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SYLVAPI.Y PIYW()OD, handy panels, tapered hardwood table legs See them at Butler & Baird Lumber Ltd. 181 Yonge St. N TU. 4-1125, AV 5-3506. tic48 FREE ESTIMATES “for alumin- um combination windows. doors, and awnings. Call your local “ALSCO” representative at OX- ford 1-3180 tfc34 TRAILERS Box and boat trailers for sale and rent. Hou.3 trailers for sale. Lowest prices. N. Zaiser. Phone ()ak Ridges PR. 3672] DRY HARDWOD. cut 16" for hearth. $12 single cord. White birch or maple $14. TU 4â€"2957. *7w25 1 PAIR MEN'S tube skates, size 8-9; 1 pair boy's hockey skates. size 5. TU. 4-5350. *1w26 G'RLS' BICYCLE, $12.00. TU. 4-5333. c1w26 (‘OMBINATION doors. windows, and awnings, porch shades and railings. drapery tracks, bamboo drapes and hooks. Zeph-Aire Co. Ltd.. Aurora, phone PA. 7-4811. tfc50 OLD HOUSE with barn in Thorn- hill. free of charge. Must be re- moved by January 31. AV. 5-1679. c1w26 DEEP WELL PUMP with pres- sure tank. AV. 5-1679. c1w26 MAN'S hockey skates and boots. 00.1“. Special. size 10, $8.00. Ex- cellent condition. TU. 4â€"1788. TURKEYS Quality turkeys. at a record low price â€"â€" 410 per pound. From 8 lbs. to 24 lbs. Bayview Delica- tessen, TU. 4-3726. clw26 FOR children's pictures try the friendly Lagerquist Studio. with the know how. TU. 4-2791. tic/46 WOMEN'S tube skates, size 6 white boots. good éondition $3.50. TU. 4-1396 01‘ TU. 4-1105. nc25 ONE 1/6 h.p. GE. motor. 60 cy- cle; one 14 h.p. Delco, completely reconditioned, $20 each. AV. 5- 1707. nc26 TIME TO PAINT UP Sen us for Crown Diamond Paint. Painter's prices. Butler and Baird Lumber Limited, Richmond Hill, TU. 4- 1125. tfc41 APPLES. $1. a bushel & upA Bas- kets 25 cents. Bring containers. Earl Jackson. corner of Steeles and Ke‘ele. AV. 5-4077. tfc13 LARGE SIZE space heater. al- most new, $50. Phone King 427W. c1w26 ROTTED cow manure rdelivered In small quantities for lawns. gardens and ficwar beds, TU 4- 2236 tfc44 BURROUGH'S adding machine, used one year. good condition. TU. 4-5078. c2w25 BE COMFORTABLE 4 and save RECQEVQITIONED oil space heat- ers. all sizes. one‘yefié} _gr\;e;x:alr.1?e.é phone TU. 4-1221. money â€" with storm windows and doors from Maple Lumber, Railway Street, Maple. Prompt complete Installation of all kinds in time for wlnter. Phone Maple 117 â€" anytime. tfc19 BOATS Prams - Christmas Specials 560. 12 ft. car-top. 14 ft. runabouts. Sailboats. cabin cruisers: also Windshields. Best material. All boats guaranteed not to leak. Also boats for rent. No. 11 High- way. east side, 1% miles south of Newmarket. TW. 5-9651. tfc25 METRO WRECVKING & LUMBER COMPANY TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES Sales - Service ~ Rentals Authorized Dealer All popular makes for sale in- eluding new and rebuilt standard. portable and electric models. Special rental rates available to students. as Baker he. Richmond Hill Cedar Ave. Richmond Hill New and used building and plumbing supplies. New complete compact toilets. $32.50; wash ba- sins 516.95 and up; 3 and 4 inch soil pipe and fittings; copper pipe and fittings; 90 lb. rolled roof- ing, $4.50 sqi; 210 lb. No. l shingles, $9.50 sq. Plywoods, inâ€" sulation. ceiling squares 12x12, ’.10‘-'_:c and up. All electrical sup- plies. New 2x4‘s, 5‘éc ft: 2x6's 9c ft.: 2x8‘s 12c ft. Spruce boards $90.00 per M. lx2's 2c ft.; 1x3 Be it. â€"- AV. 5-3942. tfc24 18 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ont, Thursday, December 25, 1958 FLOOR FURNACE SERVICE tfle CASH RATES. first insertion 31: per word, min. charge . . 