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Was Tremendous However, the 4 main prizes, Pair Safety 99 Tires, Bicycle, Lawn Mow- er, $10 Worth of Service, were not claimed with Lucky Numbers. Since we want somebody to Win these, as part of our Anniversary Celebration, we are offering a ‘ lUCKY DRAW Simply fill in the Coupon and deposit in the appropriate box in our store. DRAW WILL BE MADE MAY 24 AT STORE CLOSING. For Your Shopping Convenience, open on the Holiday, 9 am» - 5 pm THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill. SHOP WITH CREDIT CARD CONVENIENCE AT CANADIAN TIRE â€"â€" N0 DOWN PAYMENT EASY TERMSâ€"0N THE SPOT FINANCING WIN AN 18" ROTARY LAWN MOWER ’0-l'-1!-II-uâ€"u-Ib-H-0-0-0-U-0-0.u.1i-4l‘li.fl-0-nâ€"nâ€"uâ€" . WIN A PAIR OF SAFETY 99 TARES (YOUR CHOICE OF COLOUR AND SIZE) 0------ "1.0.0.0....‘ -4.‘»-<--.<-_»- WINNER NEED NOT BE PRESENT Clip Coupon and Bring WINNER NEED NOT BE PRESENT (‘lip (‘mupnn and Bring to Store (‘lip Coupon and Bring to Store - -.,-._n-u.« . v.0- -n-u-n-n- - Clip Coupon and Bring to Store The Response To Our 25th Ontario, Thursday, May 20, 1965 Anniversary SALE u .4 .4 - _ -0-n-n-4 to Store |\\ll\|llll|lll\“fill\“lllfilmlll|\lll“\lllllll\llllllll“llllllllllllllll\llllll‘ nmuunfinmuumnmummlmnmnnnmmunmnmmmumfl A request from the Ontario Association of School Business Officials to have Richmond Hill Public School Board Adminis- trator Kenneth Turton join its speakers’ rostrum, was fitting Lecognition of the administrat- or. Chairman Walter Hutchin- S"'1 said at the board's meeting Thursday evening of last week. The association provides speakers to school boards throughout the province for various meetings and asked that After a lively two-day election campaign which saw posters. streamers. mad costumes and foot-stomping bands brought into play. students of Richmond Hill High School last week elected the executive of their student council. list‘ Heading the council for the next year will be David Loftus. with Vice-President Beverley Fumerton. Expenses will be paid for by the group requiring the speak- er. 7 Treaaurer will be Roy Pratt and Sharon Bowman will act as secretary. Mr. Hutchinson said that Mr. Turton's work provided one of the “toughest topics,“ and by seeking him out. the association was recognizing his ability in this field. Mr. Turton, who came to Can- ada‘ in 1947 from Lancashire. England, joined the board as administrator in April, 1961. Prior to that he served as a trustee and chairman of the board of education in Brantford for 13 years. Mr. Turton. who resides at 207 Mill Street, is married and ihas five daughters. David Loffus Heads RHHS Student Council Guest Speaker Designed by (‘arl Lovell. a Richmond Hill boy, now resident in Willowdale. the above obverse and reverse sides will appear on a medal being issued by the Rich- mond Hill Coin Club. Carl‘s design was chosen from eighteen submitted by club members. m’l‘he obverse (front) of the medal bears a portion of the crest of the Town of Richmond Hill. which is itself a portion of the crest of the Duke of Richmond. Pictured will be a crowned lion and the words En La Rose .le Fleuris. m ROSE WING CENTQE 6 ("WA KENNETH TURTON Turton be included in its local/ y Designed Medal Issued By C oin Club NIAGARA FINANCE COMPANY LIMITED m counter-wanton 0" Y“! "6689149" 0" TB! RCCHMOND Nth}. C0!” CLUQ 240 Branches from Coast G. E. CARTER Wm, :95» Wt Always there with ready cash . . . For Home Redecorating or any good reason $5092 to $500092 H’LL . (Superintendent Back To Schooli | Last week the board gave its approval to sending Mr. Mo- Intyre to the non-credit seminar of administration to be held in Toronto. July 29 to August 6. The seminar. which is con- ducted by the Ontario College of Education, will cover the ap- proach to teaching. how to handle teaching problems and other assorted questions. Cost of the course is $115. It‘s back to school for Gordon‘sex Street right of way. and acâ€" Mclntyre, superintendent oflcessible at all times. be opened Richmond Hill Public School for the fall term. Board. ‘ Permission was granted to mum“numummmt1numun“!uummummnunmmmmmum Vaughan Board Meets June 10 New Office ill“ The public will be in- vited to attend the June 10 meeting of Vaughan Town- ship School Area Board which will be the first one held in its new board room. Forced to vacate the of- fices the board has occu- pied for the past five years in the Vaughan Township office building two months ago, the board decided to convert and renovate two rooms in the George Bailey annex at 136 Keele Street for this purpose. The south room has been fitted up for the adminis- trative staff, which is now settled there, and work is progressing very well on the north room, Trustee Ross Jolliffe reported. “Indications are that it will be equally as attractive al- though not as spacious as the council chambers" in which the board has met during its span of five years. This room besides lmimr used as a board room will also provide accommoda- tion for the supervisors on the township school staff. Vice - Chairman Warren Bailie will be in charge of the evening which will in- clude a brief dedication by a township clergyman. mmnnuu to Coast nmuaurmummmmulumunumumm Richmond Hill NF-M-SZ Permission was granted to Peter Dawson for the use of Walter Scott School grounds, May 24, for a fireworks display by the 9th Richmond Hill Cubs and Scouts. In a report of the finance committee, Trustee Jack Knott presented two recommend- ations, which were approved by The reverse side (back) will bear the words. Rich- mond Hill. Ontario, the rose growing centre of Canada, in commemoration of the inception of the Richmond Hill Coin Club. July 1964 A.D. The medals which will be the size of an American silver dollar are being cast by Canadian Artistic Dies, Sherbrooke. Quebec. They will be available in oxidized Sherbrooke, Quebec. They will be avai bronze at $2 and fine silver .999 at 89 Box 386. Richmond Hill. 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