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Farms which were bought for sub-division purposes and left vacant are becoming more and more a weed menace throughout the county, Weed Inspector Frank Marritt told York County council. He suggested the owners should rent the land to adjacent farmers. Vacant Farms Cause Of County Weed Problem 0N MOT-MASTER ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT IIIIALITY' PARTS Brake Llnlnga, Connecting Rod Inserh and Exheufl lqulpmufl. For Your Go‘nvenience . . . EXPERT MACHINE SHOP SERVICE Cur Machine Shop combh‘es (In latex! teghnique: VI"! modem no"! machinery to give you the finest automeilv- repel" possible on both American and Euvopecn can. Cur monufnciuvers’ unification! are closely ioi'owed on all work. Pontiac 1949-52 (6) FRONT REAR 1936-50 2.95 2.95 1951-57 2.95 2.95 Da-M- 8.95 Factory rebul" and ten run to guarantee "nuv urfemonco" Ifondard. Pam showing wear ma- chined 9' replaced. lxchmgn prlct c.T.0. Test-Hun Generator Exchange \ x aw...» s . Include: all guxkan Medea ler carbon and vulva Ioh. Perfect-fitting, original equlpment qualify. Ford V8 1946-48. 3.30 Ford V8 1946-48. Ford and Meteor l949-54. year‘ SCARBORO : The building in- spector from Scarboro reported there were 543 permits issued during March. valued at $7,297,- 800. an increase of 250%. or $5,- 013,800 over be same month last "A great deal of this trouble could be avoided if the owner is advised of the problem which will result from neglect of his property." continued Mr. Marritt. “We should start to correct the problem before the weeds become a menace to good agriculture land." Mr. Marritt told council he had been seeking improvement of the weed act which would make control of weeds on such lands more effective. Provincial authorâ€" ities have promised to investigate his suggestions. he added. ition OPEN TO 9 PM. FRIDAY 1 0.50 O-Volt 3.90 On Wednesday evening of last week about fifty neighbours and friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Francy to hold a miscellaneous shower for Miss Mavis Dennie and Mr. Carl Forrester .who are being married on May 10. Mavis and Carl re- ceived many beautiful and useful gifts. Miss Marjorie Barber as- sisted the bride-to-be with open- ing the gifts, Mavis and Carl thanked everyone for the kind- ness shown them. Refreshments brought a happy event to a close. Play The regular monthly meeting of the Couples Club was held on Tuesday evening of last week at the home of Mr_ and Mrs. Ken- neth Stephenson. with a large attendance. The guest speaker for the evening was Mr. Rout,- a school teacher from Etobicoke. but originally from New Zealand. He gave an informative talk on the life or the Maori tribe and their customs .His talk proved very interesting. Bridal Shower The Columbian Players of St. Columbia's United Church, To- ronto presented their a-Act Comedy “Holiday House" in the Community Hall on Friday even- ing of last week. The play was very much enjoyed by everyone present. During the intermission Home-made Candy and soft drinks were sold by members of the Victoria Square Couples Club who were sponsoring the even- ing’s entertainment. Couples Club The members of the Couples Club would like to thank every- one who bought tickets and who helped in afiy way to make the play a success. W.M.S. Church Service The annual W_M.S. church ser-‘ vice was held on Sunday, April 27th. The service was conducted by the president of the W.M.S.â€" Mrs. Heber McCague, she was assisted by Mrs. H. Acreman. The choir was composed by members of the Explorers and the C.G.I,T. Please note that on Sunday, May 4th, Sunday School will be held at 9.45 am. and that the [church service will be withdrawn because of the Anniversary serv- [ices at Brown's Corners at 11 The Explorers sang their Ex- plorer Hymn, “Many. Many, Chil- dren." and the C.G.I.T. sang “Where You There When They Crucified My Lord.” The girls are to be congratulated on how well they sang. The‘ guest‘speaker was Rev. Elda Daniels Struthers, who was commissioned to Korea In 1936. Her subject was “Thine is the Kingdom,” The ‘Usherettes were: Mrs. Harvey Collard, Mrs. Fred Mc- Roberts, Mrs. Lawson Mumber- son and'Mrs. Stanley Boynton. ~-_, “nun. Thereiwere some ladies pres- ent from Headford and Brown's Corners. Sunday Schpql Meeting There will be a meeting of all Sunday School teachers, officers and anyone interested in the work of the Sunday School, to be held in the Sunday School room on Friday evening, May 2nd, at 8 CHURCH NEWS HOUSE AND LOT and Entire Household Furniture, China Cabinet, 3-Piece Chester- field Suite, number of pieces of Walnut Antiques, China. Glass- ware. Dishes, Cooking Utensils, Run 106 WELLS ST.. AURORA The Estate of the Late CLIFFORD E. PHILLIPS condition Antique Mahogany Table Small round antique table Clover leaf table. oak Walnut