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6 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Thui’s., April 26, 1951 ii PHONE â€" THORNHILL 256W : {III-Ill.-IlllllllllllllllllBall-III; No, 7 Hwy. at Dufferin MAPLE 148 MEMBERS TORONTO REAL ESTATE BOARD Thomhill 12 T‘hornhill Office WA. 4338 VOu'r salsemen, familiar with your district, ofier friendly and efi'icient assistance. WE CAN BE OF SERVICE TO YOU We shall be pleased to inspect your property and estimate its current market value without obligation of any kind. Our books are already filled with enquiries from prospective purchasers of properties in all price classes. We can relieve you of the bothersome details of advertising and interviewing required in the sale of a property. Selling Your House? We specialize in re-roofing, Cedar and Asphalt Shingles, Insul Brick Siding Estimates cheerfully given Insulating. David McLean Limited RE - ROOFING ANSW'ELL LIMITED Master Chick Starter FOR SEVEN FULL WEEKS In this way your pullets will have the fullest opportunity to develop body size, solid fleshing, big bone, stamina, and healthy egg producing organs. Don’t let your pullets shift for themselves but rather feed the Master way, for it’s results that count. BUY NOW FROM AFTER YOUR CHICKS HAVE BEEN FED “THE ONE STOP BUILDING SUPPLY STORES” Lumber and Building Supplies C. RIDDELL Inquire about our Finance Plan for Home Improvements A NSWELL WAY â€" 24 MONTHS TO PAY For The Best In LUMBER Notice To Creditors AND OTHERS IN THE ESTATE OF ALBERT IRELAND, RETIRED GENTLE- MAN, DECEASED. All persons having claims 1g- ainst the Estate of Albert Ireland, late of R. R. 1 Maple, Ontario, who died on the 30th day of October, 1950, are hereby notified to send to the undersigned solicitor for the Administratrix of the estate of the said deceased on or before the 3151; day of May, 1951, full particulars of their claims. Immediately af- ter the said date the Administrat- rix will distribute the assets of the said deceased, having regard only to claims of which she shall then have notice and she will not be li- able to any person of whose claim she shall not then have notice. DATED this 13th day of. April, 1951. Mrs. Saunders S. Findlay Was el- ected to her second year as presi- dent of the Thornhill Branch of the East York Women’s Institute at the Annual Meeting held in the Masonic Hall ast Thursday. Mrs. E. G. McKean, immediate past pre- sident, conducted the elections and installed the new officers as foll- OWSZ lst vice-president‘ Mrs. C. Sin- clair; 2nd vice-presldent, Mrs. A. W. Crowhurst; recording secretary, Mrs. C. Thompson; correspoudng secretary, Mrs. C. Bolton: treasurer Mrs. J. Cooke; District Director, Mrs. A. Seeley. Conveners of standing commit- tees for the ensuing year are: Ag- riculture and Canadian Industries, Mrs. C. Russell; home economics and health, Mrs. F. Ross; citizen- ship and education. Mrs. B. Hes- lop; historical research and cur- rent events, Mrs. T. Empringham; community activities and public re- lations, Mrs. W. Harris; Blue Cross, Mrs. E. G. McKean; resolu- tions, Mrs. R. Holmes; publicity, Mrs. C. Thompson; pianist, Mrs. A. Brillinger; assistant pianist, Mrs. G. H. D. Lee; catering, Mrs. E. G. McKean. SODDING & GRADING 0F FLAGSTONE & STONE rWORK WE PLANT ONLY HARDY CANADIAN EVERGREENS & SHRUBS/ ART GOODCHILD Mrs. Findlay Again President Of ThornhillWomen’s Institute THORNHILL LANDSCAPE GARDENERS & TREE EXPERTS The following were returned as directors for another year. M13. G. Campbell, Mrs. T. Empringham, Mrs. H. Pratt and Mrs. A. Jamie- son. Mrs. R. Holmes acted as re- J. KENNETH KIDD, 371 Bay Street, Toronto Solicitor for Jane Ireland, Administratrix Phone 14R2 Thornhill Yonge St, Thornhi" THORNHILL 170 The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. John W. Crawford, Township Clerk, Vandorf, Ontario. 3. Preston’s Lake, commen- cing June 1, 1951, until Sept. 30, 1951. 