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85 Lake Wilcox Children To Visit Local Speedway The first meeting of the Lake Wilcox Recreation Committee was held Aug. 19 at the home of Mrs. R. Clarendon, North Road, with 6 of the 7 members in at- tendance. Present were Jerry Lahey. chairman. Mrs. Lil Atcheson. secretary. Mrsl Char- lotte Brockton, treasurer. Mrs. Mickey Clarendon. Herb Lark- man. Mrs. Jerry Cook. Georget Cragg of the Whitchurch Rec-t reation Committee and twot members of the youth centre} board. Mrs. Ethel Good and Bob; Atcheson. ‘ Frank Willock from the Un-‘ tario Department of Education Community Programs Branch‘ was also present and explained} just what a recreation commit-5 tee can and cannot do The meeting, was quite 1n- formal, mostly questions and: answers. Mr. Willock explained“ some of the fundamentals ur operating a recreation commit- tee. such as how to obtain a The meeting was quite in- formal, mostly questions and answers. Mr. Willock explained some of the fundamentals of operating a recreation commit- tee. such as how to obtain a 33% leadership grant and a 25% operation and maintenance grant. He suggested that the recreation committee and the youth centre hoard work to- gether in their activities, with ‘some of the monies raised to go into a building fund for a youth centre. George Cragg. chairman of the Whitchurch committee ex- plained why the property just Helping, Young People biA tributed from: The Christian Science Monito'r One Norway St, Boston 15, Moss Interesting Accurate Complete Send your newspaper for the time checked. Enclosed find my check or money order. [3 1 year $22, I] 6 months SH [1 3 months $5.50 BOSTON LOS ANGELES LONDON CHICAGO Informational Nam Coverage AMOUNT OF [DAN KING CITY, LAKE WILCOX $100 550 750 1000 1600 2200 2500 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill Ontario, Thursday. August 26. 1965 IMN "mm: mm cumin-l nnd Int-run and «- MmmmflmmmLMfiMhMumwd Molnath RICHMOND "Ill. 15 Yonge Street Normâ€"Telephone 884-4431 (over the Bank of Montreal) Ask abouf our many hours HOUSEHOLD FINANC 6038 Need back-tovschool money! MONTHLY PAYMENT PLANS 86 30 30 I? Kddress Nome State 7M?! 20519.. sAss €11.84. 3469 month: 7631115 7811140 V9-‘_OOA.O-..nl 34â€"09014. v 11 ions uc v(,_ S. R. “Stu” Hamilton. timber (h supervisor at the Department go of Lands & Forests‘ Maple th station, will leave shortly to asâ€" sume similar responsibilities in oglthe North Bay District. Mr. lx_‘Hamilton came to Maple from .gg‘Swaslika in 1957. 64169~6 49:55.04 months north of the Lake Wilcox School became the property of the school board and the committee decided to find out what hap- pened to the equipment which was on the property. Next “fun” event planned by the committee is a trip to Pinecrest Speedway on August 28 when 85 child- ren. age 10 and up. are to be taken by bus to the track. One bus will leave at nex Staff Changes â€"â€" Maple n9; Dept. Lands & Forests {5;}: Jack Carswell. who has been district accountant at Maple since his transfer from‘ Kapus- kasing in 1961. has recently been promoted to the position of.regional accounting super- visor and will be making his new headquarters at Sudbury. Don Vance. timber super- visor in the Kenora District, will be replacing Mr. Hamilton and Ben Bragg, district account- ant at Pembroke. will be assum- ing Mr. Carswell’s d-uties. J. G. “Jim” Thomas. senior accounts clerk in the district office, is leaving to accept a position outside the department. WOOMW Drugs Dressings Home Visiting Nursing Services Housekeeping Service Home Nursing Services Diversional Programme Patient Transportation Lodge Accommodation oqum¢ If you need more money for your youngsters’ back-to- school needs, get it nowâ€" with an HFC Shopper’s Loan. With cash from Household, you can cover the costs of tuition, books. transportation -â€"â€"anything. Then re- pay conveniently at the oldest, largest company of its kind â€"HFC. 5": :“w '8 l "T‘Pt‘? woman‘- «nuâ€"Am ...Get An HFC Shopper’s Loan Richmond Hill 8; District Unit 15 Yonge St. N. 7 pm from the corner of North Road and Wildwood and another will leave from the corner at Comfort's store. 