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KEN RUS'I'ON'S \_\\W//f SHELL STATION safffié‘o‘wcvs 18 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, October 8. 195 w? cnnnmnn TIRE .A 5-5 0 c [A T :4; ,5?ka £11] * 25 image St. I.â€" mcnnoun mu m ..._.-_ A 11G‘: Cars love Shell, you’ll love Shell Service Ed. Harris, AV. 5 - 3359 FUEL OIL e STOVE OIL 24 HOUR BURNER SERVICE AURORA SAND 8. GRAVEL SPECIAL PRICES FOR HOME OWNERS. PIT-RUN GRAVEL, SAND FILL, BRICK AND CONCRETE SAND, ALSO STONE FOR DRIVEWAYS 1% Mile North of Richmond Hill fivoid the rusli ---PREPARE’ YOUR CAR FOR WINTER NOW with our cooling system. Check hose and heater connection. In- spect and adust fan belt. Check thermostat. Install PERMA FILL or POLAR BRAND anti- freeze if required. ' COOLING SYSTEM CHECK: Drain and flush entire BRAKE SYSTEM SERVICE; Inspect brakes and ad- just if necessary. Check Whell bearings and re-pack. Check for fluid leaks and proper level in master cylin- der. Chevrolet 1949-52 ............ m $8.23 Chevrolet 1953-58 6 cylinder . .m 8.60 Ford 1949-54 .................. 1 10.67 Ford 1955-56 8 cylinder ...... m 11.67 Ford 1957-58 8 cylinder ........ 11.71 Plymouth-Dodge 1949-50 . . . m... 8.53 Plymouth-Dodge 1951-58 6 cyl. ,., 8.75 IGNITION SERVICE SPECIALS Here’s a deal I know you’ll like SEPTEMBER +--l- OCTOBER Yonge Street PA. 1 -9091 PROTECTION SERVICE SPECIALS 25 Yonge St. I.- RICHHOHD HILL TUmer 4=l 196 BRAKE 'AND IGNITION SERVICE Mr; Jos. Cober will celebrate his 90th birthday on October 14. Let us remember him ‘with a birthday cud. His address is R. R. 2 Gorrie. We wish a speedy recovery for Mrs. D. B. Corfield who is con- fined to bed. . Mr. Thos.‘ Christilaw phoned from Blind River on Saturday, telling of the safe arrival of Tim- othy David. Mrs. Christilaw was formerly Ruth Gooding of Gorm- ley. Another new citizen has been added â€" a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Steckley. W.G.Slreei Mr. Percy, Tripp returned to Montreal on Saturday after spen- ding several weekslwith his un- cle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Leek. , Gormley people were without telephone service through Stouif- ville operator most of Monday afternoon and part of the evening due to a serious accident on the toWnline just west of the 5th Concession. Some Gormley people had a bee on Wednesday to pick pota- toes at Mr. Ralph Baker’s place as Mr. Baker has been in Toronto General Hospital. Miss Glenda Moses had a ton- silectomy on Wednesday at Mt Sinai Hospital in Toronto. We wish a speedy recovery for Mrs. J. T. Johnson who under- went surgery on Monday for cat- aracts on her eye at the Western Hospital, Toronto. 'I'Il. 4-2213 Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Leek spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Leek and family at Headford. Mr. Geo. French and his cou- sin, Mr. 'Loy Carr, attended the funeral of their cousin Mr. Pres- ton Carr of Unionville Thursday afternoon, Misses Marian Dion and'June Barnesdale of Oak Ridges spent Sugday _with Miss Helen Nigh. Mrs. Cora McKenzie of Piéker- ing spent several days last week wifl} Mr. end Mrs. Roy Brillinger. We wish to extend sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Reid on the death of Mrs. Reid's mother, Mrs. Crossley of Stouflville. Rev. and Mrs. Ernest Lucas of Wallaceburg visited Mr. and Mrs. George French on Thursday. PRICE INCLUDES *LABOUR *POINTS *CONDENSER *ROTOR *MOTO-MASTER SPARK PLUGS for your place of business. truck lettering. sale signs. ofiice door lettering. FAST SERVICE Correspondent: Mrs. Chas. Milsted Phone Gormley 5201 GORMLEY At the suggestion of Mrs. Jack- son, the Home and School Assoc- iation have set aside $15.00 as a scholarship' for a grade 8 pupil each year. This scholarship is awarded to the most outstanding