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STATE FARM LIFE STATE FARM FIRE & FASUALTY R. R. 2 Maple or by writing to CANADIAN CO-OPERATIVE WOOL GROWERS LIMITED #17 Bay Street, Toronto. Canada Any Government Deficiency Payment will apply only on properly graded wools. Secure the utmost by patronizing the organization that made this possible. REGULAR MEETING Second Monday of each month at 8 pm. LEGION HALL. Camille Road One Block West of Yong. Streel SHIP COLLECT TO Our Registered Warehouse No. 1. Weston. Ontario Obtain sacks and twine without charge from Drains Cleaned & Repaired C. STUNDEN Richmond Hill TU. 4-1245 flan spot for all *‘r Sanitary Contractor COMPREHENSIVE COVERAGE TORPEDO RUN KING OF WILD STALLIONS Kenneth Shepherd Office TU. 4-2291 73 Yonge St. 5. Richmond Hill RM. Phone Markham 724 out! um MUTUAL nutm- mm manna AT.. MOM, TUES. April 22. 24, 25 Richmond Hill Branch 375 Canadian Legion mm, Tums. April as. 27 FRIDAY Apt-ll 21 WHO WAS THAT LADY? THE UNFORGIVEN In! um: “um. cum For Full Details Drop in and Sec STATE FARM MUTUAL THE MIRACLE UNDERWATER WARRIOR All Veterans Welcome Septic Tanks Pumped COMPANY Lloyd Harvey OMB: TU. 4-2291 73 Yonge St. S. Richmond Hill Phone Gormley 5369 TH EATR E W. G. BOWES Cartoon Clrtoon Cartoon wilh "SUIIICI Goalie Bob Fiewwelling of the Rangers was credited with keep- ing the outplayed blueshirts in the contest, while the shut-out for Jet’s Wendell Mazelow meant he will share in the goalie award for the play-offs with Bruce El- vin. of the Bears. Goalies Bob Flewwelling and Wendell Muelow are Doncaster residents, as are their coaches. Lloyd George and Don Hear, both of Morgan Ave. for he for vin In March the Thornhill Lions Club sponsored an all-star “Atom” hockey team to represent Thorn- hill in the Brampton Tournament. Doncaster is proud to have had two key personalities selected. Thornhill finished honourany enough in the finals of the "Atom" series. The two Doncast- erites were goalie Wendell Maze- low. of Proctor Ave. and Coach Bill Menzies, of Glen Cameron Ave. The tournament was held at Brampton during the Easter holi- days. 1n the last Doncaster New; it was stated that Mrs. Currie. of Clarke Ave. had been recuperat- ing at the home of Murray Bar- rington, of Richmond Hill. This is incorrect. she was sheltered in her time of need by Rev. and Mrs. Hugh MacDonald of the Thornhill United Church. who res_ide_in Langstafl'. Direct assistance to 17.000 can- cer patients was provided last year by the Canadian Cancer Society. The [core of the final game, held at Woodbrdge on April 12, was a nothing-all tie but the game was awarded to the Jets for most shots on goal. Lloyd George’s Rangers were the losers. Mr. and Mrs. H. Mizen. of Sprucewood Dr.. enjoyed the com- pany of their niece and nephew. Mr. and Mrs. E. Wiseman, of England. recently. The continental travellers ar- rived at Mizens on April 12 and left this week by car for a two month tour of Western Canada. They plan to drop in at the home of their aunt and uncle on their way home. A donation to the Canadian Cancer Society is an investment in health. Since 1947 the Cana- dian Cancer Society has pro- vided $8,847,126 for research. Last: year 81 cancer research projects were supported by the Canadian Cancer Society. To Custom Specifications FINDER BROS. LTD. 2 Otonobee BA. 1:3344 Mr. Don Heer and his little Jets of the Thornhill and District Hockey Club junior group once again wear the crown of victory as they captured the “Bill Men- zies" plaque. This is their third title in as many years. At the last Doncaster Community Ladies Club Charm School. held on April 10. at the Woodland Publlc School. approximately 20 ladies gained a new start at man- aging their shapes as diet and exercise was the topic of the mod- eling instructress. Seene Ezra. Before each charm class the ladies hold their regular monthly meeting and it was decided at the past gathering to visit the patients of the Villa Nursing Home. on Bathurst St.. on Mon- day. April 24. and spend the evening playing cards with them. Birthday greetings go to Dianne and Dorothy Gain, of 144 Hen- derson Ave. who. being twins. celebrated their 8th birthday to- gether. on Saturday. April 8. The subject for the class for the next month, May 8. to be precise. will be a follow-up on make-up. which was the subject of the first class. Commenting on the appoint- ment Trustee George Chandler said, "I feel we should compli- ment Mr. Kaiser as chairman of the management commttee on the wise choice made. Such a highly qualified and experienced man will help this board improve the educational standards of this area. Mr. Gibson has been run off his feet and badly needs such as- sistance." All members of the board were present with Chairman H. A. qustable presiding. This infdrmatioanas contained in the report of the management Mr. D. Russell MacDonald. B. A.. B. Paed., has been appointed Inspector of Public Schools ‘5 assistant to Superintendent Jos. A. Gibson, duties to commence on September 1. 