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mam! GRIFFIN . 'rnonmuu. m Groceries - Meats - Dry Goods' -‘ 'Prifi 8 Lafifiér't'iéintsYWholesale Mm!) No Change For Our Delivery Servnce o Samuel Carlisle Frederick Norman J. A. McGinnis William Oliver Norman Porter Margaret E. Bates N. G. Gregorash Thomas Coyne Harry Thompson S. M. Sinclair David McGibbon Norman Heise We oflr'er a complete service to all prospective clients. Contact our qualified salesmen who are interested in your problems and the growth of the community. DO YOU KNOW WHERE TO SELL? DO YOU KNOW WHERE TO BUY? THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Thursday, J u1y719, 1951 MEMBERS TORONTO REAL ESTATE BOARD THORNHILL 12 WA. 4338 David McLean Limited THE ANSWELL WAY -- 24 MONTHS TO PAY OFFICE OPEN MONDAY T0 SATURDAY BUILDING SUPPLY REQUIREMENTS *ZW fléam‘ 6m 5% Pay / WE CAN FINANCE YOUR REAL ESTATE 8.30 am. to 9 pm. N0. 7 Highway at Dufierin Maple 148 “ ANSWELL LIMITED YOUR ONE STOP FOR Richmond Hill 394W Willowdale 3488 Maple 68R5 Aurora 429R24 Bradford 189 Hyland 6015 Brampton 354W|22 Brampton 1078J Erin 37R1 Stouffville 67913 Thornhill 291R3 LUMBER Beaverton 60 30 Miles Per Hour Car and truck drivers kindly note the traffic signs at the beginning of each street stating “30 miles per hour.” The residents would be pleased if you would abide by this sign. Baseball, games and races Were featured at the annual Sunday School picnic held on Tuesday, July 10. The church grounds were filled with laughter and squeals of de- light as the games and races got underway. Many children took home prizes won in the various ev- ents; others just the memory of a happy day. After supper a treasure hunt for both the children and the parents brought the day to a close. The weatherman was good to them when he supplied a warm bright day for their picnic. Martha MacNeil is delighted to a two Week vacation are Mr. and Mrs. W. Lennox and Mr. and Mrs. F. Crosby who spent their holiday at Atherley, Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. A. Kirby of Arnold Avenue have just returned from a motor trip to Miami, Florida, and Mr. and Mrs. Martha McNeil is delighted to have as her guests her two cousins Dona and Nancy MacNeil who en- joyed their first trip by air when they flew from New York to Tor- onto. The girs are already enjoy- F Wyton with their two children Barbara and Don, who enjoyed a motor trip to New Brunswick. The Lamberts and Blackburns picnicked at Wilcox Lake on Tues- day. The boys certainly enjoyed the boat rides. A euchre is being held on Tues- day evening, July 17, under auso pices of the Canadian Legion Bobbie Blackburn celebrated his 8th birthday with a party on July 11. Guests attending were: Grant and Larry Fryer, Garry Davis,-Ray Meyer, Butch and Michael Lambert, Warren Hopper, Skip MacKenzie, Dean Wainwright and Bruce and Barry Blackburn. A family re-union of the Lam- bert Clan was held in the form of a picnic at Orono Park on Sunday last. About 70 relatives attended. The Blackburns joined the happy group. Canadian Legion branch 375, held a very successful Bingo on Wednesday evening in the new hall, Edgar Avenue. The prizes were plentiful and certainly well worth winning. 7Wwa4$aw... CORRESPONDENT â€"- MRS. M. BLACKBURN. Yongehurst Rd. Yonge St. Thornhill Thornhill 170 NORTH RICHVALE NEWS AND BUILDING SUPPLIES Telephone Richmond Hill 137R13 The Liberal is always pleased to publish items Of interest in the Thornhill area. contributed by its readers. Our representative in Thornhill is Mrs. C. H. Bolton and you may reach her at Thornhlll 239J. Two other American visitors to‘ 7UU\[uwu Thornhill are Norman and Patsy, Perry who are visiting with Mr. The Donkev Baseball ame ’ Cr play- and Mrs“ J‘ Perry of Afrmfld Averied last Thursday evening proved to an Who are 815°.en39ymg the Pn‘ be profitable as well as hilarious Vlleges 0f thefvlenlmg pool' 'when between eight and nine hun- _ dred baseball fans turned out to Mr. and .Mrs. Walter Swmdle watch the game played between who have lived on Arnbld Avenue the Thornhiu Business Men and {Or the Past “"96 Years have “0‘” the Thornhill District Lions Club sold their home anciuare building akin Thomhm Park Mr. and Mrs. Walter Swindle who have lived on Arnbld Avenue for the past three years have now sold their home and are building a new bungalow on Westwood Lane ing the pleasures of the swim pool and we hope