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All kinds of firewood. hardwood, birch and kindlin‘gs. Free deliv- ery. AL. 7-8831. tfc23 88 Baker Ave Richmond Hill T BOARD optional. One room, suitable one or two persons. ab- stainers preferred. TU. 4-5548. clw27 FIREPLACE wood and stove wood, maple. birch. and oak. Delivered. Call Oak Ridges. PR. 3-5149. c6w22 ROOM and BOARD FURNISHED bed-sitting £033 parking. immediate possession. TU. 4-1768. c1w27 BEAUTYREST. Marshall. Sim- mons. Serta. Heely and other spring mattresses repaired. re- turned just llke new. medium firm. extra firm. Two-day ser- vice. Eiderdowns recovered. On- tario Bedding Co. AV. 5-1531. tfc 4 LEAVING THE COURTRY. GE TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES Sales Service Rentals Authorized Dealer All popular makes for sale in- cluding new and rebuilt stand- ard portable and electric mod- els. Special rental rates avail- able to students. L. H. SIMS' 2 PRIVATE rooms available with board. AV. 5-3270. c2w27 STRAW FOR SALE, 50c a bale. ‘TU. 4-5963. c3w25 DEBENTURE Richmond Hill Curling Club $400. Will take best offer. Terms. Call AV. 5- 3167. c1w27 GOOD used furniture for sale.‘ Call Frank’s Movers and Stor- age. 28 Industrial Rd.. TU. 4- 2613. tch TWO TIRES and tubes from Morris Minor size 500x14, used two months. Reasonable. TU. 4- 4017. c1w27 DOUBLE pedestal desk, good condition. Ideal for business office $35.00. Phone W. S. Cook, TU 4-1105. nc2w26 Dongs, windows, awnings, and la‘fmga. Ron Woods. TU. 4-1514 ‘ tfc14 HONEY - basswood - buck- wheat or clover - now ready - with or without containers. Arnold (Werner). 22 Scott Dr.. Richvale. AV. 5-2724. c1w27 FURNACE. oil or coal, com- plete with burner, fan, filters. etc. Converting to gas. Reason- able. BA. 5-7975. Monday to Thursday 5 pm. Weekends and all day Friday. tfc27 LADY'S white figure skates, like new, size 6%, $6.00. Men's hock- ey skates size 10, $5.00. Skis. 5% ft., cable harness. $6.00; strap harness $5.00: metal poles $3.00. AV. 5-1765. c1w27 stove, heavy wiring. perfect con- dition $40. Large chest of draw- ers $10. large trunk suitable for storage $8. Kitchen table grey arborite top extends $8; and numerous articles. AV. 5-5182. TWO dump bodies. Woods comb. 7'x11'. cam and roller heavy duty hoists. 285-5719. tfc48 BOY'S English blazer and Mary Maxim sweater. cowboy design. Both size 8. excellent condition. TU. 4-7036. c1w27 single card. delivered. Phéne 884-3089. c2w27 MIXED wood dry. $12" pé'r ‘STOVE sized Slabwood and fireplace chunks. Phone Stoufi- ville 204W1. clw27 AN R040 Frigidaire stove. Igood condtiion, $50. TU. 4-1596. ' DINING ROOM light fixture import, bargain. TU. 4-4889. SMALL spacilfiatfi‘: 1/: h.p. electric motor. 285-5002. c2w27 8 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, January 8, 1963 FIREWOOD FOR SALE CASH RATES. lst insertion 50 each word, min. charge 75c Second and subsequent insertions if wordin: unchanged. 5c per word, min. charge . . . . . . 65c FOR BOX NUMBERS an extra charge per insertion of 50c COMING EVENT NOTICE: 5c per word: mln. charge 75c CARDS 0F THANKS. IN MEMORIAMS. DEATHS, ENGAGEMENTS, MARRIAGES. BIRTHS. Classified advertisements should be in as early in the week as possible but not later than 10 mm. on Wednesdays, Send ads by mail and enclose myment. or telephone TU. 4-1105 and you will recelve Invoice. ARTICLES FOR SALE ALUMINUM per insertion CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES TU. 4-1745 tfc49 c1w27 c1w27 *lw27 MOTHER’S HELPER lmay be see SERVICE IMotors. S Experienced baby-sitters. home-FYon‘ge St- maker’s service and day work. best offer. Call day or night. TU. 4-7253. PR. 3-5332 DAY CARE [ton Experienced care for one or twoense children, west of Yonge. Phone TU. 4-4513. c2w26 1958 ONE HOUSEKEEPER. one prac- tical nurse and helpers part time and full time. Nursing Home. TU. 4-2651 after six p.m.