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Richmond Hlll no payments until April 30th YORK AND ONTARIO COUNTES 36 YEARS EXPERIENCE Free Estimates Gladly Given Licensed Auctioneer ' for PLUMBING & HEATING WIMBRiDGE CLEANERS BRANCH YARD TU. 4-2162 0F sheets sheet} sheets sheets sheets sheets sheets sheets 62 Crc‘sby Ave. RICHMOHD HILL Wiowdale BA 1-9317 lichvale TU 4-1121 reg. price 7.28 8.32 $.86 7.84 672 7.68 644 7.36 n-0-o-n-n- ). sale price LIMITED While the refreshments were being prepared, a lively auction was held for the things left from last year‘s bazaar. . This meeting was a great success and it has been suggested that it be repeat- ed another time. Skating Party Mrs. H. J. Wildfong. Parkway Ave.. had the February meeting at her home on Wednesday, the 18th. There was a good turn-out for such a windy. cold night. Those present heard the propOSed budget for the new year and it was voted to be accepted with a few minor changes. Much discus- sion was held on the annual ba- zaar after which Mrs. L. Markle accepted the position of chairman for the bazaar and Mrs. D. Mills as convenor for the Apron table. The bazaar will differ from other years in the fact that there will be no sewing done for the babies and children’s tables, only knit- ting, as it was felt that the other articles did not sell. The lst and 2nd and 3rd Rich- vale Guide Company. along with the Brownies and Cubs attended St. Mary’s Anglican Church. Richmond Hill, at the evening service on Sunday, February 22. Dianne Holland. lst Richvale, read part of the lesson. Bowling Parties The 2nd Richvale Guides and leaders spent Saturday afternoon February 21, at Unlonville on a skating party, which was enjoyed immensely by all who attended.‘ The class of QC, Thornhill High School, held a bowling party in Richmond Hill on Saturday. Feb- ruary 21. Margo Martin, Oak Av- enue, entertained at her home af- terwards with dancing games and refreshments. At the home of Mrs. Gren Lu- nau, Roosevelt Dr.. the executive of Charles Howitt Home and School met on Monday, February 16th. The next meeting was dis- cussed and it was decided to postâ€" pone the general meeting for a week to coincide with Education Week. lst Langston Mothers Auxiliary The class of 11A, Thornhill High School, also had a bowling party on Saturday evening and Lynn Hall asked them back to her hnme on Westwood Lane for dancing and refreshments. lst Langstaff Father and Son Banquet The Father and Son Banquet was held on Friday. February 20. in Thornhill United Church. At the head table, which was decor- ated with flowers, candles and place cards in the Scout colors of yellow and green, were Rever- end Eddy. two Marlboro hockey players. Jim Murchie and Sonny Osborne, leaders, president of mothers’ auxiliary. chairman and his'sons. Mrs. Walter Ellis as president of mothers’ auxiliary received the thanks of the group committee and boys for provid- ing the banquet. and was presentâ€" ed with flowers. Mrs. Ellis in turn presented the leaders with a cheque for scouting activities to be held in the coming year. For entertainment the boys had a talk from the hockey players ml were shown a film of the Stanley Cup play-offs for 1957. Square Dance At their meeting on Tuesday. February 17, the 2nd Richvale Guides held a “Thinking Day” party. Four patrols put on two skits and then the leaders took their turn and acted out a skit. pertaining to Guiding. After, all the fun, Captain Wanda Weir pro- duced a large birthday cake with candles and the girls ehjoyed cake and lime drinks. Home & School Ex. For C. Howitt School The Northolt Homeowners held another successful square dance on Friday, February 20 at Charlâ€" es Howitt School. Charlie Murray and his wife Peggy were again on hand to do the calling and teach new dances. Mr. Hugh Martin an- nounced that. the next dance will 2nd Richvale Guides 17 Roosevelt Drive 161 Spruce Ave. n- -n- - x. - -0- -0-u-n-u- x-u -0-0-0-I)-n-n-0- -u-u-1>-0-0-o-w-( -0- who-0.1 .