'l‘he ('hildrrn will be ad- mitted free to Pint-crest but there will he a charge for lhe bus. The children will be well supervised {or the trip. Local Services Rendered to Cancer Patients For Further Information 884-3348 CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY Ask about credct life unsuranco at low group rates Believed to be close to 100 took up the entire road and years old, 3 Bethesda district‘trafl'ic had to either wait for the home was moved about a mile slow completion of the trip or on Concession 5. Whitchurch take another route. Township, last week. The storey . i and a half frame structure. ownâ€" Neal: the 913d 0f me Jomney‘ ed by Claire Bolender. was movathe. “3' bmdened with the ed from a site on the Rollinglhouse' snappEd an “le' Hills Golf Course north to the? Three trucks and a {arm Bolender farm, tractor were required to wmch _ -._u:....A..A Hundred-Year-Old Frame House Takes A Ride In Whitchurch Twp. OAK RIDGES Re_location of the house cauS- the loan across a cuun‘awu ed local hydro linemen and the 591d- mover. Ralph Harrison of However. in spite of all these Mount Albert a few headaches. problems. the house suffered no Hydro wires and poles had to damages en route to its new be shifted out of the way. location. It will be ready for The width of the buildingloccupancy this fall. Twitch Grass ls Unusually Bad Needs Chemicals And Cultivation At A. Wall. agricultural rep- matted resentative for York County, regduty ( ports that twitch gr_ass is un- power usually had this year and the really i best time to tackle it is in theor six next month or so rather tha‘niand fa next spring. give u] Standard treatment is cultiva- Th . . . e lion. Summer fallowmg Will lets 1 kill it, but in Mr. Wall’s opinion is ad“ the loss of a crop [or a year} _ results makes this method too expens- . i . summe we. After harvest ('UlthaUOl'lt . . .Dalapo can be successful but lsn t really . y . . . lculttva reliable. he claims‘ Pulling the h . , . ave cl roots and lettmg them cook mi , . . . repetts the sun IS good theory but Vi on tishould work with our recent weather; Another theory is to continu-i Spl‘a ally chop the roots up with disc‘activelz harrows when they grow to‘won‘t three or four inches. A lot ofiplams. Idisc harrows won't do this job chance well enough. the ag. rep. says.‘well st They are light and just knock'liVE. ru ithe tops off and ride over the per lac Jim Murray Suggests 3 Wards For Aurora A threeâ€"ward system for Aur- ora Town Council has been pro- posed by Councillor Jim Mur~ ray and will be debated in com- mittee before a decision is reached. The councillor‘s pi‘opusal calls for one ward including all the town north of Wellington Street to the town limits (North wardâ€" 1.678 ratepayers): the second ward between Wellington and Kennedy Street West on the west side of Yonge and 211 east of Yonge south of Wellington tCentre Ward â€"- 1,722 taxpay-l ersl; and the third ward, thei southwest corner, south from‘ Kennedy West and west of Yonge l1,690 taxpayei‘sl. He warned that 150 signa- tures from taxpayers could force council into a hearing by the Municipal Board on merits of a ward system. “Let's hope we take leadership in this. Be- ‘cause if we don't 150 ratepay- ers can." he warned in asking for an early discussion of the subject in committee. It should Ibe ready to be placed in effect am the next municipal elections, .he contended. Stating he was not opposed‘are in the planning stage. One to the ward system "in prin-Jvill be the Centennial Park in ciple". Councillor Dick llling-lthe north end, west of Yonge. worth expressed concern that‘north of Wellington. The other such adivision of the town might is Regency Acres Park in the further separate the “old” part‘south. now open playing space of town from the “new”. In re- adjoining the public and separâ€" ply, Councillor Murray notedlate schools in that subdivision. that a decision on how the town; should be divided into wards.: or if it should be so -divided.