500 Second and subsequent insertions if wording unchanged, 30 per word min. charge . . . . . . . . . . 40c FOR BOX NUMBERS an extra charge per insertion of . . 25c COMING EVENTS NOTICE: per type line 100; min. charge We CARD OF THANKS. IN MEMORIAMS. DEATHS. ENGAGEMENTS, MARRIAGES, per insertion $1.00 BIRTH NOTICE 50c Clnssifled advertisements should be in as early in the week as possible but not later than noon on Wednesdays. Send ads by mail and enclose payment. or telephom TU. 4-1105 and you will receive invoice. OIL SPACE HEATER ARTICLES FOR SALE L. H. SIMS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES TU.4-1745 tfc49 clw26 tfc40 JOE GRANATO TILE CONTRACTOR Floor covering, arborite and wall tile. TU. 4-1585 after 6 pm. tfc21 MASONRY CONTRACTOR Stonework, Fireplace, etc. V. Ostergaard, 148 Yonge St. 5., Richmond Hill, phone TU. 4-5688. tfc23 ANYTHING in Painting. Paper hanging. Decorating, etc. Phone A. Rollinson. TU. 4â€"3622. tfc9 CHIMNEYS Chimneys built and Free estimates. Expert ship. Phone Walker chell. AV. 5-2526. R. H. Reid upholstered. 24 TU. 4-4615. RICHMOND FLOOR SERVICE Floors, dustless sanding. refinish- ing. All work guaranteed. Free estimates. AV. 5-5071. tfc3 CARPENTER WORK. Alterations and repairs. TU 4-2896. Ruben Lahn, Richmond Hill. t.ch CHROME kitchen chairs L'PHOLSTERING and repairing Apply F. Giaham, Lake Road, Oak Ridges. PR. 3-5691. tfc27 FRANK'S WELL DRILLING Pumps installed and serviced Frank Gerritz. R. R. 2 Aurora. PA. 7-5272. tf050 TILE CONTRACTOR. ceramic. plastic and linoleum. Robert E. Patchell, PArkview 7-4459, 32 Mill St.. Aurora. tfc31 BRIGHTEN UP that room now. Install a pre-fit window-unit. We have a complete stock of stand- a"1 sizes on hand. Butler and Baird Lumber Limited, Richmond Hill. TU. 4-1125. tfc4l SAND AND GRAVEL. crushed stone, loam and fill, E. Charity. Richmond Hill. TU. 4-1701. WEDDING Invitations, engraved finest quality, reasonable prices. Quick service. “The Liberal," Phone TU. 4-1105 Richmond Hill Thornhill. BLOCK LAYING and concrete work, footings. basement floors. etc. Fred Flood. Richmond Hill. TU. 4-3085. new RICHMOND TREE SERVICE Fruit trees pruned, trees trim- med and removed. Cabelling, fer- tilizing and custom chain saw- ing. Free estimates. TU. 4-1221. tfc13 .XPPLES. $2 a bushel and up. Bring container. Earl Jackson. corner of Steeles and Keele. AV. 5-4077. tfc13 South Taylor Mills 131:, Beverley Acres. TU. 4-4347. tfc8 CONCRETE & GENERAL CONTRACTORS Call E. W. Payne for septic tanks. concrete floors and all types of concrete work around your home. Also home and found- dation repairs, alterations and additions. Free estimates. AV. 5-1153. tIc13 RICHMOND CARPET CLEANERS Quality cleaners of rugs ard up- holstery. All work done by ma- chine. Also carpets cleaned in your home. Work guaranteed. Phone AV. 5-5071. tfc52 A RELIABLE T.V. Service. 240 PAINTING 85 PAPER HANGING R. E. Dunn. TU. 4-2798. UPHOLSTERY Recovering and repairing of any kind of furniture. Experienced on Scandinavian furniture. Free estimates. Reasonable prices. Call anytime. TU. 4-4813. tfc1'7 All air and steamship lines cruisâ€" es. For reservations and tickets MISCELLANEOUS S. G. GURNEY. AGENT Bradford PR. 5-3464 or TU. 4- 2152. tfc18 WALK-RITE SHOE STORE AND REPAIRS FOP. SEWER CHANGEOVER CALL E. W. PAYNE. AV. 5-1153. DRUGS Richvale Rexall Pharmacy Free All Day Delivery Prescriptions Accurately Dispensed AV. 5-3772 TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINES Cleaned oiled and Se}viced. W. W. McCOY AV. 5-2277 Satisfaction Guaranteed I*2w23 tfc25 OVERSEAS - TRAVEL SERVICE L )CAL garage and Moving FOR SALE (Continued) Phone AV.5-1266. tfch hour service tfc7 TU.