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STUART PAXTON Electrician TIRE SALE WIRING LINE WORK Phone TUrner 4-2881 670 x 15 3 1.1: Plus Recappable Casing NEW TEADS 670 x15 $6.95 750 x 14 . . . . . . . . . . $9.95 Plus Recappable Casing Used Tires $3.95 up WHEEL BALANCING Weights Included Battery & Radiator Service Industrial Rd. TU. 4-2380 Richmond Hill 10 m LIBERAL. RM - RADIO - Hl-FI T-V ANTENNAS INSIALLED CUSTOM CAR RADIOS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $49.90 All Tires Mounted Free Flats Fixed 75c COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE Retreading & Repairs To Horticulture, Ratepayer Societies, and other interested groups We are pleased to announce there will be con- ducted tours to groups of interested parties, through our Experimental Nursery Farm during the summer months, where you may see the different kinds of shrubs, trees. etc. in leaf and bloom. growing in their natual surroundings. FOR APPOINTMENT, phone TU. 4-3361. ALPINE NURSERIES Used Farm Implements 2 No. 77 New Holland Balers 1 No. 66 New Holland Baler 1 Massey-Harris No. 11 Side Delivery Rake 1 IH.C. Side Delivery Rake 1 W4 I.HC. Tractor 1 Ford Tractor We also have Baler Twine at the best prices â€"â€" New Holland, Red Top, Dutch and Mexican HAROLD MORTSON FOR SALE Sfop 22 Yonge Sfreet AV. 5-2669 NEW TIRES Your local Massey-Ferguson Dealer BATHURST ST.. 2 MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND HILL S 9.95 29 Yonge Street South RICHMOND HILL, ONT. TU. 4-1722 NOTICE ‘RICHVALE ELECTRONICS 99¢ Returns From Holiday Mr. Lou Wainwright returned from a three-week noliday trip to the British Isles last Wednes- day where he toured Scotland and most of England visiting rel- atives in Warrington. and sight- seeing. He spent four days in Randy Bagg. son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bagg, Edgeley, Ontario, won second prize for: ghowmapship‘ undey 1‘2 years, 2é‘"€hé“Rié'firiiSfid 'Hiil Agricul- CORRESPONDENT: MRS. M. E. TAYLOR 181 Spruce Avenue Phone AV. 3-4298 _â€" RICHVALE NEWS London. About 20 attended a family dinner party at night to welcome his home-coming. Socials I l , ,, .I _ A Mr and Mrs. J. Sim attenueu the wedding or their nephew, A1- lan Richards to Miss Tomas‘me Barnett on Saturday in Emmanu- el Presbyterian Church. Toronto. The reception was held at the ,,__A- 5.. home of 'the Scarborough. A speedy recovery is wished for Mrs. N. Lenton. who is at present in St. Michael’s Hospi- tal. Deepest sympathy is extended to Mrs. J. Dawson in the loss of her mother last week. A farewell party was held at the home of Mrs. D. Bayler, May Avenue. last Thursday evening, honouring Mrs. G. Harrison. Twenty of her friends and neigh- bours presented her with a wall mirror and 3 china tea set. Mrs. E. Lambert, Mrs. A. Blackburn. Mrs. B. Houle and Mrs. D. Lawrie went on their annual trip to Buffalo where they spent five days shopping and sightâ€"seeing. They returned home on June 7. “er. andriVIfiEseren Rutherford of Woodstock dropped in at the home of the Deane Clarkes‘ on Sunday. Entertains Canvassers The canvassers of the recent‘ Cancer Campaign in the Richâ€" vale-Langstaff area west of Yonge ‘ street, were entertained at the home of Mrs. R. J. Miller, Birch Avenue, who was Captain. on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. G. Purvls of Buttonville. campaign chairman of the Richmond Hill and District Unit of the Cancer Society. was present to extend her personal thanks to the ladies for having given so freely of their time and for having pro- duced such splendid returns. The Cancer Society would like to thank all those who donated [so generously to the campaign. Canvassers of the Richvale area for the recent cancer cam- paign were: Mrs. Dennis Under- hill, Mrs. Adams Sr., Mrs. Lou Wainwright, Mrs. L. A. Kirk, Mrs. Howard Nicholls. Mrs. C. Hamilton, Mrs. V. DelBrocco, Mrs. R. W. Gray, Mrs. F. Broome, Mrs. W. Sutcliffe, Mrs. Ed. Row- don, Mrs. J. Donaldson, Mrs. N. McDermott, Mrs. G. Reynolds, Mrs. J. McCarthy, Mrs. J. J. Taylor, Mrs. J. W. Kirk. Mrs. H. Jarman, Mrs. B. Douglas. Miss G. Stouvel, Miss M. Stouvel, Mrs. S. Facer. Mrs. C. G. Robson. Mrs. H. B. Morningstar, Mrs. F. 0. Price. Mrs. W. G. Baker, Mrs. W. Barker, Mrs. J. D. Every, and Mrs. J. L. Goldthorpe. Grade 1 Tea Mrs. Ray Shier of Ross Doan Home and School. is convening a Grade 1 tea for the children