Makes ENGLISH CARS A SPECIALTY Open 8 am. to 10 pm. (Rear of Westem Auto Parts) The trip, arranged by Mrs. Dorothy Leman in charge of the school, forms part of the programme of providing a var- ‘iety of learning experiences. The visit to pioneer village, Lalong with a number of other I interesting field trips held each year, helps stimulate the free I creative art programme stress- ed at the school. Nearly thirty children from the Teeny Town Nursery School in Richmond Hill paid an interesting visit to pioneer village recently. The youngsters had been hear- ing all about the early settler at school for several days he- fore the trip and were eager to see some of the things they had been talking about. mull“llllmm“llll\ll111\ll1\11l\1llllll111\lllll\l“l\llll“\llll\\llll\llllll\l REPRINTS AVAILABLE Readers my order re- prints of staff photos appearing in “The Liberal" at the newspaper office, 63 Yonge Street South. Rich- mond Hill. H\lllllmllullllilllllllllllmllll\\l1l\llllllllllll\l“l\1\lll\l\lmIRWIN“ Especially interesting to the youngsters was the Settler’s first house where they saw and talked to a pioneer housewife. using her spinning wheel. Climbing on the covered wagon and jumping in the hay was also something to be remem- bered for a long time. A number of parents accom- CHILDREN ENJOY SURROUNDINGS Tiny Tots Visit Village Business AV. 5-6711 i956 Yonge St. N. panied Mrs. Leman and teach- ers Mrs. Kay Longwnrth and Mrs. Heather Blaney on the trip which ended fittingly with a picnic lunch and ride on the wagon. L 3i©W©©WWKV7 STORES \RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE â€" TU.4-4401 Get Our Precision Our care, precision and thoroughness make a blg DIFFERENCE in the lube job we do on your carâ€"a difference you’ll appreciate in smoother, quieter riding. Cost is modest! Your Car Is In Good Hands Here! LIBERAL CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS Phone TU. 4-1105 COOK'S BP Lube Job .’ WHITCHU‘RCH : Whltchurch duck farm resumed operations after considerable expenditures to provide disposal and use of water at a creek on the prop- erty. SCHOMBERG : According to reports, Schomberg arena made a profit of $8,081 for its first season. Total income was $24.- 507 with the amount split 50/50 from ice rentals and booth and banquets. SAT., JUNE 15 â€" Auction sale of Heintzman player piano and bench, garden tractor. refrig- erator. washing machine, large quantity of household furni- ture, dishes, glassware, etc., property of Ernest Earl and others, at Prentice’s Auction Rooms, Franklin House. Mark- ham, Ont. Ken & Clarke Pren- tice, auctioneers. c3w48 WED., JUNE 26, 1963 â€" Exten- sive auction sale of garage tools, equipment, car parts, tow truck, welding supplies, cars. trucks, etc., on Main St., Map- le, Ont.. at Pete's Garage and Auto Service. Property of Mr. H. Rumble. Sale at 1 pm. sharp. Terms cash. No reserve. Ken & Clarke Prentice. auc- tioneers. c5w47 SALE REGISTERS Notice is hereby given to all persons in possession of land, that in accordance with the Weed Con- trol Act, 1960, Ontario, Sections 3, 9, 10, 11 12 and I 13, unless weeds growing on their lands within ' the Township of Whitchurch are cut or destroyed by Friday, July 5th, 1963, and throughout the ' season, the Weed Inspector of the Township of I Whitchurch may enter upon said lands and have the weeds cut, charging the cost against the" lands, as set out in the Act. The co-operation of ‘ all concerned is earnestly requested. ‘ Notice To Destroy Weeds TOWNSHIP OF WHITCHURCH 3, “1w cars. For your new car driving Map_ needs or a top quality used ‘e and car. Call Mr. Cameron and ask )f Mr about a chance on the free give pm' away Super Sports Acadian ,ser‘ve: Convertible. V we- Richmond Hill Aurora c5w47 884-2864 PA. 7-4033 Skyfine Pontiac - Buick LTD. DON CAMERON TU. 4-35"