2. Musselman’s Lake, com- mencing June 1, 1951, until Sept. 30, 1951; The ladies were asked to submit written suggestions to the execu- tive to be used in planning the branch's 40th Anniversary celebra- tions next year. Roll call sugges- tions for next year’s programme were also requested. Hostesses for the meeting were Mrs. F. Ross, Mrs. H. Pratt, Mrs. c. Ru's'seiiI 'Mrs‘f‘fir ."l'uliéén, Mr; T.’ W- Thompson, Mr. C. W."I Robnson and Mrs. C. Thompson. Tenders will be received at the office of the Township Clerk, Vandorf, Ontario, until noon, Saturday, May 5, 1951, for the collection, removal and disposal of garbage and other refuse in the vicinity of 1. Wilcox Lake, commencing June 1, 1951 until May 31, 1952; The invitation of Mrs. Harry Swrbey, a past president of the branch, to hold the annual picnic in June at :her home at Glen Cross, was accepted with evident pleasure by the members. cording secretary for the in the absence of Mrs. N. Welcome Visitor The branch’s resources had been assist burned out families, to send layettes to flood victims in Winni- peg. to furnish the first aid room at the Swimming Pool and incmded donations to the Girls’ Baseball Team, the Scholarship Fund, the “Save the Children Fund”, towards the Lions Club Children's Hallow- e’en Party and other welfare and community work. Miss S. Baxter gave the auditors’ report prepared by Mrs. E. Johns, [detailing the General, Building and Catering ac- counts. Activities during the year included the exchange of visits with other branches, and a tour of the “Liberal” plant. Picnic Planned The regular business of the monthly meeting included the we]- coming of Mrs. Sidie' a visitor from Scotland who had brougnt a number of copies of the Scottish Home and Country Institute mag- azine for' the members. It was decided that Thornhill should be represented at the forth- coming conference for conveners at Guelph and in the event either Mrs, T. Empring‘ham or Mrs. W. Harris could not attend the district dime- tor/Mrs. A. Seeley was appointed to deputize. Mrs. Harris’ report included reassuring and latest news of the progress of Derry Giles, Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. W. Robinson. The annual reports showed that teh branch has 59 members and a very satisfactory financial report was read by the acting secretary in the absence through illness of Mrs. J. Cooke. The conveners reports revealed that each phase of the work had been presenth to the members either by excellent guest speakers or by the convenors themselves. Talks which were con- sidered exceptionally outstanding included that on education by Mrs. G. Crutcher and on community af- fairs by Rev. E. E. Kent. Tenders For Garbage Collection TOWNSHIP OF WHITCHURCH meeting Findlay. for the position of Secretary- Treasurer of the Village of Stouffville. Applicants should state age, marital status, qualifications and salary expected. Reply in confidence to Geo. Storey, Municipal Clerk, Village of Stouffville The sympathy of the community is extendd to Mrs. S.A.R. Wood who left for Newfoundland last weekâ€"end following the death of her mother, and to Mrs. C. Sin- clair whose father passed away on Tuesday. Mrs. Sinclair herself is still recovering from her recent illness. MUNICIPAL Secretary - Treasurer Applications will be received up to SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1951 All other clothing should be tak- en to the church Friday evening, May 4 between 7 and 9 pm. or on Saturday morning between 9 and 10 am. If this is impossible, ad- vises the Local Association, gar- ments may be left at the following addresses: on Yonge Street. Mrs. Johns, Mrs W. Simpson, Mrs. A. Kingsmill and Mrs. J. E. MacNeiI. On John Street at Mrs. D. Harvie, Mrs. G. Crutcher, Mrs. F. McLar- en and Mrs. D. Carruthers. On Centre St“ Mrs. G. L’Aventure and Mrs. L. Reid. On Colborne St... Mrs. McTaggart-Cowan and on Thorn'bank, Mrs. R. Wesley. Best’s Cleaners have ofi'ered to clean garments for Toggery Sale at reduced rates. A call to Thomhill 231.] Will bring the driver on Fri- day, April 27, at which time he can be paid and garments will be de- livered to the United Church .nun- day School Hall in time for sale on May 5. Mr. Charles Smith is confined to his home having been taken 11 Brownies and Guides The Guides and Brownies and