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See what you 5m with the ' THE LIBERAL. Richmond Hill, Thursday Dec. 4, 1952 See what you 9 with these Wondeiful Chevrolet Features mmmunnmnmmnnmmummmmnnuuuumummmmnuummmmmumnmmnmumumununnummmmmnmmmfi Wmmmmmmmmmimlmmumummmumnnmmuuuummwmummummmg 12 25 35 50 75 100 200 MADELEI BnLI. BALI. MOTORS “WEB 5642 Yonge St.,‘Nillowdale - 3.5. 1-3441 63 YONGE STREET OPEN TILL 8' RM. INCLUDING SATURDAYS lowest-Priced line in its Field! “Exclusive but not Expensive” 3319 YONGE (AT FAIRLAWN) (2 Car Stops Below City Limits) Lovely Variety for Xmas Gifts HANDBAGS, GLOVES, NYLONS. SCARVES and JEWELLERY HATS $3.95 And Up E MILLINERY AND ACCESSORIES AVAILABLE AT “THE LIBERAL ” CARDS WITH NAME IMPRINTED RICHMOND HILL .. $1.75 - $4.95 .. $3.25 - $9.35 .. $4.45 - $12.75 . . $5.95 - $16.95 . . $9.60 - $23.95 . $10.45 - $29.90 . $19.95 - $56.75 On Thursday. Dec. 4th Richvale school is holding Open House. The teachers will be at the school from 7:30â€"9:00. A birthday party was held for Mr. V. Condor of Grayenhurst at the Blackburns Saturday evening. Mrs. Earl Lambert of Yongeâ€" hurst Rd. has been on the sick list for the past two weeks but seems to be on the mend now. David Davenport of Pembenon Rd. underwent a tonsilectomy operation at Newmarket Hospital on Thursday, Nov. 27th. David is coming along nicely. Donna Wainwright and Beverley Bourgard presented Miss Bryson of Richvl-‘e school with a cake on Friday on the occasion of her birthday. Miss Bryson was both surprised and pleased and many of the children remembered her with cards and small gifts. A speedy recovery is wished for Denton Brumwell who has the chickenâ€"pox. Mr. and Mrs. Charles James and David of Stoufiville had Sunday evening dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Johnson. The W.M.S. and W.A. held a joint meeting Wednesday evening of last week at the home of Mrs. Stanley DeFoe, when over 40 lad- ies were present. Mrs. Clarence Stong of Edgeley gave an inspir- ing address on “Discipline”. Mrs. H. McIntosh and Miss Coral Per- kins sang a duet, Mrs. Walker gave the scripture reading. and Mrs. Earl Empringham gave the Les- son Thoughts and Prayer. Re- freshments brought the meeting to a close. A number of ladies from here attended the bazaar Wednesday afternoon of last week at Button- ville Hall. W.M.S.-W.A. The Married Couples Group held an interesting meeting Tues- day evening of last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hart. Mr. Lawrence Boynton, Mr. and (DRRBSPONDENT -â€" IDS. I. BLACKBURN' 1‘.“ ll. BODY BY HSHEK Fisher Body is world-famous for smarter styling, for superior craftsmanship. for the strength and safety of Unisteel Construction. Chevrolet gives you all the advantages of Body by Fisher, in- eiuding greater protection and a quieter ride. More Powerful VALVE-lN-HEAD ENGINE wifh Powerglide auiomo'ic iransmission Chevrolet offers you time-proved Powerglide, the simpler. smoother, fully-automatic trans- mission, with its own extra-po'werful engine. Optional on De Luxe models at extra cost. GM "SHADE-LITE” GLASS All. AROUND with exclusive, graduaied windshield tinting Available at extra cost, GM “Shade-Lite" tinted glass all 'round, reduces glare and heat, adds greatly to your driving pleasure. The excluxive, graduated windshield tinting is an important safety factor. CORRESPONDENT: Mn. W. Sandie, Victoria Squat. NORTH RICHVALE NEWS VICTORIA SQUARE NEWS Telephone Stoufl'ville 67509 Telephone BiL[ DRINKWATER MflTORS KIM . ONTARIO TU. 4-2238 The Rev. and Mrs. F. T. Johns of Yongehurst Rd. are leaving this Friday for Woodstock where Rev. Johns has accepted a charge as minister. His many friends in this district wish him luck in his new charge. The W. A. is holding its annual church service on Sunday evening, December 7 at 7.30 pm. The guest speaker will be Rev. C. E. Hun- king of Gormley. Special music will be given by the Victoria Square Men's Choir. A hearty inâ€" vitation is extended to everyone. The regular monthly meeting of the Sr. Women's Institute will be held Tuesday evening, December 