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Wmmmmm’kmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmama m m Am NOW is the time V--..-uu A ULU L‘U'V Treat your car to a NEW SPRING COAT of paint Â¥oufÂ¥l be amazed with the results. ‘TAIIV - REGAL AUTO BODY 22 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday May 5. 1960 your employer or write 319 ENFORD ROAD ‘ ‘ RICHMOND HILL 1 AV. 5-4702 Vern Hooley, Prop. Spring Is Here: - - HAVE THOSE RUST SPOTS AND SCRAPES WHICH ACCUMULATED THROUGH THE WINTER MONTHS “CA‘RED FOR NOW” ‘ lawn Mower Repair 8: Sharpening Service ROTOTILLIN To see how your car COULD shine. It DOESN’T cost a DIME FOR AN ESTIMATE AUTHORIZED AGENTS Allencourt Hardware Ltd. â€" TU. 4-5:; Fountain Hardware â€"â€" TU. 4-5701 Jack Watts Hardware â€" AV. 5-4392 Bottrell’s Hardware â€" TU. 4-4621 Precision work by experts Two day service on sharpening All makes, models serviced and repaiied. REID & SON LANDSCAPE CON TRA CTORS LTD. TORONTO 7, ONTARIO TU. 4-533] ,3) W â€" Iâ€"_- 5”" is F: one : the (“D at 11 Room with child will ' vice. TRACTORS Bapti “gisle bapti A. F Sr. Th4 "G men‘: 10 at ohanz Mrs. ansm Mrs. of a lANTlNG McCa W.M.! Tm me a. lJohn ‘ . s, clean 5 “5R r “in: Will Give ‘You Top Trade-In Value on your used Tractor ' when you buy a new. (é Education: Mrs. McArthur re- ported that since March 15, 6 meetings have been held with the assistance of the branch chair- men. Two hundred folders, “Can- cer Facts for Men," and “Cancer Facts for Women." have been supplied to Mrs. Baxter, who in turn distributes them through the Campaign: Mrs. Purves report- ed a total of $1745.20, in cam- paign funds, "to date. Pre Campaign â€" $884.00 Markham â€"â€" ' 141.70 Unionville -- 394.00 Thornhill - 44.00 Sfouffville‘ â€" 190.00 Richmond Hill â€"â€" 91.50 MF35 or 65 Tractor ' Jubilee Bonus Ends April 25th 1960 ' NOBLE EQUIPMENT TU. 4-4464 “Welcome Wagon." The film shown on March 27, at the Rich- mond Theatre .was attended by over 400 women and the Chair- man, Mrs. Ingimundson express- ed her appreciation for the ef- fort put forth by all to make this event a success. It was requested that the secretary send a letter to Mr. Hill. thanking him for his co-operation in making the show- ing of this film possible. Transportation: Mrs. Lennox reâ€" ported that in the period March 15 to April 19, 4 patients have been provided with transporta- tion. This represents a total of 23 trips-It was reported that 4 more volunteer drivers are av- ailable. women’s Service: Mrs. McDou- gall reported that 4 patients are being attended but that no dress- ings are required for these. Two items from the loan cupboard have been issued. Cost of drugs for a patient has been assumed and assistance re ambulance charges for another patient was agreed upon. Visits and gifts at Easter were also reported. A meeting will be held on April 25. at the home of Mrs. Lennox. In the absence of President Floyd Perkins. Mrs. Gordon Purves chazigfied the regular mon- thly meeting of the executive of the Richmond Hill Unit of the Canadian Cancer Society in the Municipal B fling. Reports: 7 Elect L. Mumberson New Pres. of Victoria Square Lions Club Councillor Lawson Mumberson added to his already impressive record of public service for the township when on Tuesday. April 19th at the Victoria Square Com- munity hall, he was elected Presi- dent of the Victoria Square and District Lions Club for 1960-61. The entire slate of the Nomina- ting Committee which was head- ed by President Carl Walker, was adopted unanimously by the club, indicating a high degree of accord among the members. The record of the Club during its first five years of existence has been excellent. with many ex- amples of service to local resi- dents and the community stand- ing to its credit. It is certain that under the guiding hand of Presi- dent Mumberson and with the support of the executive commit- amples of dents and ing to its ‘ under the Executive Meeting Of Richmond Hill Unit Doug Ferguson $1745.20 $884.00 141.70 394.00 44.00 190.00 91.50 l! The May meeting of the Sr. W.o- men’s Instiute will be held May 10 at the home of Mrs. Mary Bu- chanan. The convenor will be Mrs. H. Barber. Roll call will be answered with a plant exchange. Mrs. P. Willows will be in chzirge of a debate. Hostesses will be Mrs. Earl Empringham, Mrs. H. McCague and Mrs. G. Joyce. W.M.S. The W.M.S. will meet May 11 at 2.15 pm. at the home of Mrs. John Empringham. Bring good clean used clothing for the bale. Home and School The Gorrnley Home and School Association meeting has been postponed from May 9 to May 16 at 8 p.m. Graduation A number from here attended the graduation of the Toronto Bible College in Varsity Arena Friday evening. Miss Lillian Ni- chols received her missionary dip-l 1A...- __4 AL. , - ,oma and the EV I There will be no Sunday School on Sunday, May 8, as it is Family Day when there will be one service at 11.30 am. However the children are asked to meet at 11 am. in the Sunday School Room to march up into the church with their teachers. A number of children in the Sunday School will be taking part in the ser- vice. There will also be Infant Baptism at this service. Those wishing to have their chldren baptized are asked to contact Rev. A. F. Binningon before Sunday. Sr. Women’s Instiute Some Explorers. C.G.I.’l‘. and Tyros from the Victoria Square charge attended the Presbyterial Youth Rally in Unionville last week. They were accompanied by their leaders, Mrs. Story, Mrs. P. Bennett, Art Story and Mr. and Mrs. L. Mumberson. The local C.G.I.T. members were the usher- ettes. Family Day Service Attention! All girls and boys, eight years of age and up are asked to meet in the church on Sunday morning, May 