‘ PART TIME draughting services available. Senior electro-mech- anical draughtsman, experienced in all fields. Call 884-7442 after 6.30 pm. or Saturdays. c1w27 Earn $30 to $40 per week, work 2 to 3 evenings in your district. No canvassing, collecting or delivering. For interview call {CI-I. 7-7907, 9 am. - 6 pm. \MULTILITH and bindery, male lor female help wanted, experi- enced in operation of small off- set press and prepared to do bindery work on part time basis. The Stoutfville Tribune. Phone 640-2100. . c1w27 care to young child or béby. AV 5-3523. c1w27 YOUNG MEN. 16-19, looking for work. Anything considered. Can you help us. Call Salva- tion Army. AV. 5-5126. tfc52 EXPERIENCED typist would like to do typing at home. Pick up and delivery. Phone TU. 4â€" 4210. c1w26 BABY sitter or housekeeper re- quired from 7.45 to 5 p.m., three children. two at school. Per- manent position for right per- son TU. 4-7815. c2w26 WOMAN to mind two children light housekeeping. own trans- portation. AV. 5-4283 evenings. c1w27 EXPEEIITNCED homemaker & dressmaker. requires work. TU. 4-7733. , c1w27 DRIVEWAYS, parking lots. sidewalks cleaned by power snow plough TU. 4-5322. c1w27 RELIABLE person Will give day HAPPY NEW YEAR Have you big dreams for 1963? A business of your owr} with Avon can make those dreams come, true. Wr-ite Miss Ziegler. Box 141 Guelph. 'c1w27 PROGRESSIVE SALES ORGANIZATION Requires Aggressive young men. prefer- ably with car, to service pres- ent accounts and establish new business in this area. Age, education and previous ex- perience no barrier. Complete training given at our expense. DRESSMAKWG and alter:- tions. Mrs. MacDonald. TU. 4- 5057. tfc21 EXPERIENCED service station attendant. Apply in person. Cooks B.P. Auto Service. Elgin M-ills. c1w27 WE OFFER YOU * Salary- and bonus * Complete company benefits * Opportunity for advance- ment. Only those who are sincerely in- terested in the future and have the desire to better themselves need apply. HOME ECONOMICS FOOD a; FREEZER LTD. Apply Summit Motel, Richmond Hill Friday. Jnnuary 4 1.00 P.M. - 9.00 PM. PRACTICAL nurse wanted for night d-uty from 9 pm. until 8 am. Call 886-5315. Gormley. EXPERIENCED hairdresser, 5 day week. Good working condi- tions. M. Sellwood’s Salon. Map- le Plaza. 257-2590. tfc26 WOMAN to care for one pre- school child daily 8.30 a.m. to 2.30 while mother works. TU. 4-7020. c1w27 CLEANING WOMAN. one day weekly. Bayview and Steeles area. 285-2286. c2w27 cing lady, own transportation. AV. 5-4283 evenings. clw27 YOUTH to work in IGA store. Maple, £qu Lime and employee for produce. Apply in person. at store. c1w27 gm; W5NTED, gun time helB. for dry cleaning plant in Thom-1; hill. AV. 5-3272. c1w27 WOMAN to care for cohvailes- BABY SITTING HELP WANTED EMPLOYMENT WANTED HOUSEWIVES 1.00 clw26 clw27 c1w27 c1w27 tfc14 lense. radio and White walls. LOST, orange colored cat. Dec- 15325. 834-2677- C3W25 ember 22. from Highland Lane, 1958 DODGE Crusader. 2 door, Richmond “111- Reward 384- may be seen at Dave Thompson.4971' Cl‘V27 Motors. Sunoco Station. 