‘,AU~RORA: Construction of out- will rest with the OMB. ‘door rinks will be necessary to Commenting on “talk” atkcarry on a program of hockey every election time that. the and skating this winter, town "old town runs the municipalâ€"council has recognized. The Aur- ity". Reeve Stewart Patrickora Arena was destroyed by suggested the root of thatlfire in February this year. Ar- ltrouble was the failure of resiâ€" rangements for use of ice space dents in the newer areas to outside the municipality will elect people to represent them. also be necessary. it is expected. ##1## Commenting on "talk" at every election time that the "old town runs the municipalâ€" ity". Reeve Stewart Patrick suggested the root of that trouble was the failure of resiâ€" dents in the newer areas to elect people to represent them. "The Liberal" ll always pleased to publish items of interest regarding people and events in the Oak Ridges - Lake Wilcox and Klug City districts. Our news corres~ pendent ln Oak Ridges-Lake Wilcox ls Mrs. Lillian Atcheson. Wlldwood Avenue, 173-5479. To Enroll For Music Lessons While Openings Are Available FREE $3;“éoiiflfl‘lmse'giei'; 1 Yonge St all us today at 884-5272 5‘ (Corner Centre St.) Open daily "fll B Music Co. THIS IS THE TIME! usua- ncgugcvi Busy Young Ladies Near the end of the journey, the rig. burdened with the house, snapped an axle. Three trucks and a farm tractor were required to winch the ’1oad across a cultivated field. matted roots. It takes heavy duty equipment and lots of power to get deep enough to really do the job. It takes five or six treatments between now and fall to make twitch mots give up. The use of chemical weed kil- lers along with cultivation is advocated by Mr. Wall. with results up to about the level of summer fallow. He recommends Dalapon or Amitrol along with cultivation afterwards. These have cleaned up many fields. he reports. and applied properly should work most of the time. Spraying has to be done on actively growing foliage and won't work on old mature plants. Naturally it hasn‘t got a chance if the twitch isn‘t fairly well started. Material is expens- ive. running around $10 or $12 per acre. but since spot treat- ment can be used on twitch patches, the spray isn‘t prohibi- tively expensive and a good en- suing crop on a clean field should offset the cost. the ag. rep. maintains. Report Quiet Weekend In King & Whitchurch Oniy one minor complaint was recorded by Whitchurch Township Police over the week- end. In spite of very heavy traffic there were no accidents reported. King Township Police also re~ port heavy traffic on the weekâ€" end with a few minor accidents but no major ones recorded. he said. nunnunnmumlmumumuuuuummmmumunnuuummmun numun|luunuum“mm“muumummmmumuunmmumuuu AURORA: Two park projects are in the planning stage. One will be the Centennial Park in the north end, west of Yonge. north of Wellington. The other is Regency Acres Park in the south. now open playing space adjoining the public and separâ€" ate schools in that subdivision. To see a photograph of busy Lake Wilcox girls working on bazaar items to raise money for their youth centre. readers are invited to turn to Page 8. About People will be leavii Several ladies attended aber for Nil-ll ’l'uppex‘ware demonstration held Detroit. He w at the home of Mrs. Helen key again ne: Guthrow. on August 17. Sales- be trying hi lady was Mrs. Mary Evans. and Wings. she showed all the variety nf‘ Congi‘atulat articles. The ladies attending‘and Mrs. Jol were Mrs. Pat Carswell, Helen also had 3 ba Duclois. Mabel Holt, Helen end. Furze, V1 Cameron. Linda' We were 8 Little, Mrs. Senoul. Hazel RyaniMrs. Leonard and Jean Reichel. who is havgentering Vic ing the next party on August 31.;Barrie. Hockey star Bob Wall and‘ Birthday w .Mrs. Wall are the proud parentleevin Windst iof a baby boy, Robert John, S‘and had a jc lbs. 3L2 his. He was bornhecently attei Auzust 12 at York Central Hos-{stem and to ipital. a first grandchild for Mrslson, King Si ;Ganna Wall. Bond Avenue. Boblbirthday on . munuum|\ImuIumuunumuummmmunlIumumummmuuu