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6 _ Auto TransmISSIon I Accountants I I . L. E. Clark I RICE’S I P k r & P r 0 “IA. MiSter I FLOWERS I SiCAReT P PAReifll-ZRSQ’C ‘ . T .T ‘ I - . , .1 PUBLIC ACCOUV AV Transmission Ltd. i RICHMO‘NP HEIGHTS JAMES H. PEARSON 54531/2 YONGE STREET m YONGE ST V ‘HCENTIRE A” ROBERT G. PARKER ‘ ' * ' ‘ ow r r BA- 5-4701 RICHMOND HILL ocifsiotf.» I Richmond Hill _ I 2 8 5 . 6 6 6 2 I Phones ‘ so Yonge St. N. Joscelyna LaughllnaiA Complete Transmission"8844’";12 285‘18121Av- “955 ' TUv "1543 Service Automatic Specialists Auto Electric Franklin, Tucker & McBride Chartered Accountants 15 Yonge Street North Richmond Hill. Ont. - 285-6562 112 Geneva Street St. Catharines, Ont. - 684â€"1177 STREET BROS. AUTO ELECTRIC SPECIALISTS IN MOTOR TUNE-UP IGNITION SERVICE EXCHANGE IN CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT LEONARD R. ROSENBERG B. Com. Bank of Nova Scotia Building Aurora Telephone Aurora PA. 7-8451' GENERATORS STARTERS 22 INDUSTRIAL RD., RICHMOND HILL Phone 884-5368 PHILIP A. LIMPERT Chartered Accountant 446 South Taylor Mills Drive I Richmond Hill. Ontario Telephone 884-1861 I Accounting Service Town Inn TAKE-OUT SERVICE 32 Yonge Street South I VOLTAGE REGULATORS‘ Chinese I Corner Agency THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday. April 15, 1965 PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY Legal (Continued' Flowers I AT ALL HOURS We Deliver Toronto 8: Surrounding Districts Lawlor LeClaire & Bannon BARRISTERS-SOLICITORS N L Nym- 15 Yonge Street N, HELEN SlMPS-o Y Richmond Hill. Ontario Helen Simpson TU, 4-4413 Flowers I IIETRO WIDE DELIVERY: Member - Florists‘ Telegraph Delivery Association 2518 YONGE ST. (at St. Clements) TORONTO 12, ONT. Ph. HU. 5-1145 Torouto 1. Ontario 366.3156 Norman A. Todd B.A . Public I 15 YONGE ST. NORTH Richmond Hill. Ontario Office TUrner 4-1780 Residence TUrner 4-1863 By Appointment Insurance I J. Rabinowitch, BA. Limited Insurance - Mortgages Fire, Auto and Liability IMotor Vehicle Finance Service. ‘ TELEPHONE 727-9488-9 ‘ NOTARY PUBLIC 65 Yonge St. S. Richmond Hill 80 Richmond St. W.. Suite 402! Barrister. Solicitor a. Notary: .BARRISTER, SOLICITOR.‘ lPaint-Wallpaper WINTER GARDEN INTERIORS LTD. Discount On All BENJAMIN MOORE PAINT. I I 9114 Yonge St. Richvale AV. 5 4059 l FREE DELIVERY Senior Home PARKVIEW HOME Stouffville‘s new Home for Senior Citizens I Operated by Mennonite Home Association Chartered as a non-profit organization Guest applications now being received. Box 910, Stouffville Rupert Ave. Home office open I 2 to 5 p.m., phone 640-1911 Evenings call 887-5690 â€" 640-1536 I Service Station l I BOOKKEEPINCC AND Delicious piping hot. ChineseI 884-5329 ACCOUNTING F R SMALL food to take out. Home U BUSINESSES delivery or pick-up. HeatI imifimoifli Riemann T'I‘Jhe:t;:17Block retaining containers. Ask for ’ r' ' ° 9 Sam I. 00119" our special take-out menu. I S I: Virzliwfioogcangieégmowdne Fastâ€"E;:Ii:)i;n;â€"Tasty Roy V. I Plaxton, Deane CE . ' ~ 285 Y St. S. 534‘113“ â€" 8344137 Complete I & Mann Richmondoiliiii 884-1671 I Insurance Service , Barrister, Solicitor. etc. Firestone tires. batteries, e I . ' ' I 17 Queen St. E. I RICHMOND “ILL afcessones ~ . - FREE PICK-UP & DELIVERY Anthues Chlmpradlc Toronto 363-3959I “WNW” . Richmond Hill Office 25 Grandview Ave. I 15 Yonge Street N. . - o 9 - ; S. Tolman Arthur G. Broad Thm‘h‘“ “£12124,” Sportmg Goads * ART & ANTIQUES D.C. 2854379 0285-1197 ” _- 4: 1k H! a . 21 Bediord Park Ave., Richmond Hill TUrner 4-4251 ny Appointment H. D. Melsness, D.C. X-RAY (The Old Stone House) OAK RIDGES. ONT. Old Pine Furniture Canadiana Auctioneer Alvin S. Farmer, I Phone TU. 4-1075 By Appointment Dental. Licensed Auctioneer :. York & Ontario Counties Maple, Ont. 0“. S I. L d , Yates & Yates 36 Years Experience . COMPLETE [NSURANCl Ice “pp les t ' ; Ontario Land Surveyors SPECIALIZING [N Dr. J_ 1"_ Dryer SERVICE (formerly York Office SuppliesiI 53 Redford Park Avenue PUREBRED CATTLE, DENTIST B“ 832%“ 15 You" 5mg. Nam. I Richmond Hill, 884-2941 E FARM STOCK. open Evenings Res' 8324224 RICHMOND “ILL 4901A Yonge St.. Willowdale 78 YONGE ST. s” ' 8844231 Ontario. 