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Extension of water service to Naughton Drive in Vaughan Township should come in the not-too-dis‘tant fu‘ture. ’I‘wo residents of the street, A. Warman and Mrs. R. Green- wood, appeared before the township’s waterworks co-mmit‘ tee last Wednesday asking for the extension of the waitermain from Elgin Milhs, or the loca- tion and establishment of a well in the area. The waiter theme also will be carried out in an attractive waterfall backdrop, May Extend Service To Naughton Dr. Area A dispbay of aquatic life in clean water, as opposed to con- ditions found in pol‘luted water. will be another feature. along with a biology exhibit of aqua- tic nuisances. The OWRC exhibit also will house tech‘n‘amated versions of a water filtration plant and a water pollution control plant. On-t‘he-splot testing of water samples for hardness will be carried on for visitors to the building who submit water for swch tests. There will be de- monstration-s of other Labora- tory work and a display of lab equipment. The exhibit of the Ontario Wamer Resources Commission at the 1962 Canadian Exhibi- tion, in a new and larger loca- tion, will feature an analytical laboratory at work. OWRC Exhibit To Have Testing For Hard Water TEMPLE 3-5401 240 KING ST. KIN TU. 4-1432 Telephone 147 Yonge St. N. Office . HOV'C I I Dr. W. Allan Ripleygwa:S 53320092; Ontario Land Surveyors 105 Willowdale Ave., Willowdale 0nt.. BA. 5-3031 Res. George T. Yates. 0.L.S. 53 Bedford Park Avenue Richmond Hill, TU. 4-2941 KENNETH SHEPHERD Cad-MO!“ Surveying and Drafting 413 N. Taylor Mills Drive Richmond Hill TU. 4-4274 Drafting, Blue-Printing and Survey Service for Contractors Use your headâ€"and SAVE! Check State Farm's low insurance rates for careful drivers-rates so low that one out of two may save imponant dol- lars. Call today! 63 YONGE STREET N. RICHMOND HILL. ONT. Phone TU. 4-7851 285-5782 Herbert & Joan Goodhoofd Office. TU. 4-2291 31 Yonge St. N. Richmond Hill Res. Phone Gormlcy 53G Res Official agents for all Steamships and Airlines VETERINARY SURGEON VETERINARY i HOSPITAL DR. CARL HEDER SURVEYORS I Yafos & Yates GLOBE Travel Service Office, TC. 4-2291 31 Yonge St. N. Richmond Hill Phone Markham ERIC GEORGE 1 gr * - ; .ORY ENot Happy With .............__"Cash Settlement TRAVEL From Metro Act :OMPAM 'ORONTO Richmond Hill KING CITY 724 l Mrs. John Brumwell, leader 'of Brown's Corners United ‘Church Women, Unit No. l. tells us the group plans to hold a bake sale at the W.I. Hall 'north of 18th Avenue had vex- Mr- Alex Young and Mr- JOhniden‘ce cemetery' Mono Road' ploded_ and they were ready for Brown, who have been conval-l Pallbearers were Steve Rose. ’action. Many local residents escing from recenrtillnesses, are Al Mitchell, Ken Stiver, Bill ’tried to reach the scene, but both leading more active lives Cannon. Morley McKenna, Bill were turned back‘ thes‘e days. Mr. Young h-asiGIreiv, Dennis Bosworth andr Markham Township police been berrypicking. and Mr. John Hiller. Headquarters-at Buttonville was Brown was seen in his fields. a hive of activity, as off-duty MTS- George Felgate, 51. iSr-“-“-‘ men were recalled, and every recovering nicely from her heart , man who could possibly be reâ€" attack but the dOCtOI' thought leased from local duty was sent She WOUId TESt be“??? in hOSPir: to aid Vaughan Township Pol- tal. SO She iS Presently at Bram" ice, but no firemen from Union- 5011- 1‘ ville or Markham were called. ‘ Ml‘. and MI‘S. Bill MCNeiShl Mrs. Baldwin, formerly Miss Coulson, was born in the log cabin once familiar to many ‘in the district which was located on the west side of Dawes Road (Victoria Park) close to the highway 401 cut. The cabin was believed to be over 200 years old. and York County historians had hoped to remove it to Pi- oneer Village on Jane Street, but its condition did not per- mit, and it was torn down a few years ago. Mr. Baldwin retired last fall after spending many years as a. landscape gardener with the Toronto Cemetery Board. He is presently an elder of the Brown’s Corners United Church congregation. The Baldwins have two children: Mrs. John Green of Toronto, and Mr. Ar- chie Baldwin of Stoulfville. Plan Bake Sale ville or Markham were called. 