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NEW TELEPHONE NUMBER FOR RICHMOND HILL & DISTRICT own if in exciting fashion ways. 71V TUrner 4 - 4751 1959 pump 7+ Local Guides Win Gold Cord Awards Gold Cord Certificates, the highest award that a Girl Guid< can earn, will be presented tr 144 Girl Guides from all parts 0 Ontario on April 2nd. At an impressive ceremony in Convoca tion Hall, University of Torontc the Guides will receive their :e fifir-afps from Mrs. J. Keiller Mac VNI:| + VNH Reverend Seward William Hir- tle passed away suddenly at his home in Fingal on Sunday after- noon, March 22nd, 1959. Rev. Hirtle was minister of the con- gregations at Richmond Hill, Thornhill and Aurora for thirteen years prior to his moving to the Rev. S. W. Hirtle Gold Cord Certificates, the highest award that a Girl Guide can earn, will be presented to 144 Girl Guides from all parts of Ontario on April 2nd. At an impressive ceremony in Convoca- tion Hall, University of Toronto, the Guides will receive their :er tificates from Mrs. J. Keiller Mac- Kay, the honorary president of the Ontario Council, Girl Guides Association. Dr. Marion Bates, Dean of Women, McMaster Uni- versity, will address the meeting). vcxau , "Au unnuv..- -...., ._____,,,U In 'Vthe districts of Richmond Hill and Thornhill the following Guides earned their ‘Golq _Cordsg Former Minister Here Passes On Suddenly u yum-u. -.._ __ V Barbara 135m, ' lst Richmond Hill Company; Joanne Roy, lst Richmond» Hill igornpany.‘ n 1 c i:â€" MarcD-onarld, 2nd Thornhill Company; Gillian Mc- Taggartâ€"Cowan, 2nd Thornhill Company. Correspondent: David Barbour Henderson Ave. Phone AV. 5-520 An “emergency” meeting of Doncaster and Highland Park res- idents, was called by the Don- caster Ratepayers Association for last Friday, March 20, at Hender- son Avenue School. The agenda, of course, was the C.N.R. plans for this area. After discussing the situation at length, the capacity audience selected a committee of eight to consult with lawyers if necessary and to speak for the area at the meeting at Thornhill High School on the following Tuesday, which was called by representa‘ tives of the railway. w'lv‘fiefisfitrni of $70.60 was collect- ed from the group present. to be used for possible legal a_iq. The committee selected includ- ed Mr. Sid Wellum, chairman: Mr. Eric Shulver, Mr. Jim Stockton. Mr. Tom Clemence, Mr. Art Ste- vens. Mrs. Cecil Russell, Mr. Ga- ry Orser and Mrs. George Jack- son. . Approximately 150 persons from Markham Township crowd- ed into the Municipal Building at Buttonville, last Monday, March 23, to hear re-zom‘ng proposals. The meeting was promptly ad- journed due to the C.N.R. plans for the area, and was rescheduled for June. The date is to be an- nounced later. Socials Birthday congratulations are in order for Laurie Peacock. 12 Proctor Ave., who celebrated his 11th birthday on Friday, March 20. The Doncaster Community La- dies' Club announced that this is the last week to enter the euchre marathon, the last before fall. Part of the proceeds this time “1‘11 be used to purchase camping equipment for the lst Thornhill Girl Guide Troop. The Henderson Ave. Public School Home and School Assoc- iation will this year experiment by awarding $15.00 to the top boy and to the /top girl student in Grade 8, at 'he end of the 58-59 term. DONCASTER Resting at, the L. B. Sifton Fu- neral Home. St. Thomas, until Wednesday morning. thence to Knox Church. Fingal, where the service will be conducted by the Presbytery of London at tw0 o'clock that afternoon. The re- mains will then‘be forwarded to daughtem. Karen Leigh and Vicki Lynn; and one sister. Bessie (Mrs. Lloyd Snow) of Halifax, Nova Scotia. He was predeceased by his three brothers, Moyle, Roy and Jessen. the Wright and Taylor Funeral Home at Richmond Hill to lie in state Thursday morning. The funeral services will be conduct- ed there at three o’clock in the afternoon by Rev. John Waldie of Port Hope. assisted by Rev. J. M. Hepburn. Richmond Hill. Inter- ment