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Duties to commence April lst, 1955, and May lst, 1955 â€" two periods of approximately three weeks. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. Township of Vaughan TENDERS FOR RENTAL FOUR POWER SPRAYERS 48 Hour Delivery CALL NOW FOR FREE ESTIMATE A BOARD OR A CARLOAD Cupboard Doors & Drawers Station Rd., Concord, Ont. HERBERT R. BUTT MADE TO MEASURE Now Open For Business SMITH UPHOLSTERING ’QUA'Err‘r r FUEL! Dependable Associated With Service 2 PIECE CHESTERFIELD RECOVERED For as low as $65.00 Telephone MARSHALL McMURCHY â€" no sooty explosions- Coal is cheaper and safer. fuel, use coal. No flash fires 5 Year Guarantee (Including materials) For efficient economical Better Shops in Toronto EL {ERVIc'E-Lé: $3.98 per sheet $4.80 per sheet $1.44 per sheet 4 Wellington St. E. Toronto Reeve Vaughan Township AV. 5-1682 Toronto EMpire 4-3317 BA. 1-7008 The Temperanceville W.I. will hold its March meeting on the 9th at the home of Mrs. John Umehara. The program conven- ors for the topic “International Day' are Mrs. Nelson Thomp- son and Mrs. Gordon Baldwin. The roll call, “Something I have read about A.C.W.W." Current events will be taken by Mrs. Charles Henshaw.. The hostesses are Mrs. Freld Hare. Mrs. F. Bur- nett and Mrs. Gordon Baldwin. The members are asked to bring an article which has been made in Asia. This should make an in- teresting exhibit of Japanese and Chinese as well as other Asian products. Church News The Temperaceville CGIT has chosen the name “The Four Star Group." On March 18 at 8 pm. they will feature a travelogue and candy sale. Rev. and Mrs. Victor Wood will show pictures on their travels. The Mission Band meeting, which had to be postponed be- cause of illness among the mem- are very sorry to hear that Mr. Norgaard has had to return to the hospital as infection has 'set in in his injured finger. Greetings to Audrey Herrima on her ninth birthday, February 28. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dibb had as Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Weldrick, who live bership will be held Saturday, near Woodbrldge. Temperanceville Couple Celebrate Silver Wedding Twenty-five years ago Miss Mae Beck and Mr. Nelson Thompson solemnized the mar- riage vows at the King United Church parsonage, with Rev. A. H. Halbert officiating. Their at- tendants were the bride’s sister, now Mrs. Nelson Kerr, and the groom's brother, Mr. Edgar Thompson. 011 February 22, 1955, the happy couple recalls the weather of the day as similar to that of 25 years ago, when it was very mild with a little less snow. The reception was held in the afternoon and evening at their home on the 2nd concession of King, south of Temperanceville. This is the home to which the bride and groom of 25 years ago arrived after their honeymoon. About 150 guests were wel- comed by the joyous couple, Mrs. Thompson wearing black taffeta and a corsage of red ros- es and white hyacinths. The tea table was most attrac- tive with its pure white linen tablecloth adorned by a three- tier silver wedding cake. This was decorated with silver doves and cupids on the columns be- tween the layers. The tea assistants were Mrs. Nelson Kerr, Mrs. John Clift, Miss Florrie Beynon and three nieces, Misses Betty Snider, Syl- via Kerr and Helen Thompson. 'Mother of the groom, Mrs. John Thompson, Toronto, in her 82nd yea]: attended the recep- tion in the evening. Friends, Miss Marjorie McMurchy and Mrs. Laurine Prendergast assist- ed in the gift room. The exquis- ite gifts included hand-wrought aluminum, silver and an electric tea kettle. ‘ During the afternoon, Mrs. Nell Snider, sister of Mrs. Thompson poured tea. In the ev- ening, Mrs. Edgar Thompson. wife of groomsman of 25 years ago, presided at the tea table. Mrs. Hilda Skippon left this week-end for Kentucky where she will spend a two week holi‘ day. While there she plans to visit the various points of inter- est and will return around March 13 with her father, T. Bolton. who has been holidaying in Ken- tucky for some time. In the evening Peer Norgaard, Verner Michaelson and Danny A. W. HEARD Painter -- Decorator m ss.ss; 251i. im‘. 2': {or 5333'}? $15.00 per 100: 3-“. Ilse, 25 {or $6.98 at $25.00 per 100. “van "Iv- I u -vnnâ€" “anure'l Eedge of anrdv Blewâ€"i . fl-In" bushy. transplamod. 25 for $3.49 or $11.95 per 100. RED BARBERRY-‘.__-__ .._u -n seasonâ€"51m. [00 lot $12.95;:IZ 25 (or $5.98 or $11.00 per 100‘ PAEONY ROOTSâ€",. -u..k=u,, FREE "' "I". I‘mâ€"Essie.“ And Putts! {growingâ€"line: llle, 100 {or 2.89; 12-inch site. 100 for 4.30; S-lnch siu._‘lA00__lor_SA5.570: 1 Ipch slle. 100 "' ' " 'â€" "Annual!" v I H e I y. medium growthâ€"me only bud! kind; 18311.. 