36iLOST one set of keys. vicinity Yonge St. N.. Richmond Hill -No. 7 Highway and Thornhill best offer. Apply R. M. King.lCommunity Park. AV. 5â€"4283. CO‘ LTD. Pump equipment installed and serviced. George Adams, Box 192 King City. Phone King TE. 3-6321. tfc13 CALL us for your sand, gravel, fill, top soil and black loam. Prompt delivery. Reasonable rates. J. B. DeFerrari, Maple, ALpine 7-8876. tic? UPHOLSTER! Recovering and repairing of my kind of furniture. Experienced on Scandinavian furniture. Free estimates. Reasonable prices. Cal] anytime. TU. 4-4813 resi- dence, business, AV. 5-5345. tfc“ 1954 body tor, ense, $325. SPECIAL Chesterfield sets recovered -â€"- 2 piece $69.00. Nylon freize $99. 5 years guarantee. Terms if de- sired. A. Smith, Upholstery, phone AV 5-1682. tfc43 KINGiCITY WELL DRILLING MAHOGANY PLYWOOD V grooved 3/16”. Cash and car- ry price 4 by 7 $3.36, 4 by 8 $3.84 per sheet. Butler 8.: Baird Lumber Ltd.. 191 Yonge St. N. tfc13 CUSTOM CARPENTRY Kitchens remodelled, bedroom and bathroom vanities, stereo. hi-fi, china cabinets. Free estim- ates. Morris Harrison. TU. 4- 2838. tfc15 CONCRETE - MASONRY CARPENTRY CONTRACTORS Building. alterations & repairs, prompt service. SEPTIC TANKS PUMPED $20-$25 Tile-beds cleaned. Fast, clean, modern service. C. STUNDEN TU. 4-1245 Richn HERRIDGE ELECTRIC TV APPLIANCES Wiring, Sales, Repairs, Parts, Rentals General Electric Dealer Imported Stereo Radio-Phonos 40 Levendale Road South Block Richmond Heights Centre TU. 4-3211 All Hours RALPH ELMS DECORATING Painting, paper-hanging, inter- ior and exterior. Free estimates. Work guaranteed. TU. 4-7902. tfc31 CARPENTRY WORK. additions, renovations. garages, recreation rooms. tile floors. No job too small. Free estimates. T. Price. AV. 5-3653. tfc28 1960 VOLKSWAGEN, good con- 2nd mortgages. E. T. Stephens dim-m TU. 4-2721. c1w27 Investments Ltd., AV. 5-3785: ’7 1953 FORD. wrecking. TU. 4- ____â€"__}_‘°.1? 3151 between 7 and 5 pm. c1w27 MQNEY afiailabl? for 300d first 1957 VOLKSWAGEN $550 or best offer. Call TU. 4-7836 after 5. *3w25 tfc SAND AND GRAVEL. crusfid FLJdR’TILING Rec. roms, kitchens, entries, bathrooms. Also ceramic wall tile. Free estimates. AV. 5-1960. tfc20 CHESTERFIELD suites, and chrome chairs recovered and rebuilt, at a reasonable price. No job too small. Free estim- ates. Murray Upholstery. AV. 5-4767. tfc51 stone, loam and fill. E. Charity. Richmond Hill. TU. 4-1701. CHIMNEYS Chimneys built and repaired Free estimates. Expert workâ€" manship. Phone Walker and Mitchell, AV. 5-2526. tfc15 MASONRY CONTRACTOR Stonework. Fireplace, etc. V. Ostergaard, 148 Yonge St. 5., Richmond Hill. phone TU. 4- 5688. tfc23 PAINTING. paperhanging. Free estimates. Colour samples. A Rollinson. TE. 3-6671. t!c15 SEPTIC tanks pumped. 24 hour service. C. Burns. PR. 3-5085, tfc4 Pipe organ rebuilding, repairs. All work expertly done by qual- ified technician. Reasonable rates. TU. 4-2883. tfc24 E. W. PAYNE Drains septic tanks. All types of concrete work. 285-5762 FREE ESTIMATES tfc31 JOHN'S Waihér 'an’dfia’fipllance repairs. TU. 4-2615. tfc50 Contracts invited. AV. 5-3958. tfc22 MISCELLANEOUS‘ METRO MUSIC SERVICES 884-7287 Hi-Fi - Stereo Dance Entertainment PA Service Indoor - Outdoor - Mobile WALKER ‘& MITCHELL AV. 5-2526 PLUMBING - HEATING A. MILLS & SON LTD. James D. Stewart TU. 4-2201 tf PAINTING a; PAPER’ HANGING R. E. Dunn. TU. 4-2798 USED CARS FOR SALE METEOR, 2 tone sedan, and tires A-l. Rebuilt mo- winterized. and new lic- radio and white walls, 884-2677. c3w25 SNOWPLOWING PIANO TUNING SOUND Richmond Hill tfc40 tfc26 ‘ evenings tfcll tfc20 tfc43 tfc8 uca 3 ROOM apartment for rent, centrally located close to bus and shopping - kitchen - sink, cupboards, fridge, stove; 1 bed- room; living room; 4 piece priv- ate bathroom; $18.00 weekly or $75.00 monthly includes heat, water, hydro. Children welcome. 