9, at 8 pm. at the home of Mrs. D. Parsons. Roll call â€" "Charac- teristics of a good citizen." Motto, “A good citizen is not content to just sit â€" he finds his place in any community", will be taken by Mrs. H. D. McCague. The committee in charge is Mrs. Parsons, Mrs. J. Snider, Mrs. W. Smith. We welcome to our community Mr. and Mrs. B. Terry and family of Timmins who are living in Mr. J. Williams house. Please see the “Coming Events" column about the W. A. Bazaar. Mrs. William Sandle and Margar- et spent Sunday with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. George Clarke of Toronto. Correspondent: Mr. Quintin Wight Phone TUrner 4-1965 The Liberal is very pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Quintin Wight as our Correspondent in the Rich- vale District. In order that we may give your district complete news coverage. kind- ly phone any news or items of local interest to Mr. Wight. RICHVALE UNITIZED “iii-ACTION RIDE For your greater comfon, Chevrolet’s entire front suspension system is assembled and balanced as a separate unit. That‘s one important reason why Chevrolet‘s Knee-Action ride is so outstandingly smooth. CENTREPOISE POWER Chevrolet’s great valve-imbead engine is m ed. poised and cushioned in rubber by high-side mountings. Vibration and power impulses are screened out. Performance is smoother under all driving conditions. [ARGER BRAKES Chevrolet's powerful Jumbo-Drum brakes are a full 11 inches in diameter. This extra site means easier, safer stops. Bonded brake lining â€"no rivets â€"last up to twice as long. Mrs. J. A. Copeland. secretary, would like to have any suggestions you may have for the Christmas pa!“". as soon as possible. December 12 will be the Christ- mas dance and the wind up for the 1952 season. January 1953 will usher in the new season for the Community Club and we expect big doings then too. ’ Mrs. George Neill won the door prize and all those attending had a wonderful evening. We hear Carson and Margaret Whalen are spendid callers and the attend- ance is building up at each dance. Mr .and Mrs. Art Gibson had donated this lovely prize and it was fitting that Mrs. Gibson was able to attend the community ev- ening last week and make the draw. Mrs. Irene Anderson, Brookside Road, won the mantle radio at the J.S.C.C. square dance on Friday night last. If won three consecutive years. by the same school. the silver cup inscribed “Legion Auxiliary Poppy Fund Trophy”. then becomes the property of that school. Wins Radio The teachers and pupils of Jet'- ferson School were proud and happy to win the Richmond Hill Legion trophy for 1952. Jefferson secured the largest amount of money for “Poppy Day," among the two-room'ed schools in the Richmond Hill Legion’s district. when the children collected ap- proximately 523 in poppy sales. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lawrence. Toronto. were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Matkin on Sunday. Sheila's grandparents were sorry to hear that most of her personal trousseau was stolen by one of' the meanest thieves of the year. when the bride and groom left their car for a short visit at the home of Mr. Lawrence’s par- ents. Police were notified and the loss was set at over $100.. but as Mrs. Lawrence said. the many lovely gifts taken could never be replaced. Mrs. Herbert Black of Irma, A1- berta. sister of Jack Barry, has re- turned to her home after a week‘s visit with Mr. and Mrs. Barry of Jefferson. Social News ELGIN MILLS - JEFFERSON NEWS CORRESPONDENT: HRS. 3. G. ROBERTSON Brookside Roud, “who-o TUrner 4-2334 Headford Home and School As- sociation held its Famin Night on Friday of last week. A very en‘ joyable singâ€"song of carols was held, together with moving picâ€" tures which were both instructive and entertaining. A quite success~ .il sale of home baking and home- nde candy was held. with Jiir 'rlis'acting a: auctioneer for 11‘ ier part of the saie. Tea an akies were served by the hos 5595 of the eveninl. Headtord extends a warm-wel- come home" to Tom Donleavy. who has successfully