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RIDDELL JUNCTION 2980 3 3 iNSUL B’RICK SIDING. PHONE. :_.TIIORNHILL 118W “OOOOOO¢ 00QOOO.OOOO”OOOOO”O®”°OMOOOOOOOWO” H. A. ’UPTON Concrete Foundations Sand & Gravel , . Phone Willowdale 2434 (‘EMENT'MIXERS for rent by .day, week or month CONCRETE STRUCTURE ' WOfimWWWOMMWW Walter Bone & Son 3 ALL KINDS OF WIRE FENCING, ALSO RAIL FENCE BUILT. SEE OUR STOCK OF FENCE ‘AND POSTS WOOD AND STEEL. 'FROST STEEL AND WIRE PRODUCTS MASONRY WORK DONE Maple RR. 2 Phone Maple 2872 mmwoomoomuowwomommomom _â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"- MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM Choosing Your Laying Mash Anvtime now you will be housing your pullets â€"â€"-'many are already in and laying well. Up until now you have spent a great deal of time and money on them without any return. You now have to choose a laying mash to get profitable egg production. This is a very im- portant decision to make and with all the diff- erent brands of laying mashcs on the market it is a problem. We recommend the Master Feeding Program with Red Head Egg Mash. . ‘ Drop in at our store and let us discuss your feeding program with ’you. W. R. Dean Phone ’l‘hornhill 54 WE DELIVER MASTER in M M M All CLISSES OF POULTRY FARM LIVE STOCK .. FUR B’EARING ' . ANIMALS A DOGS " 3333333 ~â€"â€"-â€"_â€"_â€"-â€"_â€"â€" ' King City Attending the wcddinr of Mr. Rusâ€" sell Rawlings. to Miss Eleanor Hum- phrey. taking place in St. Anne's Chuich, Toronto, on Saturday last. were his father. Mr. Dan Rziwlings and Mrs. Rawlings, and Miss Shir- 1e_v Rawlings. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hollinshead. Misses Zelta and Doris I'lollinshead, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Thompson. Mrs. Roy Hollinshead. Mrs. William Egan. Mr. and Mrs. George Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. Melville McCullum and Gordon, Mr. Charles ROss and daughter. Helen. Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Wells. Mr. Stanlev Watson. Mr. Ronald Kyle. and King friends living in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Patton. Mr. and Mrs. James Woods, Mr. Alex Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Rawl- ings. and also Mr. and Mrs. Hairy McBride of King. Mrs. James Patton is satisfactorily recovering from a surgical operation performed on September 19 at T0â€" ronto General hospital. The meeting of King W.I. will be held in the Anglican Church base- ment on September 30. Will mem- bers note the place. The seasonal winter work will be discussed and plans made for projects. The ban- quet committee will present arrangeâ€" ments made for that occasion in Ocâ€" tober. Accepts Teaching Post Miss Dorothy Armstrong of King has accepted a position on the teach- ing staff at Branksome Hall. Toron- to as a piano instructor. The work will take her to Toronto for certain periods duringr each week. Miss Arni- strong is to be congratulated having been offered athe post by Branksome Hall diiectors. Armstrong-Goupille At Three Rivers, Quebec, on Sep‘ tember 18. Robert Joseph Armstrong. son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Armâ€" strong was married to Miss Alexina Goupille, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Goupille of Shippigan, NB. The groom is first mate with the lake freighter, Meadecliffe, one of the Hall Companv boats. The bride has visited the Armstrongs on several occasions, and friends here hope to meet the couple to offer congratu" lations. Bud is a popular King boy. and with his bride will be a wel- come visitor to King. Montreal is likely to be the location of their home. Sunday's high velocity wind and cloudburst wrought damage to trees and corn crop throughout many dis- tricts. Hydro and telephone service was disrupted over a wide area. and service men were called out to re- pair wires at numerous points as calls kept tip especially because of hydro lines out of order. Falling trees and branches everywhere were said to be the cause and several points were without the service for one to two hours. CFRB station was unable to operate and telephone con- nection was severed