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Gardens, Lawns, Seeds, Paving & FLOWER BED, LOAMS. TOP SOIL. SOD 8: MANURE General Business New Wiring and Repairs Industrial and Commercial Maintenance ENGINEERING & ELECTRICAL Coaches for all Occasions Dr. J. Perdicaris MEDICAL-DENTAL CENTRE BAYVIEW PLAZA BEVERLEY ACRES Dr. J. M. Dryer DENTIST Open Evenings Gu Extraction- " YONGE S1 3. RICHMOND HILL TUmer +1462 Langdon's Electrical Contractors SPECIAL MACHINERY GENERAL REPAIRS FOR IN FOR.“ ATIUN Leno’s Machine Shop 73 CENTRE ST. EAST RICHMOND HILL AV. 5-1974 STEAMFITTING WELDING PHONE OFFICE TU. 4-3571 FLOWERS AV. 5-1514 GARAGES DENTAL D. Miller AV. 5-2741 TE. 3-5351 (Continued Telephone “Internationally Experienced" In all phases of Beauty Culture Formerly Bloor a; Yonge Sts. Individual Attention Hair Styling Permanent Waving Air Conditioned Dryers 24 Adelaide St. W. Toronto EM. 3-0311 8‘ Yonge St. S. Richmond mu Ernie Brock 8. 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Gariepy BA. 5-1557 W. E. Neil .vnnn TU. (-4618 MRS H. NICHOI LS 192 WELDRICK ROAD STOP 23B, YONGE SI'. Donald M. Findlay Marguerite Boyle That if you live within 40 miles of Toronto, we can arrange a new First Mortgage on your prop: erty . . . Lowest rates . . . Longest terms. N0 BONUS . . . DID YOU KNOW? Elocutlon. Public Speaking Ph‘torm Deportment Dramatic Art Piano Accordion By Appointment 363 Markham Rd. RICHMOND HILL TU. 4-1008 (1 Block west of Bmlew) MORTGAGES Dr. Leon Bloom M. C. Beber Limited 21 Dundas Square Member of the Out. Mortgage Brokers Association "HOMEWOOD HALL" Thornhm EM. 3-6251 Toronto, Ontario Call Mr. Clemens or write to: Barrister. Solicitor. Notary by npwh'mem Suite 1 31 Yonzo St. North Richmond mu MEDICAL MUSICAL 4 Church St. 5. Richmond Hill Office Hours By Appointment TU. 4-4471 By appointment 50 Yongo St. N. Richmond Hill TUmer 4415i LEGAL Continued,» A delightful afternoon was spent when Miss Judy Nicholls. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nicholls. held a recital for her pupils on April 5. Those taking part were Patricia Lambert, Dav- id Reid. Penny Houston. Beverly Bushell. Cynthia McClelland. David Wark, Jane Nunn. Sharon Tyrll, Guy Wainwright, Gloria Bowes, Jill Nunn, Janis Nicholls. Judy Boss. Julie Jarvis, Judy hergelf played. Congratulations to Ray Baker, son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Baker, on receiving the trophy award in Juvenile Division hoc- key, for the most outstanding player on his team. Ray has a nice collection of trophies won through hockey and his 4H Club work. " EYES EXAMINED "' PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED "' CONTACT LENSES ‘ OPTICAL REPAIRS ‘Hours 9:15 - 5:30 except- Wednesday Evenings By Appointment ROOM 205 LOWRIE BUILDING l5 YONGE ST. N. RICHMOND HILL Telephone Office â€" TU. (-1432 Richmond Hill 240 ENG ST. . . u. n, nu. a. C. Nunn. Mrs. L. Wainwright. Mrs. Wllf Bowes, Mrs. H. Boss, Mrs. R. Jarvis. Linen Shower NOW AT 3242 YONGE STREET In North Toronto Opposite Park Theatre 9 mm. to 6 p.m. including Sat. HU. 8-8949 A sociél time was enjoyedjllli‘; R. Kirk and Mrs. R. Middleton assisted Mrs. Williams with the refreshments. Mrs. Douglas Bone also assisted. Congratulations Mrs. Nicholls, assisted by Judy. served refreshments to complete a pleasant afternoon. The mothers who attended were: Mrs. E. Lam- bert. Mrs. G. Reid, Mrs. Wm. Houston, Mrs. J. Bushell. Mrs. B. McClelland,_ Mrs._B. Wark, Mrs. J- C. Horvat, BA, OPTOMETRIST F. L. Lowrie, Eyes Examined Dr. W. Allan Ripley Ways and means committee members are busy serving and have a lot of nice things in pm.L paration