45 Dufferin Lane just off Yonge St., Richmond Hill, Ont. c1w27 3 ROOM cottage, gas heated, all conveniences, on large lot. 161 Lawrence Ave., Richmond Hill, $65 monthly. Immediate occupancy, TU. 4-5812 or TU. 4-4503 after 5 pm. c2w27 GORMLEY AREA. Executive accommodation. $100. monthly. Adults only. Completely mod- ernized 6-mom brick home. Oil heat 24 miles north of down- town Toronto. Commuter bus service. Mr. Appleton. evenings BA. 1-5633 or Mr. Miller, eve- nings HU. 1-6654. Guaranty Trust Co. of Canada, Toronto. EM. 6-1531. c2w27 ONE BEDROOM duplex, large living, garage, private basement, beautifully situated amongst trees, 71 Trench. TU. 4â€"2149. FEBRUARY lst. furnished 2 bedroom cottage on country estate near Thorn‘hill, stable facilities and garage include-d. $150 monthly AV. 5-1589. clw27 ATTRACTIVE 1 bedroom dup- lex, surrounded by trees, heat- ed garage, privacy. $85. Single woman or couple. TU. 4-2149. Phone after Sunday. tfc27 RICHMOND RENTALS Compressors, drills, steam jen- ny, pumps, drill steel, mixers, air tools, moil points, loaders. backhoes. Satisfaction guaran- teed. Phone 884-5121. c4w24 LARGE modern 2 bedroom ap- artment, refrigerator and stove. water softener, excellent value. Minute to Yon-ge and shopping. 50 Benson Ave., TU. 4-3581. tfc26 TOOLS T0 RENT Cement mixers, floor sanders and edgers. ramset guns, roto- tillers, rotovators. also 500 other tools. Willowdale Rental 8: Sales. 6026 Yonge St.. BA. 1â€" 1711. tfc42 TOOLS FOR. RENT Floor sanders. saws and drills. Hand sanders, jig-saws and nail drivers. AV. 5-1109. tfc21 MODERN basement apartment. electrically equipped, $100.00 monthly. 36 Church St. S. PA. 7-5319. tfc23 LARGE, well furnished room. parking, 16 Lorne. lst house east of Clarke's Drug Store at Yonge. *2w27 LOW RENT “Afifimfif Large 3% room, unfurnished, in return for light service. Business couple. AV. 5-5233. tfc23 PORTABLE TELEVISION Rent a portable TV Reasonable weekly or monthly rates. Delivery and Pick-Up Richmond Hill TV. 34 Yonge S. TU. 4-7456 AV. 5-3756 tfc28 RICHMOND HILL 50 Elmvd‘ale Court, extra large 2-bedroom duplex $115-lower, $120-upper. Ideal location for children. One month free rent. Please call Mr. Von Althen, 884-2326. Mr. Devine, EM. 2-6161. The Canada Trust Company. tfc2'l FUNDS available for lst and and second mortgages, reason- able rates. Medcof, Lawlor and Le Claire. TU 4-4413. tfc2 OWE OR TWO bedroom apart- ments, 102 Markham Rd. Call Mr. Dosman, TU. 4-7243 or Sam Sorbara Real Estate. RU. 3-6156. c4w24 ONE BEDROOM self-contained apartment, private entrance. Parking, close to Yonge. 285- 3872, after 5.30 pm. Weekends, WENMAR APARTMENTS IN RICHMOND HILL COLBOURNE AVE. 1 and 2 bedroom apartments â€" pool elevators, FM music, large balconies, intercom, parking, TV owtlet. AV. 5-2303. tfc27 COMFORTABLE 6 room home. Brier Farm, Oak Ridges. indoor newly decorated, modern con- arena for winter riding. Les- veniences. one block from sons. Special care for beginners. Yonge- C311 AV- 5-2742- ClW27 Horses boarded. Green hunters MODERN one bedroom apart- ment. stove and trig. 62 Hunt Ave., Richmond Hill, close to Yonge St.. phone TU. 4-4571. tf027 all day THORNHILL, Centre 8: Yonge, 3 room apartment, 4 piece bath- room, self-contained, own en- trance, parking, one minute TTC and shops. Vacant Febru- ary lst. AV. 5-5182. c1w27 TWO BEDROOM apartment. av- ailable immediately. TU. 4- 7179. c2w27 4 ROOMS. unfurnished afi bathroom. private. AV. 5-1966. , c1w27 MORTGAGES TO RENT LOST c1w27 c1w26 tfc24 96 Yonge St. S. Aurora PA. 7-4288 WA. 1-1691 clw27 WANTED â€" pianos and used furniture. Cash prices paid, Call Frank's Movers and Storage TU 4-2613. AV 5-5101. th7 PROPERTIES WANTED We are nearly sold out of propâ€" erties, houses. lots, acreage, farms. businesses, gas stations. Buyers