< -n-n-0-0-0.0.u- -u-n-n- )- _ -u-o-u-o.( -0-n-u- -n-o.o-l>- _1>-0.0.0-( -l7-n-u-O.o-U-( - _n-0~‘ YONGE STREET SOUTH CORRESPONDENTS: MRS. E. E. SPEARS RICHVALE NEWS MRS. M. E. TAYLOR Mrs. A. W. Duckworth. Roose- velt D12. had the February meet- ing of the Evening group of ‘the W.A. for the Emmanuel Anglican Church at her home on Tuesday, February 17. The ladies present brought sewing to be done for the bazaar, which is to be held early in May. Home From Hospitals Janice Winterfield.. Roosevelt Dix, is improving after having had her tonsils out last week at York County Hospital. Newmarâ€" ket. Hope you are able to eat again soon Janice. ~ Mrs. Jack Jellicoe returned home on Pearson Ave. last week after being confined to the Toron- to General Hospital, and is happy to report that she is up and around again. Flooding Conditions At a recent meeting of the Area Principal’s Association, the prin- cipals expressed concern regard- ing flooding conditions which might occur in our school area. Current reports from flood conâ€" trol officers point out that be- cause of the heavy .snow fall this winter there is a strong likelihood of dangerous flooding ponditions._ In order to ensure the safety of the children, the principals and the child safety committee would ask you to take all possible precautions to avoid serious con- sequences. Since these floods may be of a “flash” variety they would request you to inform the school principal if any hazardous condition arises â€" the principal will inform the proper authority to remedy the condition. The principal would also ask you to remain “on guard" at places where the children experience difficulty in getting to and re- turning home from school. Moved From Area . . Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nelder. Roosevelt D12. moved on Saturday February let to a new house in the southern end of Rexdale to be closer to Orenda. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams and son aged 13, moved in from Willowdale as Mr. Assistant Scout Master Bob Bowley resigned from lst Lang- stafi last week with a great deal of regret from him and the Scout Troop. Bob Bowley has been as- sociated with\Scouting for many years. He began as a Cub in Brantford. where he stayed for four years, moved to Welland and Scouting where he became Troop Leader and remained there seven years. His resignation was given because of a back injury he sus- tained in the Army when he was encased in a body cast for three months. As symptoms of the in- jury are re-occuring he is forced to give up the physical activity required of an assistant scout master. ‘ Emmanuel W. A. Williiéms’ business is in Richmond Hill. The neghbours wish the Nel- ders luck in ther new home and {ire welcome the Williams Emmanuel Church At a meeting held in Synod House on Thursday. February 19, the Rector. J. W. Newton-Smith, Bob Webster and Gren Lunau met with Rt. Rev. G. B. Snell, Bi- shop of Toronto, and Arch Deacon Gillings who represent the Church Extension Board of the Anglican Church, to discuss plans for Emmanuel Church in this area. The board officials accepted in principle the plan they sub- mitted for the first wingt’of the church and stated that they would support the building of this church to the greatest possible exâ€" tent and asked the church offic- ials to proceed with their planâ€" ning and report to Synod at an early date. Lanrich Bowlers be held at the school on March 20th. ‘ 1st Langstaff Cubs and Scouts A church parade was held on Sunday morning at the Emmanuel Anglican Church, which meets at Charles Hewitt School for the lst Langstatf Cubs and Scouts. 