221-3435 IMPLEMENTS RICHMOND HILL 2856729 Res. George T. Yates, OLS We personaiiy handle all stilesL TU!!!” 4-1452 Savage IRemals s'ales service of “"3 ma .dvuflsmx- office machines. Business PHONE sso-sau“ Dr. J. Perdicaris GORMLEY» ONT- ‘ IllEDICAL-DENTAL CENTRE BAYVIEW PLAZA BEVERLEY ACRES PHONE OFFICE TU. 4-3571 Automobiles VOLKSWAGEN SAIES & SERVICEi Pfiffi’flffig W. 8. P. SERVICEI Flooring ( I78 YONGE ST. N. Richmond Hill AV. 5 - 359l Auto Body Work PHONE 888-1928 FREE ESTIMATES 3 yrs. Written Guarantee with All Work I I I I I I I Engineering SPECIAL MACHINERY GENERAL REPAIRS Leno’s Machine Shop 73 CENTRE ST. EAST RICHMOND HILL AV. 5-1974 STEAMFI’T‘TING WELDING I Hair Styling & ‘ Beauty Salons Town Auto Body . 173 Yonge Street North I (opposite R. 1). Little .1. Son)g Free Estimates for Repairs I to All Makes of Cars GUARANTEED WORK DAVE HAY TU 4-4745 i Ambulance VAUGHAN-HILL Hans H ofmann. Elgin T. Barrow I James H. Timminsl 1”“ 8 Cycle and Sports Shop cor. Windhurst Gate 8: Bayview (1 block south Bayview Plaza) l Decorating I Iâ€". The "LANG" Service IErnie Brock 8. Son Kirby Brock Office Supplies I I H. B. FISHER Insurance Services GENERAL INSURANCE I Fire. Automobile. Plate Glass Automobile Financing etc. Office. 15 Yonge St. N. Residence. 73 Leisure Lane 1 Richmond Hill TU. 4-1219 supplies and social stationery Optometrists 15 Yonge St. N. Richmond Hill By Appointment TU. 4-4641 John S. Walkington I GENERAL INSURANCE ‘ FIRE - AUTO - LIABILITY I 113 King St. â€" King City TE. 3-5283 17 Yonge St N. Richmond Hill By Appointment TU. 4-3962 Legal ‘T. C. Newman, Q.C.' . BARRISTER 8; SOLICITOR ‘ , Suite 2 Lowrie Building 15 Yonge St. N.. Richmond Hill - - Every Thursday Afternoon ' TUrner 4-1551 EToronto Officeâ€"â€" ‘7 Queen St. E... Suite 151 j Phone EM. 3-5377 ' ings S. Tolman ART & ANTIQUES yr“- (The Old Stone House) OAK RIDGES. ONT. Floyd E. Corner ‘= Q.C. {BARRISTERS - SOLICITORS Large selection of Domestic and: European Paintings at reasonable prices Art Classes Every Friday From 10 am. to 4.30 pm. AND NOTARIES PUBLIC Floyd E. Corner. Q.C. Bernard R. Forgang 47 Yonge Street South Aurora. Ontario lTelephone PArkvlew 7-9488-9 I I I I . Pianos Edward D. Hill BA. LLB. Barrister. Solicitor and Ambulance . Notary Public. “I” ESTIMATES ' A E K 215 Yonge St. North . _ 13 Yonge Street South Richmond Hill. Ontario. Guesswork I'S'Ellmlnalcd Richmond Hill ITU. 4-7891 New Scientific: Method Serving Richmond Hill Next to Woolwortbs i220 Bay Straet. Suite 701 . - IToronto 1. nt i. , I no answer and Surrounding Areas Phone 884-0892 EM. 5.9411. "0 SS4=3614 call 334.1105 Richmond HIII‘J. C. Horvat,3.A.. 0.D. A. W. Kirchen, 0.D. Insurance Barrister, Solicitor, Fire Auto and Liability NOIvll‘y Public COM. 3: Raleigh Bicycles ' . . Repairs to All Makes Suite 2, Lowrie Butldmg THORNHILL A Complete Line of 15 Yonge Street N. Sporting Goods Richmond Hill TUrner 4-1551 25 Yonge Street South Richmond Hill, 884-1213 I I I Surveyors I I Transportation Langdon's Coach Lines Ltcl. Coaches for all Occasions FOR IN FORMATION Telephone Trailways Of Canada Ltd. Local Bus Service Daily Richmond Hill- 'l‘oronto Service I Chartered Coaches Information: 1285-3642 I Trucking I â€" .RUMBLE TRANSPORT I PC v. Class A. c. and 1-1 DAILY SERVICE RICHMOND HILL TO TORONTO I Local and Long Distance I Hauling TU 4-1013 EM 4-2625 I Veterinary I. PIANO TUNING Dr. w. Allan Ripley; . VETERINARY SURGEON I Office ITelephone 147 Yonge St. 56.. ‘TU. 4-1432 Richmond Hill‘ ._ sas-saaimflâ€"‘WI f ® C u S Flashback (Continued From Page 2‘ wigv ams on the shore and constituted the first "recep- tion committee". put up his' big canvas tent; erected two or three log shanties (for in 1795: there were but 12 homesl: fired a volley of 21 guns and named Fort Toronto and the adjacent; swamp “York”. the capital of Upper Canada. I Television I I I “ET I Simcoe â€" from York to Pene-' Expert Repair! 