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Holds all shapes, round, square or irregular. 7-inch . . 2.10 10-inch . . 2.39 7-pc. set; 34,“ hexagon drive. includ- ing six 12-point sockets from 9%" h "/3". ,Oflset handle, metal container . . . . . . . .. . 1.35 SOCKET WRENCH SET “Hollywood Type Boom-Boom" 1935-39 ‘.II ‘.40 1940-52 (molt) 4.80 4.30 l'ox- «is and trucks not listed enquire Ion prices Original Equipment Quality WISE-GRIP WRENCH IIIOIO-fllflSTER 1929-32 1933-52 1935â€"39 )940-48 1949-52 1935-50 MUFFLERS Richmond Hill 1929-32 “933â€" 36 I 937-52 (most) (moat) (most) 50% Repairs Master (molt) Tall Exhausl 4.95 4.80 4.25 3.05 3.15 WITH 9.05 .50 ‘3. LI..." Races followed. with prizes for all the kiddies. Around 4:30, five of the ladies of the Tuesday after- noon sewing group from Richmond Hill. who had been doing their usual good work at the Home mending and sewing for the chil- dren. were brought to the picnic Mrs. M. Whittun's nursery tots had their first touch of social life, which they enjoyed to the full and all the children impressed every- one with their sweet and court- eous manners. Shortly after they arrived at Glen Lonely and were welcomed by the ladies of the WA. and the rector of St. John’s. the Rev. D. C. H. Mitchell. most of the party went on a tour of the farm, taking in everything, cows, pigs, turkeys and chickens. with great interest. The older boys played baseball until all joined in 3 Treasure Hunt which ranged all over the farm. Capt. Snively had arranged this surprise for the children himself and it was a merry hunt indeed. Through the kindness of Mr. Langdon, who donated bus service for the occasion and Mrs. G. B. Beattie. who put her station wag- on to good use, the children and Home staff arrived at the party shortly after two o‘clock. Held under the auspices'of St. John's W‘A., this picnic was one of the happiest events of the season for the gay crowd of ninety per- sons comprised of children, WA. members and guests. It was more than quiet at the L.T.B. & Orange Home Tuesday afternoon of last week. for the matron, Mrs. G‘ Freethy and her staff. along with every little girl and bpy in the place. went off to a picnic at “Glen Lonely", the home of Capt. and Mrs. S. C. Sniv- ely. The Sabre‘s lineup was Tom Pick, c; Don Willis, p; Wayne Dick, lst b; Colin Dick, 2nd b; Mickey Pick. 3rd 1).; Tom Bartlet. 55: George Shram, lf; Alec Love, cf; Jim Rushlowe, rf. Last Friday night the Summit Sabres again met the Orange Home Orioles. After seven innings of play the game ended in a tie with the score reading 6 all. Practise is every Tuesday night and more players are needed. St. John’s W.A. Entertains LTB&0 Children Mrs. Charles Ratchford is still in St. Michael‘s Hospital. where she underwent an operation last week. Her friends and neighbours all hope she will soon be back home again. Birthdays “Many hafipy returns” to Mich- ael Ratchford who is six years old todday, July 30. Best wishes also to his sister Chrissis who will be seVen on Sunday, August 2nd. Baseball n It was a ‘gathering of the clan at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ern~ est Ford, Elgin Mills, when eigh- teen members of the Ford family sat down to dinner last Sunday. Very special birthday greetings are extended to Mrs. Kate Roberts, Jefferson whose birthday is next Mopday, August 3rd. Mr. W. Douglas is visiting his daughter. Mrs. George Duncan Jr. and family. Mrs. Thos: Dick and Sandra and C in spent a happy weekend vis- iti g friends at Port Bolster. John Bayley, Elgin Mills, along with two of his former school friends from Lansing, is away on what may be termed a “golf holi- day.”v Travelling through New York State by motor, the trio ex- pects to visit several well-known golf courses and play a few rounds en route. Personals Mr. and Mrs. George Duncan Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Ritchie are enjoying a two week’s trip by motor through Northern Ontario, . SHAPING UP to become a brig!