‘ 4-3391 repaired workman- and Mit- tfc15 tfc-17 SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED 12 years experience. All makes. Machines converted to electric. TU. 4-1874. tfc21 KEN STIFF FURS LTD; Stop 21A Yonge St., AV. 5-4172. tfcll CALL US £01 your sand, gravel. fill, top soil and black loam. Prompt delivery. Reasonable rates. J. B. DeFerrari, Maple 541112. tfc7 MAURICE COGGINS ' UPHOLSTERY Recovering, repairs, etc. Antiq- ques a specialty. Free estimates. Easy terms. TU. 4â€"3203, evenings ME. 3-3028. 10A Centre St. E.. RUBBER STAMPS. all kinds bray size. Quick service. The hiberal Office. Richmond Hill. PAINTING & DECORATING Commercial and industrial work a spegiakty frspecial faln rates, LANGSTAFF SHARPENING SERVICE Saws, lawn mowers and power mowers. cutter blades balanced. Pick-up and delixery. 88 Garden Avenue. AV. 5-‘4815. tfc38 MOVING & CARTAGE Frank’s Moving 8: Cartage, pack- ing and storage. Experienced service anytime. Pickup and de- livery. Good rates. TU. 4-2613. Richmond Hill WEDDING invitations, printed or engrav;d_ Finest quality at a reasuiable price. The Liberal. phone TU. 4-1105. tf RICHMOND DELIVERY SERVICE Light pick-up and delivery. TU. 4-1812. tfc3 WELL DRILLING George’s Well Drilling and re- pairing, pump installed and re- paired George Adams, Box 192 King City. King 287. tfc46 ALL KINDS FURNITURE re- pairs. upholstcriug. cabinet work, wood carving. Estimates given. N. G. VanDyke, 96 Hunt Ave., Richmond Hill. tfc31 CONCRETE - MASONRY CARPENTRY CONTRACTORS Building. ulterations and repairs, prompt serVIce. WALKER 8; MITCHELL AV. 5-2526 TILES Linoleum. asphalt, rubber, etc. Recreation rooms a specialty. Ex- pert installation. Douglas Floor- ing. AV. 5-1960. tfc22 GENERAL wiring, recreation room wiring and lighting, stove installations. heavy wiring. Free estimates. Call TU. 4-1946. tfc25 PIANO TUNING & REPAIRING S. Hoffman Formerly of Gerard Heintzman. Work guaranteed. Free estimates. Phone Liberal Office, TU. 4â€"1105: evenings RUssell 2-6516. Toronto. OIL SPACE HEATERS AND FLOOR FURNACE SERVICE We specialize in Space Heaters. Floor Furnaces, Gravity Fed Furnaces and Oil Hot Water Heaters, Cleaning, Parts and Servicing. WASHING MACHINES Parts. repairs and service. Herridge Electric. TU, +3211. 53 Yonge St. N., Richmond Hill tfc9 ANYTHING in Painting. Paper- hanging, Decorating. etc. Phone A. Rollinson, King 362M â€" AV. 5-1670. tfc9 BABY PICTURES are priceless when taken by The Lagerquist Studio. TU. 4-2791. tfc48 CARPENTER WORK Repairs. alterations, modernizing, recreation rooms. All odd jobs, expert craftsmanship. Free esti- mates. Reasonable prices. Call anytime. TU. 4â€"4813. TV 8; Radio Service, antenna and U.H.F. installations. Car Radios. Same day service. AV. 5-3756. WE NEED people to raise Chin- chilla. The demand for pelts exâ€" ceeds the supply. Only require- ments space and limited canital. The industry is on a sound basis. RU. 2-6806. Stonehouse Chinchilla 111 Haddington Ave.. Toronto 12. tfc8 RICHMOND HILL TV SERVICE Repaired, Cleaned, Restyled. [nsured, cold fur storage. MINK COLOUR glasses with sil- ver design. Lost between Bever- ley Acres Public School and the Bayview Plaza. Reward. TU. 4- 5046. I c1w26 MISCELLANEOUS OIL BURNER Parts. repairs and service. Herridge Electric BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY F. DUVAIJL & SONS TU. 4-3718 TU: 4â€"3211. 