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I THE LIBERAL. Richmond Hm, Thursday, Aug. 80, 1961 WRESTLING Every Friday In Richmond Hill Arena At 8-30 ,1 VIII! Elsie and her little son Beau- regard at the CNE. They’ll be in their unusual Cowland boudoir with a moo-ving welcome for everyone . . . especially the kiddies. XOUR CHEVROLET AND OLDSMOBILE DEALER TO FARMERS -,. TREATED AND BAGGED. REGISTERED SEED IS OF A HIGH STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE AND PRODUCES FIELD CROPS OF HIGH- ER YIELD AND QUALITY. 1951 Olds. 98 4-door Deluxe, executive’s car, low mileage 1950 Olds Rocket . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . $2,575.00 1950 Olds '88 DeLuxe Sedan . . . . $2,395.00 1950 Pontiac, like new . . . . . . . . $1,995.00 1949 Chevrolet Sedan . . . . . . . . . $1,695.00 1948 Plymouth . . . . . . . . . . . $1,395.00 1947 Plymouth Sedan . . . . . . . . $1,225.00 1946 Dodge Sedan, radio and heater . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - $1,075.00 1938 Dodge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $495.00 1939 Olds. Sedan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $650.00 1936 Ford Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $85.00 1936 Chev. Coach . . . . . . . . . $295.00 PHONE 10 FOR BETTER USED CARS SEE THESE FULLY RECONDITIONED & GUARANTEED “OK” VEHICLES BEFORE DECIDING YOUR PURCHASE IT DOES PAY TO SOW REGISTERED TREATED SEED. ‘ l. D. RAMER & SON TRUCKS 1950 Chevrolet 1/2 Ton Pickup . . $1,375.00 1949 International ‘% Ton Pick-up . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , $995.00 1939 Ford 1/2 Ton Pickup -. . .;.1 $395.00 A GOOD SUPPLY OF REG. NO. 595 CORNELL FALL WHEAT SEED, “BETTER SEED PRODUCES A BET- TER CROP.” Meet me at the Ex!” BILL BALL MOTORS LTD. Richmond Hill Masonic Hall WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 MODERN AND OLD TIME MUSIC BY JIMMIE ANGER & THE TRAIL DUSTERS ADMISSION 75c PER PERSON EVERYBODY WELCOME The ay- sb fin laden Cow. GALA DANCE 5642 YONGE STREET, WILLOWDALE Telephone Willowdale 8165 Borden Company, Limited. RICHMOND HILL Travelling south Saturday night about 8 p.m., a car driven by A. Henry, Newmarket, broke a tie rod on the Bond Lake curve on Yonge Street. It turned over three times. Passengers in the car were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Worth. Mr. Worth broke several bones in his neck. The rest of the occu- pants escaped injury. Taken to Newmarket Hospital, Mr. Wortn died at seven o’clock Monday morning. His wife, the former Norma Wells, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. Wells of Aurora, and a five year old son, Jerry, survive. They have lived for three years in Ash’s Park at Wilcox Lake. The body was taken to Nova Scotia for burial on Tuesday. A brother of Mr. Worth came from Ottawa to accompany Mrs. Worth on her sad journey. ‘Mr. Worth served in the Army for two a‘nd a half years and Mrs. Worth was in the CWAC for three years. Mrs. F. Bevans and Miss Flor- ence Layton spent last week with Mrs. Ovia Hoikka at her summer home at Fumess Falls, Halibut- ton. Mr. Bevans and Mr. Hoikka joined them for the week-end. Elmhurst Cottagers' Associa- tion, Wilcox Lake, had a corn roast on Saturday night, August 25. About one hundred grown-ups and children enjoyed the corn and weiners around the huge bonfire on the beach. Concertina music supplied by Mr. Tom Searle, fath- er of Mrs. Art Barkey, was much enjoyed. Mrs. Fred Saunders entertain- ed several friends at tea on Tues- day, August 21, Mrs. R. Macmtosh, Mrs. J. Temple, Mrs. C. Stephen- son and Miss Anne Stephenson were among those present. