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RICHVAIE NEWS CORRESPONDENTS: MRS. E. E. SPEARS l7 Roosevelt Drive Phone AV. 5-3116 MRS. M. E. TAYLOR 161 Spruce Age. On Wednesday. Miss G. Lever, accompanied by Miss E. FranCis motored to Severn Bridge where they joined the Ernie Duries to celebrate Mrs. Durie’s birthday. Richvale Chapel Winners of the Sunday School contest held at the Richvale Cha- pel Sunday School were announ- ced on Sunday morning. The first prize of ten days at Joy Bible Camp, Bancroft. was awarded to Donald Wickson with 57 points, and to Sharon Bailey with 36 points. The second prize of a camera went to Gary King with 31 points and to Charlene Rayson with 22 points. Third prize was a Bible which was won by John Waller with 24 pomts. and a white Bible was won by Brenda McCarthy. The prizes were presented by retiring Superintendent Mr. Douglas Price. As a result of the contest there are 27 new girls and thirty boys. Miss G. Lever and Miss Jean Waters spent Sunday with the farmer's brother, Harold Lever at Markdale, and were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Durie and Beverley of Severn Bridge, for the day. lst Richvale Webster; _ ry, Guy Markle and Don Spears The Scouts and Cubs will be Mothers Auxiliary ’ at dinner and then they, along hOIding their Paper and baSket The 2nd Rielivale Mowers with Mr. and Mrs. Boulden went drive on Saturday, May 23. Pop bottles will also be gladly ac- cepted. Please put your donations out at the front of the house. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cottrill of Willowdale, the former Pauline Watson, on Phone AV. 6-4293 ation of the Ontario Department of Lands and Forests. The children were divided in- to two groups. each being taken on a tour of the forest by Mr. W. 'T. Managahan, of the Department of Lands and Forests, who gave the history of the Vivian Forest and its connection with York County Council. Mr. Managahan explained the different types of trees in the forest and those which the pupils planted during the day. While one group was touring the other was transplant- ing. Each of the children was pres- ented with a seedling to be plant- ed in the home school yard. The children from School Area No. 1 Markham and Vaughan were ac- companied by the Supervismg Principal. Mr. E. J. Sand. Those attending from Richvaie Public School were Janet Taylor, Lynn Elliott, Mickey McLennan and Peter Miller. Those from Ross Doan were Jeanette Mac- Donald. Valerie Ewart, Graham Brown and Bobby Grainger. Those Irom Charles Howitt were Shirley Gordon, Wendy Smith, David Mitchell and Alan Auxiliary for Guides and Brown- ies met at the home of Mrs. L. J. Rootham on Wednesday, May 6. There were about 25 ladies present and they discussed the coming weekâ€"end at Camp Samac for Guides. The coming rally and the safe arrival of their little'the mother and daughter banquet daughter, a sister for Brian Bar- ney, on May 4. Tree Planting , On Thursday Richvale Ross Doan and Charles Howitt Schools were among those who sent senior students to Vivian Forest for a history-making event. 10,000 white and red pines were planted by children representing the pub- lic schools in York County. The event was sponsored by the York County Council with the co-oper- on May 27 at Thornhill United Church was also talked over. The executive for next year is: Mrs. L. Goldthorpe. president; Mrs. Wm. Baker. vice-president: Mrs. J. Wilson. secretary; Mrs. E. Sands. treasurer; Mrs. L. Caz- aly, social convenor; Mrs. F. Ma- bley, Mrs. H. A. Janssen, Mrs. R. M. Hamilton, Mrs. W. Barker, telephone convenors. Congratulations Best wishes go to Mr. and Mrs. “m m ELIABLE MOWER SERVICE tioned or tuned up now. Have your machine overhauled, condi- 3 WE SUGGEST HAVE YOUR MOWER PRECISION SHARPENED PLUS A MOTOR TUNE-UP. FOR YOUR GARDEN TRACTOR A TUNE-UP AND LUBRICATE. ALSO MAJOR REPAIRS IF NEEDED. AUTHORIZED SERVICE DEALER FOR LAUSON AND POWER PRODUCTS MOTORS. 201 Rumble Ava. Richmond Hill 'I'Il. 4- 2818 PICKUP AND DELIVERY â€" Lloyd Anning, Roosevelt Dr., and their son Jeffie on the arrival of a baby daughter on Wednesday, May 6. at Branson Hospital. Congratulations also to Lona Martin, Westwood Lane on win- ning a gold medal for her piano solo in the class for under 18. Lona also won a silver medal in the open class. This was at Wood- bridge on May 6 at the music festival. lst Lanzstafl M.A. An executive meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Walter Ellis, the president, on Wednesday" May 13. Plans were made for the next general meeting on Wed- nesday, May 20, which will be election night. held at the home of Mrs. E. R. Carter, Longbridge Ave. Also up for discussion will be the planning of the next ba- zaar, with Mrs. D. Mills as con- venor. In Hospital Jean Buffet, Roosevelt Dr., has been in the hospital for two weeks encased in a cast from neck to ankles, to help prevent cuiyature of the spine, in a few weeks the cast will be removed and surgery will be done and then 12 yearbld Jean will remain in hospital a few more weeks before return- ing home. Her many little friends wish her a speedy