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The interior of your born, garage or shed is completely clear of duh-actions -- giving you more storage space. "NICO LAMINATED RAFJ'ERS are bolted together at the peak while on the ground. Three men can easily and the light and rigid span. Then an UNlCO LAMINATED RAFTERS for every farm building. Ale for all the details on when for any building you're planning to erect. More Usable Space ! Adults 35c LOCAL CO-OPERATIVE YOUR CHEVROLET AND OLDSMOBILE DEALER BILL BALL MOTORS LTD. AND CARNIVAL . 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Thei‘r many friends wish for them a most enjoyable holiday Mr and Mrs. Syd Broadbelt called on Mr. and Mrs. Bill Price to con- gratulate them on the observance of their 11th wedding anniversary on Friday, July 27. Linda Rose and her sister Bar- bara were wrestling and tumbling about on their lawn last week when their dog evidently mistook their playul romping for a quarrel am. hit one of the girls on the back of the head which resulted in her be. ing sent to hospital for awhile. Birthday greetings to Mr. Harry Broadbelt and John Stuart on Aug- ust 1; Edgar Puterbaugh, August 3; Mr. Jay Stanley, August 4; June Young, Jimmy Agnew and Syd Bfoadbelt, August 15; Mar- garet Broadhelt, August 16; Mrs. James Wheeler August 22; Mrs. Don Mitchell August 23; Mrs. John Young Junior August 29 and Mr. John Young Sr. on August 30. & BUILDING Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Spencer at Thornton had evening dinner re- cently with their son Mr. Jim Spencer and his wife and family. Death came suddenly to Don Whitson, age 20, of Broadway Ave. Toronto, on Wednesday evening, when his car went out of control at the Park andlrolled over. His left front wheel hit an embankment, causing the car to waver and then bounce, landing on the roof. He was taken to Western Hospital by am- bulance where he died of a frac- tured skull shortly after being ad- mitted. He was the only sen of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon J. Whiston. Funeral service was held Saturday aternoon with interment in Mount Pleasant cemetery. His friends in this community ex- tend sympathy at this time to his family in their bereavement. We also visited a. fish hatchery, especially that section which grades fish according to size. The fish came in from a closed lake into a series of large vats. The first vat they entered had'openings into a second vat which allowed all but tha largest fish to enter. The second vat had smaller openings than the first one through which all but the next largest size fish could swim. And so on. There were about six vats, the last one containing the smallest fish. The fish seemed very tame. Many of them lingered near the surface and only swam off when we reached to touch them. Mrs. Clarence Stong spent the past week in Sudbury and while there attended the wedding of a friend. Mr. and Mrs. 0dilla Ray of Stan- stead, Quebec, accompanied by their son and his wife from the United States journey to Edgeley recently to visit their daughter, Mrs. Jim Spencer and her family. The Rays travelled by way of Melartic, Que., where they stayed for a couple of days before continuing on their way to Ontario. After a stay of ; few days they returned to their respective homes in Stanstead and lthe United States. Mr. Donald Elliott of Woodstock, formerly of Edgeley and Miss Mar- garet Berst were married on Satâ€" urday in Woodstock. Mr. Elliott has secured a position with the Connaught Laboratories in North York‘and will live temporarily in Edgeley. During a trip on Sunday through marshy country near Perth, Ont, it was a thrilling experience for your correspondent to see beaver sunning themselves in the grassy places near the road in the early morning. A beaver dam could also be seen in the making in the swamp land along the roadside. I: Miss Lillian Young concluded a very pleasant two weeks’ holiday on Tuesday. Lillian is employed at the'C.C.M. plant in Weston where she has worked steadily for the past couple of years. We are glad to hear that Charlie Agnew is feeling better again after his attack of lumbago last week. The Barrie Highway is nearing completion from Wilson Avenue t’o Maple sideroad. Music from a CORRESPONDENT: EDGELEY NEWS F: Mrs. Raymond Stuart, R. R. 1, Maple Telephone Maple 110R3 __’______ shund truck parkech on the high- way can be heard by a number of Edgeley residents while they work in their gardens. The sound truck contains a box into which the work- ers place their requests for num- bers to be played. 