for the bazaar, Mrs. A. Read convenes this committee. Mrs. J. Meinic is in charge of the cent-a-day money for the year. Mention was made of the straw- berjry supper to be held in June. Eyes Examlnefl Glasses Flned Prescription: Filled & Repair- 31 YONGE ST. NORTH Phone TUmer 4-3962 Kevan-a w: Rirhvale Electronics STOP 22 YONGE STREET Mrs. R. Middleton presided ov- e1 the opening. Mrs. Douglas Bone read the scripture.Mrs. J. Barton read the prayer. Mrs. R. Gray read a paper on "The Res- urrection." Mrs. L. Morris called the roll. Mrs. J. Willams gave the treasurer's report. Mrs. E. Bone the flower report, with Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Hayter receiving the Easter lilies following the Easter service. A. W. Kirchen, R.0. Ontario Lmd Surveyors 105 Willowdale Ave., Willowdale, Ont» BA. 5-3031 Bea. George T. Yates, 0.L.S. 53 Bedford Park Avenue Richmond Hill. TU. #2941 The April meeting of the Carr- ville United Church Women's As~ sociation was held on April 12, with 15 ladies. Mrs. R. Kirk reported on the cogljespondence. TU. 4-1552 AV. 5-2669 PETER B. SMITH ,4 ntenna installation Mrs. John ’A RADIO 8. TV KDIGSDALE AN [MAI 9.30 - 5.30 Weekdays Wednesday 8; Saturday Afternoons by appointment Open Friday Nights YE‘I'ERLNABY SURGEON OPTOMETRY VETERINARY Evenings by appointment SURVEYORS Yates & Yates HOSPITAL DR. CARL HEDER 12mm; 3-5401 RADIO â€"» Hl-ll Glasses Fitted TU. 4-4641 CORRESPONDENT: MRS. BERT MIDDLETON . Baker entertained CARRVILLE NEWS 147 Yonge St. N. THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday ngicalflnepaln me. C!!! l Telephone ia‘ a linen shower in honour of Miss Margaret Smith, Thornhill, I bride elect, at her home. She was assisted by her daughter, Mrs. (,Iifton Morris, Stouffvilie. Mar- garet was the recipient of many useful and lovely pieces of linen. She was assisted by her sister Helen. who read the cards. Mrs. lJaek McEwen presented a lovely The programme for the even- ing was a demonstration by Mrs. R. Banks with live flower ar- rangements. Flowers were then given to the members. Mark-Van]: W. 1. Mrs. M. Roy and Mrs. R. Ham- blyn represented Mark-Vaun W. I. at the Department of Agricul- ture Home Economics Summary Day. “Sew to save dollars and make sense." Special emphasis put on teaching members the correct way to make bias binding and tubing for tailored cushions etcl __-_.....- .u .- bun“ of lace and net over white satin. The bodice was embroidered with sequins and pearls and the bouf- fant skirt was double net with lace panels. Her elbow-length tulle veil was held by a seed pearl tiara and she carried a bouquetrof red roses. The April meetlng of the Lang- stafI Young Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. M. Blow. Ten members and two guests were present. Roll Call was “Exchange of Plants." President - Mrs. C. Willett; 1st Vice President - Mrs. K. Morris; Secretary Treas.. - Mrs. F. Rus- sell; Asst. Secretary Treas. - Mrs. P. Morris; District Director - Mrs. R. Manol. Fifteen branches in York Coun ty participated and showed exh! The bride; Eiveh in marriage by her brother-in-law, John York, Toronto.y logkeq radiantjn a gown -1 1.,A Attendants were Mlss Renee Engles, maid of honour. in a light blue chiffon with satin sash. Miss Dorothy Willowby, cou- Correspondent: Mrs. B. Lenka! Phone AVenue 5-3489 Birthday greetings to Bill Roy. Sussex Ave., who celebrated his 16th birthday on April 16. Another local resident on the sick list is Mrs. Wake, No. '7 High- way, who has also had the flu and is now suffering from a slipped disc in her back and is confined to her bed. Mr. and Mrs. Aston, Church