from falling trees on wires. at the tower near Au- rora. Mu‘ch concern was felt King and Temperanceville where spe. ' cial church services were being con- ducted in the evening. . A huge tree on the fourth con-l cessicn near Kettlebv almost blocked traffic while other roadways were strewn with falling branches. Part of a barn roof and a barn door on the Borden farm near King werei swept away by the gale. Orchards have been strewn with fallen apples and pears. Mrs. T. L. Williams has recently returned from a visit with Mrs. A1- vin Walker at Timmins. ' Trucks Damaged Stewart Paxton, Kettleby, received cuts about the head when the truck he was driving was in collision with an Imperial Oil truck on the fifth concession line at Folliott‘s garage, Kettleby, last Thursday. The Pax- ton gravel truck made a complete revolution, it was said, and the driv- er was fortunate with minor injur- ies. Both vehicles were damaged. Mr. Paxton was using his own ve- hicle in) the employ of County Roads Commission. Constable Jack Law- rence, Newmarket, investigated. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hadwin Maple completed a motor through the Canadian west this fall. and last week Mr. Wilbert Hadwen, his mother, Mrs. Elmer Hadwen, and Mrs. Cecil Walker motored to De- troit with an aunt who has been visiting here. Robinson-Wood The Robinson-Wood nuptials were of trip observed in King United Church on Saturday afternoon, the ceremony performed by Rev. M. R. Jenkinson of King. The bride was Cecelia Helen Wood of Brighton, England. and the groom, William Robinson of Temperanceville. The bride had come to King during August for the marriage, and their home will be made on the Watson farm near King. Miss Joyce Marwood, Vaughan township, was given a miscellaneous shower by Vaughan and King friends in the basement of Laskay United Church last week which was attend- ed. by an exceptionally large gath- ering. The event was convened by Mrs. Marshall McMurchy, and Sistance was given by Mrs. Leslie Glass, Mrs. Ress Folliott, Ml‘s. Lorne Scott‘and Mrs. Bruce Murray. Many beautiful gifts were received by the lwide whose marriage to Aubrey Glass takes place in Laskay church on September 27th. Bornâ€"At York County hospital on September 12, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Scott of King RR. 2. Mother "111(‘1 baby returned home this week. 35th Wedding Anniversary A surprise wedding anniversary party was extended to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Glass of Strange on Sep- tember 11 when their family gathered to celebrate the occasion presenting them with two lawn chairs. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Glass and two children; Mr. and Mrs. Clvde Cairns and their children, Bob and Ray Glass. The couple were mar- ried by Rev. Keans in Laskav United church. Nora Neil, now Mrs. A. Caldwell, was flower girl and Fear- son Smeltser, page. Mr. and Mrs. Glass took a trip to Niagara and Hamilton for a few days to celebrate 35 years. as- at_ ‘. Leonard Shropshire Harvest Decorations Excel All Saints Anglican Church, King scene \‘ll .Ei‘eat beauty" fort Harvest Thanksgiving service September ‘21 When the chancel and body of the church was resplendent with choice flowers, fruits. vegeâ€" tables. corn and grain stalks, illili1"1â€" tive of the harvest season. The morning congregation filled the building. with fewer in attendance in the evening due to inclement weather and disruption of hydro erirlier. MtH‘h the w u c iil‘. efi'rrt had been given by Messrs. Hatelv and B-Isant and other mem- bers in selection an.l arrangements of decorations. R?" E. W. (2. Worâ€" "all took the momng service and Rev. Edwarl Morler of Toronto. the evening. The cl‘llii‘ rendered the famous Hymn of Praise at ho!h serâ€" vices and Mrs. T. Proctor sang The Lord’s Prayer. Mi". Morlev's messâ€" age in keeping- with thanksgiving. reminded his hearers of recognition to God for blessings and benefits, Much taken for granted in the acceptance of His gifts, said the speaker. Often fol‘fifotten is the labâ€" or of the farmer Who produces agri- cultural products. Lnskav Fowl Sunoer October 21th The Woman's