“ Holiywood star is 2 Jam beauty called Tessa Prendergast who traveled via London and Fiji Islands to reach the film ca ital. She appears to hale the quirements for success and may talent. w§ WAR SUPPLIES in Korea began landing in this Câ€"M "Sky-Train" transport shortly after Army engineers finish the main landing strip with this Caterpillar D7 crawler Tractor. The official Air Force Photo points up the close liaison between air transport and the wellâ€"equipped engineers. __.w_xa.- ELGIN MILLS - JEFFERSON NEWS CORRESPONDENT: MRS. H. G. ROBERTSON Brookside Road. Telephone TUrner 4-2334 We’ll be closed for alterations from August 1 to 10. We are moving to Larger Quarters in order to serve you better. by station wagon, in time to join the party for supper, which was served from tables set up on the b e a u t i f u 1 tree-shaded grounds about the house. To Our Customers Mrs. Amy Johnson, Richmond Hill, Immediate Past Most Wor- shipful Grand Mistress of the L.O.L. and who is 2nd Vice presi- dent of the Home Board, and Mrs. Freethy, the matron of the Home, thanked the ladies of the W.A. for the wonderful afternoon everyone had enjoyed so thoroughly. When the children, radiant with happiness, once'more entered the bus to leave for home, Mrs. Snlv- ely saw to it that each child had a lollipop as a last treat. Every week is bargain week in the classified ad. section. Use it for buying or selling by telephonâ€" ing Turner 4â€"1261. Oak Ridges Glass & Mirror Co. Cartoon AUGUST 4-5 Tuesday & Wednesday “THE FAMILY SECRET” John Derek Lee J. Cobb March of Time Cartoon "FLAME 8: THE ARROW” Cartoon TELEPHONE KING 581113 (Stan Rule, Proprietor) Saturday & Monday MIDNITE SHOW AUGUST 2 Sunday “LONE SHARK" (Color) Virginia Mayo Burt Lancaster George Raft Dorothy Hart AUGUST 1-3 News News The highlight for the Beaver Pa- trol of Troop 2, of which D.S.C. Cecil Smith was in charge, was the night Major-General Spry, Chief Scout of Canada, and his seven year old son Toby came as their guests to dinner. Social Notes Mr. and Mrs. Fred Celsie from Elmonte California, were visitors last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Celsle, Spruce Ave- nue. Ross Wood and Donny Robson have returned from a memorable time at the Canadian Jamboree which was held on the Connaught Rifle Ranges near Ottawa. Mrs. Frank Hill returned home on Wednesday from hospital and is feeling much better. Scout News An 11 year old girl's ambition to help a worthy cause. resulted in the sum of $20 being sent to the Cancer Society, over the past week end. Picking raspberries from the garden and selling‘ them from door to door started 11' year old Patsy Bichsrd of Yongeview Ave., on her project. Neighbours of the Boyle Subdivision helped Patsy by don- ating various articles, and through the kindness of Fred Morris, Pat- sy set up a stand outside the Mor- ris store on Friday and Saturday, and sold the various articles don- Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. DeGroot, Boyle Drive, on the birth of a son on Saturday, July 25. Mrs. McKean. her two daughters, Glenis and Cheryl have just re- turned from Hamilton where they spent a week visiting Mrs. Mc- Kean’s brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Cork. Mrs. G. Hanna. Geordie and Denise of Amherstburg spent a couple of days last week with Mr. and Mrs. D. Robeson, Boyle Drive. Mr. and Mrs. G. Clark. Fairview Ave., spent a few days last week in Muskoka. Mrs. Clement of Winnipeg and her grandson Charles of Regina are visiting at the home of Mrs. Clement's daughter. Mrs. R. Jobe, Lnngstal’f Road West. Mrs. Cle- ment