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As a skilled telephone operator, courteous and eflicient, Jean symbolizes the thousands of people who help (0 make telephoning more enjoyable for countless Canadians in communities large and small. RICHVALE ELECTRONICS .5 $3.98 - $9.95 $2.98 â€" $3.98 TU. 4~1651 $1.93 $1.98 telc~ help ' 69c A group of friends which in- cluded Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Ste- phenson, Sr. and Mrs. Ernie Wal- ton, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Paterson and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hood and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Boynton spent a weekend in the Algon- quin area recently. Mrs. Alfred Miller and her sist- er Mrs. Walter Waterstop of Unionville accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Cameron of St. Catherines when they motored to Englehart f o r Centennial Celebrations which were held Civic Holiday week-end. Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Waterstop spent part of their childhood in that town and their brother, when they haven‘t seen for twenty-three years still lives there. In the matter of evaluation it is difficult to understand why a small bush or shrub should be worth $10 or $12 dollars while a tree which has taken years to grow should be worth only $5.00. It is also strange that lands taxed at $50.00 per acre are being awarded .05 per square foot or less, while frontage on lots taxed at $800.00 per acre is .15 per square foot, an allowance only three times as great, when the tax difference is 16 times greater. We don't doubt the Toronto and York Roads Commission is having a difficult time. There are four elements to be dealt with in this â€"â€"York County, which supplies 25% of the funds necessary; Metro, which is responsible for another 25%, and the Province which supplies 50% of the funds, and the Ian jowners. In this parti- cular instance, funds Were not re- leased until the end of June, which has put TYRC on the spot. Neighbourhood N _ote_s_ -.-_°_. David Hard of Marmara and Beverley Ray of Sterling spent last week-end with David's‘ par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross flord. Mrs. Ethel Winn, Los Angeles, California. has been visiting her cousins, the Walter Craig family. Over the holiday weekend the family group, along with Mrs. Craig’s sister Miss Lena Fraser of Toronto vacationed at Wasaga Beach. cuoo, .Lur. uuu 4-..." --v.... ---__. Nancy Brown and Beverley Burr have received acceptance and hope to enter the Ryerson Institute of Technology next month. We were pleased to note by last week’s papers that Bever- ley has again been chosen York County Dairy Princess, and will represent the area at the C.N.E. , 5" L, where a chosen. It is good *0 see a light at Mrs. English's again. Following the death of her brother, Mr. Donald Merl‘egor, of Owen Sound, Mrs. English spent a few weeks with Marcelle Storey returned last week from Camp Ayshunyoong where _she spent her vacation. Early in July, John Steffler at~ tended Boys’ camp. Mrs. Richard Tribbling. Mrs. Guy Fraser and Mrs. Walter Craig are free this week, after writing summer course exams last week. Chief topic of conversation on Don Hills Road :5 the road wid- ening program which is at pre- sent in the tree-chopping, culvert widening stage. Several proper- ties havt‘ still no‘ been signed off, and the local Federation of Agri- culture has called a meeting to be held in the Victoria Square Com- munity Hall on Tuesday evening of this week to clarify some of the more difficult points. flétv London and Owen Sound, returning home last Fri- The Lent family is back home ag_a_i_n age: a Mu§kpka holiday. The Fuller and Gohn families were saddened last week-end by the sudden death of Mr. Peatty of Richmond Hill. Mrs. Beatty is a sister of Mr. Fuller and Mrs. Gohn. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Baldwin Celebrate Golden Wedding day‘ Mountain Ash berries are turn- ing pink on the trees, petunias are blooming everywhere you look and much of the harvest is inâ€"it legins to look like autumn. Roads Commission in Difficulty It is not often that a bride- groom bakes a cake and decorates it for his wedding day and again for his Golden Wedding celebrat- ion. but Mr. George Baldwin has that distinction. and we believe it must be a record. It was a cake baked and decorated by Mr. Baldwin’s own hand which grac- ed the attractive teatable when he and Mrs. Baldwin entertained on the occasion of their fiftieth wed- ding anniversary on Tuesday. August 5th. More than 125 friends, relatives and neighbours visited the Baldwins. bringing gifts and good wishes. The weath- cr was beautiful and groups gath~ ered on the lawn for a pleasant visit and were served tea in the dining room. The Harmony Club of Brown’s Corners Church. of which Mrs. Baldwin is a member, were happy to help with the re- freshments. Pouring tea were Miss Coulson. Mrs. Baldwin’s sist- er who lives at Sharon: Mr. Bald- win's sister, Mrs. Fred Ritchie of Toronto; and Mrs. Robert Smith also of Toronto. Unfortunately, two of Mr. Baldwin's sisters who had expected to be present were unable to attendâ€"one because of a broken hip and a second had suffered a slight heart attack. ‘The Baldwin's daughter, Mrs. John Green of Toronto was also ill and was able to pay only a short visit. Neighbourhood‘ Nptes‘ STUART PAXTON Both Mr. and Mrs. B were active in Scarboro a.. people and lived most of lives in the township. Mrs win was born in the log familiar to many in the ( WIRING LINE WORK Phone TUmer 4-2881 Electrician fiéiry Queen will be CORRESPONDEN'I : MRS F. u. LEAF R. R 2 Gnrmley -â€" Phone AXminster 3~6188 BUTTONVILLE NEWS a_nd _Mrs. Ba‘dwln Irs. 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