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I laklawn) EU. 8-54“ PHONE TU. 4-1812 AT ALL HOURS Over 1,000 New Fall Hats RICE’S FLOWERS RICHMOND HILL “Flowers For All Occasions" Wattle/due; Macle/eina The cutover from the old mag- neto equipment to the dial equipment in the new exchange building was a closely co-ordin- ated procedure. Split-second timing insured that the period when all telephones were "dead" was kept to a minimum. Maple’s cutover to dial tele- phone service occurred without incident Sunday morning, report- ed W. C; Barnes, Bell manager here, in expressing his thanks to Maple,residents for their co-op- eration. The two-minute cutover op- eration culminated ‘ nearly two years of planning and prepara- tion. Mapie residents aided the op- eration considerably by refrain- ing from placing curiosity calls at the time of the cutover, said Mr. Barnes. “It was scheduled for 2 am. because a minimum of calling is done at that time," he explained. The hew ALpine 7 exchange is now serving about 600 customers, Dial 'Phones At Maple Demonstrating Toronto’s second drive-up telephone to Reeve Norman Goodhead of North York is W. C. Barnes, local manager of the Bell Tel- ephone Company. The new telephone installation, placed in. operation early last week, is located on Yonge St. just south of highway 401 Where it is con- venient for motorists to 'pull up and make calls. Mounted on a metal stand- QBAN KW but Bell planners, looking to Maple’s future, have provided it with dial fac‘11ities to serve an eventual 1,500 subscribers. King City was also introduced to the dial on Sunday morning and the two ‘centres now have toll-free calling with each other. The new King numbers, begin- ning with TEmple 3, as well as the new ALpine 7 numbers in Maple, are listed in the lastest edition of the Newmarket direct- ory. ‘ i He also suggests that residents make a habit of jotting down frequently called numbers, "so that a memory slip will not mean a dial slip, and an annoyed party at the other end." “Maple residents wanting to call King now dial TEmple 3 plus the four digits of the tele- phone number they are calling” Mr. Barnes explained. Before dial service, Maple customers placed their calls to King through the operator in ,that village. ard, the unit is protected from the ele- ments by an orange hood and has a specially designed light turned on throughout the night for quick and easy visibility from a distance. The Bell in- stalled its ,first “drive-up” unit on Eg- linton avenue east a year ago and plans the installation of three other drive-up telephones at various points in the city in the near future. 92H Mr. and Mrs. Isador Wideman, Mr. Glen Wideman, Miss Annie Heise, and Mrs. Beulah Jones at- tended the 60th wedding anniver- Sary of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fry at Calendon East on Sunday. The local schools had Hallowe- ‘en parties on Friday afternoon with many varieties of costumes, lots of lunch, and fun and games for all. On Thursday, October 22, the annual public speaking contest was held at Lloyd School. The judges were Mrs. R. Baycroft, Mrs. J. Leary. Several of the contestants’l parents also attended. The first place winner was Dean Harvey with Jack Elms as a close runner-up. Dean will go to ethe gownship finals early in Novem- er. Correspondent: Mrs. Chas. Milsted Phone Gomley 5201 Mr. J . Cober of Gorrie visited friends ere on Friday afternoon. Mr. Cober celebratéd his 90th birthday in October and is quite well since his recent severe ill- ness. Mr. Carl Reesor now has twen- tieth grandchild, a baby son born on October 18 t0! Mr. and Mrs. Norman Winger of Wakarusa, In- diana. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Wltmer and Elvin of Salem, Ohio, spent the weekend with her father, Mr. Carl Reesor. The children of the Junior Sunday School of the United Mis- sionary Church had a Hallowe’en party on Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Bennett. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Empring- ham have welcomed a baby boy into their home. "iiarents' Night will be held at Lloyd School on Tuesday evening, November 10th. Large crowds were present on Sunday at the anniversary ser- vices at the U. M. Church. A for- mer Pastor, Rev. L. K. Sider, presently of Kitchener, spoke at both services. Special music was provided by the Calvary Irish Quartette, and Miss Phillis Coul- ter of Indiana. ‘ It was nice to see several old re:idents at the Anniversary ser- vices Mrs. Erin Hoover and Jean of Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Law- rence Hover and family of New- Dundee, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ben- nett of Stouffville, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Millen of Weston, and others. We were also plezsed to see Mr. Raplh Baker, and Mrs. S. N. Doner at church after several weeks’ absence because of illness. WHERE CAN YOU GET HONEST GUARANTEED TV SERVICE WHERE ALL DEFECTIVE PARTS ARE RETURNED? At the TV Doctor of course! PR. 3-5954 Oak Ridges Richmond Hill, Aurora 0X. 4-0847 TORONTO See Richvale Ornamental Iron Works For Stair & Porch Rails, Grilles & Gratings, Fire Escapes Portable Welding & Repairs Phone AV. 5-4421 GORMLEY Next Sunday will be the first Sunday of the Anniversary meet- ings. At the October meeting of the Langstaff Young Women’s Insti- fute, the president, Mrs. Joan Su- ter. welcomed three guests. Mrs. Carol Suter. Mrs. Louise Dwyer, and Mrs. McCowan, President of the York East District. Anniversary meetings wi!) con- tinue throughout the week with the final service on Sunday, Nov- ember 15th. The November meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Kay Moris, on Wednesday. November 