was accompanied on the jour- ney from Winnipeg by her daugh- ter. Miss Clement, who continued on to Kingston to attend Queen’s University Summer School. Marilyn Matthews of Toronto is spending a week with her grand- parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Mat- thews, Stonehaven. No. 7 Highway. YONGE STREET ELGIN MILLS TELEPHONE '1‘ d. 4-2191 I PAGET’S AUTO SERVICE -7, -O. ‘ L“. y‘: '.. comma and you save up to 50¢ on each operating dollar There are no extras to buy when you buy AUSTIN. Your car is delivered to you ready for the roadâ€"and from the very first mile it starts saving you up to 50¢ out of each dollar. But that's only half the story. The exciting, satisfying other halfis the way your AUSTIN performs. That smooth, able performance (plus service wherever you go) is one f '2 _ ' a ' §o$h§r§7g $132.5 Salli £3313]:"degngcifgriifidfifi? A - 4 0 S 0 M E R 3 ET N-S For the ideal answer to the high cost of motoring see 30 LANGSTAFF NEWS CORRESPONDENT: MRS. A. T. MATHEWS CORRESPONDENT: RICHVALE NEWS 0NDENT: MRS. J. J. TAYLOR Telephone TU. 4-2269 Phone AVenuo 5-1455 Mrs. Bailey came up from To- ronto to spend Sunday with her son Ed. Bailey, Avenue Road, and his family. The Richvale Ball Team won at Langstaff Last week. This was the first defeat the Langstaff team had suffered after seven straight games. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Newcombe have returned from a two weeks motor trip to Nova Scotia, where they thoroughly enjoyed the deepâ€"sea fishing. Ball Team Betty Ficht was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Davenport and Patsy for a week at Lake Simcoe. Mr. and Mrs. A. Walters from Toronto moved into their new home on Tuesday. Miss Nancy Bolton. vice presi- dent of the teen-age Columban Bible Class of St. Columba United Church, Toronto, entertained 12 members on Saturday, July 25, at a Splash and Snack party. First at the Thornhill pool and afterwards for snacks at the home of her aunt Mrs. R. Stewardson. No. 7 High- way, where the minister, the Rev. Mr. Scoates joined the . A very pleasant day was brough to a close with a sing song, on the lawn and snacks being served by Miss Bol- ton assisted by her mother and her grandmother._Mrs. Sutterby. Friends and neighbours of Mr. and Mrs. D. Robeson and family and Mrs. Hanna, Mrs. Robeson's mother ,will be very sorry to see them leave the community, when they move this week to their new home In Leaside. Glen Robeson, Boyle Drive, who was 5 years old on Sunday, July 26. celebrated on Saturday. July 25 at a party at his home. His little friends who helped him celebrate were Terry Evans. Patricia and Jimmy Dickenson, Bruce McAr~ thur, Cheryl McKean. Bruce and Bryan Good, Judy, Paul and Den- nis Martin and his sister Lynda. ated. A wool dog made and don- ated by Mrs. Stone was also raf- fled. The dog was won by Flor- ence Greenfield, Garden Ave., with ticket 31 drawn by Fred Mor- ris. Assisting Patsy at the stand were Patsy McLean. Jessie Hen- derson and Robin Loader. Patsy is very grateful to Fred Morris and the friends and neighbours of the Boyle subdivision and wishes to thank them for their kindness and generosity. (Half Mile North Of Richmond Hill 011 Highway No. 11) 0 New Super Heater with full air-conditioning. 0 Deep Foam Rubber cushioning. 0 Genuine leather upholstery. 94 Benson Ave. Forced warm air furnaces, oil fired (or coal) completely installed with duct work. etc. Aero Silver-flame Oil Burners for converting your present coal furnace. (Terms arranged) 61 CROSBY AVE» RICHMOND HILL TU. 4-1764 R1 DON GIIFEN HEATING. Sand -â€" Loam â€"- Gravel Top Soil â€" Fill or Fertilizer prompt delivery DALTON HICKS Modern lZ-volt electrical system. Non-stalling electrit windshield wipers. Tum Indicators. Phone TU. 4-1542 BA. 1-4144