mummuunmmumuuuuuumm!ummluiumummumunmm WW Arts And ('rafls Classes Popular Enrolment is now up 10 44 in the crafts class being held at the home of Mrs. Norma Martin. Sessions are being held Monday. Wednesday. Friday and Fatâ€" urday afternoons from ‘2. to 4.30. as well as Monday and Wednesday evenings from 7.30 lo 9.30. Miss Julie Ensor assists with the children at the Monday sessions and In the evening. At last Wednes- day evening‘s class. Mrs. King instructed the childâ€" ren on the use of the sew- ing machine. A variety of articles to be sold at the October hazaar and tea are now ready and more are being made. every day. The class is still in need of clean matcrlals that can be used for some of the articles. such as wool. flannelette. other cotton material, embroidery thread. scissors. white. black and colored thread and wax that can be used for making candles. etc. About 20 children are showing great interest in the art classes which are being conducted by Bob Atcheson. More boys are becoming interested every day and the committee is looking for a place for them to work in. Anyone know- ing of such a place ls ask- ed to contact one of the committee. Oak Ridges, Lake Wilcox News BODY REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES 0F CARS ~All Types of Insurance W01rk- FREE ESTIMATES - SATISFACTION GUARANTEED COURTESY CARS AVAILABLE We Pay Towing Charges 0!: All Collision Wbrk Next to Richmond Inn - Top of ti Call Manager Bill Calder The Select Committee appointed by the Legislative Atssem- bly of the Province of Ontario ". . . to inquire mm and review the provisions of The Conservation Authorities Act and such other Acts of this Legislature relevant no the powers exercised by conservation authorities as theeCom- mittee may deem appropriate “And that without limiting the generality of the foregoing to inquire into and review the following matters: (a) the constitution and powers of conservation authorities including the number and method of appointment of members: 0:) the system of financing the work at conservation au- thorities and the ability of local municipalities to pay for their share of conservation schemes: (c) the power of conservation authorities to acqulne or expropriate lands and the Methods used therefor; (d) the administrative practices and methods at conserva- tion authorities in carrying out their- responsibilities under The Conservation Authorities Act." Conservation authorities, municipalities. associationstand lndivrduals are invited to present submissions. Submissions should be filed with the Secretary by October 15th, 1965. Hearings will commence subsequent to that date. D. Arthur Evans. M.P.P. Chairman 7-9381 Aurora 75 YONGE ST. SOUTH PONTIAC - BUICK LTD. BODY SHOP Auto Refinishing Richmond Hill’s Finest LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY Select Committee on Conservation Authorities Richmond Hill 889-5445 and Birthday wishes to Terry and ‘eaniKevin Windsor, who are cousins m. 5 and had a joint birthday party born’recently attended by 18 young! Hos-:sters. and to Mr. David Atche- Mrs.‘son. King Sideroad who had a Boblbirthday on August 17, ‘ A speedy recovery is wished ““““““"for Mrs. Dowell, North Road, ‘18 {in York Central Hospital and Lillian Wilson, W?ildwood Ave- ”. nue. York County Hospital. Also a speedy recovery to Ray to Zimmerman, Benson Avenue. in‘ who received broken legs and ;,s_ chest injuries in an accident i... nvhile riding his motorcycle. will be leaving ill mid a her for NHL. training ONYARI¢ will be leaving in mid-Septem- ber for NHL. training camp in Detroit. He will his playing hoc- key again next Minter and will be trying hard to make the Wings. Congratulations also m Mr. and Mrs. John Limejohn who also had a baby buoy. last week- end. We were sorry to hear that Mrs. Leonard, Wilcox Road. is entering Victoria Hospital in Barrie Well, bowling is one of the topics being discussed now. with only two weeks to go. un- til the leaszues wiEll be in pmâ€" gress. The Lake Wilcox Bowl- ing league will continue their Friday night sessions and the ladies will resume ‘their Thurs- day afternoon pim knocking. Please contact me :for informa- tion regarding these two lea- gues. PINDER BROS. lTD. mm >OW Mrs. H. G. Rowan, (2A.. Socrefiary. Box 91. Parhament Bits" Toronto, Telephone 36512804 STEEL LINTELS | BEAMS STEE‘L FABRICA‘TING To Cusfliom Specifications 2 Otondbee BA. 1-3344 Kept in Stock Portable ‘Crane Servic‘e 923 23-2942 Ttoronto Top of the hill Uail 4 Lake Wilcox‘ iYouths Assault Casei Four Lake Wilcox residents were jailed two months in New- market Court last week for beating two WilloWdale youths unconscious in an assault case.