1961. announced Trustee Sam Kaiser at the April meeting of the Vaughan Town- ship School Area Board. Vaughan Township School Area Board Plans 8-room Addition At Kleinburg Consolidation Saves Audit Fees STEEL lINTELS I BEAMS GET RESULTS LIBERAL CLASSIFIEDS PHONE TUruer 4-1105 STEEL FABRICATING Kept in Stock Portable Crane Service DONCASTER Correspondent: David Barbour Henderson Ave Phone AV. 5-5205 The April meetingocfthe Senior Women‘s Institute was held on Tuesday evening of last week at the home of Mrs. Stanley Boyn- fan. The meeting was in charge 0! .\Ir:~. Harold Hill. Roll Call was answered by “I Am A Mem- be: 0: The Instant. Because,” The members of the local asso- ciation of Guides and Brownies met in the Melville United Church on Wednesday evening of last week. A business meeting was conducted by Vice-President Mrs. Wilcox in the absence of Presi- dent Mrs. McCleverty. Brown Owl, Mrs. G. Hardie, explained the Brownie program. Mrs. J. Llang served refreshments at the c ose. Special meeting for all women of the Victoria Square United Church has been called by Dr. Binnington on direction from the General Council. to be held in the Victoria Square United Chur- ch on Wednesday evening. April 26 at 8 pm. W.M.S. Church Service The annual church service of the W.M.S. will be held on Sun- day, April 23 at 7.30 pm. The guest speaker will be Miss Erna Leach. a graduate of the United Church Training School. The at- filiation service of the C.G.I.T. and Explorers will also be held. The members of the W.M.S. are asked to please bring either sand- wiches or cookies. Euchre Mr. and Mrs. Bill Williams. brother of Frank Williams, were involved in a head-on collision with a tractor-trailer, while re- turning home after spending the winter in Florida. Miss Lotta Mc- Kellar of Toronto, a passenger in the front seat was instantly killed. It took half an hour to release the two ladies. Mrs. Wil- liams is in a very serious condi- tion with a broken arm, internal injuries. crushed chest and head injuries. Dr. Binnington was in charge of the church service on Sunday morning. Mrs. S. DeFoe was the organist in the absence of the organist, Mrs. Jim Barker, who has been ill. During the service a reception for new members was held when the following were received into the membership of the church. Mr. Arthur Wilson, by transfer from the Danforth United Churcn and Mr. George Brands on Pro- fession of Faith. On Sunday, April 23 at 11.30 am. Mr. Garry McEachern will befiin charge of the service. The final Euchre of the season will be held in the Victoria Square Community Hall on Fri- day. April let at 8.15 pm. Accident Some of the older girls attend- ed :1 Badge Test day at the Rich- mond Hill Presbyterian Church and were successful in some of their first class tests and badges. Church News The Holy Communion service was held at the close. Mr. Williams was less seriously injured, m‘th face and scalp in- juries and slight concussion. He is recoverng favourably. Mr. and Mrs. Williains are in hospital at Sunbury. Pennsyl- vania. A donation to the Canadian Cancer Society is an investment in health. Greet your canvasser with a donation when she calls this month. Local Association of Guide: and Brownie: Brenda Uens has been enrolled into the lst Gormley Guide Com- pany. Our prayers go out to them and the family at this time. Sr. Women‘s Institute Plans of the proposed subdivis- ion of part of Lots 4 and 5, Con. session 7. received from the De- partment of Education, had been referred to Inspector Maynard Hallman. York No. 3, for the con- sideration of the Woodbridge Public School Board. as the ma- jor portion of the subdivision will be their responsibilty. reported Trustee George Chandler. chair- man of the property committee. Mr. Jackman. business adminis- trator. reported that the plans had not yet been returned from Woodbridge. Authorize Plans The property committee also recommended that the architect be authorized to proceed with sketch plans for the addition of committee. presented by its chair- man, Trustee Sam Kaiser. In the same committee report. it was also noted that in accordance with the policy against collections for any purpose being made in any schools under the board‘s jurisdiction. 1 request from the Maple-Wood Unit of the Canad- ian Cancer Society for a penny and nickle blitz during April, was refused. This committee further report- ed that the offer from Sportsland Park Limited offering the use of its facilities for the annual field day. was referred to the Vaughan Athletic Committee with the stipulation that no pupils be allowed to enter the pool during school hours. and later only if ac- companied by. and with the con- sent of, their parents and on pay- ment of the admission fee. Replace Projector Trustee Mrs. D. Robertson. re- porting for the finance committee. recommended that approval be given for the purchase of a movie projector and radio for Ross Donn School as replacement for those taken at the time of the break-in on January 17. 