their stay pleasant one. Congratulations are offered to Ronald Croutch, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Croutch, Elizabeth Street, on his marriage to Miss Jean Ab- bott of Richvale. The wedding took place Friday evening, July 6. The couple are making their home at Pontypool, Ontario. Another out of town visitor is Mrs. Ormiston from Regina, Sask, who is visiting with her daughters, Mrs. Lloyd Blackett and Mrs. Har- old Garland, both of Arnold Ave. Free Chest X-ray The Thornhill District Lions Club are sponsoring a free chest x-ray for the residents of the com- munity. A mobile unit will he sit- uated in the village in front of the MacNeil-Anstey Building and will be ready to receive you from 1.30 pm. until 9 pm. It is hoped all residents will avail themselves of this free chest x-ray. Mrs. C. P. Holmes left for a three week vacation in Columbus, Ohio, on Saturday, July 14. Private and Mrs. L G. Wreggett 6f Petawawa spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. A. Ryder before Mr. Wreggett left for service in Korea. branch 375, in Ave., at 8 pm. The Stewart family of Yonge- hurst Rd., are motoring to Saskat- chewan. They plan to return in three weeks time. Mr. Wynstanley and family from Belleville have left for home after spending a week with Mrs. Wyn- stanley of Pemberton Road. Donna Wainwright is vacation- ing at Lake Simcoe at Grandma Wainwright’s cottage. - Mr. and Mrs. George Masters of Mill Road are leaving for the States on July 29 for a week’s va- cation. - the hall on Edgar SS$n3§n3Donkey Baseball Visitol‘s to‘ The'Business Men won over the Lions with a score of 4 to 3. It was a close game and every man did his utmost to bring home the runs. Pitcher for the winning business men was Bart Edwards with Art Palmer catching. Pitcher and cat- for the Lions were Nels Findlay and Frank Tucker. Lions Club Team: Pitcher, Nels Findlay; catcher, Frank Tucker; lst base, Frank Maw; 2nd base, Dennis Moore; 3rd base, John Mc- Neil; shott stop, Alf. Bagg; field- ers, Morgan Boyle, Frank Harris, Peter McTaggart-Cowan and Will- ard Simpson. Business Men Team: Pitcher, Bart Edwards; catcher Art Palmer, lst base, Bill Anstey; 2nd baSc, Ed Tanquiy; 3rd base, Webb Smith; short stop, Nels Gage; fielders, Murray Campbell, Ross Blackburn, Bud Leahy and Ken Goodchild. Miss 0. Maple of John St., va- cationed for three weeks in Leth- bridge, Alberta, visiting relatives and included a. visit to the Cal- gary Stampede before returning home. The weather was quite cool; Miss Jessie Hook entertained on Friday evening with a miscell- aneous shower in honor of Miss Ada Mizen, whose marriage to Mr. Fred Rowe of Toronto, takes place shortly. The surprised bride- to-be was seated beneath a taste- fully decorated wishing well. Most of the lovely gifts had a corsage of garden flowers attached to the bows, and ribbons which finally adorned the beaming young lady as she passed the gifts around for the admiring group of friends to see. Those who attended were the- bride-toâ€"be’s mother, Mrs. Mi- zen, and sister, Heather,Mrs. Dan Morrison; Mrs. C. Hook, Mrs. Wib. Smith, Mrs. Tom King Sr., Mrs. T. King Jr., Mrs. Negus Sr., Mrs. Linklater, Mrs. R. Mayers, Mrs. G. Kent, Mrs. S. Suter, Miss D. Grib- ble and Miss P. Waterson. Gifts were also sent by friends who were unable to attend. After an amus. ing balloon game the hostess serv- ed a dainty lunch. All are invited to avail them- selves ;for a free chest X-ray Wedâ€" nesday, July 25 and Thursday, July 26, from 1.30 to 9.00 pm. The X-ray Mobile Unit will be in front of the McNeilâ€"Anstey Building and is sponsored by the Thornhill Lions. Just a reminder that a rate- payers Association will be organ- ized at Thornlea School Tuesday evening, July 24, at 8 pm. All who are interested are cordially invited to attend. Thornlea wishes to congratualte Catherine Frazer in attaining the highest marks in Grade IX; also Jeanette Vautier in making lst class honors and Carol Babcock 2nd class honors, and to all those who passed successfully in their exams at Richmond Hill High School. The Allâ€"Star player for the day was Alf. Bagg. Miss Dorothy Gri bie Ts spend- ing a week with friends at Port Elgin. SERVICE TO ALL APPLIANCES FDR 0|L- BURNER CHECK OVER AND FURNACE CLEAN-OUT -â€"-â€"- CALL â€"â€" Tanquiy Oil-Burner Sales & Service Phone THURNHILL 434 Correspondent : Mrs. J. Gribble Telephone Thornhill 36r31 