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LIBERAL CLASSIFIEDS-GetResults-TU.4-1105 HOG CHOLERA 14 ‘ THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontarimjhursdgsf, September 6, 1962 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 8:30 P.M. QUEENSVILLE ARENA Dance 8. Corn Roast Now Earn Sponsored by York North Liberal Association BRITISH MORTGAGE 8 TRUST CORNER YONGE & LEVENDALE RD. For Prompt Pickup Service Modern & Old Tyme Dancing KEN PONTING & HIS RHYTHMAIRES Featuring Fiddler Charley Vanzant and Caller Morley Batt ’ British Mortgage Guaranteed Investment Certificates TICKETS $1.00 AT THE DOOR CALL TU. 4-4411 To investâ€"see your local agent or send your cheque to your nearest British Mortgage office. 8; SHIRT LIMITED - .- uhlulc -â€" 1 to 2 years â€" interest paid by cheque â€" $100. or more â€" authorized by law as investments for trust funds BRAMPTON, GODERICH, HANOVER. LISTOWEL AND STRATFORD NOTICE ‘ 'I'O HOG FARMERS For clean up; use Carbola Disinfectant White Paint . 50 lbs. sprays 4,000 sq. ft., only $8.50. Just mix with water and apply. Complete- ly disinfects and whitens in one operation. Approved for Bangs, TB. and Cholera clean up, kills flies, etc. Carbola the ideal all pur- pose disinfectant paint, for Hog, Dairy and Poultry barns â€" Ask your feed dealer for details or write: Seven Oaks Manufacturing & Sales, P.0. Box 364, Kitchener, Ontario RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE ! i l ‘ “Flowers For All ! I Occasions" Phones -v-n-u-l- 'TU. 4-1812 AV. 5-1812: I i AT AU ""1st i We Deliver ! i - .9-"- Toronto & Surrounding = Districts 5 LOO-0----D1M x.-.n.t------‘ KENNETH SHEPHERD Office, TU. 4-2291 31 Yonge 'St. N. Richmond Hill Res. Phone Markham 724 STAYS FARM MUTUAL AUTO‘ WHILE INSU RANCEV PANY. Use your headâ€"and SAVE! Check State Farm’s low insurance rates for careful driversâ€"rates so low that one out of two may save important dol- lars. Ca” today! Cpl-41M mod OM": TORONTO Office, TU 4-2291 31 Yonge St. N. Richmond Hi!) Res. Phone Gormlcy 5369 LLOYD HARVEY RICE’S FLOWERS Mrs. V. Blaschke and chil- dren Eric and Karen returned home last week from a nine ".veek holiday in Germany. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morris, N-auvghton Drive enjoyed a hap- py summer holiday at Spar- row Lake. Mrs. Morris and the children holidayed there five weeks. and Mr. Morris spent ‘his three-week vacation and weekends there. Waterâ€"skiing and fishing highlighted their days, and Chuckie (who is a cwb with the lst Jefferson Pack) won a trophy for climbing a ]greased pole and retrieving a The William Blacks of Elgin Mills visited Mrs. Black’s sis- ter. Mrs. N. Rosko, at Lardeu‘ Lake for a week, and while there drove to Kirkland Lake and Rueon. St. John’s Church NeWs Sunday School commences again at St. John’s at 10 o’clock this Sunday morning, Septem- ber 9. The bus will pick up the children on the regular route on Yonge St” at 9.40 am. All children in the area are invited Ito attend regularly. A Fireside Service will be held this Sunday. September 9. at 7.30 pm. at St. John‘s Ang- lican Church. Jefferson. Neighborhood Notes Visitors at St. John’s on Sun- day were Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hill, Miss Doris Leno of Rich- mon-d Hill, and Miss Mabel Robertson of Orangeville. BILL DING says: BOWDEN LUMBER Co. (Home Improvement Division) Stop 23 Yonge St. Richvale AV. 5-4921 Readers may order re- prints of staff photos appearing in “The Liberal" at the newspaper office, 63 Yonge Street South, Rich- mond Hill. Elgin Mills 8: Jefferson News REPRINTS AVAILABLE Evenings: Craig Bowden TU. 4-1668 Away down at the bottom of the deep excavation on the site of the York Central District Hospital on the Maple Sideroad is Jimmy Orlando who seems minute beside the huge shovel being used to move the thousands of tons of earth. Construction on the new hospital is moving along rapidly and is expected to be open late next year. (Staif Photo) CORRESPONDENT: Brookside Road TU. 4-1121 Shovel To Shovel 125 delegates from the Grand Lodges of the Loyal True Blue Associations of eastern and wes- tern On¢ario, along with vis- itors from Newfoundland. Brit- ish Columbia, Nova Sooti‘a and *Quebec visited the Orange ‘Home for the first time last ‘week. This is the charitable project ilhese Grand Lodges contribute to - and they are responsible for their upkeep. It was there- fore with a sense of pleasure and accomplishment they