recovery and hope she doesn’t run out of books to read as reading is her pet hobby. Birthday Wishes Bobby Boulden, Westwood Lane, celebrated his twelfth birthday on Saturday. May 9. He entertained his friends Jim Per- bowling. Camp Week-end The 2nd Richvale Guides and leaders, Capt. Wanda Weir, Lieut. Eileen Pick, Mrs. J. Kirk, Mrs. H. Jarman and Rae Gottschalk en- ‘ joyed a very successful week-end at Camp Samac. Mrs. H. Martin and Mrs. W. Baker went along as cooks. They left Friday night and returned on Sunday evening, afâ€" ter having lots of outdoor activ- ity in the grand sunshine every- one had a glowing complexion. The Guides were busy working on their badges in the daytime and entertaining and being entertain- ed in the evenings. Lots of fun was had by all who attended. Guest Speaker Mrs. W. Ellis, Westwood Lane. president of lst Langstafi Moth- ers Auxiliary and vice-president of York Summit area was the guest speaker at 5th Richmond Hill Scouts and Cubs mothers’ auxiliary on Wednesday, May 6. Mrs. Kerslake, president and Mrs. Chandler, program conven- or, welcomed Mrs. Ellis, who spoke on the "Purposes of Mo- thers’ Auxiliaries and Scouting." Charles Howitt Recreation Assoc. The baseball season is again upon us and in keeping with the season the Charles Howitt Recre- ation Association has been busy enrolling the boys of the area. On Monday, May 11, and Wednesday, May 13, teams are to be formed with the games starting the fol- lowing week. Monday and Wed- .- nesday are the nights for baseball this year. Joint Concert of Area Schools T,S.A. No. 1 Markham and Vaughan are presenting an even- ing of music and art, on Friday, May 22. at 7.30 in the auditorium of the Thornhill High School. Under the direction of Mrs. K. Elliott. supervisor of art for the area and Mr. Hugh Martin, music supervisor for the area, this will be the first joint concert of area schools. Besides the individual repres- entative grade choirs there will be a combined intermediate school finale, sung by the inter- mediate grades of the north schools, Ross Doan, Richvale, Charles Howitt and Carrville. The combined senior finale will be sung by senior grades from the south schools, Henderson, Langston, Thornhill and Thorn- ea. Tickets will be available from the pupils of these schools and with the 800 capacity of the au- ditorium it would seem advisable to procure your ticket early so that you will not be disappointed. lst Langstaff Scouts At the regular meeting of the Scouts on Thursday, May 7, at the "barn", the Scouts were pleased to welcome Mr. Brian Connett, a scoutmaster from To- ronto, who took over the meeting and made it a memorable night for those present. Active Scouting in the form of games, carrying messages and carrying out in- structions were the theme of the evening's activities. w;.».».«-0M-Ib1--u.n-n-o-<I-I>.o-o.c -omn-o-o.o-:-o-Im.u.o.o.o.n- . I u A. "my-0.0.0- HORSE Spectacular Tops In Fun for Everyone. Don't Miss m Judging starts at II a.m. â€" A big program of events throughout the afternoon and evening - YORK COUNTY'IERSEY SHOW e- GUERNSEY CAIF CLUB COMPETITION TRACTOR DRIVING. CONTEST - HORSESHOE PITCHING CONTEST Monster Midway - Games - Rides - Refreshments ll 23 The IIOtII Annual Exhibition sponsored by the Richmond Hill Agricultural Society offers a fine and varied program, and extends to all a cordial invitation to attend. Fair Day in Richmond Hill oIIers entertainment, fun and thrills THE LIBERAL. Richmond Hill. Ontario, Thursday. May 14, 1959 Thrilling Some of the finest horses in Ontario will compete for prizes in light and heavy classes Saddle and Hurdle Events Featuring some of Ontario's best riders 7 ( Ross Doan Home and School Ross Doan held their annual meeting on May 4 and elected the following ofiicers for next year: President, Mrs. Earl Lambert; Vice-Presidents, Mrs. Alf Black- burn and Mrs. J. Menick; Rec- ording Secretary, Mrs. C. P. Cut- ler; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. W. R. Gray; Treasurer, Mrs. Ray Shier; Executive members; Messrs. Roy Masters, John Nex, Fred Urbeu, Victor Davenport and Mrs. R. W. Bagley. Mrs. W. Kojoia, Area Vice- President of York-Simcoe Home and School Council, conducted the installation ceremony. Constable Nugent addressed the gathering and chose “Safety” as his theme. He voiced the neces- sity of parents reminding their ‘ Ordinary mowers clump, skipâ€"Icon mossy clippings. New Tore cut: "only, clean: up other clippings as wall. Proved Best , in lhe“X‘"test Wl'nd- Tunnel Whirlwind out mows them all / Daring “X” Test proves new Whirlwind rotary wi“ outcut any other. Wind-tunnel under the housin creates powerful vacuum to freeze every blade of gra: upright for a sharper, crisper cut. See this revolutionar, new Whirlwind today. 0 Ends clumping \ INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL EXHIBITS Old 'I'yme Square Dance Contest Richmond Hill Agricultural Society Norman Tyndall, President â€" William Neal Ir. Secretary 0 Easy terms children dail f h ~ mum-“m-ml-‘mw-Mom"’“GW‘WMM'M‘UOOO‘Mgfl-‘mmq . a"’9‘ ‘IIP_PI"9‘ . 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