200 and over â€" Sam Hackett Phone AV. 5-3116 Phone AV. 5-4293 Bobby Miller, Westwood Lane, celebrated his eleventh birthday on Monday. February 23. His guests enjoyed games and danc- ing and a delicious supper. They were Diane Elsey, Suzanne Elli- son, Linda Smith, Sharon Facet, Howard Cazaly, Rodney Mablcy and Brian Uens. Education Week Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Bob Everist, principal of Charles Howitt School on the birth of their son, a brother for Cathy. at Wellesley Hospital, on Wednes- day. February 18. , aux, (nu-c; ;u.uu Uvuv u. --.v.. m. or from 2 to‘3 pm. Mr. May nard 'Hallman, Public School in- spector. will speak at the Home and School Meeting on Monday night, March lst on Trends in Education. School Hockey 200 and over flat -â€"- Eleanor Edwards 247, 218, Pat Mills 206, M,.ry Robson 211. Lou Brash 200, Norma Webster 200. H.T.H.: Helen Mabley 688. Team standingsâ€"Larkspurs 89, Roses 80, Camellias 70, Asters 72, Marigolds 71. Hollyhocks 80. _ During Education Week, the parents are invited to Richvale Public School on March 4th be- tween 2 and 3.30 p.m., when Op- en House will be held. Projects of the pupils will_be on flisplay. "A‘iqRasrs‘ Doan School the par- ents are invited to come on March 5th, either from} 9.30 to 11.39 a. On January 19, Richvale played Ross Doan with a score of 2-0 in favour of the latter.. On Febru- ary 2. Thorniea tied with Ross Doan 2-all. On February 23, Ross Doan is playing Charles Hewitt after school at. Unionville‘ rink, and everyone is invited to go‘ to cheer. Eighteen girls of the Charles Howitt Student Council twill be present at the Home and School March meeting on Monday, March 2. After a short business meeting the class rooms will be th:own open so that the parents can view their children’s work. The girls will carry refreshments to the classrooms to help out the social convenor of the Home and School and see that everyone is served. Neighbourhood Bowlers At Richvale Public School, the senior house league championship was 'won by the Jinimee Zubec Zoomers against the Howard Martin Maroons. The junior house league championship was won by the Alan Walsh Weasels over the Murray Hunter Huskies. AURORA â€" Mr, C. E. Lundy, former publisher of the “Banner” passed on at Aurora last week. He was 82 years of age. SCHOMBERG -â€" Joe Aston, 20. has been charged with at- tempted murder following the near fatal shooting of Edward Pascoe, 26. Mr. Pascoe was shot as he answered the door. His \vife.managed to disarm Aston and get him to send for an am- bulance. - Just a reminder that the lst Richvale Scout and Cub Mothers Auxiliary euchre on Tuesday night. February 24, will have something added: a home baking sale. Mrs. J. Taylor attended the Golden Wedding reception of her aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. James B. DeJean in Detroit on Sunday. At Richvale School on Wednesâ€" day, Fyebruary 18, the lst Rich- vale Brownies and Guides held a combined meeting for their “Thinking Day“ program. The parents were present at this even~ ing ceremony. Charles Howitt Student Council Fireflies 25, Flying Tigers 26, Swedes 22, Alley Cats 16,‘ Screwâ€" balls 23, Okey Dokes.35. Thinking Day Program H.S.F.. Doris Davies 250, Sam Hackett 256; H.S.H., Doris Davies 2280. Sam Hackett 274; H.T.F. Is- obel Weir 648. Jack Jellicoe 585; H.T.H., Isobel Weir 708, Oak Bloomquist 665. * 256. Jack Jellicoe 223, Bob Web- ster 242, Marion Blanchard 206, Vi Krisman 209. John Kolkman 218, Ross Clark 210. Bob Camp- bell 212. Maurice Endicott 216, Adam Krisman 20]. Percy BlamL chard 215, Isobel Wéir 222, 207, 219, Doris Davies 250. Visit your local Cleners THIS WEEK HMIMWII TU. 4-44" >m0’0"1-_ Dam-0.0.0.0 The annual meeting of the W0- men‘s Auxiliary held at Richmond Hill on February 19 was attend- g-\lllllllll\llll\ll\\\l\lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllll\\l\lllll It gives this community a great deal of pleasure to congratulate Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hare on their 58th wedding anniversary which they celebrated February 20. Their two children, Mrs. Frank Breuls and Mr. Fred Hare and their families were happy indeed to be present at this celebration. There