7 Mr. Percy Puterbaugh and his wife and family motored to Niagâ€" ara Falls and Buffalo, coming home by Hamilton on July 28, it being the occasion of his birthday. Mr. Edgar Puterbaugh celebrated his birthday August 3 by having the family all at home in the evening. Joanne Cooke is feeling better this week after an attack of chick- en pox. Mr. and Mrs. Alf Bagg, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bagg and Don at- tended the Canadian Jersey Cattle Club opening in Toronto on Wed- nesday last week. The club was officially opened by Dr. J. D. Mac- Lachlan, president of the Ontario Agricultural College. The police are searching for the hoodlums who broke into Edgeley school house last week and did con- siderable damage. They let them- selves in by smashing the rear door panels with an axe. Several cans of paint standing near by which was being used to paint the inter- ior woodwork were dumped onto the floor. A quart size bottle of ink was poured over the teacher's desk and the empty bottle thrown at the wall clock. They also smash- ed the water fountain and took the axe to the furnace. When they left they made 01? with the new text books recently purchased by the school board for the junior grades. It is the second time this sum- mer that the school has been en- tered. ‘._ Mr. and Mrs. Wilf Symon; and family visited over the week-end with Mrs. Symon’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alf Bagg. Mr. Jim Robb. Edgeley's oldest resident, celebrated his 94th birth- day on July 31 in his home where he has lived for the past forty years. Born in King, Ont, he is ‘the last of a family of twelve child- ren. Mr. Robb is in fairly good health and attributes his longevity to hard work. His chief interest is in hor- ses of all kinds and in playing tlie concertina. This summer he help- ed his sons with the haying and en- joys going on long motor trips each week. He celebrated his birthday last week by going for a long drive with his son Alvin. 44 Yonge Street South Richmond Hill Tel. Richmond Hill 490 Nights and Holidays Telephone Thornnill 207R6 nmmmmmnmummmmnumummmmmumuw He has seven children living of a family of nine, sixteen grand- children and nine great-grandchild- ren. His wife passed away five years ago but he continues to ive on his farm with his two unmal ried sons. mmmmmmmmmmmmw - CUT FLOWERS, FUNERALS, WEDDINGS RICE'S FLOWER SHOP The Acadmy Award Picture Plus “Tom and Jerry” cartoon Three Dates To Remember TWO CONTINUOUS SHOWS NIGHTLY STARTING 7 P.M. Little - Dividend " Color by Technicolor Plus Cartoon and News Matinee Saturday 2 p.m. FRI., SAT., AUG. 10, 11 GARY COOPER RUTH ROMAN “Dallas " “Harvey “ Father’s AUG. 20. 21, 22 ELIZABETH TAYLOR SPENCER TRACY MON., TUES.. WED. AUG. 13. 14, 15 THREE FUN DAYS JAMES STEWART JOSEPHINE HULL FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION AURORA in Mrs. W. Adams Sr. has return- me Screw ed home after a very enjoyable About 151 week spent at Musselman's Lake.ling in th Mr. Don Stephens and family have moved into their new home on Yonge Street South. Mr. and Mrs. Ktavetz have left on a two week trip to the Western provinces. The Lambert family spent Tues- day with the Blackburns picnick- ing at Allenwood Beach. ‘ 0. R. Burkholder on the birth of 2 son at St. Joseph's Hospital, Aug ust 1. On Saturday; July 28, a picnic Mr. and Mrs. Jack Latimer spent was held at Skippon’s on Yonge- last Sunday with Mrs. M. Holmes hurst Road, sponsored by the Ac- of Yongehurst Road. Mrs. Ruby Konsmo and son of Rivers, Manitoba, are visiting with relatives, Mr. and Mrs. G. Kon- smo. A meeting was held at Mr. and Mrs. Duffy’s home at 711/2 Jackes Avenue,‘ to discuss arrangements for the picnic given by the South East Vaughan Ratepayers and W0- men’s Auxiliary to be held at the Woodland Park on August 18. Mr. and Mrs. Scott have their home for sale; owing to Mr. Scott‘s transfer to Sarnia where they will take up residence latex Mr. and Mrs. were in Orillia visiting with her Mrs. Uncles. Mr. and Mrs. S. Griffiths have returned home from a motor trip to Kingston. They toured the Old Fort Henry, then went on to 0t- tawa, visiting the Parliament We have a number of new resu- dents on Jackes Ave. We Wish them the best of luck. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs 178 Yonge Street, CORRESPONDENT â€"â€" MRS. M. BLACKBURN. Yongehurst Rd. Brads Motors “mite NORTH RICHVALE NEWS JACKES AVENUE NEWS CORRESPONDENT: â€" MRS. M. BELL, 17 Jackes Avenue, Thornhill Telephone Thornhill 294R3 A. Armstrong over the holiday parents, Mr. and Telephone Richmond Hill 137R13 return- me Screw and Gear Company. njoyable About 150 people attended join- ’5 Lake. ing in the races, tug-ofâ€"war and lpony rides. Mr. and Mrs ‘eturned home after spending day with Mrs‘ Mill Road. The Fryer family of Yongehurst Road left on Saturday for a week of fishing at St. Thomas, Ont. Mr. and Mrs. E. Lambert and family left on Sunday for a two week trip travelling through the Manitoulin Islands. Buidings and staying at the Carl- eton Place Hotel there, later going to the Thousand Islands and on to Renfrew. On their way home they stayed at Madawaska and Algon- quin Park. Mr. and Mrs. Smith and family are back from their vacation in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Remalong have sold their 4home on Jackes A_ve. M'rs. Remalong and daughter Ida have left for New York where they will make their home. Mr. Remalong will follow laten Corporal C. J was with‘the F now with the 2 Team in Korea. 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