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Victor Code, James Cresswell, Monica Delbrocco, Warren Good- ings, Peter Gould, Marilyn Grainâ€" ger, David Hartford, Patsy Jean Hayes, Terrance Johnston, Irene Lowry. Shirley MacKay, Robert MacKenzie, Rance Marples, Margo Martin, Robert Middleton, Deanne Nicol, Paul Sanders, Dean Wain- wright, Kenneth Guthrie, Eileen Coghill, Kathleen Cog‘hill, Francis Marling. Passed conditionally: Di- Grade 1 to Grade 2 FROM GRADE 2 TO GRADE 3 Honours: Ronnie Medgley, Karen Kirst; Marilyn Huston; Carman Sargent; Barrie Smith; Gloria. Ev- anoff; Sandra May; Bobby Black- burn; Linda Baker; Sandra Sut- cliffe; Lorraine Bestard; Michael Barker; Kathleen Beatty; Carol Bowen; Jacqueline Einboden: Mar- ie Ann Hayes; Margaret Wight; Billy Arnold; Dorise Nelson. Pass: Patsy Barton; Margaret Hunter; Ruth Saundes; Bobby Ba- ker; Jimmy Tinkler; Jimmy Gott- schalk; Barrie Edward Smith; Bert Valcourt; Gordon Bounds; John Moorhead; Gail Durham; Gwen Talbot; Martha Foster; Av- ril Forrest; Eric Delbrocco. Margo Ball (H), Carole Bentley, Joan Burke (H), Gary Davies, Ronnie Durham, Betty Ficht (H), Tony Galeota, Alfred Huestis (H), Wayne Lambert (H), Raymond Mayer (H), Billy McKay (H), Nanette Millard, Fred Reynolds, Gary Skippon, Douglas Sykes (H), Joyce Talbot, Donna Wainwright (H), Donna Lucas (H), Wayne Stewart (H), Juney Malinsky (H), Guy Beatty (H), Herbert Howes. Grade 3 to Grade 4 Grade 4 to Grade 5 Billy Dawson (H), Robert Fish- mm“ummumlIn\u\m1num\1l\\uuu\\\\mmuummM\\mmm I“mm\nmmmnmlnumummmulm“mumnmuwmwuw 44 Yonge Street South Richmond Hill Tel. Richmond Hill 490. Nights and Holidays Telephone Thornhill 207R6 RICE’S FLOWER SHOP CUT FLOWERS, FUNERALS, WEDDINGS Teachér: Miss Marion Sibbald FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION RichVale School Report er (H), Grant Fryer (H), George Good, Carole Jarman (H), Herâ€" bert McLeod (H), Pauline Paul (H), Anna Rasmussen (H). Law- rence Taylor (H), Robert Walters, Nancy Underhill (H). Teacher: Miss Jean Bryson Grade 4 to Grade 5 Helen Burnes, Vera. Ebbs, Peggy Rae Gottschalk, Gervace Huse'cis (H), Norman Howes, Lloyd Jarâ€" vis, William Jarvis, B'arbam Low- ry, George Lowry, David Mere- dith, Dennis Millard, Robin Wood (H). . - Lois Baker. William Baskerville, Gloria Broom, David CramfordJ Joyce Coghill, Patricia Davenport (H), John Fisher, Jack Hartford, Raymond Heeley, Murray Hobbs, Richard Howes, Stanley Lewis, Bruce Ince, David Ince, Joyanne Jay, Robert Matin (H), Patricia Reynolds (H), Edward Owen, Erâ€" rol Stewart, Gary'Stamp, Brian Taylor (H), Margaret Tinkler, Patricia Wood. Grade 5 to Grade 6 Grade 6 Honours: Fred Barker, Donna Guthrie, David Nichol, Sheila Sut- cliffe. Pass: Muriel Ann Alekan- der, Joe Barton, Honex't Basket- ville, Garry Blackburn, Eugene Bardeau, John Burke, Gordon Cog- hill, Dina Galeota, Gordon Jarvis, Michael Lambert, Gordon Legge, Ronald Speight, Norman Sutclifl'e, Richard Valcourt, Rachel Feaver. Grade 7 Honours: Larry Fisher. Ross Wood. Pass: Joan Baker, Clara Burnes, Jill Facer, Margaret Keet- ing, Francis Parker. Donald Rob- son, Norma Turnbull‘ Louvaine Wood. Grade 8 Honours: Carol Hirtz. Marilyn Lowry. Pass: Jim Coghil], Fran}: Martin, Jack Underhil], Geo. Mere- dith. Writing Certificates Senior: Carol Hirtz, Jill Facer, Marilyn Lowry, Louvaine Wood. Junior: Muriel Alexander, Joan Baker, Robert Baskerville, John Burke, Clara Burnes, Jim‘Coghill, Rachael Feaver, Lang,v Fryer, Dina Galeota, Donna Guthrie, Gordon Jarvis, Margaret Keeting, Frank Martin,‘ David Nichol, Frances Parker, Ronald Speight, Sheila Sutclifie, Norma Turnbull, Richard Valcourt. ' Progressive: Fred Barker. Mi- chael Lambert, Don Robson, Ross Wood, Jack Underhill. General Proficiency: Carol Hirtz. AttendancelMi‘chael Lambert. Spelling: Jill Facm‘. Neatness of school: Frances Parker. Principal: Ernest Dunning Teacher: Robert Everist Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Rowdon, of St. Catherines were the guests or Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Rowdon last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Barker and their family moved to Newmarket on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith and their daughters Lynette and Edris of Summit, New Jersey, former residents here, Were visitors -in Richvale on the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Durie and daughter Beverley returned on Tuesday from visiting friends in Flesherton over the holiday week- end. ‘ Mr. H. Arbon left to spend the summer with his son in Beamsville. On Thursday the teachers of the Richvale School with the assistance of the mothers. gave the boys and girls of the Soft Ball and Hockey teams an outdoor supper party to mark the happy conclusion of their activities. The supper was served on tables set out under the trees on the grounds and the Rev. E. E. Kent of Thornhill, chairman of the Recre- ational- Committee asked .the Grace. After the repast Mr. Kent spoke to the teams on the value the less- ons in sportsmanship and stick-to- it-iveness they learned in their games would have in their after life and complimented the teachers for their hearty co-operation and the teams for the fine spirit they displayed in their games. Mr. Jackson Taylor endorsed M-r. Kent’s remarks and paid tribute to the great amount of efi'ort Mr. Kent had expended in organizing the inter-school games and arrang- ing séhedules. Carol Hirtz, Norma Turnbull, Donna Guthrie and Allen Bestard extended the thanks of the teams to the teachers and the mothers for the banquet and to Miss Marian Sibbald and Mr. Robert Everist for coaching them. Af’ieerrds everyone adjourned to the school basement where mov- ing pictures were shown. M}. E. Dunning acted as chair- man. If anyone is still missing a dish or bowl from the last Scout ban- quet, kindly telephone Mrs. K. Ras- mussen all 369R21 Richmond Hill. CONTRACTOR FOR CONCRETE OR STEEL SEPTIC TANKS ALSO FLOORS & SIDEWALKS LAID AND DRAINS DUG Correspondent: Mrs. J. J. Taylor Tel. Richmond Hill 3671122 Phone 481125 Richmond Hill N. DOLSON RICHVALE Correspondent: Mrs. R. Stuart. R. R. 1 Maple Tel. Maple 110R3 Edgeley United Church Sunday, July 8, 1951. Sunday School at 1.30 pm. Sunday Service at 2.30 p.111. In last week's issue it was an- nounced that Rev. P. J. Lambert would be going on holidays during the month of July. This was an error since the minister will'be go- ing on holidays in August. On Wednesday of last week ReV. Lambert spent the day in Edgeley calling on many of his parishion- ers. The children enjoyed a party on Thursday afternoon before c105ing the school for the Iummer months. They also bid farewell to David Haye who has gone to live at Ring- wood. David attended Edgeley School for 3 years and was in grade 7. The ball game on Monday, June 25, between Vellore and Edgeléy school teams played at the park resulted in a. score of 29-2 in favor of Edgeley. On Thursday after- noon Edgeley won the game play- ed with Elia. Score Edgeley 27, Elia 24. o to attend Richmond Hill High School in the fall if they are suc- cessful in passing their Grade 8 examinations. Best wishes and good luck to Willa and Don Hawk. esworth and to Jack Burns. The pupils in the Entrance Class have made known their intention Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Bagg who have been visiting in England. Scotland and the Jersey Islands during the past few weeks expect to return home on the Empresa of Scotland, sailing from Scotland on June 27 and\arriving in Canada on July 3. July seventh month of the year; so named from Julius Caesar. It is represehted in the Zodiac by the symbol Leo. the lion. The flower for July is larkspur and the birthstone is the ruby. Many hap- py returns of the day to those who have a birthday in this lovely month of July. Mrs. Alf Bngg observes her. birthday on the 3rd, Mrs. Jamel‘ Wheeler on the 20th, Eddie Young on the 27th and Alf Bagg on the 370th. CARPENTERING RENOVATING & REPAIRS ESTIMATES ON REQUEST STOP 17A YONGE ST. EDGELEY NEWS H. J. JUHL THORNHILL 401 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Thursday, July I, 1951 Centre St. SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED STONE, LOANi & FILL FOR 15 VALUABLE PRIZES TELECHRON RADIO CAR ROBE BACK-UP LIGHT REAR VIEW MIRROR PAIR CAR FLOOR MATS AND 10 OTHER PRIZES PHONE THORNHILI. 247 L. W. REID [My flaw Thornhill