53 Yonge St. N. TU. 4-1221 LOST FURS tfc12 tfc17 tfc43 tfc16 tfclb tfc44 tf024 tfc9 OFFICE SPACE TO RENT 220 sq. ft., divided, on main floor, in modern office building on Yonge Street in Richmond Hill. $53.00 monthly. AV. 5â€"3741. IjEW‘G ROOMEEI? bungalow in ONE OR TWO furnished rooms for rent. TU. 4â€"2255. 02w25 FIVE room new apartment. 1617 Baker Ave., Richmond Hill, phone TU. 4â€"1585 after 6 pm. tfc21 OFFICE SPACE Office space and retail stores for rent. Available early 1959. Cent- rally located on Yonge Street. Will finish to suit tenant. Sor- bara Real Estate Ltd., call Fer- raro. RU. 3â€"6156, TU. 4-1970. TWO STORES for rent. Will re- model or combine. Ba‘yview Plaza. Also upstairs office. Call super- intendent, TU. 4-1590. tf022 Beverley Acres. ModernerVéé'soh: able. TU. 4-5018. tfc24 rent. Richmond Hill Hardware, TU 4-21u1. tfc18 AURORA Spacious 4 two bedroom apartment all conveniences. $85. 5052 or PA. 7-5046. or lot with us fdéiiduuic'lz-agtvighu. Mr. Hudson, phone TU. 4-2822 or HU. 3-4343. tfcll 4-ROOMED house, semi-furnish- ed, 3-piece bath, oil heating. $100 per month to reliable ten- ants. No. 7 Highway near Bay- view, AV. 5-2647. c1w26 FLOOR SANDERS, POLISHERS. ELECTRIC TOOLS To rent. Charlton Hardware. TU. 4-1331 Richmond Hill. tfc32 6-PLEX Large, 5-room apartment to lease. Bus service, parking. Reliable tenants only. AV. 5â€"1234. ELgCT_R_Ic_‘ FLOOR pm UNFURNISHED 3 roomed base- ment apartment. Newly decorat- ed. Separate entrance. Washing facilities. $45 monthly. Close to T.T.C. bus stop. Business couple. TU.’ 4-5146. c2w25 6 ROOMED solid brick rénch- style corner bungalow. suitable for doctor. Aluminum storms and screens, fully decorated and landâ€" scaped. Custom built recreation room and kitchen. Private sale. 1723Cascade Circle, Richmond Hill. c4w23 PRUDENTIAL TRUST CO. We have a number of low priced homes and building lots; also a few new homes. List your home WANT A HOUSE? A selection of 162 Richmond Hill homes. 89 Richvale and Langâ€" staff properties, 86 Thornhill area homes and 317 Willowdale houses are available through our chain of north-end offices. Free guid- ance and counsel are available day or night, through our quali- fied representatives. 4 BEDROOM house, oil heating, all conveniences. Early posses- sion. 30 May Ave. TU. 4-2817. c1w26 LOVELY furnished apartment. equipped kitchen, private bath, separate entrance. Heat, electric- ity, parking provided. Adults. $20 weekly. Aurora PA. 7-5597. tfc23 2-BEDROOM apartment, com- plete with living room, kitchen and bathf heated. Stove and re- frigerator supplied. Apply Wl S. Hare & Son, phone PR. 3-5841. tfc19 4 ROOM apartment to lease. low- er. Could be doctor's office. New 6-plex. AV. 5-1234. tfc23 FLOOR SANDER to rent Phone AVenue 5â€"1109 ELECTRIC FLOOR SANDER, Richmond Hill Hardware, TU. 4-2101. tfc47 DAVID McLEAN LTD Member of Toronto Real ] Board Thornhill Offices AV. Richmond Hill Offices TU Willowdale Offices BA. Newtonbrook Office BA. TROPICAL FISH aquariums and all supplies. The ideal lasting Christmas gift. Aquariums com- plete from $7.50. The Plaza Aq- uarium, 48 Levendale Rd., Rich- mond Heights Plaza. tfc23 2 PEKINESE puppies, lovely col- ouring. Will hold for Christmas. Reasonable. TU. 4-4970. c2w25 REGISTERED bAabyrbudgies from talking strain, alsor breeaers. TU. 4-2205. U023 XMAS POODLE PUPPIES Small Miniatures, registered. Phone Roches Point 488. *3w24 Visit Colonial Nutria Ranch for information. Epworth & Son, Hillsview Dr., Richmond Hill, Box 177, phone TU. 4â€"5050. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR QUICK RESULTS TRY LIBERAL CLASSIFIEDS PHONE TU. 4-1105 LIVESTOCK FOR SALE TO RENT RAISE NUTRIA Modern; PA. 7â€" roomed, c1w26 c3w24 c2w25 Estate 5-1176 4-3805 5-7706 1-9333 clw23 c4w25 tfc23 tfc28 NURSES registered for Sept. 5 or after full or part time. Salary $9.00 daily. Duties three shifts. 8 to 4. 4 to 12. 12 to 8. Rest home Yonge and Elmwood, Stop 240. Ask for Miss White, AV. 5-1706. Call between 6 and 7 pm. 1103 EXPERIENCED KNITTEF re- quires hand-knitting. AV. 5-1559 evenings. tfc8 Eprrienced. English and Greek diplomas. Dressmaking and alter- ations, TU. 4-5253. tfc13 EXPERIENCED gardener, Dutch, 57 years of age. Wants garden- ing during winter plus odd jobs. Will do anything. Phone Brad- ford PR. 5-3490. *4w25 KITCHEN STOVE, wood and FIRST and second mortgages bought and sold and arranged quickly, Willowdale Mortgage Service. Reverse charges. HU 3-2040. tfc? 8“ Richvale Ornamental Iron Works OPENING for one aggressive salesman, in busy Richmond Hill Realty office. Call Mr. Shields TU. 4-3805. David McLean Ltd. Realtors Richmond Hill. clwll MAN will do painting and paper- hanging. Fast, efficient work. Very low prices. Years of exper- ience. TU. 4-2902. tfc15 PIANO ZVANTED ‘ Anv size or make, pay cash. phone Toronto LE. 4-9419, collect. tfc3 coal. Reasonable price. TU. 4- 3163. c1w26 CAPONS. 'and fowl. highest pr!- ces paid. Don't sell until contact- ing W. S. Appleton. Oak Ridges Poultry Grading Station. phone PRospect 3-5301. tfc27 MATURE baby sitter. New Year's Eve, to remain all night. TU. 4- 4740. c1w26 WHY NOT TRY SELLING in your spare time for that extra money you need. One of Canada's best known household products. Good commission. Car essential. TU. 4-1250. r tfc19 REAL ESTATE SALESMEI‘». DAVID McLEAN LTD. Have openings for two energetic salesmen in their Thornhill Head Offices. Real Estate experience is not necessary as the firm prov- ides complete training. Appli- cants are invited to call Mr. Car- lisle at AV. 5-1176 or AV. 5-2742. EXPERIENCED woman willing to look after familv in mother‘s absence; also baby sitting. TU. 4-3158. tfc23 ELECTRICIAN and oil burner serviceman. Herridge Electric, 53 Yonge North, TU. 4-3211. Phone AV. 5-4421 Evenings AV. 5-3678 For Stair & Porch Rail-s, Grilles & Gratings, Fire Escapes, Portable Welding & Repairs. TAKE NOTICE that all Credit- ors and others having claims against the Estate of the late GEORGE DONNERAL, late of the Township of Vaughan. in the County of York, Farmer, who died on or about the 13th day of August, 1958, are required on or before the 15th day of January. 1959, to send to the undersigned full particulars of their claims. After such last mentioned date the Administrators will proceed to distribute the assets of the Es- tate among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have notice. Notice To Creditors AND OTHERS HELP WANTED FLOYD E. CORNER, Q.C., The Bank of Nova Scotia Building, DATED at Aurora this 2nd day December, 1958. AURORA. Ontario, Solicitor for the Administrators, George Donneral and John Cave. EMPLOYMENT WANTED MORTGAGES DRESSMAKING POULTRY W AN TED WANTED c1w13 clw26 At this time of year_ such things as ‘Merry Christmas’ and 'Good Will Towards Men' be- come harried phrases. We have said them so many times their meaning is no longer clear. As the car rounded a bend, the headlights picked out a stooped figure at the side of the road, huddled there in the dark- ness, obviously trying to bum a lift but without even the energy to raise a thumb Ordinarily Steve would have passed the figure without giving it a second thought. He had done enough travelling to know just what sort of person thumbs a lift late at