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How- gai-ned considerable headway be-iever, there was little wind and tore the alarm was tUI‘nid in. it came from the south-west. drew large (31‘0st W110 "'dme Sparks were seen over the school from great diStanceS- The bal‘n. house. and the next day buildings ‘Vel'y W811 fillea With’ hay and and cars on the Acrjman place stl‘aW‘ was an easy Dl‘ey t” The were found to be liberally cover- flames. creating a beacon which cd with ashes and charred par- Wwfiwg+vxw~Mawx~k F‘~V““‘r‘*“"‘~.‘ 16 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ont. Thursday, December 18. 1958 STEEL LIN'E’ELS l BEAMS macaw: §3£m18§ WE GIVE YOU- €REDIT FOR BEiNG A SMART SHQPPER COKKI‘APONDENI' MR5 H 4 RE R 6,. 4 Gormley â€" Phone I‘llrner 4 L Smart Style ELECTRIC TOASTERS ELECTRIC IRONS NRNOVEI TOASTEflâ€"Glecm- hg afl»chromo whh Mock bakolin handks. Toast flips Over when doors are lowered langJife element Cord extra) Conn'oisseul styled in shaming chrome on copper with co'nOrasO-black, heal ruismnf bakelite base. 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Cause of the fire has nqt been determined. although the Fire Marshal has visited the scene. uring the day and all revious) the house mu ave been destroyed a1 ver, there was littls ime (and there had’been g the day and all the day )us) the house must surely been destroyed also. How- there was little wind and me from'the south-west. s were seen over the school . and the next day buildings us on the Acrzman place found to be liberally cover- .th ashes and charred par- of wood and hay. One has AUYOMATIC POP-UP TOASTER â€" Full size, completely auto- matic â€"â€" at worthwhile saw ings. Fast, silent operation ~â€" has! "done"' 1h; way you like it; automafic shut-off. Gleaming chrome. W‘nh cord and MAN Cooks beflei -- helps eliminate shrink- age and scorch. Water-sealed elemenl. Fingertip temperature control from siM< mer to 420° Square design gives maxi- mum cooking area. Signal light Easy- lo-see cooking guide. Complele with iii; 1'89 ., 15.95 15. the 10- Club, met last at her visit from \ \§ Heal contra: FRY PM! 12.15 TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET Lights appearing at the church at odd intervals are a sure indi- cation of pre-Christmas activity. which will culminate on Friday evening. Word comes that that is the day Santa Claus has prom- ised to drop in on his way to other boys and girls. so no one will want to miss being at the church on Friday evening, De- cember 19. . Mystery surrounds the school also, but‘ the secrets will be out on Thursday evening, when Jolly Old Santa comes around. He'll probably be too busy to listen to the concert, but the children and Mrs. Frazer will be most pleas- ed to see all the parents on Thursday, December 18. Sunday's white gift service at Headford was very enjoyable, with the Sunday School pupils participating in choruses and a hymn. The lesson was read by Susan Terry and the story “If I had not come" was told by Mar- garet Brodie. The children plac- ed the white gifts under the Christmas tree. and these will eventually find their way to some needy Richmond Hill families. There was also a cash collection for the Fred Victor Mission in Toronto. Santa’s On His Way Murray and Lorraine Acreman along with Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Ewart were guests at a Christmas banquet and dance at the Man- sion House in Toronto on Satur- day evening. remaining in town for Sunday in order to spend it with Lorraine's sister and her mother. Thursday evening at which Mrs. George Barker received the Sim- pson-Sears Trophy for highest points for the year in the decorâ€" ative classes. Mable was also the recipient of Mrs. B. L. Ander- son’s prize. an exquisite vase, for high points in the vegetable class. Social Note 'COLOR GUARD" AUTOMA- TIC YOASTER â€" has! to your order, every Oime, whecher the bread is fresh or days' old. Automatic shuf-ofi and pop-up feafures. Crumb Qray. Mirrov bright c h r o m a. 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Fast â€" starts to percolaie in 30 second: Automaiis GOFF EEMAKER Red Lancers Band AUTOMATIC "DRY" mow â€" AUTOMATIC Fast heét, fully controlled k, IRON â€" 17 fine seleded Triple-chrome easy handle only 2% lbs Cotd afluched Subject to approval by the exâ€" ecutive board, uniforms have been designed for the majorettes. Made of one piece of white wash and wear material. the blouse will have long sleeves with large cufl‘s. Attached to this will be a pleated skirt. Three V's in red. white and blue will be on the front of the blouse which will to 40 for two reasons. No one will be turned away if they are within the 14 to 20 age limit. and secondly. the group will now have a special group of five or six dancing majorettes who will concern themselves with intri- cate routines beyond the scope and experience of most of the girls. Registration in the majorettes has now risen to 21. In original talks, the executive had consid- ered having 31 majorettes, but now the total has been jumped The second practice of the have drum majorettes of the Red Lan- same cers, the Richmond Hill Police cuffs. Boys Band Association trumpet boots The second practice of the have a mandarin neck. These drum majorettes of the Red Lan- same stripes will appear on the cers, the Richmond Hill Police cuffs. In addition. white leather Boys Band Association trumpet boots will be worn. The matter and drum band. had their second of gloves and a hat were left .for practice last Sunday at the town further discussion hall. ’ The mutt nrnniim: nf Hâ€"m ma- NEARLY NEW PARTY DRESSES TU. 4-3341 \SKS 55A Yonge St. S. ENCORE plate with wrifl- Fabric sening lightweight 8.93 3-BRUSH - FLOOR The 3 coun'er-rotafing brushes keep the polisher steady on the floor â€" no "walking away." Polishes hardwood, linoleum and tiles fo- a smooth, even hard gloss. Saves time and work. 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