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6 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Thursday, Aug. 14, 1952 7 ""__"' WASHER ADMIRAL TELEVISION & REFRIGERATDRS - USED BEATTY WASHER $15 LINOLEUMS - MOORE PAINT . VENETIAN BLINDS lo Yonge Street South Richmond Hill Phone ‘l‘Urner 4-1781 W UP TO $100 FQR YOUR OLD w "I; wt cant “I * o“. I." boating flux-{cctlom Sov- 94 Benson Ave. Your B N 5 Manager ,is a good. man to know in Richmond Hill, he is E. V. CROTH. Lino Tile Service M Opus!“ Moro-Must" Tabla Chm Huh HEATING FULLY AUTOMATIC OIL BURNERS, FURNACES, OIL TANKS, ETC. in helping Canada grow your Phone TUrnor 4-156] D. GIFFEN \ mommmofi mm wmm ConvoaloM twitch In bandk; heavy duty tub- bcr cable; protecfive' Mfkchn guard. Ex!" heavy buying has loch! m N m all m can and light huh. Priced low! Phone TU. 4-1542 A lasted, proven product; anally mm hum-h u U“ h rhin- afiy. K‘eep garage“ on hand. 504'. in 5.39 Univonal 4-Way Weatherproof ~75 25-“. Smaflly stylnd; Increase- vkibmty â€" allminfl’n "blind spots". Adluflobh d” diam. non-glut. mirror. Sponge rubberâ€"Us. It around cor or home M seal on! drofll and "In; eliminnfes rattles. Looking Sasha lwovod model '5'“ 15qu Ma. My lock pun-om gas malnu- To fit all pow? e "‘- Glacming Chroma .42 Richmond Hill .19 11-“. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Wettlensen and family of Victoria Avenue, have moved to the Arnold Farms on No. 7 Highway. Aristocrat Canvas Awnings Airshade Aluminum Awnings ings Complete Service “Estimation to Installation” Barrie Tent & Awning (0. Tel. 4314 Barrie 34 Bayfleld Mr. and Mrs. returned home idays. We understand Mr. and Mrs. Ackles who have been liv'ing in the apartment at the Trocedera Res- taurant have moved to the Van- couver district. Mr. Robert Armstrong is conval- escing at the Briar Bush Hospital, Stoufiville. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hurrell and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weir and fam- ily spent Sunday last in Orono Park. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Ellis of St. Catherines and Mrs. Olive At« kinson, Unionville, are spending their vacation at Wasaga Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burke and family are holidaying at the cot- gage of Mr. and Mrs G. Kerswill in the Orillia district. Mr. and Mrs. Myrl Smith motor- ed to Huntsvillepn Sunday. The Blake and Pearce Reunion picnic will be held at Cathania Park, Sarnia, on August 16. We are glad to see Miss Darlene Kennedy who has been ill now able to be out again. Street Dance \ g The Street Dance & Bingo held by the Veterans Association of Un- ionville on Wednesday night, Aug- ust 6, at Boadway’s Service Stat- ion at the corner of Kennedy Rd. and No. 7 Highway was a great success. A large crowd attended, many playing bingo and other games, many others enjoying dan- cing to the music of W. B. Bates' orchestra. Mrs. W. Bailey of Essex Ave.. Langstafi’ and Mr. and Mrs. David MacKiniay and son, .David, visited with Mrs. L. Rainey and Margaret Wednesday evening. Mr. Lawrence Gayman is spend- ing a few days at the cottage of his friend, Mr. Frank Boadway at Pros- pect Lake. Mr. and Mrs. William Summer- feldt. spent. part of last week in Quebec. George B well. We covered. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnson and family left on Friday for a two week fishing trip. travelling from point to point. Miss Florence Anderson, Miss Verna McCarty, Mr. Frank Darry, Mr. Russell Dart motored to Petqr- boro on Friday last. Miss Doreen James has been spending a few weeks at Milford Manor, Muskoka. Mrs. Dorothy Graham and daw ghters of Toronto visited with her mother, Mrs. Geoge Dukes, last week. Mr. Jonah Ramer. Station St.. has been enjoying holidays the past two weeks. - Mrs. Roy Bishop spent last week visiting with Mrs. Gordon Conant. Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. W. Fry and daugh- ter, Miss Ruth, spent the past week motoring through Quebec. Mrs. Andy Morrison and family of Penetanguishene visited last week with her mother, Mrs. G. Court. Mrs. H. Watt. Miss Mary J. Watt and Mrs. W. M. Ritchie have moved to Carling Ave, Ottawa. on Thurs- day of last week. We are sorry to see them leave. but are pleased to welcome Mr. Thomas and family who have moved into the Ritchie house. Mr. Stanley Kelly spent last week holidaying in Penetanguishene. Mrs. Clare Powers of Toronto spent Tuesday of last week with her sister. Mrs. Hartwell Powers. Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Harrington and family have returned after spending two weeks at their cotâ€" tage at Port Stanley. Mr. and Mrs. William Inglis and CORRESPONDENT: MRS. LEN. RAINEY, UNIONVILLE AWNINE are Bond hope sorry Harold Thorn have after a week‘s hol- ' to hear that Mr. is not feeling too he is soon fully rev UNIONVILLE NEWS Phone Unionville 112.! Mr. and Mrs. Winters of Toron to were Sunday visitors with Mr and Mrs. P. Harvey. Miss Edith Raymer is assisting this week in Vacation Bible School being held in Banfield Memorial Church. Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson and family enjoyed a motor trip to the north on Monday. Rev. J. Cober along with his niece, Mrs. P. Snider and Mr. and Mrs. Wright of Montague, Mich. enjoyed a three weeks’ motor trip to North Bay, west as far as Du- luth, down through Michigan and back home by way of Port Huron. Mrs. H. Cassel. Paul and Blanche of Preston are spending this week in the Henderson home. Correspondent: Mn. All": Boner Phone Stouflville 671M Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Willis Hunking of Mokwa, Nigerâ€" ia, on the birth of a daughter, Pat- ricia Marion. on Thursday, August 7; also to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jones of Dixon Hill a son, Donald Kenneth, last Saturday. August 9, in Newmarket Hospital. Late Robert Myers One of the very old respected ,citizens of Unionville, Mr. Robert Myers, passed away at the Clare- mont rest home on Monday, August 4. He was 92 years of age and since coming to Canada from Eng- ‘land with his bride in 1886, has re- sided in the Unionville district, and has spent the last number of years on Station St. where he and the late Mrs. Myers who passed away on August 4th, 1945, had cel- ebrated their 60th wedding anniv- ersay on Christmas day 1940. For many years Mr. Myers car- ried the mail from the CNR sta- tion to the Post Office. His wife was the former Maria Workhup. He was the father oi Mrs. Fred Williamson (Hannah) of Markham, George of California, Tom at Un- ionville, Jack and Ben of Toronto. The funeral was held on Wednes- day afternoon from the Dixon fun- eral'home, Markham. The service was held in St. Philip’s Church, Unionville and interment in St. Philip's Anglican Cemetery. The pall bearers were Milton Findlay, Wilbur Latimer, Harry Maynard, Fred Pickering and his two grand- sons, the Williamson boys of Mark- ham. late A. Fuller Mr. Arthur Fuller, age 76 years, passed away at Stouffville Nursing Home on Friday, August 8. Mr. Fuller had lived in the Unionville district about a mile north of the village for many years. He was a member of Central United Church and will be missed by his many friends here. The funeral service was held from Wright and Taylor funral home, Richmond Hill on Monday, August 11. to Thornhill United Cemetery. He is mourned by his brothers, William and Geo. of Richmond Hill, David of Victor- ia Square, Mrs. Edgar Wells, St. Louis, Mo., and Reginald of Pits- burg, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Strickland, Main St., have returned home after being awav for two weeks vacation. Mrs. Hiram Dukes of Toronto called on Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dukes on Friday last. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gough (nee Miss Pearl Rainey) have returned home from their honeymoon trip to Hayter, Alberta, motoring there by way of the States and returning by Northern Ontario. They have taken up residence in Markham. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roberts and daughter Joyce spent last week at Lake St. Peter. A large crowd attended the sale of the propery and household goods of the late Mr. Carl James on Wedâ€" nesday last. The prices realized on the furniture were exception- ally good. The house and proper- ty was not sold the day of the sale but several standing offers have been received. Mr. M. Minton and son and Miss Doreen Madison of Weston who spent the week-end at their home attended the special Sunday ser- vices at Stout‘fville in the after- noon. ° ‘ ° ‘ Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Murchison (nee Viola Latimer of Unionville) of Agincourt on the birth of a baby boy at Toronto East General Hospital. Misses V. and I. Weighill spent Wednesday of last week at Centre Island. I @hituarp Mr. Clifford Salmon was in the village for dinner on Tuesday. We understand he is going to manage the Co-op at Stoufivllle and is hun- ting for a house to move his fam- ily back. ' ° ' ‘ The many friends of Mrs. Henry Barber of Toronto and formerly of Unionville are happy to hear she is now able to be home from the hospital. * * "‘ "' Mr. and Mrs. Richardson of Eng- land are visiting their son at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Jarvis. Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Pellatt, Mr. and Mrs. Allison Fleming and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chadwick are among those who have purchased lots on Pomanda Drive and are planning to build there. family are away on a week‘s vaca- tion. Miss Kay Tomlinson of Rich- mond Hill spent a few days the past week with her aunt Miss Kate Thompson. GORMLEY Jack attended Headford Public School and Mount Albert High School. He graduated in Arts at Queen's University. Kingston. Af‘ ter one year of winter supply in Jack, who officially is the Rev. John D. Spencley, B.A,. is the min- ister at Pleasant Heights United Church in Calgary. Owing to his good work the congregation has grown so large, and as many as sixty new members joined One Sunday. Plans are now being laid for the erection of a new.and lar- ger church. Mr. and Mrs. Jernigan talked to Dee for an hour and a half over the short-wave last week-end. from the home of friends in Toronto. Dee says although he misses every- one he feels right at home in the airforce. He is now taking Air- frame and Engine Mechanics course and will be on this until January. A visitor of interest came to this neighbourhood last week. Mrs. Fred Spencely heard a hearty knock on her door Monday, August 2 and on answering found her eldest son, Jack, who had just arrived from Calgary by train. Friends of Dee Jernigan will be glad to hear that he is well and happy and since passing his Basic Training three weeks ago. is stat- ioned at Sheppard Field Texas. Dee's official mailing address is: A/3C Harris. D. Jernigan AF16416- 387, 3772 Student Training Squad- ron, Sheppard Airforce Base, Tex- as. Mr. and Mrs. E. Hall have re- turned home after a pleasant week spent at their cottage at Crystal Lake, near Fenelon Falls. Mr. and Mrs. George Duncan Sr. are happy to have Mr. Duncan‘s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Duncan of Coniston, Ont., visiting with them this week. Miss Gamble‘s niece. Mrs. R. Perrington of Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. F. Sheppard of Hamilton had tea with the Gambles last Wednes- day. BRANIJLATEIJ SUGAR100Ib.BAG$9.25 ELGIN MILLS - JEFFERSON NEWS Smoked Cut Green Choice BACON SQUARES lb. 19 SPARE RIBS lb. 39 BEANS FARMS MAPLE LEAF WEINERS lb. ...... KAM OR PREM, tin .............. RED COHOE SALMON, halves, tin BRUNSWICK SARDINES 3 '. 20 oz. tin CORRESPONDENT: MRS. H. G. 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While visiting his mother and father last week. visits were made to Mount Albert. to Mrs. F. Spen- cley's brother, Mr. Herbert Pegg; Mr. and Mrs. W. Wellman and E1- mer Leek at Headford and Jack also Visited at the homes of his brothers, Don at Greenwood and Robert at Claremont. Howard Spencley visited his par- ents on Staurday. Howard, who is with the Hydro has bought a house at Ridgeway, near Niagara Falls. Vandorf has been playing the Jefferson School Community Club Northern Saskatchewan he attend- ed St. Andrew‘s Theological Coll- ege. Saskatoon. The Rev. J. D. Spencley was ordained in Knox United Church, Saskatoon, June 1944. The Rev. Spencley drove back west on Thursday and his parents hope that next time he comes east he will bring his wife and two children, Elaine and Jimmy. The Rev. Spencley’s first charge was at Luck Lake. Sask., after which he spent five years at Tis- dale, Sask., going from there to his present church. Pleasant Heights. His wife. the former Agnes Young. 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