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' Drains Cleaned & Repaired Fill your tank to- day with our fuel'oil. Take no chances with a low supply. Buy the best â€"â€" buy from us. C. STUNDEN RICHMOND HILL TU. 4-1245 Sanitary Contractor THIS MONTH DIRECTIONS Richmond Hill TUrner 4-1 312 24 Elizabeth St. N. Richmond Hill ' Norsh of! No. 7 Highway at Shell Station (7th Concession Vaughan) ‘ 11A miles West of Highway No. 400 $2.00 PER. PERSON RESERVATIONS A1 GEO. McMURRICH SONS LIMITED For Reservations and further information write Mart Kenney's Ranch BURNERS, TOO ~ THEY WORK SO WELL WHEN WE GET THROUSH OH, YES, WE SERVICE. Septic Tania Planned FROM JUNE 26 T0 SEPTEMBER 1 For excellent fishing, boating and swimming INSURANCE No City Driving Free Parking Enquire (or Special Student and Party Rates Table Reservations For A" .«Dm:-.¢ . EVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY HERBERT R. BUTT Hi Neighbour It’s Fun to Dance at MART KENNEY )OnOLff “Jaclge GEORGIAN BAY Associated With Dependable JACK McNAMARA and SON Manitou Dock via Penetange, Ont. Service Telephone on the WILLOWDALE : Construction is underway for the $388,139 addi- tion to the North York Municipal Hall which will provide 4,600 square feet of office space on each of its three floors. “Mrs. Liz-Jewitt and Mrs. A. Morrison accompanied by five Guides from lst Thornhill Guide Company spent the weekend at Don Head Farms at the area pioneer guide company. Friends and neighbours of Mr. Haley, Clarke Ava. are sorry to hear of injury to his hand and hope he will soon be able to return to work. Second Thornhill Scout Troop are enjoying a week of camping at Coboconk. There are 23 boys at the camp, and five leaders. Many friends and neighbours of Mrs. Donaldson, Morgan Ave., gathered‘at the home of Mrs. Barbour, Henderson Ave., on July 3rd and held a stork show- er for Mrs. Donaldson. VMi': and Mrs. Petrie. Clarke Ave.. are vacationing with friends at the lake near Barrie. T'he finfant son of Mr. and Mrs. Fox, Glen Cameron Ave. is home from the hospital. RESERVATIONS AT. 8-12.82 'Happy birthday to ger who celebrated birthday with a party on Procter Ave., pn ’Happy birthday to Nancy Wen- ger who celebrated her seventh birthday with a party at her home on Procter Ave., 9n June 27th. Friends and neighbours of Mr. Cole, Sprucewood Dr. are pleased to hear that he is home from the hospital. 7 Happy birthday to Marianne Gain, Henderson Ave., who cele- brated her eighth birthday on July 4th and to Michael Gain who celebrated his 14th birthday on Juiy 6th. _ _ Hapb'y hirfhday, to Sandra Cyr. 65 Morgan Ave., who celebrated her 5th birthday on June 27th. Happy birthday to Julie Cow- ley, Henderson Ave., who cele- brated her fourth birthday on Sunday, July 6th. Socials 9.0.“ -¢ .0. -0" DONCASTER 4 Wellington St. E. Toronto Correspondent: David Barbour Henderson Ave. Phone AV. 5-2288 Toronto EMpire 4-3317 AND HIS ORCHESTRA Mr. Barry McWhirter phoned from Vancouver on Sunday, where he and Mr. Eldon Brillinger are now holidaying. Mrs. J. Bond had supper on Thursday with Mrs. J. T. Johnson. Mrs. Douglas McWhirter flew to Calgary for the holiday weekend. Miss Lois Moorly spent several days in Toronto. We wish a speedy recovery for Mr. Clifford Winger who has been quite ill at his home. Master Donald Crowder of Port Perry is visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Eade. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Empring- ham entertained Miss Lois Nigh and Mr. Lowell Brown at a mis- cellaneous shower at the Youth Centre on Monday night. Miss Jean Timbers and Mr. Keith Hoover were guests of honour at a miscellaneous shower on Monday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Barrett. Peter Baxter, David Barber, Doug Hill and George Boynton left for Boys’ Camp at Duclos Point for ten days. Mr. and Mrs-Elmer Steckley of Fort Erie spent Sunday with Mgfiandi Mrs. Roy Brillinger. Mr. Jos. Jones. Mr. Asa Byers, Mrs. Essie Izzard, and Mrs. Beu- lah Jones left on Monday to motor to Alberta to visit Mr. Byer’s daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Sawasky. Mr. and Mrs. W. Humphreys and Debby of London spent the weekend with Rev. and Mrs. C. E. Hunking and Mr. and Mrs. M. Bennett. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnson and family of Minesing spent the weekexid with Mrs. J. T. Johnson. Miss Laura McMullen sfient the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Reg McMullen. Mrs. B. Kay's left on Saturday from Malton for two months in Europe. A large crowd attended the closing services at Pike’s Peak on Sunday with 600 present on Sun- day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Hawke of Toronto are spending two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. H. Biddlecombe. Congratulations to all our stu- dents both public and high school who were successful in their exams. Mrs. vAsaisider has been moved from Newmarket Hospital to the Gormley Nursing home. Master Stanley Wilson of Sun~ derland spent a week with his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. H. Biddlecombe. Congratulations to our Teach- ers’ College students. Misses Lois Moorby, Joan Barrett. and Luella Winger. Miss Marjory Barber left this week to spend two .nonths’ holi- day in Mexico. Our community was saddened last week to learn of the passing of Mrs. Albert Heise at her home. Sympathy is extended to Mr. Heise, Roy, and Alma. Mr. and Mrs. R. Sproxton and Howard are spending a week‘s holiday in the 1\Iorth. Mr. and Mrs. R. Beck and fam- ily spent a week with his parents on Manitoulin Island. Judy re- turned home with them after spending several months there. Drs. W. C. and M. Arkinstall, and Miss C. Bates of Newmarket had dinner on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. Milsted and Charleen Attending were people from Lake Simcoe ,Toronto, Weston and the surrounding areas. Ap- proximately $280.00 was raised for W. 1. Funds and a raffle on a quilt ,hand-made aluminum tray, toy animal and doll brought a Last week the Strawberry Fes- tival sponsored by the Buttonâ€" ville Women‘s Institute was the main topic of interest locally, when the ladies served approxiâ€" mately three hundred hungry people a delicious supper at tables set on the lawn in front of the “7.1. Hall, during the evenâ€" ing of July 2nd..Mounds of pota- to salad, tossed salad, ham and rolls were consumed, and every- one had all the strawberries and cream 8; fresh homemade mouth- watering cake they could hold. To top this off there were steamâ€" ins,r cups of Mrs. MbGlmpsey's tea or coffee. No one went away hungry Following supper there was a program in Buttonville Hall supplied by the musical Per- kins family from Richmond Hill. Joyce, Lois and John delighted their audience with several ap- propriate numbers .For added fun there was Mr. Arthur Latch-‘ am of Stouffville who entertained with sleight~ofâ€"hand triclts. _ j On Tuesday and Friday chil- dren from this charge are asked to supply cookies. Friday evening. July 18. parents of the children attending the school are invited to special closing exercises when they may view the children's work and share in a part of their program. ~ Strawberry Festival The school bus will leave Rich- ard Tribbling's Service Station at the corner of Don Mills Road and No. 7 highway at 8.30 am. each day, circle through Am~ leigh Heights and travel north to Buttonville and 16th Avenue to pick up children. The morning will be spent at Headford Church and public school. and at 11.45 am. the bus will make the return trip following the same route to Brown's Corners. Parents of small children are asked to supply them with name tags stating age and local church. Children ranging in age from those who will be four by Sep- tember to boys and glrls in their early teens will find an interest~ lng program of activities from Bible Study to Crafts to singing. Neyitâ€"wéék, July' 14-18th is Vacation School Week on the Victoria Square Charge. Vacation School July 14-181.