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000000 O09000O‘OOOOOO9OOQOW0900”000”0m”””” @- erOOOOOOOO 0000006606900” : Published by the Nnrth York Liberal Assodntion : WOMWWWWW” DAVID MCLEAN SELLS REAL ESTATE . (or School) In aid of 1st Richvale Trdop Admission 50c Prizes “Music By the Irish Trio” Phone 188 They know it’s the best way to be sure of having 'an ample supply of this better Pennsyl- vaniu anthracite, next fall. How about you 2‘ Life. Fire. Plate Glass, L06 of our customers are or- dering their full supply of red trademarked Famous Reading Hard Coal now. '10 Yongc SL. {ichmoml Hill l’hnne 407.1 OLD TIME DANCE Saturday, June 25th Richvale Community Hall JONES COAL CO. JACK SMITH General 'i'ake your arder, sir? W. SCHURMAN He has served you well CONTINUE GOOD GOVERNMENT IN NORTH YORK Insurance Automobile. Hospitilizulion. “5° 0 . am 5‘" Richmond Hill RE-ELECT “We found that in heavy traffic the regular’patrol car is at a disad- vantage,” said Commissioner String- er of the Provincial Police. “It be- comes bog‘ged down just as other cars do. The motor-cycle, on the other hand, will be used only in the summer months but will be held in readiness for any emergency through- out the year.” Giving special mention to Yonge Street as a heavily congested road, Hen. Dana Porter, Provincial At- torney-General, has announced that 'motor cycle details of the Provincial Police will be assigned to curb speed- ing and reckless driving and cut down the accident toll. Mr. Porter said the Provincial Po- lice were reintroducing motor cycle details on many of the more con- gested highways. “Several years ago,” he said, “the department aban- doned the motor-cycle for the now familiar white and black radio- equipped squad car, but a recent sur- vey revealed the necessity of some motor~cycles on trafl'ic-congested roads such as the Queen Elizabeth Way and Yonge Street. We have approximately twelve new machines on order and they should be in ser- vice by July lst." Motor-Cycle Police To Patrol Yonge St. The club has joined the North York Tennis League, which includes teams from Aurora, Newmarket. Mount Al- bert and Uxbridge. A special feaâ€" ture of the league will be the staging Jf a Junior Tournament later in the summer. Student members are reminded that there is ample opportunity to worl off their membership. All they haw to do is to advise a member of the brounds committee when they have time to spare for work. For those still interested in joining the club the rates are: Senior $5.00; Student £24.00; Junior $2.00. Juniors nay use the courts until 7 pm. Local Club Enters Tennis League ‘One of the courts of the Richmond Hill Tennis Club will be lighted with- in the next month, officers of the club have stated. The innovation will add greatly to the popularity of the ‘ou On Saturday, June 18th, at 15 Roseview Avenue, with the Rev. W. F. W‘rixon officiating, Agnes Pre- cious of Maple RR. 2 in the Town- ship of Vaughan, became the wife of Percy Walton, of Maple RR. 2, in the Township of Vaughan. Their at- t/endants were M1‘. and Mrs. S. W. After a short honeymoon at a cottâ€" age at Keswick; loaned by the bride‘s cousin, the happy couple will reside in Toronto. The Richmond Hill Boy Scouts Group Committee will meet at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, June 28th at 83 Rich- mond Street. The reception took place at the bride’s home and was catered by Mrs. McEwen of Carrville. The bride’s mother received, gowned in lilac crepe with navy accessories and corsage of sweet peas and gladioli. She was assisted by the groom’s stepmother in black crepe dress with corsage of roses and carnations. For her going away costume, the bride chose a honeymoon blue dress with navy coat and light blue ac- cessories, and wearing Russian squirreifurs, the gift of the groom. “Remember the Sabbafh Day tb keep it Holy.” Rev. C. B. Brethen, B. A. Minister Sunday, June 19th, 1949 10 a.m.â€"Sunda_v School. ‘ 11 a.m.â€"Morning Worship. The Evening services are withdrawn dur- ing the summer months. Everyone is cordiain invited to the morning service. Mrs. D. M. Medcalf, Yonge Street south, left Wednesday by plane for Vancouver and Victoria to attend the wedding of her nephew. Rev. S. W. Hirtle, B.A., Minister Sunday, June 19,- 1949 10 a.m.â€"Sabbath School. 