St.. returned on Easter Sunday after being on a 3-month holiday, during which time they visited New Orleans, San Diego, and the Southern States. spending two weeks in Los Angeles visiting Disney-Land, Hollywood and Mar- ine Land, Monterey, San Francis- co, Portland and Seattle. They returned through Vancouver where they met 35 of their rela- tives, some they had never met before. and then on through the Rockies and the Trans-Canada Highway back home to Lang- staff. Mrs. Aston said the weather in California was beautiful but in Vancouver it was mostly all rain. but the scenery made up for the weather. Langstaff Y. W. Institute New office’rs for the year are as follows: Historical Research and Cur- rent Events - Mrs. C. Suter. Pub- lic Relations - Mrs. J. Curtis. Home Economics & Health - Mrs. V. Abblett, Agriculture and Can- adian Industries ~ Mrs. J. Suter. Citizenship 8: Education. - Mrs. M. Blow. A fashion show and an amusl mg skit were enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barton and John had dinner on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. McCormick and Jan,' at their home in Downs- View. Mr. Lorenzo Lefleur is pro- gressing satisfactorily in the Be- thesda Hospital after suffering complications following flu and a strep throat. A euchre was planned for May 13 at the home of Mrs. B. Pat- terson. Executive meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. J. Curtis on April 18th to plan a new pro- gramme and to finish yearly re- ports. AL. 7-8920 John Read of Oro spent a week with his grandmother, Mrs. A. Read and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Read and Ronnie also. Mr. and Mrs. Hawaii-d Barnard of Chemnis have been visiting at the Read home. WALKER-MITCHELL The altar of St. Stephens Uni- ted Church, Toronto, was taste~ fully decorated with a basket of white glads, snapdragons, mums carnations, and potted ferns and palms, for the marriage of Rober- ta Jessie Mitchell. Toronto and Robert William Walker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Walker, Cam ville, on April 1, 1961. Rev. G. Iv- an: officiated. with Mr. Jack Bis- sell_at_th_e_ organ. ' Auction was held by Mrs. V. Ablett and won by Mrs. J. Curtis. Refreshments were served by Mrs. C. Suter. and Mrs. R. Moore- house. b‘dde-to-be cake. Ladies attending were Margarets mother. Mrs. Ce- Ch. smith, Thornhill. Mrs. G. Mc- Cullock and Miss Margaret Mc- Cullock of Bolton, Mrs. H. Stan- ford and Miss Doris Leno, both of Richmond Hill, Mrs. A. Baker, Mrs. Isaac Baker. Miss Mary and Miss Martha Baker, Mrs. E. Evans, Mrs. I. Reaman. Mrs. W Reamnn all af Concord. Mrs. Paul Farmer and children, Gorm- ley, Mrs. A. Read and Mrs. Gor- don Read. Mrs. H. Ness. and Mrs. R. Middleton and Gretta and Nancy. School News The children at Cart-ville school were happy to have Friday after- noon off as did the other schools in Vaughan. Teachers were atten- ding a convgntion at Maple. lANGSTAFF Although they didn't walk off with any prizes, the Drama Club of Thornhlll High School had themselves a fine time when they took their play “A Masque of Aesop" to the Simpson's Colleg- iate Drama Festival at Forest Hill Collegiate on Monday. April 10th. Leaving Thornhill by bus at 2 p.m., they rehearsed their play in the afternoon, ate a fine din- ner at a swanky Eglinton Avenue restaurant. but were third on’ the program and didn't put their play on until well after 10 p.m. This was the first preliminary of the Festival and Forest Hill Col- legiate’s presentation of “The Enchanted" was judged the best. Adjudicators were Mrs. Leith McDonald, Mr. Howard Lacey and ‘Mr. Duncan Green. 