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14 THE; LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, September '4, 1958 WE’VE CONVERTED OUR VICTORY BONDS! have you? THE CORRECT MEASURE OF A MAN IS ‘THE SIZE OF THE TROUBLE THAT GETS HIM DOWN SMPSflN’S DRY GOODS Manchester Printed Per- cales, 36” wide, assorted Melburne Flannel Suiting, , 57” wide in grey, blue and brown 48" Tafleta, Assorted Shadesvfic patterns Wool Blend Plaid, 58” wide for skirts, jumpers, etc. Wool Finish Rayon Plaids, 56” wide, assorted authen- tic tartans SIMPSN’SDRY GODS 12 Yonge St. South Richmond Hill LITTLE WANT ADS GET BIG RESULTS The local bus service will bring you to ouristore. See The Time is runnmg out on your valuable rights to cbnvert your Victory Bonds to Canada Conversion Bonds. September 15th is the deadlim. After that thc right to convert will to th TUrner 4-1105 E TORONTO-DOMlNION 33AM Bri Richmond Hill BranchH. R. LUDLOW, Manager Toronto-Dominion Bank as soon as possibL vour Tn': BANK THAT LOOKS “asz ‘rv‘ Bonds Baby Joan Elizabeth Jennings was baptised at Temperanceville Church by Rev. Ivan Kennedy on Sunday. Joan is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jennings of Manitoulin Is. Mr. and Mrs. M. Van Ostrand of Vandorf, Mrs Durham, Mr. Albert Folliott and Mr. and Mrs. Rustin Folliott of Bradford were present to see the Christening Mr. E. Jennings and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jennings were also present. Mr. and Mrs. Carson Robinson Boggarttown and Murray were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Wells. Sixteen members of the W.I. attended the tea held at the Royal York on Tuesday August 19th in honour of the Women’s Institutes taking part in the “Grandmother Quilt Block" project. Thirteen Institutes received prizes out of the sixty-one books which were completed. First going to West End WI, Guelph: 2nd West Fort William WI. and 3rd Elders Mills W.I., Woodbridge. Mrs. Clayton Beynon received the award of $10. for the honourable mention prize flunk Tnmnnrnnfipville W.I. was Both classrooms of S. S. No. 7 h‘larkham were given the new look by fresh coats of paint and new fluorescent lighting. In the Sen- ior Room new desks were install- ed and a new tiled floor laid. A new storage room was built on to the junior room. Three new Grade 1 pupils started, 4 pupils wentlon to high school and the total enrolment is 67. During the holidays Douglas Hill visited Winnipeg and Mr. Noble visited Washington. DC. Mrs. Olive Rosborough and son Donald were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Beynon on Wednesday. 1m; Last week we omitted Miss Nancy Langley from our list of teachers. Miss Langley is return- ing to the Newmarket High School staff. She flew to the West Cathie a week’s Weston. v ........ Roberta Wilson and Audrey Herrema are spending ten days camping at As_h_imquong. . .uu u.“ ..V., which Temperanceville given for their book. attending the tea were by Mrs. Haggartery \vr ed the group later gi‘ We will CORRESPONDENT Pay you- an immcdiatc cash adjustment. wuhou Carry out the exchange TEMPERANCEVILLE NEWS diver your I and Melody Kilcup had vacation at friends in ‘CUY to you or CORRESPONDENT: MRS. CHAS. MILSTED r book. The ladies tea were greeted artery who address- 1ater giving praise GORMLEY NEWS $2.993 $1.918 Telephone Gormley 520! Y ARD YARD YARD YARD MRS. MILTON WELLS. R. R. 3 KING Phone PR. 3-5239 Indies and Venezuela during the holidays and had a very interest- ing and educational trip. She found the natives very, very primitive and very poor housing conditions. Caracas, Venezuela, is a most modern city, rebuilt 10 years ago. and extremely weal- thy. mostly because of the oil industry. Many Temperanceville resid- ents will remember Mr. and Mrs. Ford who were ardent workers in Temperanceville Sunday school at one time. Recently Mrs. Ford who was the Sunday school superin- tendent for years passed away at her daughter Delphine's home in Malton. She was buried' at Tot- tenham. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Neil Dibb attended the funeral ser- vices. W.I. members have received their prize list for the flower show to be held at the September 10th meeting. It would be ap- preciated if any who could would please bring their entries between 4-5 o'clock to the schoolhouse on that afternoon. Mrs. W. Turner will be the judge of the flower display. Misses Alma and Carole Steck- ley return this week to resume their ,studies at Messiah College, Grantham, Penna. Misses Marjorie and Betty Sproxton, and Shirley and Audâ€" rey Gee attended the ten day Youth for Christ Camp at Glen Rocks Camp, Lake Rosseau. for the fine workmanship and or- iginality displayed in these books so beautifully compiled. The 13 books were on display and the ladies spent a great deal of time enjoying the multitude of pat- terns on ideas in the thirteen books. Mrs. Ella McCallum and daugh- ter Grace, Toronto, were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nel- s 1Thompson. Mr. and‘ Mrs. H. Routledge and children spent a week’s vacation with friends at Haliburton. Once again it is time to begin a new year of CGIT activities. The first meeting will be in the form of a weiner roast on Sep- tember 11, so dress accordingly girls! We shall meet at the Rich- mond Hill United Church at 7 pm. Please note the chan'ge in time‘ for this first meeting only. All girls 12 to 17'years of age are invited. ‘ C CI T Doings We are pleased to hear that our department was well repres- ented at Camp Ahshunyoong this summer. Recently returned cam~ pers are Nancy Ripley, Janet Ellis, Linda Lewis, Kathy Curtis, Crystal Bowyer and Shirley Mill- igan. Councillors from Richmond Hill were Pat Ramer, Joan Cook and Kitty Pick OF REGISTERED JERSEY CATTLE, AND GRADE HOLSTEIN MILK COWS, PIGS, Cattle Pigs ‘ 30 or more Good Chunk Implements, etc. 1 Spring tooth cultivator, tractor and horse hitch 1 13-Tooth spring tooth tractor cultivator l ISO-gal. Steel oil tank 1 40-gal. Steel oil tank with tap 1 New scythe '2. Electric motors, 60 cycle 1 hand lawn mower, near new 1 Electric fencer 200 Ft. plastic garden hose 1 Crosscut saw 2 Rolls barb wire ‘ 1 Small roll farm stock fence ‘Number of other useful articles Hay and Straw Approx. ,500 bales mixed and A representative of the Metropolitan Conservation Authority will attend the next meeting of *Richmond Hill town council to discuss plans for the development of the Mill Street pond area as AUCTION SALE a park. Terms cash. KEN 8: CLARKE PRENTICE, Auctioneers Markham. 0nt.. phone 346 Milliken. ph. AXminster 3-5987 timothy hay Approx. 300 bales wheat straw Large pile of well rotted barn yard manure Sale at 1 pm. Terms cash. I mile north of Buttonville on Don Mills Road Property of JAS. MULROONEY FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 12 Registered Jersey Cow. No. 2622773 Bayside Eva Hazel, born Sept. 8. 1958, vaccinated, bred May,27th Registered Jersey Cow, No. 249886, Bayside Lucky Jean, born April 13, 1952, vaccinated bred April 30 Registered Jersey Cow. No. 23593 Bayside Princess Merry, born Dec. 20, 1950, vaccinated, bred June 30 ' Registered Jersey, No. 276891, Bayside Marybeth, born Nov‘ 27, 1954, vaccinated, bred June 21 Registered Jersey heifer, No. 308481, Bayside Lula Eva. born Feb. 2, 1957, bred June 26 Registered Jersey heifer, No. 308481, Bayside Marie, born Sept. 30. 1957, open Registered Jersey heifer, her dam Eva Hazel, born Jan.758 Registered Jersey bull calf. his dam Dream Lena, .born July 1958 4 Holstein Cows. near due. springers, some fresh time of sale Baled Hay, Straw, F'arm Implements, etc. LOT 19, CON. 4th LINE MARKHAM TWP. Discuss Plans Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hoadley and family, and Mrs. David Hilts spent a few days last week ar- ound Cornwall and the St. Lawr- ence Seaway. dine Miss Dorothy Doust spent the Labour Day wqekend at Kincar- Miss Shirley Call of Elkhart, Indiana, spent the week~end with Rev. and Mrs. Willis Hunking. A very interesting program was presented on Sunday morning at the United Missionary Sunday School. Rev. and Mrs. Willis Hunking played the part of pres- enting medical help to an African native lady. Miss Shirley Gall, dressed in full costume ably fill- ed this character as she too has laboured in Africa. Misses Patsy and Edith Faye‘ Hunking, also dressed in costume, acted as her children. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bowman of New Jersey spent several days visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. Hawk- ins and Miss Raymer. Mrs. Haw- kins and Miss Raymer are nieces of Mr. Bowman. Mr. Emerson Bowman, another (953% PENNSYLV N A Heavier g a u ge outer shell, acid- resist i n n e n 1 in e 1'. Double- locked, 1 e alkâ€" proof seams. Re- info’rced end caps. 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