11 gm. â€"7 Public Worship. Jull skirt featuring a gathered train. Her fingertip veil was caught‘to a halo of white veil and orange blos- some, which had been worn by the bride's mother at her wedding. The bride carried a shower bouquet of red roses and gladioli. Miss Marion Middleton, cousin of the bride, was Jridesmaid and wore a dress of pale pink nylon net with full skirt and bertha collar, and tiny half hat of pink nylon tied with a pink veil. Her bouquet was pink roses and gladioli. The junior bridesmaid, Miss Helen Oliver. also a cousin, wore a frock of similar material in pale green, with matching bonnet tied with a veil and carried a nosegay of spring flowers. Mr. Thomas Wilson, brother of the groom, acted as best man and ush- ers were David Barton and Raymond Wake, with Walter Baker as head usher. WALTON-PRECIOUS ST. MARY'S ANGLICAN CHURCH Sunday, June 26th Trinity 2 8 a.m.â€"â€"Hol_v Communion. ' 10 a.m.â€"Sunday School. Prize giv- Pink and white peonies decorated Carrville United Church for the marriage of Myra Elizabeth (Beth) Barton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Barton of Can-ville, to Mr. Al- bert Dean Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Wilson of Toronto, on Saturday, June 18th. The officiatâ€" ing clergyman was Rev. E. E. Kent of Thornhill and music was provideu by Mrs. W. George, at the organ, and Mr. John Oliver, .uncle of the bride. as soloist. The bride, given in mar- i'aige by her father, wore a fitteo gown of ivory satin-back crepe with satin trim at neckline and cuffs, and ing. 11 a.m.â€"Morning Prayer All are cordially invited. WILSON-BARTON ‘1"ecious Social and Personal Notice our Lord’s commendation concerning St. Timothy. II Tim. 3:15 ' “And that from a child thou hast known the Holy Scriptures which are able to make thee wise unto Salvation through faith which is in Christ Jesus." Wouldn’t it be grand if our Lord 'could say of every adult now and every future adult living in Richmond Hill district “That from a child thou hast known the Holy Scriptures . . . ‘2” GOSPEL SERVICES Rev. W. F. Wrixon, L.Th., RJ). Rector from Bermuda Don’t miss hearing this young preacher bring the Message of Salvation. MR. ALLAN DOUGHTY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 7 RM. The Gospel Preached Speaker: 3:00 P.M. Classes for all ages! Held in the Masonic Hall Richmond Hill UNITED CHURCH WEDDINGS is written, no name will be more outstanding than that of Harry Stanford. “He has not only given liberally of time, and talent to the Church,” said Mr. Wrixon, “but has been sincere in the practice of his churchmanship.” “No man is more highly respected in the Church and out of the Church.” The Rector then called upon one of the senior mem- bers of the congregation, Reeve P. C. Hill, to express the good wishes of the congregation. Mr. Hill said that he had known Harry Stanford longer than any one present, and spoke of his high qualities as a citizen of Richmond Hill. ' The Reeve then read an address of presentation as follows â€" Sponsored by the York North W0- men's Liberal Association, the pic- nic was staged by the ladies to give as many voters as possible the op- portunity of meeting the man who Had represented them at Ottawa for the last four years. By the end of the event Jack Smith knew how the Prince of Wales used to feel at th( end of a strenuous 'day of receiving Canadian citizens while on a tour of the country for his hand, too, was feeling: the effects of the grips ‘given to it by thousands of well-wishers. Historic Spot Harry Stanford Honored By Church Prior To Departure T0 Native Land On Sunday, June 19th, immediately following morning service, the con- gregation of St. Mary’s Anglican Church, Richmond Hill, gathered in the Parish Hall for a brief meeting. The- Rector called the meeting to order and stated the object, which was to convey to Harry Stanford the good wishes of‘his niany friends for a pleasant trip to' the land of his birth. Mr. erixon reminded those present that Stanfordhad held every- office itflwasrpossitile for a layman 0f the church to hold, and that when the history of the church North York Liberal Ladies’ Assn. Picnic Attracts Three Thousand “Dear Harry I know that I speak for all pres- ent here this morning, as well as for many who are absent, when I say, that we wish you a very pleasant BROOK â€" Mr. and Mrs. Lester Brdck, Rumble Ave., Richmond Hill, are happy to announce the birth of a daughter on Wednesday, June 15th, 1949 at Mrs. Healey’s Nursing Home Elgin Mills. '- - Seldom in its long history has the fine old Mulock homestead