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“While You Wait place with 3 Moto- Maste: Blow-Out Proof Muffler at Big Cana- dian Tire Savings. For thousands of extra safe driving miles, re SPONSORED BY _ The York Central District High School Board close Thursday. December 10 Winter Term â€" 10 weeks. Re-open January 5, close March 10 TIME Please have the correct amount available. The High School District consists of Vaughan Town- ship, Woodbridge, Richmond Hill. and that part of Markham Township west of Don Mills Road between the townline on the north and Steele's Avenue on the south. - ‘ Fall Term - 10 weeks. Open Tuesday, October 6 Each Tuesday and Thursday. 7:30 pm. to 9:30 pm. Thursday, October lst, 1959. 7.30 - 9.30 pm. in the High School Auditorium. Any course may be cancelled if registration is not, sufiicieni. Courses 1-2 $5.00 Straight Courses 3-7 $7.00 Straight Course 10 $10.00 Non-Resident $10.00 DATES NOTE l] FEES - Resident REGISTRATION AT Richmond Hill High School 1959 - 1960‘ COURSES OFFERED Bar Inlt Mufflers Etc. For Monarch, Buick, Olds, Chryslers, Cadillac Also Available From Our Large Stock. SAFFTY CHECK NIGHT CLASSES SPECIAL English â€" New Canadians â€" beginners Tuesday and Thursday English â€" New Canadians â€" advanced Tuesday and Thursday Shorthand â€" Tuesday and Thursday Typing .â€" Tuesday and Thursday Sewing & Dressmakin_g_’ â€" beginners Tuesday or Thursday Dressmaking â€" advanced â€" Tuesday or Thursday Millinery â€" Tuesday or Thursday Woodworking â€" Course Cancelled Welding and Metal Working â€" Course Cancelled Oil Painting â€" Tuesday or Thursday Physical Education (Men Only) Tuesday and Thursday ‘. W. Morrow, B.A., Principal Replace that Shake, Rattle and Roll with smooth-riding 1e v e] action RIDE - O - MATIC Shock Absorbers. Better steering â€" less road sway. BRAKE ADJUSTMENT Adjust brakes, including emergency brake Pack front wheel bearings Add approved heavy-duty brake fluid (superior to new car quality) to master cylinder. ' TUFSDAY . WEDNESDAY 0 THURSDAY Chev. (mosh Chev. 54-5! 1 Font ( Hyl. Pom ( H:qu Mak- I You Wod., or Thurs. lnstdllaflom {dike}Vfiine§§5€mvéiéfififl flmlllr "Don-Yourself“ and "Installed" savings for other can. Buck-n for tall plpo Installation (extra, when needed). Clamps each .2! Ahoyg INSTALLED VPRICHESV Include your BONUS SAVINGS Cor Tun» 25 Yonge St N. Richmond Hill TUrner 44196 (most 51“ (mom lmofl) ;" MUFFLER SERVICE ‘9-53 ‘UI SHOOK ABSORBERS Make a Year Base. 8. Ply 6-cy|., 49-5! (mos?) Ford, 1949-54 (mos!) Ford. 1955-56 (moist) Stud.,Champ. 1947-5! RIDE-O-MATIC Automatlc Adlusfmenf Be “Fall Warned” â€" order your storm sash now â€"â€".and â€" be sure of a cosy weath- ertight home this winter! Storm sash cuts down fuel bills, too! The Fall and Winter church services at Emmanuel Church on 'MacKay Dr. began on Sunday, September 13 with the Rev. E. Morley conducting the service: Each Sunday morning at 11 am. Divine Services will be held. All the young people of the area are welcome to the following Bible It was decided to have 3 “Get Acquainted" evening on Monday, September 28 to meet the tea- chers and to get a run-down of the students required work for the year. The executive meeting was held at the home of the President. Mrs. A. Pollock on Westwood Lane. All parents are asked to attend the September general meeting, whe- ther theil are members of the Home and School or not. Emmanuel Anglican Church The executive of the Home and School met on Monday, Septem- ber 14 to discuss the program for the coming year and the meet- ing for September in particulag, Charles Howitt Home and School 0 LOCAL ninmmxa. In. Drive In - Free Parking .2... 0.0m 50> .60. CORRESPONDENTS: MRS. E. B. SPEARS Roosevelt Drive Phone AV. 5-311. Spruce Ave. COMPLETE ANY CAR [4.98 ea RICHVALE NEWS In: 13.21 11.00 13.54 11.00 MRS. M. E. TAYLOR Ross Doan School opened its doors to four new teachers and 222 pupils, forty of which are in the kindergarten class this fall. The Junior Special class is at Ross Doan this year. Mrs. Vera Johnson is taking this class. Other new teachers are Miss Claire No- ble. Mrs. Irene Grazelle, and Mr. R. Richardson. “A speedy recovery is wished for Mrs. Chris Underhill, who under- went major surgery in Branson Hospital last week. by her many friends and neighbours. 