1961. This report was unanimously approved by the board. VICTORIA SQUARE NEWS CORRESPONDENT: MRS. W SANDLI R. It. 2 Gomley â€" Telephone Gormley 5421 Masters Johnny and Larry Wil- son of Etobicoke spent the week- end with their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. John Empringham. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Steffler. Paul and John had Sunday even- ing dinner with Mr. and Mrs. IPercy Bennett. 152m. Birthday Greetings to Douglas Hill for April 19; to Cecil Nichols for April 20; to Clarence Steck- Iey for April 21; to Freddie Walk- er for April 22; to Treanor Can- ning for April 22 to Mrs. Ella Ratcliffe for April 24. Miss Judy Hart entertained her schoolmates of Grades 7 and 8 on Friday evening. The members and leaders of the Brown‘s Corners Mission Band were guests of the Victoria Square Mission Band on Saturday afternoon, in the Sunday School room. Neighbourhood Notes We offer our heartiest con- gratulations to Mrs. L. McEach- em, a former resident of Vic- toria Square but now of Lansing. who on April 23 will be celebrat- ing her one hundred birthday. Congratulations to Mr. Art Wil- son, on becoming a member of Simpson’s 25 year Club. He was presented with 25 red roses and a gold wrist-watch by the execu- tive. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hart and family had Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wilton and family at Toronto on Sunday. the occasion being Sandra Wilton‘s birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Leitch and family of Toronto spent Sunday Evith Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stack- ey. six classrooms. a kindergarten and playroom to Kleinburg School and that initial steps be taken for the acquisition of additional land at that school. This addition would accommodate pupils from a new subdivision. plus other growth in the area. Vice-chairman Mrs. Mona Robertson pointed out that several grade 7 and 8 pupils from three neighbouring one-room schools were also being accom- modated at Kleinburg. Mrs. H. Hill and Mrs. John Mc- Cague very ably gave a demon- stration on “Gift Wrapping," which proved very interesting. Mrs. W. Madill conducted the election of officers for 1961-62 which is as follows: Honorary- President, Mrs. W. Madill; Presi- dent, Mrs. Earl Empringham: 1st Vice-President, Mrs. Harold Hill; 2nd Vice-President, Mrs. G. Brands; Secretary, Mrs. John Mel Cague; Treasurer, Mrs. W. Orr; Assistant Secretary - Treasurer, Mrs. D. Houck; Pianist. Mrs. J. Barker: Assistant Pianist, Mrs. H. McCague. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hamilton of Schomberz. Miss Anne Thomas of Maple had Sunday evening dinner with Mr. and Mrs. W. Orr. Mr. Clarence Steckley. Mr. George Brands and Mr. Garnet Francy. were guests of Douglas. Terry and Wally MacDonald at the Father and Son Banquet of the Cubs and Scouts held in the Melville United Church on Fri- day evening. Word was received on Monday morning that Mrs. Bill Williams had passed away as the result of the injuries she suffered in the car accident last week in the On Thursday afternoon. Mrs. R. Brumwell, Mrs. D. Parsons. Mrs. B. Nichols. Mrs. A. Orr and Patricia, Mrs. C. Story. Mrs. E. Empringham. Mrs. F. Donnelly, Mrs. K. Foster. Mrs. G. Brands. and Mrs. S. Boynton. attended the summary day for the project “Selv to Save Dollars and Make Sense" in the Newmarket Legion Hall. Mrs. A. Orr and Patricia mod- eled the Mother and Daughter sun dress. Mrs. R. Brumwell was the leader of the Victoria Square project. W.M.S. Work Meeting The April meeting of the W.M.S. took the form of a Work meeting on Wednesday of last week, when the ladies met to quilt for the bale. Mission Band In answer to a query by the vice-chairman. Mr. Jackman re- ported that work was progressing on preparation of the budget and that indications were “the job of arriving at the final figures will be a lot easier this year than last". Plan Volume Buying Chairman H. A. Constable pointed out that the bill for audit- ing the board‘s books for 1960 was approximately $300 less than the amount paid by the individ- ual boards serving the area in 1959. Hope For Centennial Replying to a query by the vice-chairman. Mr. Jackman re- ported the date on the corner- stone of the old Maple public school. which has been incorpor- ated in the present George Bailey School. is 1861. The board ex- pressed the hope that enthusias- tic citizens of the community would undertake to organize a celebration of the centennial of this historic school. During discussion of accounts. the vice-chairman raised the question as to whether it would not be more economical to call for tenders for oil for all 25 schools in the area. 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