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TUrner 4-1534 | ADMISSION by TICKET ONLY “1.: 0 Top Entertainment! ' 0 Free Chicken Barbecue 0 Tour One of Canada’s Most Modern Mills 0 Study Poultry, Stock, Equipment, Building Exhibits BETTER MINNIE PEARL KNOW IF YOU FEED POULTRY or LIVE STOCK YOU and YOUR FAMILY ARE INVITED TO ATTEND WHITBY, ONT. SATURDAY, MAY 31 Official Opening by Hon. Leslie Frost, Premier of Ontario Free Parking from 9 am. . Mill Tours from 10 am. lunch from H to 12 NEW PURINA Mlll. the GRAND OPENING of the I. D. RAMER 8. SON Ilear These Headliners! sgfigazegagagain: ul‘ "v... u- _-._,, The May meeting of. the Sr. Women's Institute was held on Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Herman Mortson with 35 present. The meeting was in charge of Mrs. Wm. Orr. Roll call was answered by A Short A group from the 19th Avenue- 3rd line vicinity finished up their first season of bowling with a dinner at the Summit View res- taurant. Trophies and prizes were presented to Mrs. Lloyd Canning, Mr. Forrest Dullege. Mrs. Ar- thur Wilson. Mrs. Lloyd Beatty. Mr. Don Cole. Mrs. Forrest Dull- ege, Mr. Arthur Wilson and Mr. Neil Mortson. Everyone enjoyed a trip through Europe in colour. courtesy of Miss June Collard. Mr. Forrest Dullege acted as Master of Ceremonies. Vacation School A meeting was held in Headlord United Church for all vacation school workers on the Victoria Square charge last Monday ev- ening. It was decided to hold the vacation school in the Headford church and school from July 14- 18. Sr. Women’s Institute Cut to Cooking. The motto, “To- day‘s Best should be Tomorrow‘s Starting Point," was given by Mrs. Harry Barber. Special music was provided by Mrs. Rosalee Sutton and Miss Marjorie Barâ€" ber. Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Jarvis showed pictures on Muskoka. Ni- agara and pictures of local inter- est.- Refreshments were served by the hostesses. School Ror Elders, Stewards ‘ or ask fhe Purina Dealer nearesf you A number of men from here attended the school for elders and stewards in Stoufiville Un- ited Church last Tuesday. Bridal Shower Bowling On Wednesday evening about 50 neighbours and friends gath- ered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Reid Brumwell to hold a miscell- aneous shower in honour of Miss Margaret Wigmore and Mr. Gor- don Brumwell who are being married on Saturday. May 17. Many gifts were received by the happy couple. Margaret and Gor- don thanked everyone for the kindnesses shown them. Refresh- ments were served. On Friday evening Miss Mary Muirhead entertained in the Vic- toria Square community hall for Miss Marilyn Bolland and Mr. Walter Muirhead, when she held a miscellaneous shower in their honour. The bride-toâ€"be and the groom-toâ€"be are being married on May 31. Mothers’ Day Service There were 102 present at Sun- day School on Sunday when the Mothers’ Day service was held. The scripture lesson was taken by the boys‘ intermediate class. Wayne and Bruce Mortson sang a duet. Sharon Boynton repeated the 23rd Psalm. Margaret Smith read the story. The children sev- en years and under sang two choruses. Church News V;I:hei theme for the church ser- HANK SNOW "Wésiern" singing star ,of stage, screen and radio,with his Rainbow Ranch Boys. CORRESPONDENT VICTORIA SQUARE NEWS the 19th Avenue- NT : MRS. W. SANDLE. Victor“ Square Telephone Gormley 5421 vice on Sunday was. “Wanted - A God-Centred Home”. During the service the rite of baptism was conferred on Barbara Lynn. daugher of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mackness: and Robert George, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Veitch. Rev. A. F. Binnington of- 7A--.-I ciéted. The choir sang Mother‘s Day gnthgm. acaalun There will be a meeting of the Session on Tuesday. May 20, at 8 p.m.. in Brown's Corners Unitâ€" ed Church. .. .. WA. The regular monthly meeting of the W.A. will be held in the Sunday school room, May 21. at 8 pm. Guest speaker will be Mrs. Bennich, Dominion Secretary of the Y.W.C.A.. who will speak on the Education Conference at Ot- tawa. The theme for the service on May 18. at 2.30 pm. will be on Rural Life with the sermon be- ing “A Farmer's Prayer”. Every- one is invited. Session *‘ 1'7..DLL- Y.P.U. The Victoria Squarev Young People were the guests of the Presbyterian Young People, at Richmond Hill on Sunday even- Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Orr, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Kefier had Sun- day evening dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Orr and family. .u.g. .-.... '._ ,,, The basket of flowers in the church on Sunday were in mem- ory of Mrs. Westbrook. Cancer The cancer campaign for the Victoria Square district has come to a close. We have had :1 won- derful response and have realiz- ed $624.75. Friends are pleased to hear that Mrs. Neil Brown is able to be home from the hospital follow- ing her recent operation. and is very much improved in health.' Dr. Betty Stephenson and chil- dren. Mrs. Stephenson and Miss Grace Boynton of Willowdale. called on Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Boynton Sunday Welling. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Collard and family, Mrs. G. T. McMullen of Temperanceville. Mrs. Greta Larmer of Oshawa had Sunday evening dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Collard and family. _-., _,. Misses Cheryl and Cathy Col- lard spent the week-end with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Collard. - May 15. 1958 lunch from H to 12 ' 85% fl Ea! _ ' _8‘_Q_MI_I_I_K_N__I BRUCE SMITH M.C. of 1he CJBC morning show, "T0051 and Jamboree”. LIBERAL CLASSIFIEDS BRING QUICK RESULTS â€" while Ohoy lafl m for your: Richmond Hill “Wanted special SPRINE FAIR and HORSE SHOW RICHMOND HILL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY 109th Annual SATURDAY, MAY 24 Ih - Judging Starts at H am. See Some of Canada's Finest Horses In the Show Ring ‘ York County Jersey Show - Guernsey Cali Competition - Rabbit Show Tractor Driving Contest Horseshoe Pitching Competition Square Dance Contest for Valuable Prizes A New, Bigger Midway - Games and Attractions Come and Enjoy all the Fun and Entertainment At One Of Ontario's Oldest Fairs Gordon Atkinson, President Mm Richmond Hil Park Classes for Light and Heavy Horses Thrilling Saddle and Hurdle Events Mrs. Margaret Burton, Secretary