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Cross, Ben- son Ave., Richmond Hill, went through a period of anxiety last week, when. their only son Keith, aged 13, suddenly developed a tem- perature of 105 which lasted for three days. He was taken to The Sick Children’s Hospital by ambu- lance. It took the specialists some days to deter-mine just what the illness was, but finally it wa diag- nosed as Vincent’s Angina (trench mouth) We are glad to report that he is now convalescing at his home, but will not be able to resume his normal activities for some time. Mr. J. R. Cross teaches in Rich- mond Hill High School and Mrs. Cross is the new principal of Lake Wilcox School. Mr. and Mrs Robert Ash visit- ed Mr. and Mrs. Percy Pratt in ‘Collingwood on Sunday. Return- ing home through Orangeville they found the Sunday traffic much lighter than on number eleven highway. Mr. and Mrs. Adam White of Kitchener are guests of Mrs. F. Craggs, Rosemary Avenue, for two weeks. Dr. D. J. Draper, Department of Lands and Forests, Research Stat- ion, Maple, has rented Mr. F. Mc- Ivor’s house at the Lake, formerly occupied by Provincial Constable Robbins. Dr. Draper is a brother of Mr. Victor Draper, Oak Ridges. Miss Lorraine Craig is spending a few days with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Craig.at Rich- mond Hill. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Craig are receiving congratulations on the 'birth of a son, 8 lbs. 3 ozs., on August 23 It Newmarket Hospital, a brother for Lorraine, Linda and Bonnie. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Blyth visited Niagara Falls and Buffalo, Tues- da{, August 21. OAK RIDGES & LAKE WILCOX NEWS Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Donnell, Oak- LINGERIE TAFFETA MOIRE & CREPE, navy, black and brown, sizes 10 42 CORDUROY SKIRTS, best quality corduroy, several styles and colors $7.95 grey, sizes 12, 14, 16, up to 42, special $7.95 each. LADIES’ ALL WEATHER COATS, gabardine and co. vert cloth, sizes 14 to 40 $29.95 to $36.95 ./ 55 YONGE STREET S. LADIES’ ALL WOOL ENGLISH FLANNEL SKIRTS, LADIE‘S’ ALL WOOL SKIRTS, plaids, stripes and solid colors, sizes 12 to 20, reg. price 10.95 LADIES’ CORDUROY JACKETS, blue green, wine $14.95 each SAVAGE’S SAVAGE’S CORRESPONDENT: MRS. C. L. STEPHENSON Phone 590W Richmond Hill NOW $8.95 each Telephone King 97R31 Special $6.95 ville, visited Mrs. Donnell’s parâ€" ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Huckle, over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. J. Cherney, Lake- land Avenue, entertained all their neighbours at a corn roast on Sat- urday night. Twenty-five or more enjoyed a. delicious feast of corn and red-hots, and a sing-song ar- ound a huge fire. Dr. and Mrs. Leslie Murray, owners of Rock Hall Farm, Oak Ridges, who have been on an ex- tended visit to Dr. Murray’s rela- tives in Jamaica were visiting some thirty miles from Kingston, when the recent hurricane struck that city. Roads were broken up and it was four days before they were able to get in touch with friends in Kingston with whom their small daughter Elizabeth was staying. A great deal of anxiety was felt because it was known that the damage in Kingston was very great. The house next door had the roof torn off, but their daughter was safe. Dr. Murray offered his assistance and he and a nurse were sent to a small town, where for two days they minstered to the injured. ,LJ..._. Provincial Police sent the tow truck from Tulloch’s garage to Wilcox Lake early Tuesday morn- ing, to pull a car, submerged past the engine, out of the lake. It was a. Ford coupe 1949. It had been driven into the lake near the roll- er skating rink. Oak Ridges Home and School is planning its fall activities. The opening meeting Monday, Septem- ber 10, will be an open night, ad~ dressed by Mrs. 0. McClelland, president of York County Council. Miss Shirley Hare of Temperance- ville will sing. On September 19, at the Ridge Inn, a tea and home made baking sale will be held. Miss Anne Stephenson has been granted an Interim Elementary Vocal Music Certificate, by the Om tario Department of Education. This enables her to teach music in the Public Schools of Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bull, and Mr. Dick Bull Jr., spent a week- end in Guelph visiting Mrs. Bull’s mother, Mrs. E. Purvis. They also visited with Mrs. Bull’s sister, Mrs. R. S. Barber and her husband, at their summer home at Port Sev- em. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Clubine of Elgih Mills have rented Mr. S. Bonsonello’s cottage on the North Road, until recently occupied by Mrs. J. Bull and the late Mr. Bull. Mrs. Bull is with her daughter, Miss Mary Bull in Toronto. It is reported today, Tuesday, that King township has hired the H. A. Briggs Company to clean out the culvert on Yonge Street, so that work on the North Road may he proceeded with. ‘ North York Humane Society has arranged a dog polmd at North York Farms, just south of Aurora on Yonge Street. Mrs. Thelma Fielding, Mrs. Lees Owram and Mrs. Tudball, Kennedy Street are the Aurora directors, and will take all calls re lost animals, or com- plaints about neglected ones. An inspector and a truck have been employed part time and all calls will be looked after by him. Al- ready several dogs have been placed in good homes. 'It is planned to have a fund raising campaign 'Mrs. Ronald Macintosh enter- tained the Thursday Club to tea on Tuesday this week. Mrs. J. Temple was also a guest. RICHMOND HILL HOSE The funeral took place August 22 of Mrs. Sarah Plumridge who passed away in her 67th year on Monday, August 20, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. A. Hunt, John Street. It was a shock to the neighbours, although Mrs. Plumridge had been in ill health for some time. Rev. E. E. Kent, Thornhill United Church, conduct- ed the funeral service at the Nor- man Craig Funeral :arlors, West Toronto. Pallbearers were two brothers of the deceased from Windsor, two sons and two sons- in-law. Interment took place in Prospect cemetery. The late Mrs. Plumridge was the dear mother of Sadie, Gladys, Alfred, Irene, Jack Edith and Kenneth of Toronto, Thornlea and Japan. Mrs. Janet Efiner, Johnson Ave. has spent August holidaying at the YWCA camp at Port Mait- land. Miss Julie Parker, John St. has had a wonderful time sight-seeing in New York for the past two weeks. , L Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Negt Canfield are visiting with Mr Mrs. Tom King and Mr. and Negus Sr., John Street. Mrs. Robert Giles Phyllis Lanthier ent‘ shower in honour of Robinson, popular b the home of Miss Tuesday evening, A1 shower in honour of Miss Me Robinson, popular bride-to-be the home of Miss Lanthier Tuesday evening, August 21. out fifty friends attended to press their best wishes to guest of honour gnd present with 8. china tea set, which much admired. Miss Jean Lak of Green Lam has been notified that she had re c ived 9 firsts at Earl Haig Coll. eéiate. Jean hopes to enter Tor‘ onto University in late September Congratulations Jean on your ach‘ ievement. u .M Red, blue and white prize tick- ets symbolizing frst, second and third prizes have been won by Mrs. Ruth Banks, Miss Audrey Thompson, Miss Dorothy Gribble and Ernest Gribble for their flow- ers .and flower arrangements in the flower building at the ONE. last week-end' Ernest received second highest points with 2 firsts, 3 second and 1 third, representing Thornhill Horticultural Juniors. Miss Audrey Thompson has also won two prizes in the Women’s Building on her handwork, which deserves great praise. We all quick recovery from her illness wish Audrey best Wishes for a and as well extend our congrat- ulations. A com roast is to be held on Wednesday evening, September 4, at the home of Mrs. Ena Lunau, 35 Roosevelt Dr., Stop 20A, start- ing at 8.30 pm. Everyone is in- vited, the admission being 75¢ per couple. The proceeds go towards helping the girls get home for a visit. Those/ wishing to attend kindly contact Mrs. Lunau, Thorn- hill 261R5, by Monday, September 3. Come one and all and bring your friends. RICHMONi) HILL HARDWARE CALLING ALL WAR BRIDES! Wednesday & Thursday September 5 & 6 showing 7.08 and 10 pm. ‘Cause For Alarm? g2. Plus ‘Adam & Evelyne’ ' Showing at 8.20 TWO CONTINUOUS SHOWS NIGHTLY STARTING 7 RM. 24 Yonge Street South Telephone Richmpnd Hill 426 SOON: V_ ‘Follow the Sun’ ’5 ‘Born Yesterday" " ‘Great Caruso’ Correspondent 1 Mrs. J. Gribble Telephone Thornhill 361'81 THORNLEA NEWS Plus Cartoon and News Matinee Sat. 2 p.m. After Sunday Midnight Show 12.05 Monday & Tuesday September 3 & 4 ‘Up Front’ Monday doors open 6.45 First show 7 pm. Thurs, Fri., Sat. 