who will be entering school in Sep- tember. The mothers are also being invited this year, to at- tend this get-acquainted tea. Birthday Party On Sunday a combined Fath- er's Day and birthday celebration for Mrs. Al. Blackburn took place at the Blackburn home when the John Robertsons and Sandra from Weston, the W. Turners, D. Fettes. and Fred Barkers. all of Richmond Hill. joined the Blackburns for a pic- nic and barbecue. In the evening they all enjoyed some home movies. Neighbours The Walter Smiths on Oak Avenue are going to be greatly missed by their many friends. Living here for the past 24 years where Mr. Smith established a painting business with his son. Gordon. Mr. and Mrs. Smith sold their home and moved on Friday to Port Bolster on the shores of Lake Simcoe. Their house has been bought by Mr. and Mrs. Trafiord of Long Branch. whom we welcome to the community. Chapel Ladies Meet About 30 ladies attended the regular women‘s meeting of the Richvale Chapel on Wednesday of last week. which was held at the home of Mrs. Frank Laurini- tus on Yonge St. Mr. Rosenthal of Richmond Hill gave an ad- dress on “World Unrest and the Hope of the Christian". On Sunday evening the film “Martin Luther“ will be shown at the chapel. ‘and Mrs. J. Sim ~attendAe‘d SOMETHING TO SELL PHONE TU. 4-1105 ’the bfléé's parents in tural Fair. Randy is the fourth genera- tion of the Bagg family to show cattle at the Fair. â€" Photo by Lagerquist The Temperanceville W.I. held its last meeting until September 10 in the schoolhouse. Among the 72 attending were guests from Laskay, King Ridge and Kettleby. The treasurer reported the balance on hand was $61.81; the Red Sheild campaign netted approximately $115: the travell- ing shirt realized $20. Dates to remember are: July 8. Laskay's 50th W.I. anniversary; July 14-18. W.I. members’ holl- day at Guelph; July 3, the fourth W. 1. Rally in Stoufiville; June 21 annual picnic at Sharon Temple. Mrs. Nelson Thompson ‘and Mrs. Clayton Beynon proudly displayed the “Grandmother’s Quilt Block" book which won first prize at the district annual. The aprons which received first prize at St-homberg Fair were al- so o‘n display. cu. ......7,, Ms. Nelson Thompson, on be- half of all members expreSSed reâ€" gret at losing Mrs. Agnes Baldwin as a member. The Gordon Bald- wins have sold their home on the 2nd concession and are moving to Orillia. An institute cup 'with the crest on it was presented to Mrs. Baldwins. Friends wish the Bald- wins every happiness and suc- cess in their new locality. The exhibit by Temperance- ville W.I. for the Aurora Horse Show will be “Lamp Shades â€"â€" New Lamps for Old." The-Bibrgâ€"rairh pfesented by the guests was full of humor, good music and inspiration. STOP 24 YONGE STREET CORRESPONDENT: MRS. MILTON WELLS, R. R. 3 KING Phone PR. 3-5239 TEMPERANCEVILLE NEWS As true today as always AOCK OF AGES 16!! in the wall a! norm churchel. in art glass win- dows. may often be seen the pic‘ ture Rock of Ages. Lowering black clouds :01] along the vast horizon. and the lurid lightnings flash 5- thwafl the ebon masses 0! the sky. And I great cross of rock is lifted above the wild waves' play. And a woman, with flying gar- ments and widely streaming hair. cling! with both hands to the cross of rock. On a cottage well in the coun- tryside was seen a picture very like that which has just been de- lcribed â€" the lame stormswept expense of the great deep. the same lightning: zigzagging the sky, the same cross of rock lifting itself. above the wild waves' play. But there is one distinctive difference â€"she clings to the cross with only one hand while with the other she lay: firm hold upon another who but for her timely aid would be Iwept away into the stormy deep. Rock of Ages it is, but let it bear another nameâ€"Saved to Save Someone Else. If we wou1d_insure the many blessings that we have we must share them with the other fellow. We must share the good in our lives'to preserve and multiply it. And the final triumph of the church will come as our attitude and our service are shaped by the fact that we are saved to help On Sunday, June 29, Rev. Mr. Kennedy will conduct the com- munion service. Mr. John Mull- ins will conduct the service on June 22. The junior choi} with Joan Hare at the organ and David Mc- Clure directing. presented their last music of the season on Sun- day morning. They hope to re- sume practices in September. uve someone else The W.A. and WMS. met at the home of Mrs. Fred Boys on Thursday, June 12. The devo- tional was taken by Mrs. A. Fol- liott, who read the scripture, and an article. Mrs. Turner gave the synopsis of Chapter V in the study book. Mrs. Wilbert Jen- nings gave the report of the bale taken to Newmarket. All articles contained were new. Mrs. Kennedy spoke briefly of their work in the North Country. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hare and Joan, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Turner and Patti spent Sunday after- noon and Monday at their cot- tag enear Orillia. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Macklin and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Les. Smith at Blackwater and also visited Mr. and Mrs. Bert Th Sunday. All Brownies and Scouts from Temperanceville took part in the Spring church parade and open air service on Sunday, June 15. Thomgsghwat Greenbank on TRACTORS. COMBINE. BALER. Farm Machinery 8; Equipment, Mixed Grain. Barley, Oats, Numerous Other Items The property of G. WANLESS At Grcgloch Farm. Lot 13. rear of Concession 5. King Twp., 2 miles north of King Sideroad, on the east side of 6th Con. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25 1 McCormick-Deering 6 ft. No. 62 momr driven combine. real good, complete with pick-up. scour clean, etc. "I‘L- 1 John Deere A tractor, complete with 3 point hitch. PTO, pulley, hydraulic lift, lights, starter. etc. in good condition 1 John Deere 3-furrow tractor plow. narrow bottom, hydraul- ic lift, good 1 John Deere, 7 ft. cut PTO mow- er. near new 1 McKee shredder. one man har- vester. PTO, suitable for any tractor. complete with pipes, etc. This machine is near new. 1 John Deere 15 disc drill com- bination grain fertilizer. grass seed. etc., power lift, rubber tir- ed, real good 1 John Deere tandem disc 8 it., can be used hydraulic or or- dinary 1 John Deere 8 ft. H.L. cultivator. 'rubber tired, inside wheels 1 John Deere P175 tiller or one way disc, new 1 John Deere spreader, rubber tired, trailer type 1 Set 6-section drag harrows 1 John Deere No. 40 tractor, on rubber. complete power lift, 3 point hitch, lights, starter, etc. ’ 1 Henderson front end manure loader 1 Ferguson 2-furrow tractor plow 1 blade for tractor 3 point hitch Front end Tractor, saw frame, complete 1 John Deere side delivery rake 1 McCormick-Deering No. B45 automatic pick-up baler. PTO 1 32 ft. Baler and grain elevator, 'complete with all attachments 1 =34, h.p. Electric motor 1 Gehl blower cutting box com- plete with pipes, good » 1, Gehl grind-all hammer mill, H 0- HHF‘ 1 1 1 1 1 new Endless drive belt tor same farm wagon gear Grain box for hauling from combine Steel farm wagon with roller bearing. near new 20 ft. forage harvest box, Mc- Kee make with top and unload- ing device Tractor trailer. 14 it. Buehler make with dump, good Good tractor PTO post hole digger hand or power cement mixer scuffler 1 electric fence 1/1, hp. electric motor Number of new cow halter: Quantity of newllumber, 1 inch, 2 inch and 2x4 75 Bus. Brant barley All implements in this sale are in very good condition and al- most all are new Forks, shovels, hoes, and numer- ous other articles not mention- 200 or more bushels mixed grain 20 bushels Gary oats 1 set weigh scales Number of sacks Sale at 1.30 pm. sharp. Terms cash. No reserve. Farm is being leased. Proprietor is quitting on account of ill health. KEN & CLARKE PRENTICE, Auctioneers Milliken, ph. AXminster 3-5987 Aucti.9_r_1__§.a_l§ IMPORTANT formance and pride of owner- ‘tyling, dependable per h the magnificent 8-58 Buick! there’s nothing to male Repairs and precision sharpening to all makes and models of hand and power mowers. Rotary blades hollow ground and balanced (for safety). Authorized Service Dealer for Power Products and Lauson Motors. No job too small. 56 Rumble Ave. Richmond Hill I. D. RAMER 61 50“. Richmond Hill TU. 4-1313 Specializing in Purebred Cattle, Farm Stock, Furniture and Implements We personally handle all 53 Phone Gormley 5311 RELIABLE MOWER REPAIRS ALVIN S. FARMER Buy now on special 'blue coal’ Budget Plan...and save! ‘I. Save money! You get big special disc count by ordering now! 2. Save worry! No big winter bills. Buy nowâ€"pay later on easy installments! 3. Save “me! 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