THORNLEA NEWS FESS, AERO, DELHI BLOWERS, KANGO ELECTRIC HAMMERS The monthly meeting of the Thornhill Horticultural Society was held recently in the United Church Hall with Delphinium and Roses on show. Mr. P. Bone and Mr. E. Kohler did the judging. The following is a. list of the prize winners: P. Bone, E. Kohler Judge Flower Show bell. 12 mixed delphinium: Mr. Small Shasta Daisy, single: Mr. Small, Mr. McKend, Mrs. Dolan. Shasta Daisy, double: Mrs. Hea- ley, Mrs. Luesby. One spike mauve delphinium Mr. McKend Mrs. Crush. One sfiike blue delphinium: Mr‘ McKend, Mrs. Campbell. One spray Polyanthus or Flori- bunda Roses: Mrs. Horton, Mrs. Healey, Mr. Ness. ‘One spike white delphinium: Mr‘ McKend, Mrs. Campbell. Three white delphinium: Mrs Campbell. Table centei of delphinium: Mrs. Dolan, Harold Gribble. Lilies: Mr. S. Luesby, Mrs. Heal- v'Il‘hree rose's: ers. Healey: Mrs. Dolan. Modernistic arrangement: Miss Joyce Healey, Mrs. Dolan. Basket of Climbing Roses: Mrs. Luesby. Table centre of_ roses: Mrs. Heal- ey, Mrs. Dolan. ey. Junior Prize Winners One spike, purple delphinium: Mr. Small, Mrs. Campbell. Tfiree blue delphinium: Mr. Mc- Kend. Perennial Phlox: Mrs. Dolan. Rose, one specimen: Mr. What- ley, Mrs. Dolan, Mrs. Healey. Table arrangement of daisies Mary Harrison, Ernest Gribble. Mr. Plaxton will be in his new office on Tuesday from 7-9 p.m., Wednesday from 1-6 p.m., Thurs- day from 7-9 pm. and on Satur- day from 9 am. to 1 p.m. The remainder of his time will be spent at the law office of Ernest Black, Three mixed delphinium: Mr. MnKend, Mr. Small, Mrs. Camp- Buffet arrangement of flowers: Miss Welsh, Miss A. Boyle, Mrs. Horton. Collection of flowers arranged in six quart basket: Mary Harris, Er- nest Gribble. Following the judging Mr. Koh- ler gave an interesting talk on the spraying of flowers and the plant- ing of annuals. Many of the aud- ience gathered timely and helpful hints from this discussion. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Plaxton, John Street, Thornhill, he is the grandson of the late Charles Plaxton of the firm of Plaxton and Company, Barristers, Toronto. He is a veteran of World War II with one year’s overseas service With the Fleet Air Arm to his credit. Donald G. Plaxton of Thornhill, the first of the third generation of the Plaxton family to enter the legal profession, has opened a law office at the corner of Steele’s Avenue and Yonge Streets in the Penn Real Estate building. He graduated last month from Osgoode Hall in Toronto. K C., C.P.R. building in Toronto, where he is employed. Donald G. Plaxton Opens Law Office For letting people know about your euchre or bridge try the “Coming Events” column of The Liberal. Telephone Richmond Hill gnuummmmuumuumuml\mnuulllmunnummnmmuug .mummquIl\lu1mmmummmmumllmmumuuuummuuE BLACKBURNS’ Phone THORNHILL 161 Basket of flowers: Mr. N. Smil- TELEVISION SOLD & SERVICED 'â€" \mnnnnmuunummIIu111lluumumummnnInnimmnnmmnmmmnumummnmmuummmmnumumImmmmnumnummmnmmnfi How can we' sell everything .11: such low prices, you ask. The answer is simple . . . I.G.A. unites major units of food distrrlbutiqn: THEilNQEPENDENT RET_AILER in your com- We are happy to announce that we, along with many other independent grocers throughout Canada have joined I. G. A. Our store is all newly decorated and laid out for your shopping convenience and we invite you to call and inspect both it and the many savings you can make by buying the I.G.A. way. A one stop shopping centre where you can buy everything you need in GROCERIES, FRUITS, VEGETABLES, FRESH AND CURED MEATS. HOW CAN WE DO IT? munity, thre INDEPENDENT WfiOLESALER, the MANUFAC- ’I'URER, the FARMER and YOU. All work together in a well- knit, smoothly running organization, with operating costs as low or lower than those of any other system in the food indus‘ try today. plus the combined purchasing power of all Canadian l.G.;\. stores . . . WE CAN sell foods at LOW PRICES EV- ERY DAY. Thornhill I. G. A. Market Proprietor Bart Edwards THORNHILL ONTAR-O AMERICA’S FOREMOST INDEPENDENT GROUP OF FOOD STORES, FAMOUS FROM COAST TO COAST FOR LOW PRICES EVERY DAY We Have Joined Anytime now you will be housing your pullets on which you have spent a great deal of time and money. Take advantage of the high egg prices by choosing the RIGH'J. Laying Mash for your laying pullets. WE RECOMMEND RED HEAD EGG Ml AND MASTER LAYING Ml BECAUSE MASH MASH