will be at ,York Cemetery in Willowdale. In lieu of floral tributes the family reque4ts that donations be sent to the Presbyterian Minis- ters’ Pension Fund, in care of the Treasurer of either the Fingal or the Port Stanley Presbyterian Church. SELL, BUY. BARTER THROUGH LIBERAL CLASSIFIEDS PHONE TU. 4-1105 All Cars 1949-58 Rea.r {From 5 Sprmgs} Installed Chev. Ply. Ford 1949-58 Closed - Window Driving plus a leaky muffler srpell D-A-N-G-E-Rl B ewa re of deadly carbon monoxide... Replace your damaged muf- fler with a MOTO-MASTER MUFFLER â€" heavier gauge outer shell, acid resisting in- ner liner. Double-locked leak- proof seams, reinforced end caps. Noise reducer tubes disperse hot gases evenly for longer mu'f-fler life. and save up to 50% .c 1,. J" m Shmk Absorbers . Per Pair $9.10 DON’T TAKE A CHANCE ON LEAKY r1: HAZARD . . . MUFFLER Exhaust Equipment also available for Volkswagen and All English Cars, Winter Weather means CLOSED Installed From sum â€" $14.00 ea: Richmond Hill Lions and six- teen dinner guests, including rep- resentatives of the town council and of other local service clubs last Thursday heard Richmond Hill's newly appointed industrial contijmissioner, Robert G. Lang- for . In his talk Mr. Langford ex- plained how changing trends have recently brought into focus t‘ e advantages of suburban areas t‘ e advantages of suburban areas for industry. Richmond Hill must attract its share of this industry. Before 1954 the community felt little need to attract industry. but. with the tremendous growth of its population, the town must have new industry if it is to keep on an even financial keel. It is not. Mr. Langford said, merely a quest‘.on‘of the taxes deriving from industry; it is a question of the general prosperity which industry brings in many ways. Commissioner Langford Guest Speaker Lions Mr. Langford said that Rich- mond Hill offers many advantag- es to industry, but, like any com- munity, it has its own peculiar shortcomings. These cannot be ignored or minimized, they must be faced squarely and overcome by constructive planning. In par- ticular he stressed the need for water in large quantities, for large plant sites at reasonable prices and for good roads. The water need, he felt, will never be met by wells; the eventual MWHER, SPRING smut ABSORBER NS'IALLAno'N 25 Yonge St. N. RICHMOND I!“ TUrner 4-1196 BudgefiPlan Available We give you CREDIT for being a smart shopper. CHEVROLET, ’48-58 CHRYSLER G- DESOTO, (6-cy1.),‘ '49-52 ............ DODGE, 1949‘57. (6 cyl.) ....... FORD, ’49~54 (e-cyl.), ’54-51 ’55-56 -l-v ' carsu MUFFLERS - EXHAUI and TAIL PIPES -- F 7'33 car and truck. 'A's'kmibii FREE MUFFLER INSPECTIO‘N‘ C.T.c. Sale Price 5' 1 8 6.70 6.86 PLYMOUTH, 1949-51, (5~cyl.) STUDEBAKER CHAMP 1947-56 CLAMPS, each ., INSTALLATION ( t ("$3.3 2.25 " source must be Georgian Bay Lake Simcoe or Bond Lake. A: to plant sites. he emphaticall: stated that the town must ac‘ quire adequate acreage of indus- trial land, service it fully, ant offer it at reasonable and fixet prices. MUFFLERS â€"- EXHAU‘T PI!!! and TAIL PIPES -â€" For ovary car and trunk. His job as industrial commis sioner. said Mr. Langford, is t remain aware of changing trends to promote the advantages offer ed to industry by Richmond H111 and to offer to the authorities sol‘ utions for the problems; but the job is not his alone, it is a re- sponsibility which must be sharec‘ by every citizen. At last Thursday's meeting the Lions also honoured former Lion Ed Butlin, presenting him wit] a plaque in recognition of ht work with the local Teen Town. MARKHAM : C.N.R. express sen vice by truck went into effect 1' cently. The truck from Toron makes its first stop at Markha at about 9 am. All express to Agincourt and Unionvllle is 'pu off here and delivered to the res pective stations on the mornin passenger train. The truck re turns from Lindsay. arriving at the Markham ON. depot late in the evening. The present express train will be discontinued. $4.50 ea. $12.10 2.25 h 2.85 C.T.C. his Prlco 4.65