‘ Paul Ford. 22; Curry Moore. 18; Clayton Needham. 21. and Ronald Phillips. 19. were charg- ed after Michael Wingha-m and Raymond Riddell, both 18, were beaten outside the Sunset Beach Pavilion August 9. Robert Hendricks. 17. and Harold Raymond Thomas, _21, both of Lake Wilcox. were ac- quitted of assault charges. Wingham and Ridden testi‘ fed they and two other com- panions were sitting outside the pavilion after having a snack ‘when a car-load of youths jump- jed them. They said they had never met their attackers. Two men have been charged with assault causing bodily harm after a Toronto man was beaten outside the Aurora Cem- etery on Thursday of last week. Joseph Mitchell. 35. of Lake Wilcox. and Edward Stachon. 35. of Loretta. appeared in New- market court and were remand- ed until September 3. ‘Martin Cascone. 49. of To- ronto. is in York County Hos- pital in satisfactory condition with head and facial injuries. Cascone told police he was drinking in a Toronto hotel with two men and an argument developed. He said he was driven north on Highway 11 and beaten during the trip. The car stopped in front of the Aurora Cemetery and he was thrown out and beaten again. he said. “Everything In Lumber" Plywoods Trim Mouldings Doors Wall Boards Formica Cement Tentest Masonite Flooring Gyproc Insul Board Arborite Plaster Garages Homes Cottages HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS 9020 Yonge. Thornhill EXHIBITION BUS SERVICE Direct To The Grounds From Richmond Hill Lv. Bayview Plaza Lv. 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BETTER LIVING CENTREâ€"See the amazing laser light beam and all that's new in the homemaking world. 25 ACRES OF AGRICULTURAL WEALTH â€"Here 'under one roof is the largest indoor agricultural display in the world, QUEEN ELIZABETH BUILDING~Relax in the World of Women while you enjoy free fashion shows and cooking demonstrations, MATINEE SPACE FUN FESTâ€"See the Bell Rocket-Belt Team soar overhead at the afternoon grandstand show, plus the fabulous Italian Beatles and the Liverpool Set. THE EVENING GRANDSTAND SPECTACULAR â€" Featuring the Kings of Comedy, Victor Borge (Aug, 20-27) and Bob Hope (Aug. 28-Sept. 4). plus a host of great inter- national stars. Order tickets earlvl INTERNATIONAL TRACK MEETâ€"Canada's top track stars compete against top-ranked international athletes. AQUARAMA '65â€"See water-skiing, kite-skiing, and world championship high-diving free on the waterfront every dav. THE WORLD OF FASHIONâ€"The latest in fashions area. parade in the Queen Elizabeth Building every day. FAMOUS CANADIAN INDIANS~A fa SPECIAL DAYS DURING CNE Fri. Aug. 20 Sat. Aug. 21 Mon. Aug. 23 Tue. Aug. 24 Wed. Aug. 25 Thurs. Aug. 26 Fri. Aug. 27 Sat. Aug. 28 Mon. Aug. 30 Tues. Aug. 31 Wed. Sept. 1 Thurs. Sept. 2 Fri. Sept. 3 Sat. Sept. 4 Mon. Sept. 6 Opening Day Warriors' Day Young Canada 8: Education Day Automotive Dav Food Products & Merchants‘ Day Fiorai, Music, Arts & Health Day Press, Radio & Televismn Day International 84 Athletic Day Women's Day Manufacturers' & Service Clubs' Day Electncai Day Transportation 8i Communications Dav Farmers' 8L Livestock Parade Day Citizens' & Cadet Day Labour Day was mom mum WAREHOUSE STORAGE whereelsecanyousee' mmummonephceatoneume? pion New Zealand National Band plays free atthe Bandshel! twice daily. DELIGHTFUL BAND CONCERTSâ€"The world Cham- W. H. Evans, President COMMERCIAI p.m. 2:45 ex. 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