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' Mrs. J. Martin Elected Chairman ; Y\orl( County Mental Health Assoc. I re John Mnan (15' Mnnlp mgr Voting for three executive ‘ * Adults 75c Mrs. John Martin of Maple has been elected chairman of the re- cently organized York County Mental Health Association. Rock Hudson ROXY THEATRE MARKHAM Doors Open 6:45 Sat. Mat. 1.15 Well, Thin-5.. Fri., Sat. May 14, 15, 16. 17 “FAREWELL T0 ARMS" Holiday Midnight Show SUNDAY, MAY 18. at 12.05 “REFORM SCHOOL GIRL" Technicolor and “UNDERWATER WARRIOR” Mon.. Tues.. Wed. May 19, 20. 21 “ALL MINE TO GIVE" Rudy Kloosterman AX. 3-6131 34 Cows ACCREDITED - VACCINATED - BLOOD TESTED Dehorned This is one of the top producing commercial Guernsey herds, 31 cows producing 10-11 cans of milk daily. The cows are big and strong and are in nice shape. A lot of nice fall fresheners. GUERNSEY DISPERSAI. “SHE DEMON” ADULT Mr. MacQuarrie is keeping the 1957 heifers. with Dan Dailey c Students 50c Children 25c 0.0.0.0---- -« -« q .1 - IT’S STORAGE TIME NOW AT BARTH'S HAVE YOUR FURS PICKED UP TO-DAY Also For Your Convenience We Have The New WEDNESDAY MAY 21 l :00 RM Cinemascope Technicolor ADULT 2 SEND SUITS, DRESSES. ‘ Only . per box COATS, CHILDREN‘S CLOTHES. Includes Insurance protection up to $250. JACKETS. S‘VEATERS- SKIRTS PLUS USUAL CLEANING CHARGES AND BLANKETS (FUR on ma TRIM ARTICLES EXCLUDED) Drive In Pick-up and Delivery Speedy Service TU. 4-2291 Il‘unl 198 YONGE STREET NORTH, RICHMOND HILL Drive In - - - No Parking Problems EMIWHIIHI W V'"=SH|RT FOR A CATALOG â€" WRITE T0 Ontario Guernsey Breeders' Association Box 99, Guelph, Ont. WELL DIGGING AND CLEANING WELL TILE FOR SALE LL KINDS OF COMPRESSOR WORK and 44 REGISTERED GUERNSEYS F'UL'I'J Vâ€"S-T'OJEAGE PROTECTION MORE CLOSET SPACE for Now you can enjoy from moths, fire and theft your summer things ONE PRICE STORAGE RATE everything stores for one price Jennifer Jones THE THRIFTY WAY TO STORE THOSE WOOLLENS E. P. MacQUARRIE 6 Bred Heifers Maple, Ont. Owner “fine-JOE Were pfeased to hear that 85 memberships had been issued at the organizational meet April 2}) at Richmond. Hill; Members of the branch, in close co-operation with the Onâ€" tario division .plan. to organize community units to carry on the work of C.M.H.A. in educational programs and volunteer services. Admiral E. R. Mainguy. pres- ent from the Ontario division of the Canadian Mental Health As- sociatlon, Toronto. declared that the York branch was the largest project yet sponsored by the On- tario division. Communities rep- resented are Aurora. Maple. New- market. Richmond Hill. Schom- berg. Stoufi‘ville. Sutton and Thornhlll. It was decided at the meeting that three additional areas he represented on the board, namely King City, Mark- ham and Woodbridge. Voting for three executive of- ficers was carried on at the first meeting of the association's board of directors, held last Thursday in Aurora. The two other execu- tives on the board are vice-chair- man Reverend Douglas Davis. Stoufiville, and secretary-treas- urer (pro-tem) Mrs. Florence Murray, Aurora. Needed At David McLean Ltd. andt- " elm/oer 4 More Salesmen SOMETHING TO SELL USE "LIBERAL" CLASSL'FIED ADS FOR QUICK zlESULTS PHONE TURNER 4-1105 Ted DeBoer HU. 7-0093 6 1958 Calves Hi-Fi fans and naturalists have a treat in store for them this Fri- day. Dr. D. Gunn of the South Peel Naturalists will be enter- taining us with the new warbler recording made by Dr. W. W. H. Gunn and reproduced by means of Hi-Fi equipment. He will also show slides and talk about war- blers. Many of the songs of the warblers are in the high frequen- cy range and are interesting from this point of view. These small colourful birds are often passed by unnoticed, but with the aid of the ear they may he detegted. Warblers do befriend the hu- man race, with their small slen- der bills they poke into the crev- ises of the bark and search the blossoms and leaf buds for in- sect life. An entomologist has stated that if there were no birds, in 10 years the insect population would be so numerous as to