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We teach the Hoigar‘Neilson method of Arti- ficial 'Respiration, which has been found to be most effective and is quite easy to do. » During the summer must people go to the lakes, go swimming and lots of us have children. Quick and efiicient action may “Save A Life”. The theory and practice takes between 1V; to 2 hours. Your éhance to learn will be on Tuesday. May 27, at the Municipal Hall, Richmond Hill, at 7.30 pm. Please bringr a blanket with you and ladies may feel more comfortable in slacks. By public request extra nights could be arranged. Please call AV. 5-4311. Mrs. Allison. Marla/clue ; 7 MADELEINE THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, May 22, 1958 Hanson's FEnwers Garden Mums - Begonias - u L 3eran1ums - Beddlng Annuals '4 MILE WEST OF YONGE Jefferson Girls Softball' team was defeated by the Concord girls at Jefferson last week. Happy Birthday School News --_r.â€"_, -7, _, To Mary Dean Taylor on May 28; to Mr. Hallgren on May 22; and to the Squire of Turmoil Manor on May 26. Neighbourhood Notes Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Petersen entertaintd family and friends at an anniversary dinner on Mon- day. The happy occasion ended with a display of fireworks. I Mrs. Farrell and identical twin sons have returned to their home, Gamble Sideroad. Mrs. Jack Hosie, Carleton Place, are guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. I. Petersen. Mrs. W. Bell, Mrs. Goulding, Mrs. E. Gamble and Mrs. 1. Pet- ersen spent Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Lorne Clubine at Victoria Square. and celebrat- ed the latter‘s birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Richards and family went to their cottage at Sand Lake for the holiday week-end. They were accompan- Mr. and Mrs. Hans Hallgren spent the weekâ€"end with her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. E. Sundquist, Kipling. Ontario; "â€"ME-oénd' Mrs. E. A. Terry and family spent the week-end at Thorah Beach. Lake Simcoe. Septic Tanks Pumped & Cleaned 24 HOUR SERVICE RICHVALE SEPTIC TANK . SERVICE S. BAKER 138 Canvmo Road Wu! AV. 5-4563 ’54 DeSoto Hardtop ’56 Dodge Suburban, radio ’56 Dodge 4-Door Sportone ’50 Mercury Sedan ’54 DeSoto Sedan ’53 Pontiac Sedan ’53 Fords (2) ’53 Plymouth Suburban 1 Used Truck $150 MANY OTHERS .TO CHOOSE FROM WM. NEAL FOR A GOOD DEAL SEE USED CARS ELGIN MILLS-JEFFERSON NEWS Dodge TU RICHMOND HILL Correspondent: The Evening Branch of the Woman’s Auxiliary of St. John‘s Anglican Cnurcn TU. +2708 TU. 44534 ‘DeSoto 4-209] TU. 4-1171 Dealer 'ied by n Mr. and children Llllluh yu. Mr. and Mrs. E. Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hall. Billy and Jackie spent the week-end at Mr. E. Hall's cottage at Crystal Lake in Haliburton. -- . . 1.7,. Au LLulAwu ...... Cathy Snell celebrated her fourth birthday on May 19th. Mr. Wm. Potts. .\:1u"h|):1 012, is on a business trip to Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pass";" attended the 25th reunion of his graduating class at McMaster Un- iversity on Saturday. .v»...u._, -.. ___, David Kerwifi léft last week for Victoria, BC, where he will spegd tile surgmer fiynllu “u. g... Mr. Ross Kerwin attended a convention last week in Ste. Foy, Quebec._ “ Ar“. -1- ‘n:nl.. v... ..... Miss Annette Bostock of Rich- mond Hill visited with Mabel Louise Robertson on Empire Day. Community Club The regular Women's Meeting of the Jefferson Community Club will be held Wednesday morn- ing, May 28, at the home of Mrs. Dick Miller. Mrs. Colin Craw- ford will be present at this meet- ing to demonstrate the making of fancy sandwiches. Deanery Meeting - .. r ,. The 39th annual meeting of the Woman‘s Auxiliary Confer- ence of the Deanery of York North was held at St. Mary’s Church, Richmond Hill, on Wed- nesday, May 14. Those attend- ing from St. John's included Mrs. C. R. Wilcox, Mrs. Wm. Bell, Mrs. Neil Dibb, Mrs. M. Beynon. Mrs. S. Snively, Mrs. J. 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The trip was planned as a geographical survey at first hand of watersheds, etc., and three bus loads of our future teachers com- prised the party. Another happy event of last wek for Margaret was her graduation on Wednes- day, at which her mother was present. son and her mother, Mrs. Rolph Perkins were among the visitors. After the business and the wor- ship service, Mrs. Johnson intro- duced Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crean. who showed beautiful slides of their extensive trip last year to California and New Mexico. Mrs. Crean's running commentary was both entertaining and informa- tive; and some pictures of local scenes (and some local folk). pro- ved exceptionally interesting. Mrs. Rumble thanked the Creans. A delightful lunch served by the hostess completed the meeting. Next meeting, on June 9. will be in charge of Mrs. Freeman Bark- er. The key word is “Tell” and the meeting will be at the church. Last Wednesday afternoon, Victoria Square W.M.S. held its May meeting in the church there, with a lengthy agenda. A brief memorial service was held for former member, Mrs. V. West- brook. which was led by Mrs. Deverell. The spring rally of the York Presbytery W.M.S. was an- nounced for Tuesday. June 3. to be held in St. Andrew's United FOR HOME DELIVERY TELEPHONE CORRESPONDENT; MRS. H. ACREMAN R. R. A Gormley â€" Phone ‘I‘Urner 4-2236 HEADFORD NEWS WORONTO DA EV STAR Church. Markham. There is a new schedule for this meeting, the sessions taking place in the‘ afternoon and evening. instead of morning and afternoon as formerly. A most interesting pro- gram has been prepared. and it is hoped there will be a good at- tendance. For those able to take advantage of both sessions, sup~ per will be provided for 3 mm“- inal sum, Victoria Square W.M.S. June meeting will be a Baby Band graduation and will take place on the last Saturday in June. For refreshments we sat at a table decorated with favors and place cams a: had .> , at the CGIT- Mother and Daughâ€" ter banquet and Mrs Binnington and Mrs. Perkins poured tea. It is hoped that all Headford folk and their friends will be present at ten o’clock next Sun- day, when the Sabbath School will be holding its anniversary. Miss Dixon Riley, renowned for her work among juniors. will present an interesting program. For the evening service, our own choir will be present, and the pulpit will be occupied by our own minister, Mr. Binnington. The flowers in the church on Sunday were particularly beauti- ful, having been prize winners at Unionvilles Horticultural Show Lorraine and Murray Acreman visited with the Jack Pierces at the week-end. Hal and Mrs. Acre- man had a delightful trip last week renewing acquaintances in Linton, Lloydtown, and Schom- berg. We were happy to have Mr. and Mrs. Allan Wellman and their family present with us on Sunday for the church service. 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