2nd Richvale Guides and Brownies started this week, at the Charles Howitt School. Their meetings are both held on Tues- day evening 3rd. Richvale Guides also started this week at Ross Doan School, Their meeting night is also on Tuesday. 3rd. Richvale Brownies are looking for a lead- er. Anyone interested is invited to get in touch with the Girl Guide Commissioner, Mrs. F. Big- ley, at Avenue775j3829. The Ross Doan Home and School Association are planning a trip to the Dalziel Museum for their first meeting on the 5th of October. Children will be includ- ed in the trip. Further informa- tion will be forthcoming. At Richvale Gospel Chapel It was announced that Mr. Robert Harkness, who has written and composed a number of hymns, will be at Doncaster Chapel and a cordial invitation is extended to the public to come to hear him and enjoy a musical evening on Friday. September 18th. At Richvale School a new port~ able classroom was added this summer. Richvale School has an enrollment of 172 this year. Tea- ching Grade 1 is Mrs. R. Smith. Grades 2 and 3. Miss J. Hoz. Grades 3 and 4, Mrs. S. Hoover. Grades 4 and 5, Mrs. A. Penson. Grades 6 and '7, Mr. S. Myers, and Grades '7 and 8, Mrs. D. Wardenâ€" ier and Principal P. Kurita. A __,. Belated birthday greetings to Mrs. Annie Circus, Spruce Aven- ue, who has lived in Richvale for the past forty years. Mrs. Circus observed her ninety-first birthday on September 5th at the home of her daughter, Mrs. M. Mere- dith. Miss Ivy Circus, of Toronto was up for the occasion. Girl Guide Notes Sincere sympathy is extended to Mrs. William E. Bell and Mrs. Art Celsie in the loss of a dear sister and aunt, Mrs. Gordon Bell who passed away last week in hospital. ' SHIELDS Richmond Heights Plaza 38 lavendale Rd, TU. 4-5341 lst Richvale Girl Guides and Brownies will begin a new season of activities next week at Richvale Public School. Girl Guide meet- ings will begin on Tuesday Sept- ember 22nd from 7-9 p.m., and the Brownies will meet on Wed- nesday September 23rd. from 6.45 - 8.15 pm. Also to Kenny Mills, Maryvale Cres. who celebrated his eighth birthday with a party on Satur- day, Septpnglgey 1_2. A Eixid‘y’ DEa’per,’ Walter Podle, Tim- my Holmes, Jimmy Rootham, Jimmy Miller and David Colan- gels); To Robbie Hall, westwood Lane who was seven years old on Sat- urday, September 12. Several of his friends helped him celebrate at a party, they were Dougie Han, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Spears re: turned on Sunday. September 13 from a'trip to New York City. They flew down on Wednesday, September 9 and had a whirl- wind visit to many of the fabulous restaurants, the remarkable Unit- ed Nations building, the Art Gal- leries, Radio City Music Hall and took in the “Flower Drum Song" at the St. James Theatre. Mr. Spears was down at the Graphic Art’s Convention. Birthday Wishes Mr. and Mrs. G. Everall-New- nan, Pearson Ave, and their child- ren arrived home on Sunday Sept- ember 6 after a glorious summer spent at Minits’ Point on Kem- ponfelt Bay. Held their executive meeting at the home of Mrs. Russ Clark, Duham Drive to discuss the year's activities. The first project being the bazaar the September meeting will be devoted to that. Anyone who has finished work or partially finished work bring it to the general meeting on September 23 at the home of Mrs. R. Clark. Goings and Coming: Mr. and Mrs. D. Wood and their son Bill from Roosevelt Drive, motored to Kingston on Tuesday, September 15 for a few days. They are dropping Bill off there as he enters Queen's University for his first year in Engineering. The community wishes him the best of luck. Herbert Gerard, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Gerard, Roosevelt Dr. left on ‘Wednesday, September 9 to live in residence at St. Andrews College in Aurora. A meeting of the executive and team captains was held on Tues- day. September 15 at the home of Mrs. K. Hall. Dunham Drive to draw up the years point prizes and series prizes. lst. Langstaff Scout Mothers Aux- iliary 11 atm. all children 9 and under - even the very young meet in the Parish Hall. On Sunday, September 27 at 11 am. the Dedication Service of the new church will be held. In- vitations have been issued to all former members of the Hanlan's Point Church to take part, and anyone from this area is invited to attend. 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