1is in aid of the Canadian Mental [Health Association, are Mrs. Mi- chael MacDonnell. Mrs. Ed. Bean and Mrs. Irene Lodge. Pouring tea will be Mrs. Les. Moore. and Mrs. Grace Hagerman, a social worker at the Ontario Hospital, Toronto. The tea. by the way, has been organized by the vol- unteers who have been visiting the “approved home" at Newmarâ€" ket where former patients of Ontario Hospitals make their first attempts at redntegration into the community. It is to be a joint effort with the residents of the home assisting with the tea. Everyone is invited and your attendance at this tea will be one way of helping these people make a contribution to society, and will also help the Canadian Mental Health Association to help them - and you. Mental Health Week is from May lst to May 6th and the Can- adian Mental Health Association will be having a blitz drive for funds at that time. Anyone who could offer their services as a canvasser is asked to get in touch with either Mrs. Townshend-Car- ter at AV. 5-4465 or Mrs. H. R. Neil at AV. 5-1365. Mr. Neil is the Thornhill Area Captain of the drive. Mrs. John Strickland of Johnson Avenue, Thomhill has re- cently been appointed executive director of the Canadian Mental Health Association of York Coun- ty. 7 If you have noticed that the Artisan’s Bazaar has been miss- ing from their usual spot at the Farmers’ Market, it is because Mrs. Townshend-Carter has tum- ed this over to Mrs. Margaret Pennylegion of Aurora, who is going to carry on from here. Mrs. Townshend-Carter has found more than enough to keep her busy at the St. Paul’s Cerebral Palsy Centre, Yonge & Eglinton Sts., in Toronto, working with brain damaged children. This is a treatment centre which cares for approximately 50 children who attend the centre for half a day, Monday to Friday. Mrs. Townshendfiarter does occupa~ tional therapy with the children which helps assess their percept- ual difficulties, makes them bet- ter adjusted to- the world and by their association in the group. gives them some experience in living. The centre has been or- ganized for children who, because of extreme physical, mental or emotional handicaps are not ac- ceptable to the Board of Educa- tion for instruction. Mrs. Town- shend-Carter finds her work with these youngsters. who range in age from three to fifteen years, very rewarding. 53 YONGE 51. M. TB. 4: 3211 if ELECTRIC WIRING Electric-TV. if REFRIGERATION 'Ihe groom's mother assisted her. Wearing a two-piece dress of beige tweed, and matching acces- sories and corsage or deep pink carnations. Following the meptjon the bride donned a mint green dress with matching coat. white ac- cessories and corsage of pink carnations. Following a short trip the new- lyâ€"weds are making their home in Scarboro. Thornhill Notes â€" g3, APPLIANCE REPAIRS i? RADIO, TV & AERIALS Groomsman was Bruce Knowles and ushers were Edward Bissell and Brian Kneller. The reception for 85 guests was held at the home of the groom’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Walk- er, Dufferin Street. For receiving the bride's sister. Mrs. John York. wore a dress of cocoa beige lace over taffeta with light beige ac- cessories and corsage of coral carnations. bink camati street length sin of the bride. bridesmaid, wore pink chiffon with satin sash and both wore white picture hats. gloves and shoes, and carried pink cal-nations. Dresses were HERRIGE parts on hand sales, repairs, TV for rent OIL BURNER SERVICE if you want It wired up or connected â€" call us REPAIRS & SERVICE washers, dryers, stoves all makes (Continued from Page 6) 5 April 20. 1961 REPAIRS OPEN DAILY