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Vaughan, Etobicoke, North York Townships 2. The cost of the work is $3,- 404.00 of which $126.54 is to Je paid by the Corporation. The spepial rate per foot frontage is $1.46345. The special assessment is to be paid in five annual instal- ments. 3. The estimated lifetime of the work is five years. 4. A court of re'lsion will be held on the 4th day of June 1951, at 4 o’clock in the afternoon at the Council Chambers, Unionville, for the purpose of hearing complaints against the proposed assessments or the accuracy of frontage meas- urements and an} other complaint which persons interested may de< sire to make and which is by law cognisable by the court. Unionville May 15, 1951. CHAS. HOOVER, Clerk. 1. The Council of the Corporation of the Township of Markham has constructed as a local improve- ment a gravel road on Elmwood Avenue between Baker and Len- nox, Registered r’lan 2383. .. 1799 Jane St. Weston .. Phone 1398 Markham Farm To Raise Prize Jerseys By Island Standards ‘V The world famous sire, Design's Royal Jester, at 6 year old, twice Champion on Jersey Island, high- lighted a shipment of 41 Jersey cattle which arrived last Thursday at Valleyanna Farms (R. R. No. 1 Markham, Ontario). This importation will form the nucleus of a breeding herd to be raised according to Island stand- ards. It will be the only herd in Canada,‘ operating 100% on this basis. Selection of the cattle from hunâ€" dreds of Island Jerseys was made in October, 1950 by the well known manager of Valleyanna Farms, Mr. Bert McGrath. :Iester’s Royal Maid is partlcul- arly well known in Canada as the dam of the famous show and pro- ducing bull, Brampton Jester Stan‘ dard 2nd. Progeny of Design’s Royal Jes- ter brought this bull the Highest Honour in October 1949 and May 1950. His dam, Design’s Navem- her Nance besides having 3 rec- ords of over 700 lbs. of fat on Jer- sey Island, has three times been Grand Champion; including the OC- taber 1948 and August 194$: and May 1950. Design’s Royal Jester’s sire, La Sente’s Royal Jester 2nd, has been near the top with his progeny at several all island shows. His .lam is a paternal half sister to the im- ported cow, Jester’s Royal Maid, rated in 1950 as the greatest Jern sey brood cow of all time. Included in this shipment are daughters of such well known sires as, La Sente’s Designer’s Standard, Belmont Gilpin, Winsome Beau â€"- several times an island winner -â€" and Royal Ceres Designer, winner of a Second with this Junior progv eny in 1948. There is 3'2 year old daughter of Jester’s Dreaming Lad â€"- many times a winner on the Island .â€" Twp. of Markham TAKE NOTICE THAT Senior Boys: April 19. Thornhill 6, Richvale 7; April 26: Richvale 27, Langstaff 22; Thornlea 2, Thornill 17; May 3: Thornhill 17, Langstafl’ 10. ‘ Senior Girls: April 25 7, Richvale 15; May 2: 12, Thornhill 4. Transportation fof the Cubs go- ing to Camp Samac, Oshawa for Saturday morning at 9 am. The boys will be coming back Sunday evening at '7 o‘clock. If anyone could help out would they please telephone Richmond Hill 3681114) Any assitance would be appreciat» ed. last wee death of Yongev S extended Ilhe Richvale Anglican W. A. will be holding their next meeting at the home of Mrs. Tomlinson, Edgar Avenue, on Wednesday af~ ternoon at 2.30, May 30. Jufiior Girls: April 23: Thornlea 0, Richvale 5; April 30: Powell Road 11, Richvale 9; May 8: Rich- vale 16, Thorphill 29. hill 10. Junior Boys: April 24: Thornhill 16, Langstaff 31; Thornlea 0, Rich- ale 21; May 1: Powell Rd. 17, Rich- vale 18; May 8: Ric‘hvale 3, Thorn- A shower was held in honour of Miss Marion Lufnb at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Tomlinson, Ed- gar Avenue, on Saturday, when the bride-elect was the recipient of many lovely gifts. Results in the Inter-School Base- ball League are as follows: Infer-School Baseball League The Tel. E. C. TAYLOR week 1 of ‘ SEPTIC St community Correspondent: ‘ Mrs. J. J. Taylor Richmond Hill 36 : to la Mrs. A ,. and to the RICHVALE learn x. W. I deep 5: family TANKS was as sadqened 3 the sudden R. D0311, of sympathy is 367R22 IThornhill Langstaff whose dam was also a winner with two official records. A young 00W in the lot holds 2 Silver Medal rec- ords. Her dam has 4 records and her sire has been