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Just two of dozens of msons why model PIA-82 is the ode for you! See it today?- 50 EXPERIENCED SALESMEN Refrigerclor Phone 48 Honaémsspéuod-I 36¢ may wt} lull-M m TICZS Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lund, Patricia, Nora. and Mary Vacation- ed in North Bay and -iri Twerton where they visited with Dr. and Mrs. McKay, and in Lindsay vis- iting with'Mr. and Mrs. I. Pad gett and Mrs. P. Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. William Oliver spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. R. Fuller in London. Mrs. Fuller is Mr. and Mrs. Oliver’s daughter. Mr. and Mrs. D. Ellicott and children visited with the farmer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ellacott, last week. Mr. and Mrs. William Bailey are vacationing with Mr. and Mrs. Clair Lake at Binglmmpton, New York. Mrs. George Jarrett of Toronto is spending two weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Arnold Rumble and Mr. Rumble and Ray. Markham Township’s storage building just north of Municipal Offices took fire at 9.15 pm. on Fri- day, July 13th, with several pieces of machinery being damaged. Township Assessor J. A. Fleming and Albert Reesor noticed the fire at the time of starting, with the result that the Agincourt Fire Bri- gade, contacted immediately, was able to control the fire from the start. GRADING PHONE THORNHILL 141J MR. STEWART 20 Elmwood Ave.., Willowdale The oldest machine, the Adams grader was damaged and it is not expected that it will be ,usable again. The sprayer also in'the building can be reconditioned for further use. A privately owned truck was also damaged, with the repairs left to the owner. Two oth- er township trucks and two grad- ers were not in the building at the time. Sundry contents. such as tools Wer’e burned and will need re- pairing before use again. The cause of the fire is not. vet known. Machinery Damaged In Markham Tp. Fire The seml-M. of the star-stud- ded card has “Battling” Bill Clu- bine, the local star, opposing “The Mangler”, Ed Mangotich, in a 2 out of 3 fall go. FILL The Langstafl‘ Recreation Com- mittee are making arrangements to have “Gentleman” Jeffrey Lund and his “slave girls" appear on one of their Friday Night shows. Lund, a great wrestler in his own right, has added a. great deal of colour by his “harem” and is in great demand at all wrestling shows. ‘ L0 AM The local wrestling fraternity are in for a special treat this Friâ€" day at the Richmond Hill Arena as the Langstafi‘ RecreatiOn Commit- tee presents “Farmer” Norm Alexâ€" andei‘, “Richvale Madman”, and Cleve Burton of Langstafi in a re- turn match to a finish. Burton & Alexander Fight Return Match This is the pair that almost star- ted a riot on the last show and Will carry on their feud, and We are sure that th" “M are in for an exciting evening. A Bobby Jordan l'e-appears on this card to oppose the rugged Barm Von Seiber, and in the opener two local boys, Jimmie “Red” Bradley of Elgin Mills tangles with John- ny Parisi; Richmond Hill Hot Rod artist. Where cue you going to. my pyetty maid? I'm going a-milking. sir, she said. And what will you do with the milk you take? We'll pasteurize it for safety's sake. HERE’S HEALTH Dept of National Houlth and Walk". NORTH END EXCAVATORS CORRESPONDENT -â€" MRS. D. ALLEN Phone Maple 19R. MAPLE NEWS GRAVEL SAND Supervised Playground The children of this community are enjoying the supervised play' ground where they are taught games, hobbies, etc., thus kuEâ€"‘P' ing them off the streets and roads, and out of the way of the many trucks and cars running through the village these days. The plaY' ground is being sponsored by the Maple Recreation Association f0: the two holiday months. Any person'able to give anhour 01‘ two a week to help with the wee ones would be greatly appreciated Get in touch with Mrs. Michael Shepard if able to help. There are also many boys and girls who are enjoying the swim- ming lessons in Thornhill pool, on Wednesday and Saturday morn- ings. They are transported in one of Langdon’s buses, being picked up at Maple Park. The cost is $5 dollars for 16 lessons. Dr. and Mrs. Jack Sheppard and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sheppard of Hamilton are vacationing at Honey Harbour. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Brock are spending some time with the lat- ter’s sister and brother-inâ€"law, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Grainger of Mom- ton, N.B. Maple United Church Sunday School was favored with 'beautiful ful day for their annual picnic to Alcona Beach‘ on Saturday, July 14. A chartered bus together with four cars were full of enthusiastic picnickers. There were 84 in at- tendance. At’ 1 pm. a bountiful lunch was served, after which then: was a swimming period. By 3.30 pm. all were ready for a program of games and novelty races. Those helping with this part of the day's outing were Mrs. Neil Woods, Mrs. Jack Rumble, Mrs. Lloyd Kerswill, Rev. P. J. Lambert, Norman Lund and Lester Downing. Orangemen r Locval Orangemen celebrated the glorious twelfth at Georgetown. They are members of Empire B.A., Richmond Hill and the ladles of this lodge won for the second successive year the cup for the best ladies lodge on parade. United Church Mrs. Sidney Steventon won the ladies novelty race and team led by Mrs. Frances Reid won the Scaveneger hunt. Isobell Leece Bolton with Mr Davidson. Pupils of Mrs. Roy Clegg suc- cessful in passing their exams at the Royal Conservatory of Music, Toronto, were to Grade 2. Donald Lambert passed; to Grade 4 honâ€" ors, Marian Bishop; to Grade 5, passed, Patricia‘Lund and Isobelle Leece; to Grade 7, George Bishop. Supper was served at 5 p.m. One of the features of the day was the hearty community singing which made the bus journey very enjoy- able. A good time was had by all. the opening of his new law office Steele’s and Yonge Street, in Fenn Real Estate Office, in Thornhill district. Tues. 7-9 p.m.; Wed. 1-6 pm.; Thurs. 7.9 p.m.; Sat Be sure to come to the unit. Please Wear simple garments that are free from metallic objects over the chest. These x-rays are made possible by TB Christmas Seals Here is an opportuniy for the members of youf household to obtain an x-ray of their lungs for the pur- pose of general health and particularly for the preven- tion of tuberculosis. Donald Gordon Plaxton Thornhill 168 FREE CHEST X-RAYS Wednesday, Thursday, July 25, 26 Yonge Street -â€" Thornhill Village Time â€"â€" 1.30 pm. to 9.00 pm. NATIONAL SANITARIUM ASSOCIATION GAGE INSTITUTE TORONTO Sponsored by Thornhill District Lions Club IN YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD Barrister, Solicitor, Etc. is visiting in and Mrs. Roy ANNOUNCES The plaY' ed by the iation f0: as. Any OFFICE HOURS a a.m._ - 1 pm. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Ed MacLoan and sm Brian of Toronto visited on Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barton. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Morris had a trip on Saturday to “Pioneer Camp” Port Sydney to visit Lynn and Beverley who are holidaying there for July. They also visited with the MacLellan’s at Washago. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Lewis and daughter Susan had a trip to Al- gonquin Park for several days. Miss Arlene Harding is visiting with Brennan’s on Carrville Road for a couple of weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barton anu son John attended the Orange Walk on July 12 at Georgefnwn. Mr. Barton is a member of the Thornhill lodge. Your correspondent had the pleasure of attending the closing exercises of the Vacation Bible School at Concord School house under the excellent leadership of the girls of the Brethren In Christ Church, Vaughan. The schoolroom was filled to capacity. Fifty child- ren attended and the nightly at. tendance was never under 45. Gret- ta\and Robert Middleton attended most of the classes. These classes were supervised by Miss Elizabeth Rosenburger of Souderton, Penn., U.S.A. Miss Rosenburger led in the singing of the various groups and also gave a helpful talk to the children and parents too with a very interesting illustration. Miss Anna Steckley of Gormley who is a returned missionary from India. gave a very heart touching and interesting talk on the famine in India and the distress of the poorer classes. She said there are two distinct classes, the very xich and the very poor. An offering was taken to send toward help for India. V. .t t th h' of M lof Owen Sound are 151 01‘s 8 8 ome F..W'th th k f ‘ Frank Lamb were Mr. and Mrs.