54th Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Harold Baldwin of this community celebrated their 54th Wedding anniversary at home with members of their immediate family on Sunday, August 5th, and friends in this community join in ofiering con- gratulations. Both Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin were active in Scarboro as young people and lived most of their lives in that township. Mrs. Baldwin, formerly Miss Coulson, was born in the log cabin once familiar to many ‘in the district which was located Mr. and Mrs. Bill McNeish" have returned from a trip west‘l singing the praises of the new; trans-Canada highway. Mr. and Mrs. McNeish visited friends at; Tisdale and Porcupine Plains in Saskatchewan, 40 miles! north of Prince Albert â€" the? land of the midnight sun. TheyII .also visited Regina, and south act the border motored through" .Montana, the Dakotas, Wiscon- lsin, and returned by Sault Stel 3Marie and Manitoulin Island! ;No accident or sight of one. ’marred their 4300 mile trip, but larriving home they were justl :in time for the Maple holacaustl‘ Both Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin were active in Scarboro as young people and lived most of their lives in that township. The first blast was felt here at 11.15 an‘dt since it had rain- ed heavily a short time before, was attributed to thunder. How- ever, several short succeeding bursts shook houses and rattled windows around, and many resi- dents saw the angry red glow in the western sky, and later the awesome fireballs as flames shot hundreds of feet in the air when heavier explosions occurred.‘ Even this far away â€" ten miles; as the crow flies â€"- the rotteni egg odour denoting propane gas could be detected. 1 Charles and Howard Allen, ‘sons of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Al- }len, arrived at the scene in time Ito see a house near the ceme- ‘tery with its roof off and win- dows blown out and the people inside trying to get their chil- ;dren to safety. The boy‘s helped ‘them to the shelter of the cem- etery vaulrt, but shortly after the roof was blown off this structure as well, and the walls began to crumble. John and, Gordon Brumwell, both pipeline employees, feared the gas pipeline which lies just north of 18th Avenue had ex-i ploded, and they were ready for action. Many local residents tried to reach the scene, but were turned back. ‘ Allen Snider was driving in the vicinity of the blast, and had reached the point on the Maple Road where the cemetery is situated, when the first one occurred. Theirs was the only car near, and he and his two companions ran toward the blaze. only to be thrown back by the force of the explosion. A Hills‘bur‘gh firm has \the tender to extend the E1- der's Mills Sideroad from High-‘ 0 way 27 to Con 10. Vaughan ‘ Township Council Monday I n or iJnig‘ht approved a bid from Da- vid Barbour Construction Ltd.“ of $72,161.50. subject to arpâ€"i John Orr Little, Newmarket. proval of the township engineer. and York County’s “grand old The Barbour bid was the man" died July 24 at Toronto lowest of four‘ Highest tender Western Hospital at the age of .was $82,099, 95. Buttonville people worried along with those in neighbour- ing communities when the Sup- erior tanks exploded in Maple Last Saturday night. Lights burned well into the morning hours, and few eyes were shut until friends and relatives in that village were accounted for. Maple Explosion Award Road Tender To Pave Elder Mills Municipal officials in the Richmond Hill area expressed satisfaction with the cash set- ‘tlement of $153,067 when inter- !viewed by “The Liberal" l-ast lweek. Councillor Ed Wrigh‘tman raised the matter. protesting that $153,000 was not anywhere near what the county should have received. At least one municipality in York County is not satisfied with a recent cash settlement paid them by Metropolitan To- ronto. Under the terms of the Met- ro Act, York lost 93 per cent of its assessment but assumed res- ponsibility for 43 per cent of its roads. The settlement was to com- pensate the county for its loss of assessment and increased responsibility for roads. Newmarket Council has asked Reeve Sid Legge and Deputy- reeve Caroline Ion, its repres- entatives on county council. to raise the issue at its next meet- ing. BUTTONVILLE NEWS CORRESPONDENT: MRS. F. H. LEAF R. R. z Gormley Phone AXminster 3-6188 :vggFormer County Wardendfi iié:’%+DIes In Toronto At 95“ Mr. and Mrs. E. Crisp are due back this week from their cot- tage at Crystal Lake, Halibur- ton. Last Saturday Mr. and Mrs. James McQuay and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stonehouse returned from a motor trip to Upper Canada Village, Quebec, Pem- broke. Ottawa and Muskoka. While in the Ottawa district they visited relatives at Peta- Grufl'y, the John Wilkins’ 10- year-old spaniel, was killed in a road accident last week. He .was a friendly little fellow, and We will also miss him. Mrs. Beth Laing of Winnipeg is a guest at the home of her brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. George Oakes, during Au- gust. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Sam Snider were in Ottawa last weekâ€"end where Sam was stockâ€"car racing. Comings and goings are dif- county ficult to keep track of these honor' days, so if your jauntings have Mr. I not appeared in print do let us Peel Cot know about them. Your friends wood bu: and neighbours would enjoy 1924. He hearing of them 1932. Pr Speaking of crops, this year's harvest is earlier than in many seasons. Mest fields of oats and barley were standing Wednes- day of last week, but by Satur- day they were nearly all clear- ed. So much was done in so short a time that there was se- vere congestion at grain eleva- tors. and trucks for transport- ing grain were in short supply. Some local farmers report wait- ing for service at the'mill until the wee sma’ hours. Susan and Heather Wright of ‘The Queensway, New Toronto. are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Hooper this week. Last week Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Clark visited relatives in Chatham, Ontario. Mr. Clark re- ports hail has caused heavy damage to crops in that area. .vawa Mrs. Tom Clausman of New York City, with her children Debbie and Chuckie, has been here to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pratt, and her sister and family â€" the Charles Hoo- pers. Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Hooper took their guests to vis- it another sister and her family â€" Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Allen. grounds on Friday afternoon. August 24, from 3:30 p.m.’until sellout time. . Mrs. Allan Strike is convening the event, and contributions from women of the church will be gratefully received. Funds are to assist church youth groups this autumn. Neighborhood Notes Stuart Watson, son of Stanley B. Watson, former Ward 3 Markham Township Councillor, explains the workings of their farm’s newly-acquired weed-sprayer to a group of farmers at the recent annual sunrise tour, spon- sored by the York County Soil and Crop Improvement Association. This year’s tour concentrated on Markham Township farms. ' neaVy Although he was a devoted '93‘ member of St. Paul’s Anglican year's Church, he found time to many spearhead the fund drives of is and the Salvation Army, serving as Ednes‘ chairman several times. Sfitur' Mr. Little was predeceased 5393” by his first wife, Ida Nelson in SS: 1924. He is .survived by his second wife. the former Flossie eleva- M 0 or e This Is How It's Done [(‘I‘II“““I-‘-II .\uu“““i*iiiuu-" iFRANK PASSERi Services were hehd last Thursday at Roadhouse and Rose Funeral Home, New- market. Burial was in Provi- dence Cemetery. Mono Road. _."'I His other big interest was fishing. Only a few weeks be- fore his death he caught the largest trout ever taken from Franklin Pond near Mount A1- berL 1 In Newmarket. he was known as the “father of the town band", which he founded. He person-ally provided funds for in- struments on many occasions. Until recently. he attended many cou-ncil sessions, county picnics and tours. For years he was an annual guest at the war- den’s banquet. 1924. He has been retired since 1932. Previous to that he had farmed in Peel. Mr. Little, 'originally from Peel County, opened a coal and wood business in Newmarket in 3-‘Iniii‘i’u'u'nihufiuj A county commissioner in 1934, the popular “J. O." was elected warden of York County in 1936, the first deputy-reeve of any municipality in the county to be accorded the honor. Fred Gardiner, QC, former chairman of Metropolitan Tor- onto once remarked that he considered it “one ,of the most fortunate things that ever hap- pened to me, to have been as- sociated with J. 0. Little.” Mr. Little made his first bid â€" n for council in Newmarket in Two lagge “power paCkEd 1929 and was elected depu‘ty- heating elements are reeve In which capacity he thermostatically controlled. served until 1936. l "J. 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