}: CORRESPONDENT: MRS. CHAS. MILSTED CORRESPONDEN'I : MRS. F. u. LEAF II. R‘ 2 Gnrmley â€" Phone AXminster 3-6188 BUTTONVILLE NEWS GORMLEY NEWS Telephone Gormley 5201 Mrs. W. C. Noble commenced the Teachers‘ six week coursé in Toronto on Monday and will be teaching at Lake Wilcox School next school term. Mr. W. R. Campey of Somerset. England. is visiting her son and daughterâ€"in-law, Mr. and Mrs. G. Campey, and John. Vacation Bible School began on Tuesday morning at the United Missionary Church. Mr. Bert Moorby commenced the Physical Education Course for teachers at McMaster University, Hamilton on Monday. Junior W.M.S. service was held on Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Ronald Elliott. Rev. C. E. Hunking and Rev. W. Hunking visited their 13 year old nephew. Raymond, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leaman Hunking in the General Hospital, Toronto. Ray- mond slipped and broke his hip and will be in hospital for quite some time. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Doust and Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Doner spent a few days in the Niagara district this week. Mr. and Mrs. Dave-Miller and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Harâ€" old Mortson of Richmond Hill had dinner on Monday with Mr. and Mrs. George Barrett and family. Miss Vera Dohst “spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. W. Humphreys at London. Mr. George Cober is'convales- cing at the home of his brother, Mr. John Cober, after spending several weeks in hospital. Mrs. Allan Pope'is takmg a teachers’ summer course in Tor- onto. Mr. and“ Mrs. KénfiWBâ€"ogr'eFâ€"‘éf- Regina, Sask. visiftd Mr. Geo. E. Baker on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Doner and daughter are spending three weeks near Blind River working for the Canadian Sunday School Missions. Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Doner en- tertained Mrs. Victor Stover of Markham at a birthday dinner on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harvey were also present. A number from our community attended the farewell service of Rev. and Mrs. F. G. Huson at Stoufi‘ville United Missionary Church 051 Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Paul‘Farmer and Colleen spent a week’s holiday at South River. Call Us For Service Rev. and Mrs. ’Willis Hunking and family spent several days last week at Kitchener Camp Meeting. See me at All service and repairs are done by G.M.C. Trained Personnel. We guarantee you satisfactory service Pontiac - Buick - G.M.C. Trucks AV. 5-4351 AV. 5-4102 Rich- Hill Motors Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lac. Green Lane, are guests at the General Sherman Hotel, Chicago, this week. Mr. Lac is attending the Lions’ Convention there. July lst. 1958 is a date Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Paterson will not soon forget, for on that day they nar- rowly missed having a serious barn fire .While they. were put- ting hay bales in the barn, one fell on the motor of the loader and caught fire. Not noticing that it was not properly extinguished. Mr. Paterson and his helpers went to the field for another load, and when they returned they found a real blaze making progress. Fortunately there was nothing too inflammable close by, but the floor was burnt through, and before the fire department ar- rived Mr. Paterson was overcome with smoke and exhaustion. Fire- men couldn't have saved the building had they been ten min- utes later arriving. Mr. Paterson was able to be about the next day. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Jones are happy to have Mrs. Bruce Jones and Gary as their guests at pres- ent. Mr. Robert Stonehouse cele- brated his 87th birthday on Sun- day of this week, and his family held a picnic at his farm. There were 46 sons. daughters, grand- children, brothers and nieces and nephews present. to do him hon- our .This year Mr. Gordon Stone- house of Florida, a brother. was present along with his brother Walter. Mr. Melvin Morgan, a nephew, and his wife (attended from Oshawa, and a niece and her husband from Rochester, N.Y. were members of the party. At the Massey-Harris-Ferguson Farm Implements display in the Canadian Pavilion, at the Brus- sei’s World's Fair there is a photograph depicting ‘ Canadian farm life. The