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Notary Public AVenue 5-3165 THORNHILL Massage Richmond Hill Musical TU. 4 - 2819 (Continued) Legal TU. 4-4641 [i Real Estate Italian & Canadian Cuisine Catering & Banquet Facilities Try our Take-out Service for Spaghetti, Pizza Next Door to Richmond Theatre Jack Seaton REAL ESTATE BROKER Ontario Land Smeyon Richmond um. TU. 4-2941 105 Willowdale Ave., Willowdale 53 Bedford Park Avenue on. BA. 5-3031 Rel. George T. Yates. 0.L.S. \Call Any Time - Free Estimates Antenna Installations Repairs to Electrical Appliances - Car Radios - I Transportation We regret The Bell Telephone} Company neglected to list us In their current directory. Sug- gest you paste this in a con- venient location. Herbert and Joan Goodhoofd Math’s TV - Radio Service 63 YONGE STREET N. RICHMOND HILL, ONT. Coaches for all Occasions Coach lines ltd. Sales - Rentals â€" Leases Residential - Commercial Information: AV. 5-5451 Reservations for Sea-Air Tours and Cruises Yates & Yates STOP 22 YONGE ST. FOR INFORMATION Langdon’s 'A Litle Bit of Italy in Richmond Hill" 15 Yonge Street North Phone: 884-7851 or 285-5782 Trailways Of Canada Ltd. TU. 4-7903 MATH MERKELBACH 125 Pemberton 1101.. Richmond Hill Restaurants PHONE 285-1472 la Cantina Travel Service Local Bus Service Daily Richmond Hill- Toronto Service Chartered Coaches Surveyors Television Richvale Electronics TV AV. 5-2669 TU. 4-0083 Telephone TE. 3-5351 GLOBE Travel The monthly meeting of the Richmond Hill Naturalists was held at the public library, Octo- ber 19 and, under a new reso- lution, began promptly on time - 8 pm. Presidem John Lunn was in the chair. Three high- lights of the evening were: 1 Showing of colored slides taken by members; 2 A talk by one of the junior group; 3 An intriguing quiz - presented by John and Mrs. Lunn. Some of the beautiful slides shown included those taken by Ott Devltt of the blue heron, and its nest of four green eggs, 3 loon’s nest, blackbirds, and a fine picture of the rather rare cattle egret. Bob Cubit chose pictures (skilfully taken) of roses, begonias, zinnias, and other flowers, interesting to the horticul-turist as well as the naturalist. Mrs. Collins pre- sented slides of the unusual - a settlement of Eskimos pic- turing their customs and habits, a captured seal, their houses and their many dogs. One slide (showed that, as elsewhere, chil- idren in the far north cannot resist the appeal of puppies. \Another slide showed the un- ique cemetery of the Eskimos. Mrs. Peter Addison was suc- cessful in photographing, in its several stages, the life of the butterfly, as well as the Ha- vana Sparrow, and an appealing nest of baby mourning doves. Dr. Lillian Langstafi' had the pleasure of introducing her grandson, Rolph Davis of King, who spoke briefly. It was evi- dent that Dr. Lillian was pleasâ€" ed that her grandson was carry- ing on the family tradition of a keen interest in all things pertaining to nature. Rolph mentioned the problem of‘ hunters, suggesting that signs governing their regulations might be printed in several languages, and that there should be a tighter control of the dangerous hunter. who is liable to shoot at anything. ‘Rohph also told of a visit to Point Pelee, accompanied by several members of the staff side. The quiz had three phases, identifying birds by means of silhouettes, by slides and by sounds (their recorded songs). Juniors were asked to answer the first ten questions of each phase and the adults the entire quiz. The results showed that the juniors know their birds, augurinIg well for the future membership of the club. First prize in the juniors was won by Billy Redelmeier with sev- enteen correct answers out of thirty. Bob Cubit captured the prize for the adults, and was rewarded with a special trophy fashioned by Bob Campbell - a plaque whereon sat an alert little owl casting a covetous eye on the remnants of a field mouse, spiked on the end of a root. The ensemble included the trap that caught the mouse. With the assistance of presi- dent Johrn, Bob slowly unveiled the trophy accompanying the unveiling with his drin humor- ous comments, stating empha- Dr. W. Allan Ripley an? VETERINARY SURGEON f” Cha Telephone 147 Yonge St. N. A Oflice chv':u TU. 4-1432 Richmond mu whi' § KINGSDALE ANIMAL HOSPITAL DR. CARL HEDER TEMPLE 3-5401 Casting a critical eye on the work of Bill Cooper, Cookstown, is George Hostrawser of Kitchener, right, one of