25 {or $3.98 or $15.00 per ROSA MULTIFLORA_ nu- 1--” Red. white or pH PM!" A HEDGE FREE ’i CHINESE ELMâ€"‘ Bowmn’vxuz. bnum Phone DIS pr Sign Muck“ 3-3345 Broukdale-Kingsway Nurseries PRIVETâ€" Sunworthy & Suntested WALLPAPERS NORTH RICHVALE Established 1935 87 Ross St., Aurora CORRESPONDENT: MRS. ED. PAXTON, R. R. 3, KING â€"â€" Phone TU. Correspondent: Mrs. M. Blackburn Telephone TU. 4-2617 PA. 7-4951 TEMPERANCEVILLE NEWS Ibippod n the proper phnflng “mo. â€"3 Pennnlll Blby Ere-{h Plan“ {or EARL! omen. 'Best Quality Only" With Every Order Cunlda's Finest Colored Gnden Guide (Exhibition me‘) '5' m 51.93. ‘eroon - red .u om. Ni»; ; March 5. at 3 pm. in the Sunday School rooms. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Beynon who cele- brated their wedding anniver- sary on February 23. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Beynon of Uxbridge visited Carl's parents on this oc- casion. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hare spent a quiet 54th wedding annivers- ary with their family on Sunday, February 20. We are very happy to relate the steady progress of Clayton Beynon in recovering his health since his homecoming. Greetings to Mrs. Beynon whose birthday was Sunday, Feb. 27. Friends in Temperanceville are very sorry to hear that Mr. Norgaard has had to return to the hospital as infection has set in in his injured finger. Crosley supplied music for the entertainment of all. In the final analysis the reception was end- ed by squgre dancing. The wedding dress worn by Mrs. Thompson on her wedding day was on display. It was a del- icate beige georgette with long sleeves, long waistline, and very short skirt and was a vivid con- trast to the 1955 wedding gown. Miss Betty Snider modelled the gown to a hilarious group during the late evening. The fern used in making the corsages of the assistants was from a plant given Mr. and Mrs. Thompson 25 years ago by the groom’s grandmother, Mrs. Phillip Phillips. Among the guests were friends and relatives from _ Toronto, Gormley, Vellore, King. New- market, Eversley and the com- munity. Reeve Elton Armstrong and Mrs. Armstrong attended 2nd brought a gift of spring flow- rs. FREE ROSES The regular meeting of the cubs was held Tuesday, March 1. at the school. Mrs. Gordon, president of the Mothers’ Auxil- iary was a guest of the evening and she presented the pack with new flags on behalf of the Mo- thers’ Auxiliary. Further plans were made for the Hot Cross Bun Drive for Easter. Langstaff Jr. WJ. The March meeting of the Junior Institute will be held at the home of Mrs. G. Smith, Boyle Drive, Langstafi, on March 9. Roll call will be “Exchange of Recipes.” School News Report cards were issued to the children on Wednesday and Parents’ Night will be tonight, March 3. Grades 7 and 8 in Mr. Everist‘s room plan to hold a White Elephant Sale on Friday, March 11, to raise money for the Junior Red Cross. The girls are work- ing on a quilted blanket to be sent in also. WJ. Euchre Mrs. W. Kirby. Concord, offer- ed her home for a euchre on Fri- day, February 25, for the Mark- Vaun W.I. There were 11 tables of euchre and one of bridge. Those winning prizes were Ivor Walsh, Warren Bone, Dan Mor- rison, Mrs. Agnew, Concord, Mrs. D. Morrison. Mrs. Warren Bone. The men's travelling prize was won by Ralph Curtis. and the ladies' travelling prize by Mrs. Fern Wrigglesworth. Bouquets of flowers donated by the Concord Floral were given as door prizes. Refreshments were served. Bowling Party Ivor Williams, Cedar Ave. is in Sunnybrook Hospital under- going treatment, and friends and neighbours wish him a. speedy recovery. Members of the Junior Wom- en's Institute and their hus- bands formed three teams at the Richmond Bowl last Saturday evening. Prize winners were Bob Smith and Joan Suter. The par- ty continued at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Suter. Games were played and refreshments served. Personals Othei‘s sick in bed are Harold White, No. 7 Hwy., and Mrs. Mary Holmes, Langstaff Sideroad who undefwent an operation on her toe. Mrs. S. Lusher, No. 7 East, re- ports that her son-in-Iaw, Geo. LANGSTAFF NEWS CORRESPONDENT: MRS. M. J. ROY Phone AVenue 5-2496 Kingston, Camp Borden, was in Bunnybrok Hospital for several weeks. Mr. Kingston was one of several men hurt at Camp Borden when a bomb exploded. Birthday greetings to VMrs. J. Armstrong, Cedar Ave., who cel- ebrated her birthday on March 1. Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong will be celebrating their 34th wedding anniversary on Satur- day, March 12. There seems to be a great number of birthdays among the small fry this week and last and we wish to extend greetings to the following: Tony Jones, Gar- den Ave., on February 23; Joan Collins, Kirk Drive, who enter- tained her girl friends on Fri- day, February 23. Karen Allen. No. 7 Highway. and Judy Charles of Sussex Ave.. celebrating on Thursday, March 3. 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