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10 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, 24 Elizabeth St. N. Richmond Hill Richmond Hill TUrner 4-1312 HERBERT R. BUTT Associated With GEO. McMURRICH SONS LIMITED will be received by the Richmond Hill Public School Board for painting the exterior of the McConaghy Public School. For specifications and details contact TENDERS CLOSE 5 RM. THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1958 THE TOWNSHIP OF VAUGHAN DOG CATCHER Applications Will be received for the position of “Dog Catcher” for the Township of Vaughan. Truck, equipment, shelter and food will be provided by the Township. The applicant will be responsible for the operation of the Township’s equip- ment, the impounding of dogs and the care and feeding of dogs impounded. The salary approved will be $2.7 60.00 per annum for a forty-eight hour week. All applications should be made on forms supplied by the Township and available at the Municipal Offices in Maple. DON’T TAKE CHANCES! TERRIFIC BRAKE HEAT Imagine pressing your hand against a brake drum at sixty miles an hourl The heat generated is such that it could make a cheap brake lining completely useless after one fast stop! Raybestos brake linings are specially made to resist heat and wearâ€"for your safety. AND WEAR FACTORS are the problems of today’s brakes. GET A COMPLETE TAKE YOUR CAR To BRAKE CHECK CANADA'S BEST-KNOWN AND lAlGEST-SELLING BRAKE UNING YOUR INSURANCE GARAGE SUPPLY CO., LTD. 36 Breadalbane St. Toronto, Ont. Contact head office or nearest branch of: TENDERS CARL FRENCH, Maintenance Supervisor, Dependable J. M. MCDONALD, Service Telephone For Clerk-Treasurer, Vaughan Township 4 Wellington St. E. Toronto Toronto EMpire 4-3317 665" um uu u. .. -_.__ e, Recently 110 candidates from 6 difierent parishes were con- firmed by Bishop Wilkinson at St. Timothy’s Church From St. Mark’s and St. John's Churches were Sandra Emberley, Mrs. Edna Hogben, Mr. and Mrs. Herb- ert Comfort, Gloria Newhall. E. Parker. Ian Davison. Gary Mc- Laughlan. Douglas Stewart and Richard Wilcox. lst Jefferson Brownies St. John‘s Church A heartfelt thanks to all who had a share in making the recent Brownie banquet such a success, especially to the Cub mothers who worked so hard and the following donors who were so generous, Roselawn Dairy, Hall's Service Station, Towne Me " Market, Rogers I.G.A., Rice's Flowers, Cousins Dairy and Browns Bread. Brown Owl Trixie Gray also voices her appreciation to all. St. John’s Sunday School Senior Sunday School members of St. John’s Anglican Church at- tended a Mother’s Day service in the church last Sunday morning, when the Rev. E. W4 Morley de- livered a beautifu‘ tribute to honour “her” day. The junior classes joined in special prayers for their mothers, led by Miss Grace Hobbs, Sunday school superindent. Christian leaders are needed in the younger grade classes of the school and any mother or older woman who feels the call is requested to contact either the Rev. D. C. H. Michell or Miss Hobbs. Woman’s Auxiliary The evening branch of the Woman’s Auxiliary of St. John’s Anglican Church met at the home of Mrs. Stan Leno on Thursday evening, May 8. Sympathy The sympathy of the commun- ity is extended to Mr. Albert Jones in the loss of his sister. Mrs. West. Mothers’ Auxiliary May 15, 1958 The economy-mind- ed man orders our fuel oil because from the finest oil you can expect the finest burner performance per gallon. Call us today. WHEN SPRING SNEAKS IN A COLDISH DAY, OUR OIL ON HAND DRIVES CHILL AWAY 1,000 HATS ELGIN MILLS-JEFFERSON NEWS Next Tuesday, May 20, the Mo‘ Pretty as a picture are the chic new chapeaux at Madeleine's. All the top colors. straws and shapes are included. Some blooming with flowers, some brightened with ribbons and bands. You’ll want one of the Breton sailors that turn up everywhere this year - - - see them in sevâ€" eral saucy versions in the high and pastel shades. Madeleine's chapeaux are de- signed to delight the eye and heart of Madame et Madem- oiselle. Summer Handbags New novelty plastics and straws Reasonably priced from $1.99 to $7.95. (at Fairlawn) 2 bus stops below city limits (Man/0’61!" 