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McGregor Eyes Examined Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted 15 Yonge Street North. Richmond Hill TU. 4-4641 Office Hours: 11 mm. to 5.30 pm. Fri. to 9 pm. Closed Wednesday Optical Repairs NOW AT 3242 YONGE STREET In North Toronto Opposite Park Theatre 9 mm. to 6 p.111. including Sn. you Examined - Glasses Fitted Prescription- Filled & Repairs 81 YONGE ST. NORTH Phone TUrner 4-3962 Open hid” Nixhh VETERINARY SURGEON Telephone 147 Yonge St. N. Oflice - 1'0 4-1432 Richmond Hill Dr. W. Allan Ripley A. W. Kirchen. R.0. Ontario Land Surveyors 130 Willowdale Ave.~ Willowdale. Ont" BA. 5-3031 Bel. George T. Yates. 0.L.S. 58 Bedlord Park Avenue Richmond Hill. TU. 4-2941 F. L. Lowrie, 12.0. AV. 5-3634 By Appointment Marguerite Boyle Dr. Cicely Wilson By Appointment _ “SQ; Mum u RICHMOND KILL TU. 4-1000 (1 Elect west of Buyvicw) By Appointment 0 Church St. 8. fl Conm Richmond am one. - TU. 4-127) Residence - TU. #1303 Dr. Leon Bloom Dr. D. B. Robson THORNHILL W. C. Knox, R.0. Dr. I. P. Wilson llocuflon. Public Speaking Plntform Depoumcnt Dram-tic Art “HOMEWQOD BALI.” 4 Church St. 5. Richmond Hill By Appointment Office TU. 4-1422 lelidem -â€" TU. 4431‘ BU. 8-8949 Evenings by appointment Small Animal Practice By Appointment Yates & Yates Optometry By tppolntment 30 Yonge St. N‘ RICHMOND HILL Veterinary Surveyors Medical Telephone 28W OPTOMETRIST Musical TUmer +1154 (Continued) Glasses Fitted Legal The United Church W.A. held their annual strawberry supper on Wednesday. June 24. While the weather wasn't the best and there were other suppers in near~ by communities there still was a wonderful crowd. The ladies serv- ed around 300. The ladies of the W.A. are pleased with the results, and are grateful to all who help- ed in any WM to make the supper successful. It is most gratifying that so many are willing to help again. A thankyou to all. A profit of over $200 was realized. The profits will be turned over to the church to help in their ex- penses. Community Shower The friends and neighbours in the Carrville and Concord com« munities met on Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Winger to honour their son Mur- ray and his bride-to-be, Miss Bev- erley Davidson. of Meath Park, Sash, and presented them with a miscellaneous shower. They were the recipients of many love- ly and useful gifts. which the happy couple were pleased to re- ceive and thanked all very grac- iously for them. There were about 60 pu‘cent present to enjoy this pleasant event. Mrs. J. Barton. & Mrs. R. Middleton were the host- esses for the evening and were assisted by Mrs. A. Read, Misses Mary George, Dorthy Baker. Martha Baker and Mrs. F. Wing- er. Murray and Beverley are to be married July 18, at the North Star Mission, Meath Park. Saskat- chewan. Beverley is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Davidson, Meath Park. Saskatchewan. We all join in wishing them a very happy married life. They have had several other showers. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Winger and Paul ane planning to go out to Vleath Park, Sask.. to attend the wedding in July and plan on seeing a bit of the west while out there. Meath Park is about 40 miles from Prince Albert. Sask. l” hool News Closing Exercises and Field Day Can-ville ublic School children held closing exercises and field day on Friday, June 26, and pic- nic at noon. The sports started about 10 am. and results were as follows: pre-school children’s races: Mette Anita Jensen, Klrs. ten Nielsen, Nancy Manning. Girls 7 ahd 8: Donna DEA-ling, Nancy Middleton. W H Gifls 8 and 9: Sally Manning, Brenda Boustead, Mary Anne Manning. Girls "10 and 12: Jane Manning, Gretta Middleton, Mary Nielsen. 7336957 "aid 11': Craig Shields, Roddy Shields; Archie Nesbitt. 303-78 12 and 15: Paul Winger. John Nielsen, Ricky Darling. Broad Jump 7 Girls 7 5nd 3: Donna Darling. Nancy Middlietioni.‘ Gifls 8 and 9: Mary Anne Man- ning, Brenda Bgusgead. A Girls 10 to 12: Jane Manning, Mary Nielsen, Sally Manning. Boys 7 to 11: Craig Shields. Teddy Boustead. Roddy Shields. Boys 12 and 15: Paul Winger, John Nielsen, Ricky Darling. High Jump .uuv. r i All sat down to a delicious ‘lunch. The children were given candy and peanuts and had a play outside while the ladies tidied the school. Mr. Green called them in and Mrs. Maxining presented each child with an appropriate gift: Mr. Gfeen‘was also presented n-” n...‘.â€".