waiting, some with cash. others with good ddwn pay- ment. Prompt efficient service. Nine salesmen to serve you. 25 years Real Estate experience. HERB SILLS LTD. Members of Toronto Real Es- tate Board AT. 8-1143 Woodbridge TRADE IN Your present dwelling for a luxury home in beautiful Roseâ€" mar Gardens (west of Yonge), Richmond Hill. No ugly hydro poles. All underground wiring, choice of 10 different plans. For appointment phone TU. 4-3757. tfc22 LEARN TO RIDE It. DICK DAY'S STABLE Brier Farm, Oak Ridges. indoor arena for winter riding. Les- Exceptional value, $12,800, de- tached solid brick, 3-bedroom bungalbw, low down payment, excellent financing, close to sep- arate and public schools. Mr. Richardson HU. 7-3361, Peter and Wiles Realtor. c1w27 SPECIALH ELMWOOD AVE. RICHMOND HILL $9300.00 FULL PRICE Unheard of value is being offer- ed in this cosy 11/2 storey stuc- co home. Features attached gar- age, large living room, separate dining room, 4 piece bath, 2 bedrooms, partly finished recreâ€" ation room economical hot water oil heating, spacious landscaped lot in a good district of higher priced homes. Mortgagee has foreclosed and is sacrificing this fine home for quick sale. Terms can be arranged. and jumpers always for sale PHONE PR. 3-5954 ROOM for passengers from Thornhill to Eglinton and Sun- nybrook via Bayview Monday through Friday, leaving 8 a.m., returning 5 pm. 285-5002. $13,600.00 Your whole family will rave about this fine split- level bungalow that‘s instantly appealing. Well located in a good area of town, this home includes 3 bedrooms. large mod- ern kitchen. stylish living room, storms and screens, nicely land- scaped lot. Only $1600.00 down to one mortgage. W. R. CASE REAL ESTATE WANTED oneipZiriiof snow shoes. Phone TU. 4-3865. c1w27 PIANO instruction at Concord. phone 285-5002. c2w27 DEEP WELL pump and autom- atic water softener. TU. 4â€"3907. c1w27 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE WANTED 52w Clearan ;3 GREAT RED 5‘ anytime for information Transportation Riding Stables 36 Levendale Rd. - Opposite Loblaws Richmond Heights Centre - TU. 4- 7474 Clearance Sale GREAT REDUCTIONS ' on Children's WINTER COATS - JACKETS SNOW SUITS - CAR COATS DRESSES - SKIRTS - SOCKS - ETC. EHllflHEN'S USED FURNITURE RICHMOND HILL “The Shop of Quality Children's Wear" TUITION WANTED CHILDREN'S FASHION SHOP Boys' Sizes Infant to Size 10 AURORA c2w27 c1w27 tfc10 Other homes have been sad- dened by death. Mr. Charles Turner's mother died very sud- denly last week. and a funeral service was held from the Trull Funeral Home last Sunday after- noon. The Hooper family atâ€" tended a service for Dorothy Hooper Robb's mother-in-law at Shelburne on Friday of last week, and Mr. and Mrs. James Rodick attended a relative’s funeral in the London district. To all these neighbors we offer sincere sympathy. Mrs. S. J. English joined the Gray family at their Forest Hill home last week-end. She tells us she received a card from Mr. E. Walton in Florida, and Mrs. W. is eagerly looking It is the last day of 1962. clear sunshine and 10 below zero - and too busy 3 time for reminiscing so we'll do that next week. A good many Christmas plans were upset by mumps this year, with many small children in quarantine - however. they ex- pected to make up for lost time on New Year’s Day. A former neighbor, Mr. Percy Middleton. who now lives at Markham, was involved in an accident with machinery at M-F farms last week, injuring his foot so badly that it had to be amputated. Bill and Anne Henry and their twin daughters were guests at the Norman Reid home on Christmas, and at New,Years the Reid’s guests were Mrs. John Brown and her family. The Hooper family Christmas was dimmed by the illness of Mrs. Robb, and the mumps which George’s family contract- ed, but New Year‘s day saw a family gathering there. At the Rodick farm there was a Christ- mas celebration with Rodick and Harper relatives present, and on New Year's the party was at the Harpers' home near Bolton. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Steffler and their family were guests at the S. R. Patterson home Christmas day, and on New Year‘s entertained the Patter. SOUS. There has been a good deal of entertainment for Dr. and Mrs. Donald Otis of Colorado, who are holiday guests at the A. W. Miller farm. There were family parties at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. Mingay, Mark- ham. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Miller, Scarboro. and on Sunday of this week Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Miller held an "At Home" for friends. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Robinson and their family were home at Christmas time. and enter- tained Kitchener relatives on last Sunday. On New Year's Day they were guests of Mrs. Rob- inson's brother at Kitchener. Murray Brown, who spent the Christmas season in hospital, was expected home this week, and Mrs. John Donaldson has been rendering first \aid at the John Brumwell home. where Margaret Brumwell has been ill. At Christmas time Mr. and Mrs. George Clark were mem- bers of a family party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Johnston, Markham; tihe Mc- Quay family were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Al Jones, Arnleigh Heights; and Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Hill Were at Thorn- hill with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Robinson and their family. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Venus and their children Were home for Christmas, and enjoyed vis- its with friends throughout the holiday season, while the Ger- ald Johnson family ‘went to Grandma‘s house’ at Pembroke. Neighborhood Notes Mumps upset the W. L. Clark family Christmas gathering, with Donna Bennett and David Savage both ill; on New Year’s Mr. and Mrs. W. Clark were guests of Mr. and Mrs Syl Sav- age , Girls' Sizes Infant to Pre-Teen BUTTONVILLE NEWS CORRESPONDENT: MRS. F. B. LEAF R. R. 2 Gormley Phone AXminster 3-6188 forward to visits from friends Dr. and Mrs. George Kelly and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Boy- ington spent Christmas at New- market with Dr. George Kelly. Jr.. and his family. and on New Year's Day the Boyington‘s en- tertained the Kelly families. Christmas Day was a special time at the Brooke-Magee home. with sixteen relatives and friends present, and it was also notable because of the arrival of a new great-grandchild for Mrs. 0. Brooke. There were friends present for New Year's day. and Walter Magee enter- tained at a New Year's Eve party. Brenda Wellman played a group of piano selections which included, “It came upon a Mid- night Clear”, and accompanied David Hord was home for Christmas, and the Hord family visited Ross‘ mother at the Freeman Barker home in the afternoon. The sights and sounds of Christmas have filled the air for the past week or two. The laden postman grew later and later on his busy‘rounds. Shop- pers bought, exchanged and bought again. School children spent trying days with exam- inations, and then gave them- selves wholeheartedly to the Christmas season; and house- wives baked and brewed and scoured and polished for the great day. We hope you had a happy one! Mrs. Clayton Jones' music pupils