10 (anguishene. The York Rangâ€"'1 .'1‘V - RADIO - H1171 - CAR ers. under the supervision of‘ | H‘s» . Shortly after this the Tll'SlI , [Ir-V 8' RADIO“ ‘ exploration of Yonge Street was "-SIRVICE‘LP made by order of Governor I RADIOS Augustus .lones. deputy provin-. I v V V cial surveyor. were put on the I ANTENNA INSTALLATIONS road to clear away the undeI‘-. AND PARTS brush. I w a w - I AuthorIzcd Seert-e for It took the Rangers and Mr. Rogers Majestic â€" Fleetwood Jones 40 days to break the road through to Lake Simcoei and three days to get back to York. This road, crude as It was, pened the way for the‘ i‘iectrio Appliance Repairs andIfiI‘st settlers. encouraged they: Parts Icoming of Others and made aI - market readily available for all:l 125 PEMBERTON RD. RICHMOND HILL Courtesy TV‘s 90 Day Warranty on Parts For years Yonge Street was a{ hard road to travel. and travel' was limited to foot traffic. the. farmers carrying the produce of 'their clearings to York on their ‘back and returning with their limited purchases. Upholstery â€"I hire. L. Madill. “Friendly RICHMOND ‘Lli‘lfesiztigk' l;:tmii‘vgceallc pizheegelgmlizgtsbeigfg fteh; I specialists In 3ii§2..:’.if£°“‘li...ii 2:: I CUSTOM still residents of this area RE.UPHOLSTERING and contributing to its v growth and progress. I All Work Guaranteed Mrs, Mumps mother- ‘ Free Estimates inlaw. Mrs.- Jim Madill. was the former Sarah Munâ€" shaw. and had passed on to her children the story of the Munshaw’s arrival in this area which appear- ed March 25 and April 1. Her grandson. Howard Ron- ald Madill. lives on the Towniine at Bond Lake, and two daughters and a son live in Willowdale â€" Miss Florence Madill and Mrs. Carrie Evans. 78 Cameron Avenue. and Jack Madill of 76 Cameron Ave- nue. Phone 884-5127 44 Levendale Rd. Richmond Hill 1 I I i I I I I I965 Newmarket [Mill Rate Down; Newmai‘ket‘s 1965 mill I'ate‘ lwill be lower than last year‘sI II was announced IBSI we81"-‘llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIllllIlllllllllllIlllIllllIllIllIllllllllllllllllllll Residential rate has been set at 76.1 mills. _a decrease of .7: Many a morning the_moth91. mills for pumlc 5°h°°I suPpor‘Iof Munshaw‘s children woulcii “IFS- Separ?“ school tExpay‘fl'slsend them off with the produceI “’111 Pay 8.25 T1115 this year, from their little clearing in theI I”) _5-8V nulls Ilom “St year-Ibus.h with forebodings of mis-’ .Thls “35 “1313mm by a,Change‘f01‘tunes that could befall theml I" the method 0f “ELI” cCm‘lon the way to .iarket and homei Iunction With the budding of a‘again As evening apmached. new 59mm" 1she would often peer anxiouslyI The commercial rate is dOWHIdown the bush trail. her anxiety: 1.10 mills this year from laStIincreasjng as the darknessI year"; high 0f 34 mills for PUP'Ideepened into night. For she “C 5011001 sul’porters- Agaginlwell knew the hills they would‘ Separate SCIIOOI Slipporters ‘Vlnlhave to climb. the streams they. find their mill rate raised tolwould have to ford. and um 90 mllls- wild beasts they might en- 1 One mill equals 35,8431 for;counter, for at that time there I Nicholas Millar. Dr. to three; twenty-four shil-‘ I ,-â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"I The Christian Science Monrtor industrial and commercial pur-Iwas a standing offer of $10 forI Reeve Sidney Legge Said hefHow great a sum this was can‘ first in many years. but stated‘ed that 200 acres of land in roads and bridges budget and. In an old account book kept pioneer in Richmond Hill. are, I April 13, 1798 â€" Mr. Mun- .lune 9. 