11th. Mrs. Gladys Smith will be in charge of the program, “Home Economics.” Refreshments ls Mrs. Betty Pattison. and Mrs. Peggy Morris. Personals Mrs. W. Quinney, Garden Av- enue, arrived home from hospital 1 Thursday with the newest ar- rival of/the Quinney family, a baby boy ,a brother for Donna and Darlene. Mr. W. Thompson, Morgan Drive, confined to bed -for several weeks with a heart con- dition, and his many friends in Langstaff wish him well. Langstafl Home and School As- soclatlon Tuesday, November 10th, 8:15 pm. is the date to remember [or the next Home and School As- sociation meeting. Mr. Arthur J. Brown. speaker of the evening, is a Past President of the Big Brother Movement and former chairman of the Toronto School Board. Langstaff School News Last Friday afternoon, the boys and girls received polio shots, vaccination boosters. etc., from Dr. Robson assisted by the school nurse Mrs. Gordon .and other pub- lic Health Nurses. Thanks to the good behaviour of the boys and girls, everything went off very smoothly. Hallowe'en Parties were the Ma der of the afternoon throughout the school on Friday. Every class had a party and there was a Cos- tume \ Parade throughout each room so that all could see the variety of costumes. There'was no damage done at the school over Hallowe'en week- end and we hope that all the children received their share of treats and had fun. 57 girls and boys at the school took U. N. I. C. E. F. boxes with them on their travels. It is nice to know that in the midst of their fun, they are thinking of the less fortunate children in other lands. To-night, Thursday, November 5th, the Public Speaking compe- tition for the area will be held at the Charles Howitt School. Any parents who are able‘ to attend are assured 'of an interesting ev- ening. Brian David Suter, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Suter, West~ wood Lane, was baptized on Sun- day, October 25th, at Richmond Hill United Church. Mr. and Mrs. N. Hicks and Frances, and Mr. and Mrs. Gra- ham from Port Credit motored to Kingston last Sunday to visit with relatives. lANGSTAFF Correspondent: Mrs. M. J. Roy AVenue 5-2806 HOPE YOU'RE ENJOYING YOUR NEW DIAL SERVICE IN M A P I. E Seeks Election Vaughan School Rd. HERBERT CONSTABLE Mr. Herbert Constable of Maple has announced he will definitely be seeking election as one of the five members on the Vaughan Township Area School Board, nominations to take place at the Maple Community Hall Monday evening. November 16th: Mr. Constable was born at Vel- lore, in Vaughan Township and a‘tended public school there. Af- ter graduating from Weston Col- legiate he attended the Ontario College of Education and is now teaching motor mechanics at Wes- t‘on Collegiate. He is married .nd has five sons, Barry aged eight years a pupil at the George Bal- ley School, Maple, and Wayne, just five weeks old. Mr. Constable has had five years experience with the S. S. No. 6 Vaughan School Board and is presently serving as Provis- ional Secretary for the Co-Ordin-, ating Committee for the dissolv- ing of the former school areas in the township. Last Sunday, Dial Service started in Maple and new “two-letter, five-flguro‘ telephone numbers became elfective. We hope this new service h- greatly increased the usefulness of their telephone to Maple customers. ATTENTION THORNHILL CUSTOMERS , To call Maple just dial 2 letters and 5 figures of the ALpine 7 number THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA 2 lETTERS 5 FIGURES ATTENTION RICHMOND HILL CUSTOMERS To call Maple just dial the 2 letters and 5 figures of the ALpine 7- number. To call King just dial the 2 letters and 5 figures of the TEm- ple 3 number. r THROW AWAY YOUR OlD DIRECTORY Your new New- market Directory contains Maple’s new telephone numbers. Maple’s new numbers include “ALpine 7” and four figures. Please use the full number on all your calls. THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, November 5, 1959 R. C. BOSTOCK DEALER IS YOUR FURNACE SAFE? FREE CALLING BRING YOUR BlUE BOOK up' to DATE Maple customers continue to call friends in Thom- hill and Rich- mond Hill free of Long Distance charges; free calling is now in efiect between Maple and King TAKE NOTICE that I do hereby eertify that the following is a true chy of a ques- tion to be submitted to the electors of the If you need an extra copy, they are available, free, at your Telephone Business Office. W. C. Barnes Man‘ager Township of Markham. “Are you in favour of a By-law to pro- vide for biennial elections of members of the Council of the Township of Markham?” the vote upon the said question will be taken at the same hours and at the same places as for the Municipal Elections on the 7th day of December, 1959. Friday, the 27th day of November, 1959, at the hour of 10:00 o’clock in the forenoon, at the Township Municipal Hall at Buttonville, in the Township of Markham, shall be the time and place for the appointment of per- sons to attend at the polling places, and at the final summing up of the votes by the Clerk. this 2nd day of November, 1959. NOTICE [OW DOWN PAYMENT! EASY TERMS AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that DATED at the Township of Markham Richmond Hill HEATING & SHEET METAL Unless you art‘sure that your heating will b. satisfactory this wmter, call us for ls lt costing foo much to operate? Will It let you down Ihls winter? No obligation or cost! We'll check and upon the condition of your furnaca. If changes at: in- dicated there's still time to have us help you choose the ANTHES furnace which will fill your heating needs and suit your budget. Call us today. FREE INSPECTION Township of Markham H. C. T. CRISP,Clerk, TU. 4-5591