2 f Mminery & Accessories 3319 YONGE ST. Correspondent: The Evening Brunch oi the Woman’s Auxiliary of St. John's Anglican Church TU. 4-2708 TU. 4-1534 M A DELEI NE 9 am. to 6 pm. Friday till 9 pm HU. 8-5406 thers’ Auxiliary will meet at Mrs. A. McFee’s, Gamble Side- road at 8.30 pm. All Brownie, Cub and Scout mothers are in- vited to attend. School News lelvv- . . v The boys’ softball team of Jef- ferson School was defeated by the Maple team on Tuesday. Neighbourhood Notes Carol Hallgren returned home Saturday after a successful op- eration in Sick Children's Hos- pital. . -. “,_ ‘1_II:_-_ Mr. and Mrs. Don Hellings have left for a trip to California. Mr. and Mrs. David Jackson, Chicago, spent a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Jackson. Mrs. Wm. Bell, Mrs. D. Gould- ing and Mrs. I. Petersen had lunch in Toronto on Monday with Mrs. Bell‘s sister-in-law. Mrs. Creighton. Happy Birthday ’fo Linda Patton on May 18. Belated greetings to Judy Ander- son, Jack Judd and Leslie Betts. Leaping Wolf Ceremony The Goingâ€"up Ceremony from Cubs to Scouts was held Monday evening at Jefferson School with a wonderful attendance of par- ents. The ceremony got under way with the “grand howl’ by the Cubs, followed by the flag- break by the Scouts. . Skipper, Mr. E. H. Ensor, was presented with the Scout Cap badge by Mr. G. H. Saul. This badge qualifies Mr. Ensor as of- ficial scoutmaster of the Jeffer- son group. The impressive going- up ceremony of six cubs was then performed. The Cubs were taken by Akela through an avenue of ten lighted candles to meet Skip- per, and were received into the troop and patrols. The cub graduates were Wayne Havilland, Fred Waters, David Potts. Paul Dodson, John McFee and Tommy Hobsonl The investi- ture of new chums included Mi- chael Shannon, Larry Marshall, Cornelius Sommers. The newest chum is Jack Judd. The cubs honored their mothers with individual .gifts of needle cases. The presentation of the first scarf was made to David Lavender and Bobby Safruk. The evening was brought to a close by the “mouse howl", prayer and lowering of flag by Skipper En- sor. A highlight of the evening was the lovely lunch served by the Mothers’ Auxiliary. Those assisting were Mrs. McFee, Mrs. Cracknell and Mrs. Ivan Peter- sen. Correspondent: David Barbour Henderson Ave. Phone AV‘. 5'2288 Friends and neighbours of Ann Canvin, Henderson Ave., are sorry to hear she is in Bran- son Hospital with an appendic- itis. The Doncaster Community Lad- ies Club held a very successful Euchre, Monday, May 12th at Thornhill Public School. There were eleven tables of progressive euchre and eleven tables of Mar- athon. Winners in the Marathon were Mr. and Mrs. Beattie, form- erly of Doncaster. Second prize was won by Mr. and Mrs. J. Bar- bour, Henderson Ave. Third prize was won by Mr. G. Riseborough and partner, Mr. B. Semple. Prize winners in the progressive were Mrs. J. Elliot and Mrs. R. Hud- ema. School News The Henderson Ave., School Concert on May 7 and 8, turned‘ out very successful both from a‘ weather and financial standpoint. The capacity crowds were an in- spiration to the young performers who put on an admirable per- formance. A net profit of approx- imately $25.00 was realized which will be used for school purposes. The staff are grateful to all par- ents who supported us so well. The parents of all children in the 5 and 6 year old groups during the year of 1958 are reminded of the registration day. at Hender- son Ave., Public School, for the children on May 28th, 930 to 11:30 and 1:30 to 