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Neighborhood Notes A group of junior farmers from the United Kingdom and Europe enjoyed a three-day stopover in York County recent- Lv. while enroute to Western Canada. Staying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Leek was Anne Marie Lehmann from Switzerland. The group visited Niagara Falls and points of in- terest in Toronto and shopped in some of the Richmond Hill ltores. Lisa Sta'ton was one of a group of students from Thorn- [ea Secondary School who par- ticipated in a hike on the Bruce Trail recently. Vicioria Square UCW mem- bers were guests of Headford UCW at their usual. Monday evening meeting. « The film “A Place to Stand" was shown. 'I‘h:a community extends best wishes to Kathleen Burton and Doug Curr whose engagement was announced April 17. Kath- leen and Keith Burton celebrat- ed their birthdays April 16. Birthday greetings to Richard Burton who celebrated his 19th on April 14. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Staton spent a pleasant afternoon Sat- urday “cleaning up" around their house and after dinner visited Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jones and children at Klein- burg. Church News Headfrmd Unilpd Chnir held its practice Wednesday evening and Mrs. Elmer Leek and Mrs. Jean Rumhle discussed last- minutP plans for the forthcom- lng hymnsinz. The Sunday school decorating ls finished. The new paint which is a light yellow. compli- ments the furniture very well. The Congregation owes a vote of thanks to all who assisted with the painting. Judging will be done during thp month of June by recognizj ed horticulturists. The congregation of Headford United extends its thanks to Mrs Barker for the lovely floral arrangement in the church Sun- day and the choir wishes to thank Mrs. Rumble for her direction and assistance. Let Your Garden Win? An Original Painting York County & District Real Estate Board cordially invites‘ residents of York County. north. of Steeles Avenue. to enter their home garden contest. Real Estate Board Would you like an oil painting of your own garden by Langley Donges. OIP? Your 1969 garden may win one for you. Entrs; forms may be obtained through the board office, local realtors and nurseries. The first prize will be an oil painting of the prize win- ning garden by Mr. Dnnges who: is a resident of Richmond Hill} Three second prizes will also be awarded. These will be imâ€" ported engraved stainless steel spades. Merit certificates will be awarded at the discretion of the judges. The York County and District Real Estate Board jurisdictional area also contains a large part of Ontario County as far east as Highway 12. Residents of that area are also eligible to compete. Cnuncil of the Corporation of the Town of Richmond Hill pro- poses to enact a Byâ€"law under the authority of Section 459 of The Municipal Act. R.S.O. 1960. (2249. to stop up and close that portion of the public highway known as Edward Avenue lying between Lots 46 and 47 as shown on Plan 2766 filed in the Registry Office for the Registry Division of the East and West Riding of the County of York. The Council will hear on the 28th day of April. 1969 in per- son. or by his counsel, solicitor or agent any person who claims that his land will be prejudici- ally affected by the by-law and whn applies to be heard. Headford News RAMER FUELS 189 CENTRE ST. EAST 884-1313 Check your fuel tank to- day . . . don't let a cold snap catch you without our quality Fuel Oil in goodly supply. A phone call brings prompt delivery. TAKE NOTICE that the CORRESPONDENT: BECKY STATON NOTICE Phone 884-7890 “Ala-9:11;! Flat, spring-steel tines for flexibility. 42" handle 18" wide Fan Rake Heavy Hose V2 " green vinyl. 50' .100-ft. .......... 6.98 Black. 50' ...‘1.29 Adiustable from fine mist to full stream. Resets automat- ically ........ 09 9 Hose Holder Stores up to 100 ft. Heavy gauge steel; for wall 1;. $3"? ......... . .64 Hose Nozzle 3' 3.59 1.69 20 lbs. 40 1b bag SO-GREEN 7-7-7 TURF SPECIAL ‘ 2.65 4‘ enamel Serrated agitator blade, durable metal construc- tion, tubular handle. Rubber tired wheel. Baked ' 3.25 25-LB. CAP. 16” Extra-Rugged WHEELBARROW "cu- ft- my, 1" tubular steel frame, ‘X’ '5.” leg. 10 x 2.75" easy-rolling tire ................ EXTRA-HEAVY DUTY BARROW â€"4-cu. ft. 35 38 x 27%” tray. 4.00 x 8” pneumatic tire. SPREADER 31x23%” wide seamless tray; 7/3” tubular frame. 2135; cu. ft. cap. 10x1.75” semi pneu- matic tire. 6.98 40 lb. 80 lb. Bag 5.25 Bag 4.25 For water or sand bal- last. Heavy gaugc steel with bevelled edges to prevent tear- ing sod. 14 x :21; ............ 12-75 Delivers up to 5 times conventional coverage. 171/2 1: 111/2 x 121/2” deep. Cali- bratedcontrol. 8” hiâ€"impact2 wheels .......... ROLLER ’TRUE-TEMPER’ SPREADER LAWN REGULAR 590 Rid chrome of winter- rust eyesores. Won’t harm finish. 8 oz. REGULAR 74¢ On hand for car wash: ups! Thick Dynel fleece with snug wrist band. REGULAR 94¢ Car Wash Mitt Rust Remover We reserve the right to limit quantities on all sale items. .59 .77 Brings back original “mirror” finish. Re- moves rust. 1/2 pint. Squeegee Sponge REGULAR 47¢ 24" long to eliminate stretching. Cellulose sponge. 6” blade. REGULAR 79¢ Chrome Polish .37 .59 2 Gal. Wash Pail Lightweight ’n rugged polyethylene. Rolled edge, grooved handle. REGULAR $1.39 1-step cleaner-polish with weatherguatd sili- cones. 20 oz. liquid. REG. 84¢ Auto Polish THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hfil, Ontario, Thursday, April 24, 1969 Extra! CASH uniCARBY BONUS COUPONS ’9 074 .64 70 Yonge Street North, Richmond Hill 884-1196 Whitewall Cleaner Jumbo Sponge Pkg. Bring back that white of whitewalls. Remove scuffs etc. 16 ounce. REGULAR 59¢ CNN-Bunnfif ' ” 1/,/’\ Enjoy it For inside jobs! Brush- sponge, applicator, Easy Clean liquid. REG. $2.25 Upholstery Kit 31b Joni qqa WhS no! 1.99 .49 ‘23 \ N0 W! SPECIAL Thick ’n thirsty! A shape for every job! Jumbo 17” x 5” pack. Fast, 1-sth shine for new or well cared for car finishes. 16 oz. Wash-Wax Cream REGULAR $1.19 .33 9 088 l/-r . 4.1% y