'Aug. 30, 31, Sept. 1 ‘Soldiers Three’ AURORA Keys Cut Giles and entertained Green Lane she had re- l Haig Coll- » enter Tor- : September. 1 Miss d at 3 Marion -be, at er last :1. Ab- s of and Mrs. the her was Mrs. Clarence Lindeman »of Waynesboro, Penna., with her daughter, Barbara Kay, are spend- ing a few days with the Orla Heise family to attend her niece’s wedding. We wish to extend congratula- tions to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Win- ger, nee Lois Heise, who were married Tuesday, August 21, in the Brethren in Christ church. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Heise, Eu- gene and Dwayne of Kansas vis- ited relatives here. A number from Gormley attend- ed the tenâ€"day Camp Meeting held at Fort Erie Bible School. Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Moses, Glenda and Carol motored to Pon- typool last week to visit his broth- ers. Mr. Merle Heise suffered the misfortune last week of fall- ing‘ from a tree and breaking both wrists. We wish him ‘1 speedy recovery. ter c tawa are near The after ing in the fax, in Mrs gregation attt vices Sunday Meeting. Mr. and Mrs. John Elliott_0f Richmond Hill and brother, Will- iam Vanderbent of Toronto; also Mr. and Mrs. John D. Vanderbent of Amsterdam, Holland, had din- ner Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Henderson. Mr. 3 Toronto Toronto 3 ent las Gormerl relatives Mrs. Richard Wilcox with her parents from Nova Scotia has spent the past week-end with her brother in New York. We are pleased to report Mr. Glenn Smith is making favourable recovery from a serious attack of foodgpoisoning. ‘ , mum Mr. and Mrs, R. Brillinger and Vera ho1idayed recently at Cana- dian Keswick. Repairs for all Types and Makes of Stove’s RICHMOND HILL HARDWARE Bring your Wife or son for an outing of golf on the hills of Hillsdale Country Club on DufierinISt. just north of the El- gin Mills sideroad. Clubs for rent. Green fees 500 per person. Municipality of the TOWNSHIP OF MARKHAM County of York PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby giv- en that a Court of Revision of the Supplementary Assessment Roll for the Township of Markham will be held in the Council Chamber, Unionville, on Saturday, August 2'5, 1951, at 10 a.m., to hear and' adjudicate upon 'all complaints against the Supplementary Assess- ment Roll of the Municipality of the Township of Markham for the year 1951. All parties interested are requested to take notice and to govern themselves accordingly. Dated at Unionville, August 7, 1951. Mrs bus 24 Yonge Street South Telephone Richmond Hill 426 Court of Revision GOLF It. and Mrs. A . Nova Scotia the home of r. and enjoyed l and A r. and Mrs. spending two Bala. Correspondent: Mrs. Allan Done! Phone Stoulfville 67104 rs. Helen s tour for Maritime number 1e home Richard Clerk, Township of Markham Henderson assisting Iowa. and" Mrs CHARLES HOOVER, GORMLEY Algonquin er of the He attended the Mrs. Wesley Hoover of ent last week among Mrs of the Wilcox. Henry is two week Provinces . Gordon motor tr Archibald a, are va‘ ‘f their ( Sisters in a Ca Fort Murray weeks' Heise -y is weeks r trip Park. srs are Camp closing Erie C 11d of Hali- vacationing ' daughto.‘ McWhir‘ ) to Ot‘ Hill enjoying through Bennett vacation Ehome Meet- 1 con- 3 ser- Camp LOADING - BULLDOZING ETC. â€"_____ g Phéne DONALD STEPHENS Richmond Hill 9 373 - W EXCAVATING - GRADING ‘ W‘ ‘Wm - Winter Weather is-just around tli‘e corners, Why not be prepared. Now is the time to act before the buSy fall rush, while the stock is plentiful and before prices go up. 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