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HEARING AID BATTERIES Chest Rubs Insulins Gauze Band-Aids Laxatives Burn Ointments Pain Relievers Baby Foods Catheters Breast Pumps Nose Sprays Bed Pans Hospital Supplies Vitamins PONDS 80 YONGE ST. 8.. RICHMOND HILL - PRESCRIPTIONS - Also on view are more of Tom Mathews’ Paintings whose work was shown at the Richmond Hill Library early last December. Elgin Dlflls Loam & Sod 884-3272 Corner Yonge Street and Levendale Road RICHMOND HILL For Prompt Pick-Up and Delivery Call L 8- S DISPENSARY THE "CANADIANA" GIFT SHOP LOW, LOW PRICES The ONLY Drug Store North of Sheppard OPEN To MIDN. No Charge for Delivery "27 YEARS OF COMMUNITY SERVICE" By Richmond Hill Author James Jackson TU. 4-4411 BA. 5-7719 6369 YONGE STREET (For Home Delivery) (Just South of Steeles) WILLOWDALE ll Safety of Richmond Hill residents, adults, teen- ' agers and children, is causing members of the 1965 ‘ council great concern. Reeve Donald Plaxton reported, at Monday ‘ night’s council meeting, noticing large numbers of all age groups of citizens, in areas where there are no sidewalks. walking on the road with their backs to traffic. O~4 - -n- -lr-4L-l>.0.l>.‘ "Somebody is going to be killed." he forecast. “This is a very dangerous practice. partic- ularly at night, at this time oh the year and when pedestrians wear dark clothing. If they are struck by a car. in my opinion Mill Pond, Detour Concerned With Citizens' Safety of your Call VAPORIZERS 884-5464 E Councillor Eric Handbury brought up a more immediate problem, dealing with the dam ger to school children by in- creased traffic past MacKillop School during storm sewer con-‘ struction work on Yonge Street. Councillor Walter Scudds reported that the police and the works department had every available . man on duty policing the detour route. but admitted that conditions were somewhat chaotic. Mr. Handbury re- ported that the school principal had had to direct traffic at the times child- ren were leaving the school on Monday. "I would like Council agreed to send a letter to all elementary and high schools in Richmond Hill requesting the students to walk facing traffic because of the danger. in the municipality and urge the pupils to always walk facing traffic. This enables the driver to see and avoid them and en- ables them to see and avoid the car.“ he continued. Detour “It might give some weight of authority if we contacted all elementary and high schools their chances of recovering any damages from the driver are very small." If you are a home~ owner, I can cut your monthly payments in half or less. I’II lend you from $1550. to $15,000. to pay off a mortgage, finance company, bank loan or any debts. FIDELITY Financial Services 12 Richmond St. East. Toronto EM. 3-625! to stress its very great im- portance." he continued. "A child could be killed there tomorrow.” NEED MONEY? Dandruff Shampoos Diarrhoea Comp’ds Toothache Drops James Climans 'IGHT BABY SCALES Throat Tablets Eye Ointments Earache Drops Thermometers Acne Lotion: Cal'lous Pads Eye Lotions Acne Soapl Antiseptics Heat Pads Corn Pads JANUARY I8. MONDAY â€" A meeting of the York County Medical Wives 'Association will be held at 1.30 pm. at the home of Mrs. Crawford Rose, Well- ington Street East, Aurora. The i speaker will be Mr. Joseph Dales. c1w29 JANUARY 28. Tuesday JANUARY 28. Tuesday _ at 8 pm. Horticultural Society meeting. Wrixon Hall. Members note change of place. clw29 JANUARY 22, FRIDAY â€" Vel~ lore Memorial Hall, Vellore old Boys' 83rd Anniversary An- nual Dance and Euchre. Carl Black's Orchestra. Tickets $1.25. JANUARY 20. WEDNESDAY. 8.15 pm. Lions Hall. A bridge. euchre. cribbage. card party. sponsored by Lions Peewee hockey team to finance hockey team entering Quebec tourna- ment. 884-2278 or 884-5682 for tickets. JANUARY 19, TUESDAYâ€"8.3011962 Falcon Wagon nm RrGrle-ua nnrl anal.-- Mr-.. p.m. Bridge and euchre, Mas~ onic Hall, Crosby Avenue. Good prizes. Auspices Richmond Hill Chapter, order of the East- ern Star. Admission $1.00. ‘JANUARY 18, MONDAY â€"- 8 pm. The annual general meeting of Richmond Hill Agri- cultural Society. Fireman's Lounge, Wright Street. JANUARY 18, MONDAY â€" General meeting of the Rich- mond Hill Women‘s Progress- ive Conservative Association at British Mortgage and Trust at 8.30 pm. Open to all. c1w29 ‘JANUARY 15, Friday. ~ The Fragments Coffee Club. The re- turn of popular blues singer. Joe Mendelson. c1w29 IJANUARY 14, Thursday â€"â€" Second Films of Note Show- ing. Film unavoidably ‘changed to Nobody Waved Goodbye, Canadian-made feature about two teen-agers. Richmond The- atre, 7.00 and 9.00 pm. Sub- scribers present “Tickets No. 20 The Organizer“. c1w29: BINGO ~â€" Thursday night, 8 