picture was taken at M-H Farms, and in the back- ground is the former Clarke Young home: the gentleman on the tractor in the foreground is Mr. John Donaldson. It is vacation and visiting time again for school children, and last week Susan Rowiands of Maple spent several days with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Crisp. Mr. and Mrs. S. Stanley of Attlebury, Mass, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Stephenson over the past two weeks. further $70.00. Neighbourhood Notes MANSE TAYLOR. Service Manager Richvale H. JO N E 5 Building Supplies Ltd. Introduced by Mr. Frank Ben- um, acting Master of Ceremonies. in the absence of Mr. Les Markle, Mr. Jackson Taylor presented the graduation pins to Beverley Benum, Terry Carlisle. Eileen Coghill. Kathleen Coghill, Willa Dair, Douglas Davies, Gail Dur- ham ,Charles Ellison, Earl Free- land, Douglas Gordon, Paul Hack- ett, Wendy Harrison, David Hart- ford, Randy Chrismara Wayne Langman, David Leroux, Avril Lunau, Margo Martin ,Caroline “May you have a full life. keep going forward," Mr. Newton- Smith concluded. “As I live I shall be writing a book,” he told them. “As I go I cannot erase. Therefore every mark I make must be a mark that will be worthwhile." “Education is not merely fact. Education is when you can take the knowledges of the Ages, and with that make a valuable conâ€" tribution to Life. Mr. Newton- Smith pointed out the difi’erence between the ambitions of Alex- ander the Great and Mussolini and urged his young listeners to pattern their ambitions rather after men like Dr. Frederick: Banting and Alexander Graham Bell. if you will ‘determine always to seek the best, rather than seeking for something less than the best". Mr. Benum introduced the Reverend Newton-Smith, whose challenging address was directed to the graduation class. “You are created in the image of God, des- tined for great things and cap- able of the greatest things in life Wendy Henderson introduced Mr. Howitt, a former school in- spector in this area in whose honour the Charles Howitt School was named. Mr. Howitt referred to graduation day from public school as the day on which the students begin to learn to walk by themselves. and he said that the result of their efforts in high school and all through life would depend on their work, and their attitude. He noted the Charles Howitt Public School initials on the school shield could stand for key words: Câ€"for courage and conviction in this atomic age where 900 million people are living under Communism; H â€"â€" for honor and integrity of charâ€" acter; Pâ€"for perservance. keep- ing at it in spite of all discour- agements, “for now your work will get harder and harder.” he said. With Courage, Conviction and Honor. you will make a suc- cess. not necessarily money, but you will be useful citizens." V Margo Martin thanked Mr Hewitt. The graduation banquet in the Charles Howitt Public School took place on June 25th. Invited guests were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hewitt. Supervising Principal E. J. Sand. Reverend Newtonâ€"Smith, Trustee Jackson Taylor and Mr. L. Walters. Salt “ Aqua-Nuggets Water Softener Make Worthwhile Mark Speaker Advises Grads Mom, Tues, Wed JULY 14. 15, 16 YOU CAN’T RUN AWAY FROM 1T Saturday ONLY J UL'Y 12 Thurs., Fri. JULY 10, 11 COUNTERFEIT PLAN Zachary Scott RICHMOND HILL AV. 5-3941 AV. 5-1081 BATTLE STATIONS Willaim Bendix (Technicolor) Elizabeth Taylor Rock Hudson STRANGE ONE June Allyson Jack Lemmon Ben Gazzara Mark Richman (Technicolor) Cartoon Cartoon Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Martin with little Helen and Lona and Marion and their guests, Brenda Adams of Concecon and Caroline Miller of Westwood Lane, arrived home on Monday afternoon from a long holiday week-end at Cole- man Lake in Haliburton. Correspondent MRS. M. E. TAYLOR Phone AV. 5-4293 Mr. and Mrs. J. Graham, of Spruce Ave., spent the holiday week-end with her daughter and son~in-Iew, Mr. and Mrs. E. Rad- way. at Lake Dalrymple. Deepest sympathy is‘extend- ed to Mr. E.