toured the home, for their first view of the lovely building. Later they were entertained at tea in the large sun-filled dining room. Jaycees’ Picnic Mrs. Giles Kerswill’s brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. John Compton and family of Detroit visited her on Sunday. Grand Master Warren, of Newfoundland, who is GM. for all Canada with the British- American Orange Association, visited the L.T.B. and Orange Home, Richmond Hill, last weekend. He was very impuess- ed with the way the home is run and the work being done for the children in its care. Delegates Entertained flag. Chuckie also visited friends at Ba‘l‘a for a week. Friends of a former resident in this community will be pleased to hear Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crowhurst (nee Alice Mecredy) of Barrie hand a son ‘born to them August 28. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Abbott o.’ New York spent the holiday weekend with Mr. Abbott’s uncle, the Rev. D. C. H. Mich- ell, Jefferson. Master Visits MONA ROBERTSON TU. 4-1396 The Richmond Hill Jaycees are giving the child-ten of the Orange Home a picnic on the spacious home grounds, this Saturday. The children of the Orange Home spent one wonderful day at the CNE, doing all the sights, having a delicious luncheon; then an afternoon in the grand- stand (delighting in the antics of the 3 youâ€"know-who's) and topped it with a bountiful sup- per before leaving for home. Toronto Controllers Dennison and Somerville were on hand to see they had a full day of fun. as was the Grand Master ‘of York County. lDoing Fine Mrs. Jack Bayley of Elgin Mills is progressing very fa- vourably following her opera- tion. and last week she enjoyed the air show at the ONE - in a wheel chair on the “roof gar- den" at the h05pita1. Attend Exhibition Another local resident, Rich- mond Hill high school student Robert Black of Elgin Mills sideroad. was hlgh in his prais- es of Vetiscope at the ONE. Rob hopes to be a vet when he has completed his schooling. Cubs News Calling all cubs to their first ‘Howl‘ tonight. Thursday, at the club room at St. John‘s parish hall. At 7 o‘clock. Choir Entertained Mrs. Leon Harden entertain- ed members of St. John’s choir at her Lake Wilcox home on Wednesday evening of last week. 0f intereu to those adults who would like to join the local church choir. practice will now commence at 8 pm. on Wed- nesdays at St. John‘s. Mrs. Har- den is interested in any men or women who like to sing, and invites them to come to chair rehearsal next week. Several well-known local res- idents have sold their houses during this summer and moved to other districts. Mr. and Mrs. Henderson and family have moved to Richmond Hill, and Mr. and Mrs. Rivers and family are now living in Agincourt. Another house sold necently was the Ridout residence. The contents of the house were sold by auction August 29th. Two of the local young people will enter private schools this week to continue their educa- tion. Signe Igmundson, B-ayview Ave.; who will enter Mary Mount Girls’ Academy at An- caster, 0nt.. on Labor Day. Dan-y Tiffin, who has been» a student at Thornlea School, will enter Upper Canada College as a boarding pupil. Correspondent Mrs. B. Lepkey Phone AVenue 5-3489 The Langstaff Women’s Onsti- tute will hold their first fall meeting eptember 12 at 8 pm. at the home of Mrs. Claire Wil- lett. Roll call is “Name a meat and its mate." Convener for the evening is Mrs. Shirley Moore- house who will conduct the pro- gram “Learn the cuts of meat." Mrs. Moorehouse and Mrs. Kay Atkinson Will be in charge of refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. McQueen and family returned from their va- cation at Penetang last week- end. Penny McQueen broke her collarbon'e in a fall while they were away. Mr. and Mrs. Igmundson and Signe have been vacationing in Montreal and Northern Ontario. Jack Taylor. Green Lane, was stricken with a heart attack at work Monday and was rushed to the Western Hospital. Correction In last week’s column it was stated that Mrs. Don Mott had broken her ankle. It should have read Mrs. William Mott. has passed a bylaw for the an- nexation of part of Vaughan Township. The bylaw is subject to OMB approval. WOODBRIDGE : Woodbridge LANGSTAFF and THORNLEA NEWS WW WILLY BLOK HANSON For Your Shopping & Service Convenience DRIVE IN OR CALL Announces New Store Hours 1 A.M. To 9 PM. 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