the judges at last week’s King- Vaughan Plowing Match held at Cloverholme Farms, Concession 2, King Township. This was the first year in competition for the young plowman who showed good form under adverse weather conditions. Mr. Hostraw- ser praised the efforts of all contestants. Veterinary Nature Notes By Richmond Hill Naturalists . S §\\ Shows Good Form tically that the trophy could not be won by any individual for “more than thirteen consec- utive years." The recorded songs of the birds were beautifully clear, and included those of the whim meadowlark, ruby crowned kinglet, pileated woodpecker, fox sparrow, yellow breasted chat, and (though not in the contest) the odd croaks of the Caracara (Mexican buzzard) one of which was found at Lake Superior this year, having \struck a lighthouse in its flight. Correspondent David Barbour Henderson Ave. Phone AV. 5-5205 Woodland Public School held an impressive graduation cere- mony and banquet at the school's new auditorium October 22. Despite the pouring rain that drenched the school area that evening there were only two absentees in a class of 29. Principal Gordon Learn was delighted to receive from the departed students, a fine paint- ing to grace the halls/of the school. A much enjoyed feature of! the program saw Terry Tam-1 blyn, speaking on behalf of the graduates, comically predict the fate of his successful class- mates. The outlook he gave had three of the girls being feature dan- cers at the Latin-American Club; one fellow would own the Toronto Maple Leaf hockey or- ganization; another fellow would be the first man to run the three minute mile and a girl would represent Canada in the world tiddly wink competitions. Receiving honor trophies from the school and a cheque from the Doncaster Community La- dies Club were Linda Brain and David Bagg. Alan Carle of Morgan Ave.. celebrated his 10th birthday October 26. Harry Mlzen of Sprucewood Drive leads the contestants in the Doncaster Community Lad» ies Club euchre marathon with 80 points. The Henderson Avenue School graduates will celebrate with a party at the school November 2. Sandwiches for the Thom- haven School’s annual bazaar and tea were made by Mrs. F. Baxter, Mrs. Garvey, Mrs. Bundell and Mrs. Greenshield at their homes with the help of a group of women which each had organized. Before an audience of 150 students at Henderson Avenue Public School 10 students com- peted to represent their school at the 16th Avenue School in the public speaking finals Octo- ber 25. The trials were held October} 23. Capping first place was Su-‘ san LePage of 26 Almond Ave., second was Sheridan Petrunia, of 37 Delair Cres.; Leslie Mar- tin of 20 Steeles Valley Rd. was the tunnel-up. Ann Russell of Proctor Ave. chartered a ride on a horse which was at the Thornhaven Bazaar for Retarded Children on Saturday October 27. She, being in her teens, did not want the horse led around the ring and insisted it be set free. Unfor- tunately she fell from the an- imal and suffered : chipped e1- bow and bruises. At the area meet, in the 16th1 Ave. School, Sheridan Petrunia took first prize and her school mate Susan LePage placed sec- ond. Woodland's David Honsber- ger captured third prize. These winners competed for this area Monday of this week for the Markham Township Championship. DONCASTER District Chie Will Visit He-i On November Ii Mr. Storie has taken an ac part in Oshawa's community At present he is vice-presi of the Oshawa General Ho tal, a director of the Gre Oshawa Community Chest a director of the Industrial cident Prevention Assoclat and Metal Trades Group. Edward G. Slorie District Governor Edward Stor-ie will be guest of the Ri mond Hill Rotary Club Nov ber 12. He will address the c at 6.45 pm. and preside a club assembly slated for 8 Mr. Storie has been a In her of the Rotary Club Of awa since 1943. He has serve a chairman of a number of c committees and was presld in 1954-55. He is vice-president and eral manager of Fittings}. ed. an Oshawa firm man turing iron pipe fittings valves and executive vice-pr dent of Canadian Brass L! of Galt. ‘ A member of the 0:11: Yacht Club, Oshawa Ski C and the Oshawa Flying CI Mr. Storie is married and three children. PIAN 'I'IININ REPAIRS REPAI Guesswork Is Eliminated NEW SCIENTIF METHOD “CHECKED” Electronically WITH THE STROBOSCOPE AL PY If no answer at 884-36} during daytime, call 884-1105 or 285-3318 FREE ESTIMATES 5 BEAVERTON RI 884-3614 (STAFF. PHOT‘