their Leaders, wish to express their appreciation to the ladies of the community for the interest and coâ€"operation which the girls have met as they have canvassed for orders for their annual Cookie Day. A total of 361 orders were recelv- ed by the Guides and 735 by the Brownies and these will be deliv- ered on Saturday, May 12, some- time in the morning or earl, af- ternoon. The Guide to obtain the highest number of orders was Joan Wade with 66, Sylvia Thorneyeroft being second with 41. Highest to- tals made by the Brownies were Helen McNeice 47, Bonny Robert- son 46 and Ann Metcalfe 44, the Imps being the Six that sold the most. Brown O-wl is taking the Imps and the first three girls to the Museum on Saturday. Captain Joyce Healey has been awarded her Camp Certificate. This was presented to her at a recent meeting by District Commissioner Mrs. John E. MacNeil. York Division Camp. to which the Thornhill Groups go, has been arranged for July 27 to August 9 and will be held this year in the Haliburton Region, 2 miles from Wilberforce. The followng Guides tried their 2nd Class First Aid test on Satur- day: Joan Wade, Gretchen L’Aven- ture, Nancy Simpson. Phyllis Rus- sell, Dennie Drew, Margaret Mc- Arthur and Sylvia Thorneycroft. The results will be published next week. Toggery Sale Phone 641 ARTHUR G. BROAD, D.C. RICHMOND HILL CHIROPRACTIC CORRESPONDENT â€" MRS. STAN. V. WORSDALE 1 A Yonge Street THORNHILL NEWS By Appointment Telephone Thornhill 257R12 Mr. and Mrs. Austin Brillinger, Elmbank, Mrs. M. Wells and she Misses E. and F. Clubine, Yonge Street, attended the Golden Wed- ding celebrations on April 17 of Mr and Mrs. A. Flintoff at New- market. The occasion was unusual because of the fact that Mr. and Mrs. Brillinger were the attend- ants at the wedding fifty years ago. Young Donald Gibson, ten-year- old son of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Gib- son, Thornbank, will be publiciz- ing Thornhill next Tuesday evening on Roy Ward Dixon’s “Fun Par- ade.” Let’s lend an ear, friends, as our local contestant is inter- viewed on CFRB at 8.30. while visiting friends in Richmond Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Smith recent- ly returned from a. motor trip to Miami. Thornhill Lad oh Radio The congregation of Thomhill United Church is reminded that the Church will be on Daylight Saving time this Sunday. Only $2.25 AVAILABLE AT Hal. Harley’s Drug Store Phone Thornhill 326 Mrs. J. B. Ainsworth, Yongu St. has been quite ill, but was feeling sufficiently better to be able to speak on the telephone on Tues- day, we are glad to report. United Church News At a recent meeting or the Thornhill United Church C.G.I.T., Joanne Nuttall' Elaine Pretsell and Anne Watts were welcomed as new members and were presented with their C.G.I.T. pins. Barbara France, Caroline Jennings and Mo- rey Honey were presented with their C.G.I.T. crests. C'.G.I.T. One Application W J" Lasts For Months Makes your plates fit like new . . . stops rocking rub- bing, clicking, irritating dcnturcs...always remains soft,acushionforyourgums. Not a powder 017 paste, COLD STORAGE CLEANING COLD STORAGE VAULT CLOSE TO HOME . IN A MODERN FULLY INSURED WII‘H EXPERIENCED FURRIER REPAIRING - RESTYLING - Twenty-Five Years in the Fur Business THORNHILL FURS Phone YONGE ST., THORNHILL gnu“l\lununuuuuuulmnmmmmnuumum“mun\mmmumummmmmun“uuuu1mnmmmmuunmmumnmnumumummutummy fillllummfim“n“lll\l\\“lllllll\\ll\l\mll\\l\llmm‘mlnllll“ll\ll\l\lllll\l\ll\\l\lll\“llll\llllmllllll\“1\\\l“llllllllllmllllllllllllllllllll‘llllllllllllllllllllllfi ENTERTAINMENT Guest Artist: Dale Childs, Brilliant young concert pianist String Quartette from the Royal Conservatory of Music, of Toronto Classical and Sacred Choruses by the Choir .‘ in THORNHILL THORNHILL UNITED CHURCH Tuesday May 8th Orange Rally McKEE AVENUE SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Wednesday, May 2, at 8.15 pm. ADMISSION 50c SPEAKER: REV. D. P. ROWLAND, M.C. North York Choral Society York Presbyterian Church, Toronto MAY FEST|VAL ALL WELCOME Stop 8A Yonge Street AT 8.15 P.M. Presents Auspices Thornhill L.O.L. 91 345