Missionary Society. Laskay United Church. will hold a hot fowl supper on Friday, October 24th and a musical program will he offoyerl by: the Rev. Wesley Hunniset 2in his musicians of Toronto. This will be on outstanding event in the community. Teston United Church morning service on September 28th will be withdrawn in courtesv to anniversary at Hone United Church. Vaughan Township. when Rev. E. A. Currcv and the choir of Victoria Square will be guests. Flowers. fruit and vegetables used at All Saints Church on Sundav last. were conveyed to Yonge Street Or- ange Orphanage bv the rector, Rev. E. W. G. Worrall and a gift was made to war veteran Jack Smith of is Strange, ill in Christie Street hOs- pital. Baptist 991“ Anniversary Second Kinr.r Baptist (‘hurch will observe its 90th anniversary Sundav. September ‘28 at ‘2in and 7.30 p.m. with the Rev. H. B. Hardy of Toâ€" ronto. a former minister in the field as guest preacher. A group from Dovercourt Baptist Church. Toronto will contribute special music. Several district friends and form~ er members of Temperanceville Unit- ed Chrrch attended the 50th anniâ€" versary on September 21 and the anniversary supper on the following Monday evening. The history of this pioneer congregation dates back more than 140 years. Laskav “'.M.S. eXDccl to hear Mrs. W. A. Wcscott of chi Mung in an address on October 1 at the home of Mrs. L. J. Glass. Mrs. H. H. Snratt. Stewardship convenor will address King United W.M.S. at the Thankoffering on Oc- tober 9 when ladies of the Presby- terian church, of Laskay United and Temperanceville will be guests. 51-Year-Old .‘.ddress paper prepared by Miss Ferguson 51‘ years ago, was again Presbyterial ’ l giv‘en by her at Eversley W.M.S. meeting held at the home of Mrs. A Alice on September 17. Miss Jessie Gellately read the scripture and the lesson was explain- ed by Miss Carol Musk. Mrs. J. Phillips gave a reading and Mrs. Fred Curtis presided. The October meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Lenhart, King. in the evening. Dr. William Patterson. Toronto. conducted service in the Presbyter- ian charge on Sunday and next Sun- day Rev. Larson, Toronto, will preach. Rev. T. W. Issherwood, director of Canadian College of Missions will be guest preacher at St. John’s Church. Oak Ridges on Friday, September 26 at 8 p.m. and the choir of St. Paul’s Church, Runnymede, Toronto, will sing at the Harvest Thanksgiving Observance, by the congregation. Bountiful harvest decorations will enhance the scene of worship.. When Smith 'walked into his friend’s Office he found him sitting at his desk, looking very depressed. “Hello, old man!" said Smith. “What’s up?” V “Oh, just my wife," replied the other sadly. “She's engaged at new Secretary for me.” “Well, there’s nothing wrong about that. Is she a blonde or a brunâ€" ette?” “He’s bald."â€"â€"Kablegram. Some widows are grassâ€"but none are green. “Your methods of cultivation are hopelessly out of date,” said the crop adviser to the old farmer. “Why I’d be astonished if you got even 10 pounds of apples from that tree.” “So would I,” replied the farnieixl “it's a peach tree.” Public Auction Sale of Household Furniture, Piano, Electric Range, Utensils, Garden Tools, etc. The Property of Mrs. H. S. LOVERING- North East Half Lot 68, Con. 1 Whitchurch Twp. on Yonge St., south of Aurora at Oak Ridges TUESDAY, SEPT. 30 1 good Upright Piano and Stool Sewing Machine 1 Farm Land Roller Electric Range Lawn Mower Number of Garden Tools and many other numerous useful articles and effects not mentioned became of the short notice given of this sale Terms Cash. Sale at 2 p.m. NO Reserve, Property Sold. Ken & Clarke Prentice 'i‘ I Phone Markham 206, Agincourt 52W3' ii 33 LIBERAL. RICHMOND i‘i'iLL, ONTARIO District News (‘ora James. young Winnipeg soprano and fcati‘red soloist on “Sunday Serâ€" enade". broadcast over mid-east staâ€" tions of the CBC Trans-Canada net- work every Sunday. at 11.30 p.m. EST. Miss James is heard with :1 concert orchestra under Percy Hui"â€" vev. EDGELEY Fall wheat sowing and corn cutt- ing and last, but not least, corn roasts. are the order of the day. The men work between