passed his exams at Cornwallis, Nova Scotia. where he has been receiving bas- ic naval training. He is now home on 32 days leave and is looking exceptionally well. Tom says there are just two classes of fellows â€" those in the Navy, and those who wish they were. When his leave is up, he will be stationed at Vicer- ia, B.C. \ Headford is justifiably proud of ‘the horticultural achievements of some of its folk. At the annual meeting of the Richmond Hill Horticultunl Society the T. Eaton trophy was presented to Mrs. Geo. Barker. who, with Mrs. Doug Boyd had high points for the year. Prizes at the euchre which follow- ed the election of officers also came to Headford, Mrs. Wes Clark having top score: and the booby prizes going to Mrs. Walter Leus- chner and Donald Brodie. Home on Loon Cofigrétdlations to Mr. and Mrs Coulter on the birth of a daughter. Hqgtlcultural Achievements As a token of appreciation of his very many years of faithful ser- vice as secretary of the official board of the three churches com- prising the Victoria Square charge. Mr. Herb Smith was pres- ented with a beautiful copy of the new Revised Version of the Bible, suitably inscribed. It is a gift to be highly prized. Mr. and Mrs. William Wellman, Melvin and his wife, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Fulton Chamberlain of Huttonvllle on Sunday last. Presentation The recent heavy rains, though causing a little inconvenience, have really been beneficial in ma‘ny ways. Plowing, which had ‘formerly been difficult. has soft- ened up for those belated folk who are not finished: and wells are reported filling up. There had previously been reports of residents in the surrounding areas having to “buy” water, but it is hoped that is over for the time being. everyone suitably, and the evéh: ing came to a close with a sump- tuous lunch which included ice- cream. About sixty friends and neighâ€" bours met at the home of Mr, and Mrs. William Wellman re- cently to do honour to Melvin and his wife, the former Elsa Marshall. Although the welcome was rather belated. it was none the less sincere, as was evidenc- ed by the gift of a handsome table model radio. of the type with an electric clock, and a lovely white chenille bedspread. The presentation speech was read by Elmer Leek and the Melvin and his wife thanlmd (field from last week) Recently Mr. and Mrs. Allan Wellman left by car to drive to Regina, to visit Mrs. Wellman's 'family there. Mrs. Masding had suffered a stroke recently, but is now home from hospital and doing as well as could be ex- pected. Patricia Anne Baker will have one candle on her birthday cake Sunday, December 7. when she celebrates her first birthday. Many happy reurns of the day, Patricia. Mrs. Harvey Baker’s father. Thomas Fox. is recovering nicely from his recent operation at the Mount Sinai hospital, Toronto. Your correspondent feels we have our own U. N. (United Neigh- bours) in this district. with}!!! Greetings We cannot stress too strongly how much we appreciate the “nei- ghbourliness" this community has showered upon us. in innumerable, helpful ways during our enforced lnvalidism. Crusty the Fourth, Hereford bull owned by A. Gibson of Sum- mit Farms, took fourth prize at the Royal Winter Fair. An Elation cow, also entered by Summit Farms, was the Best of the Ontario cows and took third prize when two wes- tern cows won first and second prizes for best cows in the show. Your correspondent has pro- gressed to the "semi-mobile" stage and is now able to be up and around a little more each day. 117. __h” A Prize Winners at C.N.E HEADFORD NEWS CORRESPONDENT Mrs. H. Acreman II. R. 2 Gonnley, 0m, Phone TUrner 4-2236 his wife thanked tan: filmmummmmumuuuumumm1mumlmmuummnumullullIummmuumumI\mmuunmmmum\mmmmumlnummmlmmuufi »\nmmummmuummunmnnn1mmunmmnnuumu\1Iu1mmImummlmmnmnmmmimumnumnmmnnmtmnmtmmmunmmmfi TU. 4-1131 YON GE ST. Hobby Tunis-Toys etc. LICENSED ELECTRICIAN WIRING - MAINTENANCE - REPAIRS MOTOR REWINDING 78 Richmond St., RICHMOND HILL TU. 4-1343 HAROLD P. MATTHEWS (Reg. 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