night. But tonight was different; it was Christmas Eve. He stopped the car and open- ed the door. A man of about 50 got in. He hadn’t shaved in sev- eral days; his clothes were threadbare; and his face was dir- ty. His bare hands had gone white with cold, and his lower lip trembled. Even the sparkle in his eyes had died in the dark- ness, Again the world keeps Christmas, Each home and heart alight; The faithful praise a Saviour Born one Holy night. And as you, too, keep Christmas May you fee‘. His Presence near May His, tender love surround you Through a happy day and year. A Merry Christmas to all our readers. Home From R.A.F. One year ago on Christmas Eve, a story happened that may help give more meaning to those words. It is a true story. and so far as we know. accurate. If. after having read it. you will know a little better what ‘Mer- ry Christmas' means, then it will have accomplished it’s purpose. The temperature dropped as a car sped along a highway'late on Christmas Eve. The lights of To- ronto seemed to sparkle in the night rather than glow as they usually did. A man we’ll call Steve was going home after hav- ing worked very hard that week. He was tired; he was-hungry; and he was a little in awe of what this night meant to millions of people all over the world. “How far ya goin’," said Steve, knowing full well he would get a story fabricated from lies, and probably would Mr. Trevor Varley, 20-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Varley, arrived at Malton airport on Wednesday morning. Mrs. Varley shed a few happy tears when she saw her son for the first time in eighteen months. Trevor had just finished two years of service in the Royal Air Force. Mr. and Mrs. Varley, Roger and Janet all took two days off from work and school to take Trevor shOpping in Toronto and to visit friends. Tre- vor especially appreciates central heating after the coolness of the English homes. We wish a speedy recovery for Mr. Zoli Berta who is ill in bed at home. Pupils and teachers are enjoy- ing the longest possible Christmas holidays this year. Mr. Charles Milsted saw two robins Friday morning, when ’the temperature moderated consider- ably. They were both chirruping cheerfully. We wonder where they found shelter in the 20° below zero on Saturday morning. Christmas Concert At all three concerts we hear excellent programmes were pre- sented. Teachers and pupils de- sen‘e a lot of credit for these fine performances. Santa visited each school. bringing plenty of presents, and treats for the pupils. The Spirit Of Christmas â€"Found On A Roadside On Wednesday evening, Decem- ber 17, a large crowd gathered at SS. 12, Markham, for the annual Christmas\ concert. Mrs. John Nigh is the teacher here. 7 6n the same night, parents and friends met at SS. 4, Markham, where Mrs. Stuart Lee is teacher. On Thursday night. December 18, the annual concert was pre- sented at SS. 7, Whitchurch. Tea- chers here are Mr. Harry Hunt. Misses Marjorie Barber and Joan Barrett. Frie'nds aré pleased to learn Mr. Jas. Doust has recovered suf- ficiently to come downstairs part time. Saw RoHins We are pleased to report Mrs. Carl Reesor came home from the Private Patients’ Pavilion, Gen- eral Hospital, Toronto. SS. 7, Markham, had a Christ- mas party for their pupils on Fri- day, the closing day of school. These pupils also report a good time. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hatton were guests at the wedding of their daughter in the Presbyterian Church in Scarboro on Saturday afternoon. The best wishes of the community are extended to this young couple. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Farmer left early Monday morning to spend the holiday season with relatives in Philadelphia. Mrg. Abâ€"ner Brubacher of Elora is spending several days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rees- Bishop E. J. Swalm of Duntroon had supper on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Empringham. Mr. W. Kramme who has spent CORRESPONDENT: MRS. CHAS. MILSTED Telephone Gormley 5201 GORMLEY NEWS six months with Mr. Wilfred Piel- sticker at the Mushroom Farm, flew back to his home in Germany on Sunday. have the touch put on him for ten dollars. “I‘m tryin’ to get to Ottawa to see my wife and kids for Christ- mas." said the man. “I bin work- in’ in the tobacco fields near St. Thomas. but I got sick, and I didn‘t have enough money left to buy a bus ticket home.” Mr. and Mrs. Alvm Winger cel- ebrated their 50th wedding anni- versary on Tuesday, December 23. Friends and relatives were enter- tained at a.turkey dinner at noon at the Youth Centre. We’ll try to have more news of this happy oc- casion for you next week. The latest word on Mr. John Cober is that he is sufficiently recovered to come home from Newmarket Hospital in time for Christmas. “How long has it been since you've eaten?” said Steve. “Not too long." “How long?" “Two days ” “Well whadya say we go get some supper? I’m hungry too." Mrs. Leonard Creelman (Judy Wilcox) was guest of honour at a miscellaneous shower on Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. Milsted. Judy was presented with lovely gifts from her neighbours at Old Gormley. On Tuesday afternoon Miss Marjorie Barber eqtertained Judy at 21 miscellaneous shower. Here the guests were former school pals. Miss Marjorie Barber is spend- ing most of her Christmas holi- days in New York. Especially to our older folk who are confined to home or hos- pitals. and the other people who are ill at this time, we would like to extend the Season's Greetings. Even in the rush and hurry of Christmas we would like them to know they are not forgotten. “Don't get me wrong," said Steve. “I have noone at my place to have supper with, and tonight a guy gets kind of lonely when he eats by himself. I'd ap- preciate it if you would have supper with me.” All the time he was saying these things, Steve knew there was a hot meal wait- ing for him at his home, but he couldn't help himself. Steve pulled the car around and took the next Cloverleaf in- to the outskirts of the city. When he found a cheerful looking res- taurant that was still open, he parked in front and they both went inside. When1 the waitress came for the order, the man just looked at Steve Without batâ€" ting an eye. Steve said “My friend here is just in from out of town. I want two turkey din- ners with all the trimmings: to- mato juice, cranberry sauce and plum pudding, and make sure it's the best in the house. If my friend here wants anything else, give it to him." Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Steckley and John are spending Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Slaymaker, of Lancaster, Penna. Each year outside decorations and lighting effects at homes seem to be prettier. It is a pleas- ure to drive around and see this seasonal beauty. “Look Mack." said the man, “I ain't bummin nothin'. All I want is a ride. That way I don't owe you no_thin’ when you let me out." “Well . . :okay. but unnerstan' I ain’t askin’ ya to do this," said the man. When the girl had gone_ the man said “This is awful nice o’ Mrs. Fred Liebeck