1797 -â€" Nicholas MIL. Iseven shillings and Sixpence. IdOllars cash was partly opened, Governor and Millar. As far as theirI Ireception. To each of these‘ Ichild in their families. all of'; Ithem for a lifetime and did not} One Norway St., Boston, Mass. 021l5 ren- poses and 39.6762 for residen-Ia bear’s head and $20 for a‘ “'35 Pleased at the OVel‘all 1'9' be realized from the fact thatI much of the reduction had been.R1chmond Hill were purchased the fire and police estimates. :by Abner Miles. one of York‘s. Ii'ound several interesting ent-a shaw Dr. to a peck of salt. by Ilar. credit by 15 dozen eggs at- I ‘lings. ‘Simcoe made a tour of inspec-; circumstances would pel‘miti. deserving pioneers Simc0e of-I Iwhich was not taken up. Thesej lrealize the advantage such land I Balser Munshaw was appoint-Z ‘tlal- Iwolf’s head by the government.‘l (motion In the mill Patel theIa few years later it was record- made possible by trimming the for $20 first settlers. later to become a Iries: I I 1his son. five shillings. I two and Sixpence a doz., thirty- i In 1795, when Yonge StreelI tion and called on Munshawi Ithey gave the governor a royal1 ,fered 200 acres of land for each' 1men had work enough beforeI might have been to their child-' Please entermysubscriptiontothe . Mame], for the period dunked b“ Ied by the justices as constableI I .for the township of Vaughan.L I l bw'undm 3â€"“ (U'S'Fmd‘) at a town meeting in York on. m; March 4. 1799. pursuant to an‘ D L YEAR $24 a 6 “2 [Act of Parliament. Mr. Quantz Dam“ ‘.was named constable for the Name (German settlement and Johnl l Lyons. pathmaster for lots 26‘ ' 5W“ to .15. ‘ City John Lyons died In 1814; I Nicholas Millai‘ a few years lat-. I am'_ZIPC‘°d‘â€"â€"‘ er and Balser Munshaw in 1831. 1 en All were buried in Richmond Hill cemetery I I 1 ONE STOP SERVICE CENTRE . pp 1! e u N a ' s WASHING. POLISHING. GREASING TIRE REPAIRS, BATTERIES General Repairs to all Makes of Care SID HUNT, Licensed Mechanic Young's B. A. Service Station I 1 Yonge 8: Benson Richmond Hill TU. 4=0009 I Wesley‘s experience. . Risen Christ. may hear him say to us as He did to Rambling Around (Continued from Page 2) victorious over death. But it also meant that lie was alive. that He was with them in all His wond- rous love and mercy and power. May this conviction come home to us on Easter Day. as it did to John Vliesley. For years. he had been a cultured. con- suentious clergyman, taking his religion far more seriotislytliaii many Of us do. But the victory of Easter did not become real to him until that night when he met the living Christ and said: “I felt. I did trust in Christ. Christ alone. for salvation." Wesley had known this for years. but it was only then that he began to live it. it was only then that he received what the New 'l‘estament calls life and went out. like a blazing torch lit at the altar of God. to set all England on fire. There isn’t a person among us who cannot Share Each one of us may meet the the women long" ago . . . Good Morning! We may enter Into Communion with liim and know all the comiort and strength Of His Presence. '1 close this Easter message with Dr. John Bon- nells description of what happened at the funeral of a great Christian clergyman. Rev. H. B. Meyer. “Al the close Of the service. the congregation rose and stood In silence. waiting to hear the throbbing dirge ‘of the Dead March from Saul. Instead the organist swung into the Hallelujah Chorus and played It With full organ. How fitting it was. for a great servant of Christ was standing at attention before his King." _ May we too stand at attention before our King this Easter. and respond to His “Good Morning" by making him King in our lives! A blessed Easter to you all! Rev. H. Reginald Howden, B.A., L.Th ‘ The whole world is changing rapidly. New ideas and concepts and material goods are being pressed upon us all before we can get a chance to aSSimIlate them and understand them. The church changes too. but it will also stand firm. “The church is called to serve Christ. in the world and the service begins at its home base. the community.