‘J. Sand and his family in the loss of his mother Mrs. Axel Sand, of Sault St. Marie, who passed away in New- market Hospital last week. The funeral was held in Sault St. Marie, on Monday. Geraldine Zubec acted as chairman for a variety program put on by the students. which was well received. The thanks of the graduating class to the Home and School Association for the Banquet was given by Beverley Miller| Harriet Miller. Paul Rey- nolds Judith Smallbone, Allan Smith .Bob Spears. Carol Wood, Geraldine Zubec. Harriet Morn» ingstar, Valedictorian. Bemim Miss Sheila Miller, Birch Ave., was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. Rutland in Ottawa last week. She joined her parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Miller to attend the wed- ding on Saturday of Miss Enid Hamilton and Mr. Peter Mans- field, of Ottawa. Richvale News 4. The said Board may approve of the said Work being undertaken, but before doing so it may appoint a. time and place when any objections to the said work will be considered. Sussex Ave. 3. Application will be made by the {Corporation to the Ontario Municipal Board for its approval of the undertaking of the said work and any owner may within 21 days after the first publication of this notice file with the Board his objection to the said work being undertaken. DATED at the Township of Markham this 30th day of June, 1958 Kirk Drive Thornheight Rd. Yonge Street Ruggles Ave. 2. The estimated cost of the work is $139,958.00 of which no part is to be paid by the Corporation and is to be borne as follows: (a) An estimated amount of $89,639.00 is to be assessed against the lots fronting or abutting on the work'. The estimated cost per foot frontage of this part of the total cost is $2.75. The special assessment for this part of the total cost is to be paid in twenty equal annual instalments and the estimated annual rate per foot frontage is twenty-four cents (24c). , (b) An estimated amount of $50,319.00 to be assessed and levied on the rateable property in the said Water Area. excluding the Highland Park Area being the land laid out according to Registered Plan No. 2446. The special assessment of this part of the total cost is to be paid in twenty equal annual instalments of $4,387.00 and the estimated annual rate of this part of the total cost is 2.1 mills. Essex Ave. Eliza Cedar Ave. Yonge Street Leahill Drive Deanbank Drive Lanefield Drive Paul Street Church Street Colborne Street Bayview Avenue Green Lane Ida Street Dove Lane Sprucewood Ave. Steele Valley Rd Lillian Avenue and intends to specially assess a part of the cost upon the land abutting directly on the work and upon the following land which is immediately benefited by the work, namely all ra‘teable property in Water Area Number 1 of the Township of Markham established by By-law Number 1515 except all lands laid out according to Registered Plan 2446. LOCAL IMPROVEMENT NOTICE TOWNSHIP OF MARKHAM 1. The Council of the Corporation of the Township of Markham intends to construct as a local improvement watermains on: TAKE NOTICE THAT THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, July 10, 1958 STREET No. 7 Provincial Highway No. 7 Provincial Highway No. 7 Provincial Highway No. 7 John Street John Street Church Street Yonge Street Kirk Drive Benson Ave. Provincial Highway Bayview Ave. John Street Colborne Street John Street Bayview Ave. Johnson Street Johnson Street Existing 6” main Clark Ave. John Street E3 CAR ‘ REPAIRS E WELDING Accessories, Greasing and 'Washing 75 Yonge St. S. FROM CITIES SERVICE GARAGE H. C. T. Crisp, Clerk South Limit of Reg. South Limit of Reg. South Limit of Reg. Plan 2386 South Limit of Reg. South Limit of Reg. P1an'3537 Colborne Street Yonge Street 250 feet‘ North of North Limit of Reg. Plan N. 71 East Limit of Reg. Plan 4184 East Limit of Lot 46, Plan 4184 Provincial Highway N0. 7 ’ John Street Green Lane East Limit of Water Area No. 1 East Limit of Reg. Plan 3512 North Limit of Reg. Plan 4834 Steele Valley Road West Limit of Steele Valley Rd. according to Reg. Plan 4824 A point 625 feet north of Clark Avenue » Clark Avenue Phone TU. 4-0001 Plan 2386 Plan 2386 Plan 2386