at Armi- tage seen such a big and happy ga- thering as the one which took place there on the afternoon of Saturday, June 18th, when North York voters and their families turned out in their thousands to say “how do" and "good luck" to Jack Smith, M.P., as for a second 'time he carries the York North Liberal banner in the Federal election campaign, Preparations had been made for a big crowd but the attendance ex- ceeded the expectations of even the most optimistic Liberal campaigner. It was conservatively estimated that around three thousand people atten- ded. The members of the congregation of St. Mary’s Churgh feel that we cannot ‘let this opportunity pass \vithout_ expressing our thanks and appreciation of your valued service to the Church in some material way. BONDâ€"Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bond (nee Rose Done11al), Markham Road, Richmond Hill, announce the birth of a baby girl on June 17, 1949 at Mrs. Stanford‘s Nursing Home. No one can tell the extent of your loyalty and service during the past years, and the esteem and affection in which you are held not only by the members of this congregation, but by our citizens generally. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Reynolds of Richmond Hill wish to announce the engagement of their only daughter. Nancy Jane, to Wilfred Andrew, son of Mr. Geo. W. Kent of Orillia, the wedding to take place July 2nd in St. Mary’s Anglican Church, Rich- mond Hill. GOLDEN WEDDING SILVER “"EDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. George Cruickshank of 108 Bristol Ave., Toronto (form- erly of Richmond Hill) will be at home to their friends Saturday, June 25th between the hours of 3 to 4 and 7 to 8 o’clock, the occasion be- ing their silver Wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Denby, Don Mills Road, Mllliken, Ont., will be at home to their friends on Tuesday‘ June 28th, afternoon and evening from 2 to 4 and from 7 to 9 o’clock, upon the occasion of their 50th wed- ding anniversary. clw52 ENGAGEMENT BIRTH We ask you to accept this twin set of pigskin suit cases as a small token of our great affection for you.” eMr. R. D. Little ‘and Mr. C. Ban- croft handed the cases to Mr. Stan- Wilfrid Laurier had often come for rest, relaxation and discussion with his old friend. Sir William Mulock. There too another Premer, Rt. Hon. W. L. Mackenzie King, had often relaxed on the verandah while he discused affairs of state with‘his compatriot, the younger William Mul- ock. Representatives of all parts of the riding‘ were present at the event and were entertained by music from the Newmarket Citizens’ Band and sing- ing by'strolling troubadors. Teu cup readers found many patrons among the ladies and other forms of entertainment added to the enjoy ment of the big crowd. trip to the land of your birth, and may you return to us refreshed in body and spirit. This Church and Village are, we believe fortunate in having you in our midst, and we hope you may be spared to us, for many years to come. aMr. R. D. Little ‘and Mr. C. Ban- croft handed the cases to Mr. Stan- ford and Mr. Ted Mansbridg‘e gave him an envelope containing “a few shillings with which to.buy some Woodbines." Mr. Stanford, who was the mOSt surpriéed man in the gathering; 1'6- plie d with a few fitting remarks, thanking the congregation foi‘ its kindness and remarking that he had never looked for material gain for the service he had rendered to the Church. zie King cabinet until his enforced retirement through llness prior to the lust electon. Jack Smth, M.P., in his address stressed the fact that the picnic was being held at a place where Canada’s great Prime Minister, Sir Wilfrid Laurier had often come for rest, relaxation and discussion with his old friend. Sir William Mulock. were brief. They included a short address by Mrs. N. L. Matthews, pres- ident of the North York Women’s Liberal Association, and a welcome by Col. the Hon. W. P. Mulock, for- mer representative of the riding and Postmasterâ€"General in the Macken- 31 (“LOVER LEAF RED (‘OHOE Pineapple Juice Swanky Swigs Corned Beef . Texas Tomatoes DOL E‘S FA N(‘Y Peas K R A F'l‘ A SSORTED Fluffs Oranges . . AYLMER NEWPORT NEW' (‘ROI’ CALIFORNIA “TOP OF THE MORNING" HEREFORD FIRM. RIPE CALIFORNIA HONEY POI) . . 350 \ Cauliflower GRAPEFRUIT 4 230 SALMON . 2 33c OWWO“OO§OOWM 13TH .-\.\' N l' A L Bolton Jamboree THURSDAY. 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