“ said Mr. Howden. rector of Holy Trinity Anglican Church. Thornhill. “Furthermore It IS called to provide spiritual and moral leadership and to reach out in loving service in the name of Christ to the community.” Mr. Howden said that. for example, there was a new frontier in the church’s ministry to older people. This means encouraging and supporting the senior Citizens. It means looking into the whole matter of proper housing for them. t On the other hand. Mr. Howden said that he did not consider the church separate from the lay people as Pierre Berton seemed to suggest in “The Comfortable Pew." r “Lay people are called to do more than odd jobs. They are urged to take an active responsible part in the service Of Christ’s ministry. working Shoulder to shoulder with the clergy." The Rev. Howden is entering his fifth year as the rector of Holy Trinity. One of his former par- ishes was the Parish of St. John the Baptist, at Lake- field. He was also the chaplain and master of the Lakefield Preparatory School for boys. He was the rector of Trinity Church. Barrie for seven years. Five years were spent in ministering to 1200 people from the Church of St. Michael’s and All Angels, Toronto. He is a graduate of Trinity College in theology. Besides his very active ministry. Mr. Howden serves the church in other ways. He is a member of the executive committee of the Diocese of Toronto: Viceâ€"chairman of the Diocesan Board Of Christian Education: Director of the church army and presi- dent Of the York Central Ministerial Association. Mr. Howden is blessed in having a progressively minded family. His wife. Edith, is a lawyer. His son Peter is completing his studies in law school at the University of Toronto and son Lee is in his second year in the School of Social Work. University of Toronto. wvvâ€"â€"-e Secoâ€"n‘mehoughts (Continued from Page 2) Recently married Ringo Starr. of the Beatles. who is going to become a father in the fall, says he doesn’t know whether it will be a boy or a girl ‘ . . . That’s what we’ve been saying all along about HIM! Maybe it’ll be a little planet. Â¥ ’0‘ I“ * * The Canadian Police Association has wired the prime minister on the abolishmenl of capital pun- ishment, saying the death penalty should be retained for anyone Slaying a policeman. This Would at least give citizens a REASON for not going to their aid: In a situation where a law breaker would have to kill one of his would-be captors to escape . . . well, guess who 2’ a e # 4| it! Recently. in Toronto. six policemen were needed to subdue a man who had gone berserk while watch- ing a TV Show in which he claimed the people were laughing at him. . . . A barely-newsworthy case which could make headlines across the continent if his lawyer could manage to subpoena a TV audience and find out just what the Hâ€" they ARE laughing at. t o t It It LONDON 7â€"- (UPI) â€" Oona Chaplin says her bearded son Michael. who lives on welfare checks, “should get a job and go to work” . . . Or he could, in the current trend. at least get a job! ‘i t t i C With the appointment of Stouffville lawyer David Coon to a deputy-magistrate's post. the At- torney General’s committee on obscene literature is looking for a man willing to spend several hours a week reading smutty books and looking at girlie magazines . . . And you get paid. too! a y it A: III Metro's parks commissioner is planning to have dog watchers on the Metro ferries tO keep city dogs off the island. However. since island residents are allowed to have dogs. a visitor COULD get his dog over the bay bv telling the dog watcher it was a Hanlan’s Pointer. AI AND BURNER SERVICE 884-436I RICHMOND HILL