make life for the human race impos- sible. Man has produced many insecticides only to learn that the insects became resistant to the poisons. The warblers start arriving in the first week of May. Many come from South America and start their trip leisurely at only 30 miles a day and set up their pace to more than 200 miles a day be- fore the trip is finished. They ar- rive year after year practically on thesame day; perhaps it would be more accurate to say the same night. They do migrate at night and appear in waves which are in tune with prevailing weather conditions ;that is, in the warm sector of a low pressure area moving northward. Should a cold front ap roach, the birds may be stalled or days. Some will stay here. others will push on to the Coniferous forests. To give an idea of the Warbler population. a count per 100 acres of coniferous stand in Ontario has totalled as high as 319 breeding pairs. The Richmond Hill Naturalists will welcome visitors to join them at Wrixon Hall. St. Mary’s Anglican Church at 8 pm. this May 9th to hear these fine Hi-Fi bird song recordings. » The Yearly Bird List brought up to date: The birds are listed according to first arrival date and alsa the observers name is shown. Eighty-eight species have been recorded since January lst, 1958. (67) Yellow-shafted Flicker, April 15. R.H.N., (68) Purple Martin, April 15. Mr. Lamb. (69’, Tree Swallow, April 19, R.H.N., (70) CARL E. HILL, M.D.. M.O.H YOUR WAISTLINE â€"- YOUR LIFE LINE - (2nd of 2 Articles) Overweight will: Interfere with body func- N. Y. DEPT. OF HEALTH vesaels. Force the lungs to supply more oxygen to support and nourish fat. Overweight leads: . . Toward ‘éiirly fatigue. To putting unnecessary strain on muScles and ligaments. To mechanical troubles with feet. knees and back. Overweight is usually due to: What you eat. How much you eat. What to do about overweight: Consult your physician. He will determine the cause of your overweight, and prescribe a plan for your individual needs. Reduction of your waistline mey lengthen your lifetime. tion. Burden the circulatit‘m with extra miles of tiny blood TU. 4-2329 Nature Notes by Richmond Hill Naturalists turalists have :hem this Fri- of the South ill be enter- new warbler Dr. W. W. H. :ed by means , He will also .k about war- songs of the high frequen- :eresting from These small often passed rith the aid of )e dete ted. fiend t e hu- ir small slen- into the crev- id search the buds for in- )mologlst has were no birds. act population .us as to make 1 race impos- Bam Swallow .April 22. I. Board- man. (71) Rough-winged Swallow. Apr. 22. 1.3., (72) Lesser Yellow- legs, Apr. 27. R.H.N., (73) Winter Wren. Apr. 27, R.H.N., ('74) Com- mon Snipe, Apr. 27, R.H.N., (75) Greater Yellow-legs. Apr. 30. R.H.N.. (76) Bobolink, Apr. 30, Dr. L .Langstafi. 77) Towhee. May 1. LB, (78) Olive-backed Thrush. May 1. 1.13., (79) Myrtle Warbler, May 1, L. Jackman (80) Black and white warbler, May 1, L.J.. (81) Rusty Blackbird, May'l, L. J. (82) Chipping Sparrow. May 2. R.H.N., (83) Spotted Sandpiper May 3, Dr. I... (84) Green Heron. May 4, J. Sherbarth. (85) White- crowned Sparrow. May 4, J. Large, (86) Gallinule. May 4, J.S., (87) Black-throated Green War- bler. May 4, Mrs. P. Addison, (88) Wood Duck. May 4, RH. Natural- ists. Dr. Lillian Langstaff. 27 Church St. N. would be pleased to hear of further observations. STUART PAXTON WIRING LINE WORK Phone TUrner 4-2881 SPECIAL FANCY GREEN] ARNOLD FARMS OFFER THE SALE IN ITS HISTORY FOR Lawn Sprinkler #AL. SIZE â€" REG. $4.59. THERMOS BOTTLE lemonade CARROTS ! LB. Pig: MIXING BOWLS LIBBY’S FROZEN Electrician 48 OZ. TIN PEAS SPECIAI APPLE JUICE DURA WHITE REG. $3.98 SET OF 4 ALLEN’S DICED TIN S 3.49 298 Short RIB ROAST “’59 YOUNG TURKEYSm: “'57 SMOKED HAM 31.52.“:“59 "RindIess Smoked SIDE BACON 15- 69 FAMN§¥3LEF$§E§SH SAUSAGEm 33 SP ST EAKS 85:50 it 89 HOT B-Q CHICKENS u, 1.39 WEENER ROLLS $333"; w 19 SERVIETTES 2:13. 0va 47 DOG FOOD riéégan 4 "N5 2 MILK 3 Hit Ctns- 5 PEJ. POTATOES 10 '55- Iéoidefi Ripe B 2 lbs. 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