showers to get their fall work done and by the temp- erature of the past few days it may mean between snow falls. Certainly Jack Frost can‘t be too far away. Miss Irene Puterbaugh entertained the staff of the bank in which she works at Weston, to a corn roast along with a few other friends near her home on Saturday night. They all cnfoyed themselves immensely. Rev. and Mrs. Downing and three children of Regina have been visit- ing with Mr. Downing’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Downing of Brampâ€" ton and their sisters and families, M r. and Mrs. Roy Keffer and Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Keffer. Last week-end Mr. and Mrs. Orland Down- ing entertained them just prior to their leaving on Sunday evening for home. ' Mr. DeWitt showed more pictures of the National Film Board at Elia school on Thursday afternoon where Concord and Erlg'eley schools gath- ered also. Next Sunday, September 28, Rally Sun’iay will be observed at Elia at: 10.20 21.111. The reopening of the church will be rn October 5 at 11 a.m. with Rev. W. llunnisett and his or- chestra in charge of the service and in the evening at 7.30 Rev. S. J. T. Fortner of Toronto will speak. Please note change of date. Mr. and Mrs. R. Butters: of Chi- cago and Miss Mollie NortOn of T0- rnnto with three other members of World Wide Evangelistic Crusade from Saskatchewan, Southern States and England visited Monday with Mrs. C. Snider. These people are attending a conference of the above organization in Toronto. The Farm Forum met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Snider on Mon- day night with fourteen in attend- ance. The lunch consisted of corn. The next meeting will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Darlington This one will be in the form of Hal- lowe’cn. The meeting of Zone 4 Farm For- um will be at Orangeville 0n Oc- tober 2 and 3. Mr. Alf. Bagg, accompanied by Mrs. Bagg has gone to attend a fair in Ancaster to judge Jersey cattle. The storm on Sunday played havoc to the extent of tearing down some poles on the townline between York and Vaughan. Mr. and Mrs. Sid Broadbelt and family. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stong and family motored to Allandale to visit Mr. and Mrs. Ted Price. Mr. and Mrs. Milton McDonald of Maple, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McDonâ€" ald and Roddy, Miss Jeffries and Miss King of Toronto visited with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Snider on Sun- dav. Mr. Tom Lamb who spent the summer with R. J. Darlington has commenced strdies at O.A.C., Guelph. The services at Lutheran Church at Sherwood last Sunday were well attended. Rev. Mr. Lossing took charge of both services and deliv- ered two splendid ineSsages. Miss Lorraine Fierheller, Aurora, was guest soloist and her contributions were much enjoyed. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Keffer were Mr. and Mrs. Morrison and Mr. Cecil Morri- son and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Grubbe. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Fierheller en- tertained a few friends and neigh- bors at a corn roast on Thursday night when a very pleasant time was spent. ' Miss Bernice Usher entertained the Familv Euchre Club to a corn. roast on Saturday night. Forty members were present. Communion Sundav will be held on October . 5th in Edgeley United Church. A good attendance is urg- '~d. Then. on October 12 there will be a baptismal service. A good at- tendance is anticipated for that (lav. On November 2 Edgeley will hold their anniversary services in the morning and evening. Rev. W. Hun- niselt and orchestra will have charge of the morning service and in the evening Rev. Richard Morton will speak. Evervbodv welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Forbes were with Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Stong for the week-end. ‘_-___.â€"â€"=â€"-__' Stouffville Sand & Gravel Limited are prepared to supply your requirements of crushed road gravel, cement gravel. block sand, 3/4” stone, 3-8” stone. Delivered or at bin Phone. 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