‘ 1 e If a 313”, Groom of Toronto for dinner on M ._ d M. _ N. Ry Tuesday' Mr' and Mrs; W' Ite‘lMarionanfioodlsspent toll: land and daughter and Mr. and!at Miner’s Bay visiting Mrs. '1‘. Ireland and daughter nflothy Hood and Anne I Toronto on Saturday and Sunday guests were Mr. and'Mrs. E. Camp- are there for the summ' bell of Swansea and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lamb and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. Lang and Mr. and Mrs. Nichols . and Mr. and Mrs. Wildening and :2? hngrs'h Pfiatt and file daughter and son-in-law and Mrs.l g or 00 't t i I" E. Hicks all of TorOnto. Rhoda M. L F. ‘ f T Lamb had a week’s holiday with 3 WE; ehd 13:50: Wit; her grandfather' lr'rnia- Mr: W Franz“- Mrs. Clausman (nee V' and two children of Lc New York, are visiting Mr. Jos. Sheppard of Carrville Road is having a two weeks vaca- tion at the Airforce Camp at Des- eronto. Birthday greetings to our paper boy Bernard Sheppard who cele- brated his birthday Sunday, July 15. Sunday visitors at Mr. and Mrs Bert Middleton’s were Mr. and Mrs Toronto Wa. 4581 CARRVILLE NEWS Conn: Mrs Bert Middleton Telephone Maple 13M Harry Walker and son John of Newmarket for dinner and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Oliver and Helen :f Richmond Hill and Mrs. A. Oliver of Oakville called Sunday after- noon. Mr. E. G. Perring is in hospital again and underwent a major op- eration but he came through the operation successfully his many friends wish for him the very best. I Miss L. Fraser of Toronto was a week-end visitor with Mrs. W. Craig. Mrs. E. Fraser is visiting Mrs. Craig for summer months. Mrs. S. Peterman of York Mills is spending her vacation witn her daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. George Bradfield and family. Mr. and Mrs Norman Kirk of Toronto visited with Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Kirk at the Week-end. ' Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stong and Mrs. John Mortson and Mrs. Bert Mortson and Miss'Annie Bone an] Mrs. J. Clemént visited with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bone Friday ev- ening. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ewingham and Miss Lydia Haver and Sonia and Jeanie Haver all of Toronto visited with Mr. and Mrs. Stanrcy Wood on Sunday. Mr. John Varley and gTandson, Edward Stevenson and Mr. Tom Kemp spent a week at Lake Kah- she and had a very enjoyable time with plenty of good‘fishing. Holidays â€" Lynda Leaf leaves on Wednesday for ten days at C.G. I.T. camp at Lake Simcoe. Isobel Hood is two weeks at girls ford Mills, Lake C Mr. and Mrs. N. Reid and Miss Marion Hood spent the week-end at Miner’s Bay visiting with Dor- othy Hood and Anne Davies who are there for the summer. Mrs. Cla'usfi'lan (nee Vera Pratt) and two children of Long Island, New York, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Pratt and friends in the neighborhood. The Brown’s Corners picnic was an outstanding success. It was well attended by members and friends and a good time was en- joyed by ’all. During the Sunday morning ser- vice at Brown's Corners, land d0n~ ated by Mr. J. E. Brown to be used as a parking lot was dedicated to the church. Septic Tanks Pumped" Drains Cleaned and Repaired 24 Hour Service Richmond Hill Phone 320W Rev. and Mrs Sanitary Contractors. Owen Sound are holidaying Correspondent: Mrs. Walter Craig Phone Agincourt 35811 BUTTONVILLE C. STUNDEN 63 YONGE STREET SOUTH s also away for 5 camp at Long Couchiching. Morrison Sellars steps NlmuuuummImmnmmmmnmuuumummu\lnun1mmmum“mmmaximummunnmmnummuumlnmm\umuuuuumuw I‘HE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Thursday, July 19, 195 ELECTRIC WIRING MAPLE, ONT. PHONE 164 mmunuInunuumum\\mummnl«mmnummmuumun\“mmmlmmuunnuumummummunuummummmu“mmmnunuumn All“ “I WNW“ PHONE â€" THORNHILL 256W I - 2-.-.-I-llIll-lI-IlI-IgglII-In-Iu-Infl FiREâ€"AUTOMOBILEâ€"HEALTH AND ACCIDENT BURGLARYâ€"PLATE GLASSâ€"COVERAGE â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" S E E â€"â€" ARTHUR J. 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