8, at 10.30 am. for the purpose of forming a Junior Choir. It will be under the leadership of Mrs. Allan On and Mrs. Jim Barker. Youth Rally on. Junior Choir The community hall was packed for the second film show sponsor- ed by the Lions. During the in- termission Lion President Carl Walker gave an interesting talk on Lionism. A number of Victoria Square and District Lions attended the supper meeting of the Maple Lions Club. Thursday evening. The April meeting of the Coup- les Club was held recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jock Rum- ney. Mr. Frank Donnelly showed films on England, Norway and New Zealand. Lions NEWMARKET â€" A dog fight on Newmarket's main street sent two local children to hospital af- ter a stray dog had attacked their pet dog on a leash. The next meeting wil May 17. Authorization for the purchase of a 16mm movie projector for the Unit. was received from Headquarters. Prices from var- ious firms will be obtained and reported on at the next meeting. It was moved by Mrs. McAr- thur, seconded by Mrs. McDou- gali that the Unit continue to hold meetings on the 3rd. Tues- day of each month. ' A plan to extend the director- ate of the Unit was discussed. It was suggested that representa- tives of local service groups, the V.O.N. and the Health Unit be invited to attend Director’s meet- ings. Further discussion on this will be resumed at a future meet- On a motion by Mr. L. Wat» kins, seconded by Mrs. Mc- Creight, a committee was ap- pointed to prepare a slate of of- ficers for the 1960-61 term. Mr. Ken Clarke is Chairman of the committee, assisted by Mrs. Mc- Dougall and Mrs. Lennox. District No. 12: It was reported that all new branches and units are operating efficiently. There will be a District No. 12 execu- tive meeting on April 22, in To- ronto. well over $4,000. The quota lé $16,000. The Lions ‘Light Bulb blitz is Lions Harvey Collard and Au- brey Stephenson continue for the second year of their term as two year Directors. The installation ceremony of the new officers will take place on June let. I tee. the club will continue to grow and to expand its good work in the district. The other lmembers elected to office at the ‘sam'e meeting are as follows:- l lst. Vice President â€" Lion Frank Williams, 2nd. Vice Presi- dent - Lion George Brands, 3rd. Vice President - Lion David Coon; Secretary - Lion Arthur Wilson: Treasurer - Lion Forest Dullege: Tail Twister - Lion Ri- chard Jones; Lion Tamer - Lion Everett Vanderkooy; Directors, 2 years - Lions Alick Gardner and Harry Barber. (since that time returns are VICTORIA SQUARE NEWS angelicalv téachér CORRESPONDENT: MRS. W. SANDLE ,. 2 Gormley â€", Telephone Gormley 5421 be on Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brumwell spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Valliere and family at Or- ton. Mr. and Mrs. tanley Boynton and Donald had nday evening dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Lemon in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Mert Brown have returned from a very pleasant visit to Maryland. Virginia and Pennsylvania. While there Mr. Brown shook hands with Presi- dent Eisenhower at his farm at Gettysburg, Penn. He also shook hands with Charlie Weavers of T.V. fame. Mr. and Mrs. Art Moore. David and Allan of King spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Allan On- and family, the occasion being in honour of Allan Orr’s, Ronald Orr’s and David Moore’s birth- day. Mrs. R. Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barker and Ross spent Sun- day with Mr. Frank Barker at Manilla, the occasion being in honour of Mr. Frank Barker’s birthday. Miss Lillian Nichols and Mr. Desmond Meed motored to Bris- tol, New Brunswick, to visit Des- mond‘s mother who is very ill, in hospital there. Mr. and Mrs. William Rennie and family of Scarboro had Sun- day evening dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hart and family. Mr. and Mrs. Heber McCague visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Sisler and attended Ap- pléwood Acres United Church. Birthday greetings to Mark Petty who on May 3 will be one year old; to Allan Orr for May 1. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Snider (Janet Oakes) on the birth of a daughter. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. D. Matheson and family in the very sudden passing of a loving husband and father, Mr. D. Ma- theson. Mr. and Mrs Matheson and family several years ago liv- ed on the fifth line in one of the houses on the Bill Middleton farm. Sympathy is also extended to Rev. and Mrs. A. F. Binningâ€" ton in the passing of Mr. Bin- nington’s mother on Sunday. She was in her 85th year. A speedy recovery is wished for Karen Chadwick who broke her left elbow in a fall on Friday ev- ening. Recently Mrs. R. Perkins en- tertained a number of friends at a demonstration party. The dem- onstrator was Mrs. Lillian Barkey of Markham. Neighbourhood Notes Mrs. Marcus Jarvis. Mrs. C. Story, Mrs. Carl Walker, Miss Mary Muirhead and Mrs. W. San- dle attended the W.A. meeting in Melville United Church re- cently. The W.A.’s of Peaches, Melville, Stoufiville and Bethes- da were also present. training certificate with the gold seaL CAN CHARGE CAN CHARGE Here’s what we do â€" 1. Correct caster 2. Correct camber 3. Correct toe-in â€" toe-out -â€" the chief YOU GET ALL 3 FOR ONLY Balance Wheels Here’s what we do â€" 1. Precision dynamic balance 2. Precision static balance 3. Install necessary weights cause of tire wear Inspect steermg REAR SPRINGS $9.95 to $14.00 each Installed $4.50 each ALIGNMENT ings 3. Inspect grease seals 1. Check brake drums and lining 2. 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