are now six grandchildren and three great-grandchildren in this happy family. They enjoyed a quiet time seeing pictures on the screen which the family have taken in the past year or so. These included scenes of a trip taken by Fred and Bessie; the family cottage and surroundings, scenes in the immediate vicinity of Temperanceville and pictures of members of the family. A delightful anniversary tea was serv'ed with a delicious cake made specially for the occasion. We hope that Mr. and Mrs. Hare will continue to enjoy health and happiness through the coming years. ' Approximately 30 persons at- tended the miscellaneous shower in honor of George Gillham and his bride-toâ€"be Patricia. The shower was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Gillham, which had been decorated in pink and white. The happy couple were assisted in the opening of gifts by Mrs. Keith Gillham and Bob Gillham. The wedding date is February 28, and the young coup- le will spend their honeymoon in the States. 58th Anniversary E13nun“!mmmmuumnmm11muumumuuumu11111111uummummnmumqummulmnuummmmmumnuuu1mun“mumuzumu§ Sermon subjects during Lent will begin with “I believe in the Lord, Jesus Christ,” on March lst. Bring your friends and wor- ship at Temperanceville church. You are most welcome. Prizewinners at the euchre on February 18 were Mrs. Fred Hare, Mrs. Thomas Walker, Mrs. Harry \Hutchinson, Everett Phil- lips, Fred Hare and Elmer Orr. The next euchre will be held on March 3. The Explorer Group will hold their meetings on Thursday ev- enings at '2 pm. rather than on Tuesday. The Official Board meeting will be held in Temperanceville church on Monday evening, March 2, at 8 pm. It is most gratifying to the Sunday School staff to have so many attend Sunday School these cold wintry Sundays. We are most grateful to the parents for seeing that their families attend regularly. On March 1, Mrs. Don Chalk will speak as Missionâ€" ary Superintendent to the senior group and Mrs. Fred Hare to the younger children. Each child is encouraged to bring their extra pennies for this M. & M. effort. All types of tree work - Custom chain sawing Free estimates Now is the time... o to have your fruit trees pruned o to have dead and Dutch Elm diseased elm trees removed ;m1\u\u1mmmmmmummmmmnumu CORRESPONDENT: MRS. MILTON WELLS, R. R. 3 KING Phone PR. 3-5239 TEMPERANCEVILLE NEWS RICHMOND TREE ‘ SERVICE 'IEEHLIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, February 26, 1959 TU. 4-1221 5“ l RT ' 5 E RMIHWWN YONGEVSTREET NORTH Mr. and Mrs. Milton Wells vis- ited Mrs. George Snider of High- land Creek recently. Congratulations to Joan Hare who was chosen runner-up for Posture Queen at the Valentine Dance at Aurora High School. As there were two competitors chosen from each room â€"- a boy and a girl â€"â€" the competition was keen. Joan received a lovely heart-shaped box of chocolates as a gift. A number of couples from Temperanceville thoroughly en- joyed the Lions oyster supper at King last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Anderson were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wright of_Newma1'ket. Elaine Paxton. Judith Paxton, David Avard and _Ian Davidson had a very enjoyable evening on the sleigh riding party on the Milton Savage farms. About 25 members and friends of the Work and Worship Club enjoyed this horse-drawn sleigh ride and do- nuts and hot chocolate after- wards. A short period was spent singingsome of the favorite club hymns. Mr. and Mrs. John Addison are now vacationing in Jamaica. ed by Mrs. Fred Boys and Mrs‘ Fred Hare. You >. _ >- >. -0- -0--a.« -1» 9.0-“.I NEWMARKET â€"-â€" Mayor A. N. Belugin has gone on record as opposing the,application of G. Haskett and associates for a li- cense for a new radio station in town. The mayor sent a letter to C.B.C. Board of Governors in Ottawa expressing his views. The other members of council have gone on record in support of the project.