Well up in 'the progeny classes with his offspring- This young cow is accompanied by her son, a Senior calf. A famous Champion bull, Mid- land’s Fairy Dreamer, is represent- ed by a 2 year old daughter. There is a first prize daughter of Belmont Guarantor from a. high record daughter of Belmont Royal. A few other daughters of Belmont Guar- antor are in the shipment also. Another aristocrat in the Valle)“ anna importation is Gentle Lady, winner of several prizes and 9. Par- ish Senior Champion in 1950. She has an exceptionally good record 9-5 has her dam. This cow is a daugh- ter of one of the Island’s poyulal‘ bulls, Lynn’s Standard Desigqgf- A yearling daughter of Loulse’s Oxford Lad, from a tested daugh- fer of Brownie’s Designer, highest priced bull at auction in 1949 and sire of the Reserve Grand Champ- ion cow at the All-American Jer- sey Show at Memphis, Tennessee in 1949. ‘ The “Keeper” family is repre- sented by a 3 year 0d cow, daug‘h“ ter of Keeper’s Victorious Dreamer highest priced bull ever to leave Jersey Island, Winner of 10 Island prizes and whose dam â€" a famous show cow â€"â€" has 3 Gold Medal rec- ords and a 4th of 720 lbs. of fat. One of the best show prospects in the group is the Island winner and Silver Medal cow, Mayfield Star Angeline, with 11,400 lbs. of milk at 2 years. Her dam has 4 high records and her sire, Hope- ley’s Star, is winner of many prizes on the Island. Several young sires complete We shipment and in June the York County Jersey Club will hold their Annual Field Day at Valleyanna when they will inspect Canada’s newest Jersey herd. - ’ "a: Heavy-Duty with Dump Body I Heavy-Duty IZ-Foo! Stake Refrigerated Body on HEVYEW Chussit Heavy-Duty with Fire righting‘iquipmonc Medium-Duty with Merghundise Body Duty long Wheelbase with Trailing Axle Heuvy-Duty-with R‘efuse Body Heavy-Duty with High Ruck Sedan Delivery light. Duty Panel Mrs. A. P. McClelland, a famiI- iar figure at flame and School As- sociation gatherings, addressed the final meeting for the season of the Thornhill Home and School. Her subject, “Parents are Educators”, proved most interesting and in- structive. She spoke of the par- ents’ responsibility to their children to prepare them so that they will be mentally and physic- ally adjustcd for their school life. The present executive under the chairmanship of Mr. P. D. McTag- gart-Cowan were returned unani- mously with the exception of Mrs. E. W. Anstey who withdrew and Mrs. H. R. Stewart. The balance of'the offices are filled as follows: Years ago the Kef’fer family set- tled near Maple. One day a little son. was born, and new lfather bought a clock to celebrate the birthday. The clock. was remark- able in that it kept wonderfully good time for 910 years, then one day, “it stopped short, never to go again,” the day that the little child, now 90 yeas of age, died. Relatives moved to the United GORDON’S GARAGE Vice-president, Mr. W. J. Han- sen; Vice-president, Mrs. R. C. By- ford; Recording secretary, Mrs. R. H. Jeffery; Corresponding secret- ary, Mrs. J. W. Hansen; treasurer, Mrs. G. A. Crutcher. The five ex- ecutive members are Mrs. Barker, Mrs. G. A Crutcher, Mrs. P. D. McTaggat-Cowan and Mrs. K. M. Thornhill Home And School Re-Elects Slate Of Officers child, now 90 yeas of age, died. Relatives moved to the United States, taking the old Silent clock with them. Someone heard its story and wrote the poem, now the famous old song “Grandfather’s Clock.” And that is the story Ross Kef- fer told Mrs. J. Gamble of Gdrmâ€" ley, who related it to the Women's Institute of King, when they held Story Of "Grandfather’s Clock" 3‘ cmr mam. .. Concrm Mixer on Heavy- From light delivery and pickup to long-distance trucking and heavy hauling, there’s a Chevrolet Advance-Design truck that’s right for the job your truck must do. Built to do the iob better, longer, and more economical-y: With your Chevrolet truck, you get the right Valve-in-Head engine for the iob -â€" 92-h.p. Thriftmaster, the extra-powerful 'lOS-h.p. Loadmaster or the mightier-than-ever 'l'l4-h.p. Torquemaster. You get stronger rear axles and heavy steel channel-type frames. You get Chevrolet’s positive Synchro- Mesh transmissions â€" engineered and built to withstand the shock and strain of real work! 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