3:00. Kinder- garten classes will be held in the Area in September for the first ‘time. Proof of age must be pro- ‘vided on registration day. ‘ Ladies Club The Community Ladies’ Club held its monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Clemence, on May 8th. The June meeting will take the form of a visit to the York Pioneer Museum on June 4th. Members please meet at Harbours at 6:30 pm. Final plans were made for the Euchre to be held at Thornhill School ,on May 12, and for the June Tea and Bazaar to be held at Mizen's on Wednesday, June 11th. The speaker for the even- ing was Mrs. Allison of the St. John's Ambulance Brigade. She gave a very interesting and in- formative lecture and demon. stration on artificial respiration. After practice of the Holger Neil- son method of artificial respirat- ion by the members under Mrs. Allison‘s supervision, refresh- ments were served by the host- esses Mrs. Cole Sr. and Mrs. Cole \ Jr. Septic Tanks Pumped & Cleaned 24 HOUR SERVICE RICHVALE SEPTIC TANK SERVICE S. BAKER 138 Can-ville Road Wug AV. 5-4563 DONCASTER Don Hellings Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Barker, Mrs. Wm. Wellman and Mrs. Ac- reman took advantage of the School for Elders and Stewards held in Stoufiville United Church on Tuesday evening last. In the study group for Stewards there was much information about the Every Member Visitation. After- wards the two groups united for a service at which Rev. Tom Haz- lewood of St. Pauls Avenue Rd, gave a powerful sermon on tith- ings The bowling season of Rich- mond Rollers wound up its ac- tivities with a banquet at Sum mlt View restaurant on Thurs- day last at which Lorraine and Mrs. Acreman were present. Headford church was nicely decorated with spring flower ar- rangements by Mrs. George Bar- ker for the joint Family Day ser- vice at 10 o’clock. The Sunday school pupils excelled themselves in their scripture readings and choruses under the direction of Margaret Brodie. Sharon Rum- ble told an interesting story and Mr. Binnington spoke on A God- centred Home. On May 25, the Sabbath school will hold its an- niversary. There will be a joint service at which Miss Dickson Riley will be guest speaker. Miss Riley is widely known for her work with children. As has been the custom for several years, Headford W.A. held its annual church service on Family Day at 7.30 pm. There were visitors from Toronto. Rich- mond Hill, Unionville, Victoria Square and Queensville. Head- ford choir assisted with the music and duets were sung by tw0 lad- ies from the choir of Victoria Park United Church. Their min- ister and his wife and his mo- ther. Rev. Don Tansley, Mrs. Tansley and Mrs. Tansley Sr., were also present. Guest speaker was Dr. Margaret Arkinstall, president of the W.M.S. Presby- terial of York, who brought an inspiring message. A very friend- ly social time followed in the ;Sunday school room. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Ewart were recent visitors with the Ac- remans. Mrs. McDougal is visit- ing for a few days with her dau- ghter, Mrs. Cummer Lee. " Mr: Fred Lee and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Lee left on Sunday morn- YONGE STREET N. The Fairlane SOCâ€"sleek, trimlinea and Thunderbird GO make it style and. performance champion of its class. R. D. LITTLE & SON LTD. FOR A BETTER BUY IN A USED CAR OR CORRESPONDENT: MRS. H. ACREMAN R. R. l Gormley â€" Phone TUrner 4-2236 HEADFORD NEWS Ford’s strength is beauty-wrapped Just one look and you’ll know why this great new Ford is every man’s favorite land-craft. Here is new style in steel. New low, lean lines that linger with you long after you lose sight of the sculptured rear deck. Inside, fine-car appointments and trim you’d expect to find only in higher priced cars. But look again! There’s brawn beneath the beauty. 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