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

8 THE" LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Five-Man Group; To Administer; Hospital Gifts: . wâ€"A five-man committee has gen formed to receive further nations to the York County Hospital at Newmarket and Kerk Central Hospital in Rich- mond Hill. Ray Marshall of Aurora was named chairman; Douglas H. Storms of Richmond Hill, vice- president; W. A. Spear of New- market, treasurer; Don Glass of Aurora as member and Stuart Parker, Q. C. of Richmond Hill as a member. The committee will be known as the “County of York United Hospitals Trust Committe." - l - ‘nnn .. Their office is located at 2083 Main Street, Newmarket and Wesley Brooks has been appoin- ted secretary-manager to re- ceive contributions for the hos- pital fund. Office hours are from 9 to noon and 1 to 5 pm. Monday to Friday. All corres- pondence should be addressed to P. O. Box 150, Newmarket and the telephone number is 895-5521. Notices will be mail- ed to all those who have sub- scribed, reminding thcm of their pledges. Campaign officials expresed their appreciation of the pub- ]ic‘s support and asked for future coâ€"operation in the cam- paign Correspondent Ed. Baker 67 Weldrick Road TU. 4-0016 A most unusual accident hap- pened last Friday when young Peter Adams, 9, Yongehurst Rd., was playing with a dog at his home, tripped and fractured his collar bone. We wish him a speedy recovery. ‘ Belated birthday greetings to Mrs. Shirley Baker, 66 Weld- rick Road, August 24 and greet- ings to George Adams, Yonge-; hurst Road, aged 14, August 31. With cubs and scouts start- ing again soon. if anyone is needing a pair of shorts size 10 would they please ring TU. 4-0016; also on the wanted list is a pair of Scout shorts size 14. Ken Banks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Banks of Weldrick Rd.. jspent summer holidays work- ing on his uncle's farm near Barrie. He didn’t realize how hard farm life can be and may be glad to be back at school. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Little-ford and son would like to an- nounce a new addition to their family: their newly adopted daughter is a pretty brown-eyed five year old named “Jacque- line". Mrs. J. Madeleno and family have just returned after a very enjoyable holiday of five weeks at a Georgian Bay area cottage. They were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Peters, friends since be- fore their marriage. Mr. Mad- eleno joined the family for two weeks. Good fishing netted cat- ‘ches of bass. pike and perch and their trips included visits‘ to the zoo and the Midland Indian Village. Visiting from Sault Ste. Marie are Mrs. Mad- eleno’s brother-in-law and sis- ter. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Gosney. and their children Ronda and Brian. Mr. and Mrs George Mont- gomery, May Ave, enjoyed three weeks at a cottage at Spring- hurst Beach, Georgian Bay. 0n Holidays Mr. and Mrs. George Veitch and children, Weldrick Rd., have just returned from a trip by plane which took them to Ed- monton to visit with cousins of Mrs. Veitch for five days. After- ward they flew to Saskatoon for an overnight stay with an uncle and aunt of Mr. Veitch, back to North Richvale and then down to Tampa for a visit with a brother and his family. They returned home August 20. Mr. and Mrs. William Johns- ton. Weldrick Road visited their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Walsh and two children at Fort Erie where they have lived for two months owing to Mr. Walsh's work in the area. At Saturday night‘s ball game played in Aurora between Richmond Hill mail carriers and Aurora. Richmond Hill again pulled a game out of the hat by winning 9-3. We believe it was mainly through the profes- sional batting of third base man Len King and catcher Hank Crocker. Although not an ex- pert on baseball, I understand the catcher is supposed to catch the ball in his hands, not in his eye. Our mail carrier-catcher has been sporting the most beautiful rainbow-coloured eye since Saturday‘s game. After- Miss E. Johnstone spent the summer holidays with her sist- er. Mrs. Margaret Walsh at Fort Erie. I‘m sure parents will join me in a hearty cheer three cheers that it's back-to-school on Tues- day. North Richvale News Win Ball Game STOUFFVILLE : This town‘s firefighting crew will be recipi- ents of a thousand-gallon tank truck provided by Whitchurch Township Council in conjunc- tion with the township Federa- tion of Agriculture. Stouffville 'has undertaken to provide stor- age for the truck and to man the apparatus when it is requir ed at fires. game festivities were held at the Aurora home of Bob Davies. Summer Clearance Lawn Chairs Solldly-huilt “Two-Leg” sland supports bike firmly upright. Made to last. For 20" or 22" frame bike m . .89 Long lasting wire ribs. Deep. clamp-on car- rier lets you keep both hands on the handlebar ‘. 1.19 l.â€"-â€"KICK STAND 2.â€"BIKE CARRIER Rugged, yet lightweight, it makes “touring” a real pleasure. Sturdy seamless tubular steel frame with baked-on enamel colours. Non- rattle, gleaming white enamel mudguards with rear reflector for extra safety. Double rubber block pedals; heavy duty easy-rolling tires; deluxe 2-tone saddle; British-built coaster brake for smooth stops. Sparkling chrome-plated handlebars, sprockets, cranks, fork crown and rims. Boys’ models are red; girls’ models‘in bright blue. TU. 4-1196 15! Quality Reynolds Aluminum LAWN s CHAIRS CHAISE LOUNGES Ontario, Thursday, August 29, 1963 3.99 $7.77 Mounts on handlebar stem. Made of silk. 5x31/2" on 8V2" masts. Canadian Ensign. French. U.S.A.. Quebec, Skull and X-bones . .49 Sweeping tail fins, hooded visor. Mounts on fender or handlebar. Brightly polished tac». gives strong beam. cl Battery operated (not included) ..... .. o 3.â€"5-FLAG SET 4.-â€""Rocket” HEADLIGHT 40% OFF 3%. END OF SEASON, 3: SAVINGS LIFE JACKETS Gov't Approved “9.0%.”.0 Produces constant lighting power at all speeds. Chrome-plated headlight. 6-volt gen- erator tail light. wire and fillings included , ........................... 3. 6.â€"FENDER FLAPS Jewelled Fender Flaps â€" 7 x 6”; Black, each .. .35 Wh‘t . h ,. 1 e eac .49 7.â€""Racing Flag" Flap -- 7-H x 7“. white: Each .. .59 GENERATOR Boys‘ and Girls‘ Ages 5 to a only ........... Ages 3 in 12; Bovs' 20-18". Girls‘ 18" frame Men's and Youths' 20-22'5 Ladies‘ 20" frame SET 35.95 38.95 39.95 So Neary Indestructible “ It’s Replaced FREE NO - DOWN PAYMENT EASY CREDIT TERMS Sensational Buy + 4 Cycle 2% HP. 1- Effortless Impulse Starter 1- Gas Gauge + One Year Guarantee + Parts 8. Service Always Available At Our Store NOW .77