- “aft-1757 7 -and 8: Donna Darling, Nancy Middleton; The 10th annual decoration ser- vice was held on Sunday, June 28 at Carl-ville United Church and Glfilesisiand 9: Mary Anne Man~ ning, Brenda ‘ Bgusjead. _ - 111115, 131 cuuu uvuvuvu Girls 10 and 12: JanE'Manmng, Mary Nielsenl sglly‘qunggg'. ‘ fl-aniu'iVâ€"553 7711: TCraig Skfields, Teddy Bousteqd,_l}od_dy _Sk3‘i_e.ld§.r â€" Bo§si 12 and '15: Péul Winger, John Nielsen, Ricky Darling. Bicycle Race, fast Girls: Brerida Boustead. Donna Darling, M_al_‘nie lfgspitt. Mr. and Mrs. George Green, their son Paul and grandson John are leaving Sunday for a motor trip to the west coast. We wish them a safe and enjoyable holi- day. The children all left school with happy thoughts of no more scribblers, no more books, for a care-free two month holiday. We hope they have a fine one and re. turn in September all ready to start studies. Mr. Green wished all a good holiday. but warned the children not to forget the safety rules. Decoration Service _ Boys“? ’J’dlm Nielsen, Craig Shields, Teddy _B_ogstegd. Slow race: Girls: ning. Donna Darling, bit. Boys, J. Nielsen, bit, Roddy Boustead. Sack Race -..--., _.-__V”fi Boys, all {éesr Paul Winger, John Niclsen, Ricky DarlingL u... ..-- .. - 7V, ‘x’vith a'g'ift. Mrs. Gaii Darling guessed the closest to the number of peas in thg jqr._ n, ., ,L___ v- r-..â€" .â€" Startlng school in September will be P. ODell, Kirsten Niel- sen, Mette Anita Jensen. Janice, Craig and Roddy Shields will at- tend school in Maple next year. We are sorry to lose these child- ren. Promotions Grade 2 to 3: Brenda Boustead, Mary Anne Manning. Ian O'Dell. Grade 3 to 4: Roderick Shields. Grade 5 to 6: Sally Manning, Teddy' Boustead, Mary Nielsen, Marnie N esbitt, Brian Walker, Ar- chie Nesbit. Craig Shields and Barbar.‘ McLaren. Girls 7 and 8: Mary Anne Man- ning, Donna Darling. Girls, 9 to 12: Jane Manning. Mary Nielsen, Sally Manping. ’ Grade 7 and a Gretta Middle- ton, Jane Manning, Paul Winger, Ricky Darling and lIohn Niglsen. auuu L‘.&‘Aacu, JILL-J van-"-5. Boys 3â€"legged race: Craig Shields and Ricky Darling, Brian Walker and Agchie Nesbitt. Following the sports program, the music instructor, Mr. Rigier, arrived and gave an interesting talk on the violin. He played sev- eral selections and accompanied the children “(lien they sang. â€" Y‘Rm (Sade 1 to 2: Nancy Mid- dleton, Donna Darling. 7 piang. Griettan Middleton CORRESPONDENT: MRS. BERT MIDDLETON THE LDBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, July 2, 1959 CARRVILLE NEWS Telephone Maple 130M Jane Man- Mamie Nes- Archie Nes- p'layed' the This Sunday, June 28, was the last Sunday for classes at Carr- ville Sunday school until Septem- ber. Only 20 were present. Gretta and Nancy Middleton and Mark Kirk completed a full year of per- fect attendance. from last rally day till June 28. The award sys- tem will be continued in Septem- ber. the cemetery looked a beau- tiful flower garden when all the lovely baskets and containers and plants were placed by the famil- ies at the graves. A ‘few friends joined in the memorial service in the church following the decor- ating of the graves. Dr. Eddy gave a fine message on this theme of memorial and the choir sang “God has a beautiful garden." Sunday School Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Del Brocco on the birth of a son at the new Grace Hospital, Toronto. on Tuesday, June 23. A brother for Kirk and Duane. Although Mr. and Mrs. T. Shields and family have moved to Maple. we'd like to wish Janice Shields a very happy birthday on July 2, when she’ll be six years (‘(1. Birthday Party Norman Stevenson celebrated his 9th birthday on Thursday, J he 25. and had a few friends in to help him celebrate. They were: Margaret Williams. Lance Gray. Robert King. Duane DelBrocco, Georgie, Gail and Julie Melnle and to make things more enjoy- able than ever. his brother Alex and sister and brother-ln-law. Mr. and Mrs. Jim McMullen of Tor- onto came out in the evening to help complete the celebration. Rowntree-Hendry Family Picnic The fourth Rowntree-Hendry family picnic was held June 21, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Knight (Maggie Rowntree). on Clarke Ave.. Doncaster. There were 87 present to enjoy this re- union. In the afternoon a few races, sports and a gab-fest were held. George Rowntree of Weston and Mrs. Rowntree, the president and secretary‘treasurer, were in Mount Albert United Church was decorated with white standâ€" ards of pink carnations, gladiolus and white mums and white light- ed tapers for the marriage of Beverley Anne Couper, only daughter of Mrs. Couper and the late William Couper of Mount Albert, to Gordon Edward Poole. son of Mr. and Mrs. George Poole of Concord. The double ring cer- emony was performed by Rev. Robert Curtis. Mr. Leon Nash was organist. Mrs. James