pm. sharp, jackpot, -â€"â€" 4 spec- ial and 25 regular games. Our Lady Queen of The World Hall, east side of Bayview at Crosby Ave., Richmond Hill. tfc28. The matter was referred to the recreation committee to ask them to come up with a work- able solution to the problem. Mayor Tom Broadhurst re- ported that recently one of the town‘s policemen had warned adults and children skating on the pond that it was unsafe and had received a very rude reception. The works depart-1 ment was asked to test the pond and found ice conditions unsat- isfactory. The policeman re- turned to the pond with the re- port and suggested the skaters leave. The adults refused the mayor reported, and set a very poor example to the children. Councillor Handbury sug- gested council initiate a voluntary patrol of the pond during the periods it is used and at this time have ladders and poles, which could he used in rescue work on hand. Councillor Scudds reported the sign means what it says. that the ice is too thin for skat- ing. “When the ice is thick enough the sign will be re- moved." he promised“ "But the works department "does not believe the ice is yet thick ienough for skating. Some parts ‘have thick ice but movmg water creates thin spots," the couné ‘cillor noted. He recalled that tractors had gone through the ice on the pond both last winter and the winter before even after borings had indicated it was safe. Reeve Plaxton reported he! had seen a small boy fall through the ice on the mill pond about three weeks ago. The pond Is used extensively for skating, the reeve noted. after school, and weekends“ It is I wonderful asset to the town. he claimed, but the sign “Dangerâ€" thin iceâ€"~Do not use". erected by the works department is still in place. The sign should mean something, he maintained. Mr. Scudds reported that con-‘ ditions would remain had until Thursday. “It is hoped work on the sewer will be completed by Thursday night," he stated. “If it is not, the contractor has been instructed totill in the holes so traffic may proceed normally on the weekend. He then would complete the work the beginning of next week." Mill Pond." Coming Events blARHNG “ME - 8P.M. JANUARY 18 LIONS HALL 1 u1 n uuumy fAssociation will I Chl’YSler ‘IWZQ c1w29 *1w29 c1w29 395 YONGE ST. NORTH RICHMOND HILL TU. 4-7381 Wm. NEAL 1962 Ford 11963 Ford 1963 Chevrolet 1964 Volkswagen 1962 Pontiac 2-door & automatic. Wm. NEAL WWI/WM 1 USED CARE 3 i l Mr. H. L. Hammond told “The Liberal“ St. John Ambu- lance has in the past five yearsi given instruction to 1700 peo- ple in both senior and junior groups. This is approximately 81/296 of the town’s population who have had training in life saving and first aid techniques and , compares very favorably with a rate of 14 of 1% in Metropolitan Toronto. Kap-i uskasing‘tops the list with a percentage of 14 and is justly proud of this figure. This course will be open to any member of the public as well as industrial representa- tives. Anyone interested in obtain- ing this very worthwhile train- ing may phone Jack Williams at 884-3200 for further informa- tion. St. John Ambulance Brigade will be starting a senior first aid course in the Municipal Hall, Richmond Hill, at 8 pm. January 18. ONE OWNER CARS Many others to choose from Chrysler ~ Dodge - Valiant “Get Behind the Wheel with Neal for Values" Galaxie. 6 cylinder automatic. Standard transmission Saratoga. Power steer~ ing, power brakes, radio. V-8, Bel Air, radio, standard transmission. Van. Just like new. V-S, automatic, 17,000 original miles, one- owner. St. John Course Starts Monday DEMONSTRATING MOUTH-TO-MOUTH RESUSCITATION Richmond Hill also has a re- give mouth cord of which it can be proud, tation to a but cannot afford to rest on Lake Wilcox this record. The more people able to ins? trained in the proper techniâ€" the proper ques, the more lives which may life was saw be saved â€"â€" maybe not this St. John year, and maybe not by the trains schoc course graduates themselves. as adults a1 This was evident last year when vice to all an Oak Ridges girl who had and Scouts taken a junior St. John Ambu- necessary et lance course was too small to<ed. CALIFORNIA SUNKIST â€" Large Size Florida Marsh Seedlessâ€"Size 96's DEL MONTE Fancy Seasonedâ€"Green or Wax MISS CALIFORNIA FANCY BEANS FORTUNE FANCY PEACHES E. D. SMITH’S APPLE LUCAS PURE Pork Smoked, Fully Cooked, Boneless Fruit Cocktail 28 oz. TIN 43¢ PIE FILLING 20 oz. nus 65¢ SAUSAGE 2 IS oz. tins 39¢ tray pac PICNIC HAMSCLCL w- 69 Jgivp mputh to mouth resusci- 29 Yonue St. S. â€" Richmond H St. John Ambulance also trains school children as well as adults and offers this ser- vice to all leaders of Guides and Scouts without cost. 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