student of the year, not for marks alone but for the overall ability 0 fthe tudent and his co-operation with his teachers and fellow stu- dents. The cheque for $15.00 was awarded this year to Michael Red- dy. MichaeP and ‘his twin bro- ther Peter, both received their pins on Monday night. Vincent Reuter was not present as he has moved to Vancouver. Jos. Bonnici, David Davis and Bob Hammond were also absent for the presen- tation. All of the pupils have gone on to High School and Mr. Mar- tindale expressed the w}sh to see them carry on with the r educat- ion and receive‘graduation pins from High School and even Uni: versity. At the Executive meeting held after the last Home and School meeting, the executive decided to present a $5.00 cheque each month to the teacher whose class had the highest attendance of parents at the Home and School meeting. Last month the room count prize went to Mrs. Burke for her afternoon kindergarten class and when- room count Was averaged on Monday night, the afternOon kindergarten parents were once again, present in the majority so Mrs. Burke will re- ceive another $5.00 cheque. The Principal, Mr, A. Martin- dale, presented the graduates of 1959 Grade 8 pupils with their school pins and following are the names of the recipients - Marlene Barrington, Jim Lefler, Bonnie Lockhart, Michael Reddy, Pete'r Raddy, Vincent Beuter, Carol Wallace, Jos. Bonnici, David Dav- is, Bob Hammond. The monthly meeting of the Henderson Avenue Home and School Association was held on Monday night. Mrs. Mary Mc- Kenzie was back visiting us from Richmond Hill to where she and her family moved from Wood- ward Avenue a few weeks ago and acted as recording secretary in the absence of t regular sec- retary. Mrs. McKen ie was a very arduous worker in Home and School events and we shall miss her very much. Our loss is most certainly Richmond Hill’s gain. School News HIGHLAND PARK NEWS CORRESPONDENT: MRS. D. R. DAELEY. 84 Highland Park Mr. and Mrs. John Melnic and family have just returned from a .two week camping trip as far as Holyoke, Mass. Mr. Melnic is a member of the RCAF Air Tran- sport Command band of Downsâ€" view. The band was on tour in Massachusetts. Blvd. - AV. 5-2719 ed on her remark about boys be- ing slowexj at talking than girls. The Home and School Associa- tion purchased two small radios for the school which now gives each room a radio. The balance of last year's funds were donated to the school to use In purchasing films, records and necessary items to further the education of the pupils. W. A. News A meeting of the Executive of the Highland Park Womens As- sociation was held on Thursday at the home of Mrs. Marion Frey and a general meeting was plan- ned for Tuesday evening, October 20th at the home of Mrs. D. Dar- ley. ' Rev. A. E. Baker was in charge of the service at Carrville United Church when world communion was observed. He announced that the Rev. MacDonald would take over the Thornhill charge on No-- vember 15. Until then Rev. Baker will be the minister. Marnie Nesbitt will be 12 years old October 6; Ricky Darling, 13 years October 7; and Mark Kirk will be 10 on October 10. Mr. Axelson expâ€"ressed - thought that perhaps the 111 sex just don’t get enough cha to talk!! This Sunday, October 11, is Thanksgiving Sunday. Duane DelBrocco celebrated his fifth birthday on September 29. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wilson and daughters of Toronto spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. 'Jack Barton. Church News Correspondent: Mrs. Bert Middleton Telephone Maple 13033 CARRVILLE male ance 168 YONGE STREET NORTH RICHMOND HILL ON AV. 5 a 1105 PA. 1 .500' Typewriters, electric. standard and portable; adding machines and cal- culators, cash registers. 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