drop leaf table Walnut stand Glass kitchen cupboard Black walnut kitchen table Arm chair Black walnut sideboard Electric stove. McClary Number of kitchen chairs 1 Electric heater 3 -Antique clock: 1 brass jardiniere stand Large quantity silver, extra good Number of china jardinieres Large quantity of Collard glass China and antique articles ' 1 Dinner Set, autumn tint Large quantity of dishes and HHDâ€"‘HHHDâ€"‘Oâ€"‘HH ’glas'swarer Number of antique vases 1 Large hall rack with mirror 1 Piano Stool 1 Cuckoo clock 1 Electric table lamp Number of pictures and frames 1 Antique rocking chair 1 3-piece settee, walnut 1 Large chest antique, extra good Number of kitchen chairs 1 Large kitchen glass cupboard, walnut, over 100 years old 1 Mahogany dresser. good 1 Mahogany wash stand 1 Brass bed and springs 4 bed mattresses . 1 Large wooden bed with spring 1 Mahogany antique bedroom 1 Large mirror 1 Oval table, walnut, good 1 Iron bed and springs. Feather ticks and bedroom box Large quantity of bedding 1 3-piece toilet set 1 Small round walnut table Number of antique chairs Number of jars. tubs and crooks Number of rugs and carpets At the same time and place will be offered for sale subject to reserve bid 6 room brick-clad house, including back kitchen and sun room. 3-piece bath, hardwood floors and oak trim. This proper- ry is in a good location. Property size 146 ft. 8 inches by 43 feet. Property will be sold at 3 pm. IF NOT SOLD BEFORE SALE DATE. Terms on property: 10% of purchase price day of sale. $4,000 cash within 30 days. Balance left on first mortgage at 6% interest. Terms on Chattels Cash. Sale at 1.30 pm. sharp. Ed. Reddick. Clerk ALVIN Si FARMER, auctioneer, Phone Gormley 5311 AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, MAY 10 3-piece Chesterfield Suite China Cabinet Wicker Set Dining Room Suite, oak, good chair Rollaway bed and mattress §mall chest of drawers CORRESPUNDENT : MRS. W. SANDLE. Victoria Square Telephone Gonnley 5421 VICTORIA SQUARE NEWS am. and at 7.30 pm. Sunday School at this time is for May 4th only. Vacation School There will be a meeting of all Vacation workers, and anyone in- terested in the work of the Vaca- tion School, in the Headford United Church. on Monday even- ing. May 5th at 8 p.m. W,M.S. The annual meeting of “Friends of the United Church Training School, 77 Charles St. West, To- ronto, will be held on May 7th. The business part of the meeting will be held at 2 p.m. to be fol- lowed at 3.30 p.m. by Tea and a tour of the building. The York Presbytery United Church Men are holding a School and Rally for Elders and Stewâ€" ards at Stouffville United Church. on Tuesday evening, May 6th commencing at 7.30 p_m. All the groups 6f the church are invited to attend. The guest speaker for the Stewards will be Mr. Gordon Bray. of the United Church Pub- lishing House. The guest speaker for the Elders will be Mr. Harold Arnup. assistant treasurer, United Church of Canada. The Theme speaker will be Rev. Thomas Hazelwood. of St. Paul’s Avenue Rd., United Church Toronto. His subject will be, “Stewardship of Time, Talents and Pessessions." Sr, Women's Institute The regular monthly meeting of the Sr. Women‘s Institute will be held on Tuesday evening, May 6th at 8 pm. at the home of Mrs. Herman Mortson. Motto “Today’s Best Should Be Tomorrow‘s Starting Point" will be given by Mrs. Harry Barber. Roll Call is 'to be answered by “A Short Cut to Cooking.” Mrs. Marcus Jarvis will show pictures. Special music will be given by Miss Marjorie Barber and Mrs, Rosalee Sutton. A hearty invitation is extended to all the ladies in the commun- ity to attend. Neighbourhood Notes Mr. Clarence Steckley had the misfortune to cut his left thumb very badly with a power-saw one day last week. The wound re- quired several stitches to close it. A speedy recovery is wished for, Mr,- Stash?!- Belated Birtliday Greetings to M11_G_a1:net ljrancy for April 23. Birthday Greetings to _Laurle King who will be one year old on May 4. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs_ Bruce Vanderbent nee Mina Stickley) who on May 4 will be celebrating their first wedding anniversary. Miss Olive Glover spent several days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hazelwood and family at Richvale. A number of the C.G.I.T. mem- bers from here attended the York County C.G.I.T. Rally in the Thornhill United Church, on Saturday. Mrs. Lawson Mumber~ son assisted in one of the dis- cussion groups. STUART PAXTON WIRING RICHMOND HILL HYDRO-ELECTRIC COMMISSION 56 Yonge Street North TU. 4-35II Phone TUrner 4-2881 Electrician Cook dinner and see a show for less than With electricity, you can cook dinner for your family. . . and afterwards watch television for 4% hours . . . for less than three cents! That’s real economy! 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