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Mrs. A. E. Powell has been visiting her daughter and son-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. James Fitz~ atrick of Toronto, at their cot- age on Granby Beach, Port Mc- Nlchol. and is now at home. Mrs. Powell’s home on May Avenue has been bought by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hudson of Pember- ton. ' Happy birthday greetings to Sandra Wilson. Westwood Lane, at present holidaying at Balm Beach. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. Clark of Denham Drive. Sandra was fifteen on Saturday, August 16th. Also to Randy Pat~ erson. fifteen years old on Sun~ day, August 17th, and to Mich- ael Paterson who will be nine years old on the 23rd, and to Jimmie Wilson who will be nine or.‘ August 24th. The Richvale Fire Hall being erected on Spruce Avenue. near Yonge Street, is nearing complet~ ion and is expected to be ready by the end of this month. This is something which should prove a boon if fire should strike in this growing community which on the Vaughan side is serviced with fire hydrants and townships water. Birthdays Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Lawson and can Jimmie got back on Monday from a week spent at the home of Mrs. Lawson's mother. Mrs. Frank Grant, at Potash Lake. New Vaughan Fire Hall Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Grainger and children have returned from a twelve day trip to New York where they attended the Jehoâ€" vah's Witnesses’ convention. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Shier and their three sons, Larry, Ray, and Fred, returned on the week-end from their two week's vacation at Midland. Shortly after six o'clock on Saturday young David Hartford, Edgar Avenue, emptied about a cupful of gasoline, which was in a soup tin which he was using for collecting tomato worms, on top of wood chips in an incinera- tor where earlier in the day a fire had been lit but apparently now was out. The gasoline exploded and flames enveloped most of David. His quick-thinking brother shouted to David to roll in the mud and covered him 'with dirt. In spite .f the speed with which the fire was put out David was badly burned and was taken to Sick Children's Hospital suffering from shock and second degree‘ burns to‘his legs. left side and arm and (best. i Socials i Exploding Gasoline_ Burqs_ qus I! THE EMAIL Ridfim'onfl Hm, Unfam, Madam mm 2!, I!!! An organization meeting to establish 3 FIRE BRIGADE in Richvale will be held on August 27, 1958, at 8p.m. in the Richvale Community Centre, Spruce Avenue. All male residents between the ages of 20 and 40 are invited to at- tend. Summer Clearance 12 Yonge St. South Richmond Hill standard gym uhifoi'm 12 to 20 Special Rate from 1 to 10 yard loads Our rates are reasonable Quality guaranteed We also have weedless cultivated sod. Elgin Mills Loam & Sod Co. AV. 5-1514 Girls: Gym Rompers, blue Wool Fla‘nnel”, 'fufifi‘i'fié‘d 12 to 20 Ladies’ White Tennis Shoes, for gym work, ‘ sizes 41/2 to 9 $; Boys’ Leather bfihr-I‘Vd’s. brown or black, sizes 1: Girls” Navy Tunics for back to school, sizes 8 to 14 years SIMPSUN’SDRY GOODS ;adies’ Blaiqps, “English 1“- The local bus service will bring you to our store Re: Establishment of a VolunteerAFire Brigade in Richvale CORRESPONDENT: MRS. M. E. TAYLOR 161 Spruce Avenue ._..._.._â€" Phone AV. 5-4293 â€" JAMES W. DAVIDSON, Fire Chief, Township of Vaughan RICHVALE NEWS LflAM She leaves, besides her hus- band, her mother. Mrs. Eliza- beth Wilkinson. Carrville Road West, Richvale; and one brother, John T. Hirtz, also of Carrville Road West in Richvale The service was held in St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church at 10 am. Monday, August 19. Pallbearers were Kenneth and Jack Hirtz, nepheWS; Jim Tout, Gordon Tozer. Mr. Reginald Bak- er Sr. and John Westall, a cousin of the deceased. Born in London, England, on May 23. 1902, Mrs. Miller had lived in Bronxville for the past 26 years. She was a graduate of the Ontario ‘Hospital, Queen St.. Toronto, and then went to New York where she took several post graduate courses. She had been connected with the Department of Health in New York city for many years, and was active in many fields of endeavour con- nected with civil defense and welfare work. She was a memâ€" ber of St. Joseph's Roman Oath-- olic Church, N.Y, Mrs. Lilian Therese Miller Requiem High Mass was sung by Father McGinn for Mrs. Lil- lan Therese Miller, wife of Charles R. Miller of Bronksville. New York, who passed away In Memorial Hospital Medical Cen- tre. New York, on Wednesday. August 13, 1958, after a lengthy illness. Murray Robertson had his loth birthday on August 12th. and celebrated with a party attended by Rob’ie Brownie, John Bagley. David Davenport and John and Neil Alexander. @hituarp Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Dickinson from Maidenhead, England are having a three-month‘s visit here with their son and daughter-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Dickin- son of Denham Drive. lst Richvale Wolf Cubs, "A" and “B” Packs, spent a long week-end under canvas at Heart Lake, near Brampton, returning Sunday night. There were seven- teen boys all told. under the leadership of Akelas Bruce Wark and Ernie King. assisted by Wil- liam Norris and Victor Daven- port. * Deepest sympathy is extended to Mrs. George Wilkinson and rfamily in the loss of her daughter Mrs. Lily Miller, of New York, who passed away last Wednesday. The funeral was held in Rich- mond Hill on Monday. lst Richvale Cub News $2.49, $3.95 $10.95 $3.29 $3.98 PD WITHOUT QUESTION WE BELIEVE THIS 1'0 BE THE BGGEST TIRE VALUE EVER mpg” ROADHAZARDJNSURANCBâ€"I . VOLKSWAGEN MUFFLERS 5g $11.50 “ Just Arrived ( If you have any tire protaiem drop in and talk it over with us. 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