Oldham, so- loist, sang “The Lord’s Prayer" and "0 Perfect Love". Pooleâ€"Couper Wedding Mt. Albert United Church Given in marriage by her bro- ther, James Couper, the bride wore a full-length gown of mist white silk organza over net and taffeta, designed with a small v-neckline, /long lily, pointed sleeves and fitted bodice. The skirt tell to a chapel train. Lace appliques sprinkled with seed pearls and sequins adorned the neckline and bouffant skirt. Her veil of silk illusion was held by a crown of seed pear". She car- ried a cascade of cream coloured roses. stephanotis and ivy. Maid of honour was the bride‘s cousin, Isabelle Couper, and the bridesmaids were Mrs. Kenneth Poole, slster-ln-law of the groom, and Ruth Smith. They were gowned alike in short boufl'ant frocks of powder blue chiffon and net over taffeta with n flowing panel in the back. They wore mat- ching floral bandeaux in their hair and carried cascades of pink carnations. Groomsman for his brother was Kenneth Poole, and ushers were Jack Klassen, cousin of the bride, and Stanley Harrison, brother-in- law of the groom. At the reception in. the church hall the bride's mother received in a sheath dress of aqua chan- Complete Septic Tank Repair Service Accurate Septic Tank Service SEPTIC TANKS PUMPED and CLEANED HU. 5-1313 FRANK PASSER Willowdale charge of the various events which were: Boys' race. 5-7: Douglas Colly~ arr Weston; girls race 5-7: Shirley Kitchener. Clareville. Boys‘ race 8-10, Robert Reid. Weston; girls‘ race 8-10: Helen Kitchener, Clareville; boys’ race. 11 years and over. Ronald Rowntree, Bol- ton; girls' race. 11 years and over: Margaret Chappell. Guelph; men's kicking shoe: Lloyd David- son, Woodbridge: ladles‘ kicking shoe, Mrs. Dean Wilson. Toronto; ball rolling, men: Jim Cuthbertâ€" son: ball rolling. ladies: Mrs. Lloyd Davidson, Woodbridge; boys’ rolling ball: Donald Rown- tre. Weston; girls’ rolling ball: Brenda Hendry, Wodobridge; luc- ky spot: Tom Knight, Doncaster; pie plate race: Fred, and Margar- ( Hendry. Woodbridge; nail driv- ing men: Gordon Monks, Alliston; nail driving ladies: Gertrude Hen- dry. Porquois Junction: guessing beans in the jar: Lloyd Davidson, Wodbridge: guessing time the clock stopped: Floyd Hendry, Woodbridge. Other sports follow- ing a picnic supper on the spac- ious grounds at the Knight home were heartily enjoyed by all. A t“ minute silence was observed in loving memory of those who had passed away during the past year. The executive for the 1960 picnic will be: President, Jack Barton. R. R. 2 Maple; vicehpresi- dent. Fred Hendry, Edgeley; sec- retary-treasurer. Mrs. Jack Bar- ton. R. R. 2 Maple. Committee: Sam Stewart. Oshawa, Floyd Da- vidson. Woodbridge; Tom Rownâ€" itre. Weston: Gordon Monks. Al- ‘liston. Prizes were presented to: Eld- est lady, Mrs. J. Hendry. Thorn- hill; eldest gentleman, Mr. Wm. Hendry, Woodbridge: most recent- ly married couple. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stewart, Oshawa; longeit married couple. Mr. and Mr. Jack Barton. Maple; youngest ba- by. Brian Stewart. Oshawa; com- ing the longest distance, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Handry. Porquois Jun- tlon Others on the commitee besides Mr. and Mrs. George Rowntree of Weston were Mrs. Fred Hendry of EdgeIe-y: Bill Rowntree of Wes- ton; Charlie Kitchener of Wood, bridge. Mr. Tom Knight extended an invitation for the picnic to be held at his home next year on June 21 and all accepted with pleasure. tilly lacg and qrganza with white ,1 _x_‘. nu, u.-- w” accessories and corsage of pink rosebuds and stephanotis. The groom's mother assisted in a plum shade dress of printed silk with beige accessories and corsage of Johanna Hill roses. "an therwedding trip to the New Englanq Stgltes and papg Want No Part Of Metro Setup Cod, the bride chose a printed silk sheath dress of Caribbean blue and white with matching sheer coat, white accessories and corsage of Johanna H11! roses. ' HThé' couple will reside in Tor- onto. Ajax town council sent an in- vitation to North York Reeve Norman Goodhead to come and see why the town wantsno part of Metro, or of his proposal to expand Metropolitan Toronto boundaries. Said Mayor William Parish: “This town has all- the services it requires. We don't need any from Metro, but if we don‘t stand up and say so, we may find ourselves a part of Metro." "If I could see any advantage for us," the mayor added. “I would be all for it. But Metro has not a thing to offer us that we haven’t already got." SOMETHING TO SELL SOMETHING TO RENT “LIBERAL” CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS PHONE TU. 4-1105 ME. 5-1000 11