of Stayner spent a few days with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Winger. ~iii/[1272117111 Mrs. Garnét Lee and family of Toronto spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Bar- rett. Mr. Eric Morby entertained the members of his Sunday School class at a Christmas party on Fri- day night. The children report an excellent time. Mr. and Mrs. J. Scharbach and family of Toronto had supper on Sunday with Mrs. W. Henderson and girls. Gormley Home and School As- sociation held its annual Child- ren's Night Friday, December 12th, and a record turnout of 104 parents and children enjoyed the gala event. As a pleasant sur- prise Sheila Henderson accom- panied the group on its opening number “0 Canada". A very warm welcome was extended to one and all. Mr. George DeWitt of Richmond Hill was present with a group of films â€" the ever beautiful “Silent Night", “Alias Saint Nick", always loved by the children, “A Christmas Carol" â€"the story of old Scrooge. and finally the funny little “Calico Dragon." In between times carols were sung. This was all followed by very delicious refreshments served in buffet style by the mo~ thers of Grade 3 â€" with Mrs. J. Leitch. Grade Mother. conven- ing. Several members renewed their membership and it was thought to be a good start for the New Year coming. ya mister, but ,I haven't got any mogey to payâ€" ya back." “Ldok,” ‘sa’id’ Steve, “I invited you to have supper with me, I dldryt invite you to pay for it.” “Say, do yé know‘vihere the police station is around here?" In surprise Jim said “Sure .I know. It‘s just up the street. but why do you want to know?" Steve said, “Look. I've got something to do. You stay right here and start to eat. I'll be back in a minute.” He left the restaurant, and saw a men's clo- thing store across the street just closing for the night. HeAburst in the door and told the startled salesman he wanted a pair of men‘s gloves and a good warm scarf. With the two parcels un- der his arm. he returned to the vagrant in the restaurant and sat down. "Well," said the man, “It's too late for me to try to get home tonight, an' I don't have any money, so if they see me walkln' around the streets, they'll lock me up for vagrancy. I figger if I go to them first. they'll let me sleep in a cell tonight, an' at least I'll be warm an' dry." “Thanks mister, thanks. And a Merry Christmas to ya’." With that, the man disappeared off up the dark street. teve knew he. would never see this man again. He knew the gloves and scarf would prob- ably be sold or pawned. He knew he had spent all but a dollar and a half of his own hard earned money on a complete stranger. But as he drove home through the light snow that had begun to fall, his heart felt warm. It was a funny feeling; one he had nev- er experienced before, but some- how he knew lt was a ‘rlght’ kind of feeling. He though to himself, ‘I guess I've been a fool. I haven’t got much in this world, but that poor guy had even less. Maybe someday he’ll do the same thing for someone else.’ "Here." said Steve. “Here's somethin‘ for you for Christmas. It‘s not very much because I'm not a millionaire. The gloves will keep your hands warm, and the scarf will keep your neck warm in the wind. And here’s two dollars. I’d like to make it more. but that's all I can spare. May- be that’ll get you a hotel room for the night. At least you can’t be arrested as a vagrant if you have money in your pocket." The man looked up in sure prise. He had nearly finished the meal. 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