entertained at a Christ- mas recibal held at her home. January 11. winter euchre series begins at Buttonville Hall. January 8. stewards and al- ders meeting of Brown's Corn- ers. At Buttonville School some of the bloom was off the Christ- mas party, with many children away with mumps. Almost half the primary room were absent, and the other rooms suflered also. However. for those who were present it was a happy day. As a special treat, the school board presented each child with a Christmas sur- prise. Mr. and Mrs. George Hooper and their family attended a christening service at Richmond Hill Presbyterian church Dec- ember 23rd when Mrs. Hooper’s nephew was baptized. Rev. and Mrs. Morrison Sell- ar were Christmas guests at the Rodrick farm this week. Music Recital Held Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hood‘ were hosts at a Christmas day party. and on New Year’s they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thomson at Unionville. Dates To Remember It was a Christmas re-union for the A. W. Miller family Monday of this week when the whole family was present at the farm for Christmas dinner. Dr. and Mrs. Donald Otis (Velma Miller) and Rebecca of Monte Vista. Colorado, arrived on Sun- day for Christmas and to spend a week visiting relatives. January 4, Friday, at 11 a.m., Buttonville Y.C.H.A. meets at the home of Mrs. George Kelly. January 30, annual meeting of Brown’s Corners United Church. Christmas Janie Lehman has had the mumps, as have Gary Copp, Jimmie Jones and David Sav- age. These children missed not only the school Christmas party but the Sunday School concert as well. 6 levendale Rd. 'I'U.4-580| 33‘ our /ow. low p/ices TRY OUR AFTER THE HOLIDAY MEAT VALUES ALL STEAKS SHOULDER PORK ROAST lb. 49c LOIN PORK CHOPS lb. 65c (Cut&Wrapped) Hind Quaner of Beef 49: lb. LEVENDALE MEAT MARKET SOUTH BLOCK RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE MINCED BEEF 33c lb. 3 lbs. 89: Mrs. Jones on the piano when she sang “Red River Valley." Linda Hincks played the con- cert version of “Three Blind Mice". and other numbers. Paul Wellman, another pupil, was ill and could not perform that day. but Mrs. Jones had taped a part of the rehearsal and this was played back. On the tape Paul was recorded play- ing “The Skaters' Waltz". with his teacher. BOWDENâ€"Julie and Craig are pleased to announce the birth of their son. a brother for Linda. Craig, Peter and Jef- fery. December 29 Toronto General Hospital. c1w27 Gayle Jones danced a sprite- ly gavotte. and carols were sung informally while the pupils. in turn. accompanied on the piano. Among the guests were Mrs. Melvin Wellman. Mrs. Wellman. Sr.. Mrs. H. R. Paterson. Mr. and Mrs. Hincks and Robert. Jenny Calder, Connie Burton and Janet Ross. ARE YOU FED UP? If you need $1600. to $10,000. or more, call Mr. Clemens now at EMpire 3-6251, phones openElâ€"hours. Your loan will be qualified right on the phone. Phone For Free Estimates TORONTO WINDOW MFG CO. I.TD. M. C. BEBER I.'I'D. All Materials & Workmanship Fully Guaranteed 165 CENTRE ST. E. RICHMOND HILL ALUMINUM Windows 8. Doors Quality Products - At Manufacturers Prices Phone, Come In or Write - Ask for Mt. Clemens (SIRLOIN, T-BONE. PORTERHOUSE & ROUND) Free Parking at 220 Victoria Street 24-Hour Phone Service Including Weekends Member Ontario Mortgage Brokers' Association ALL MAKES 0F WINDOWS REGLAZED 8. REPAIRED CALL COLLECT EM. 3-6251 21 Dundas Square, Toronto Chickens (For Roasting) Front Quarter of Beef 39c lb. lb. 29: .E' 285-1411 GERMAN Shepherd puppies, black and tan, champion pedi- gree. Hoheneichen Kennel. TU. 4-2580. M20 3 MONTH female pup. part German Shepherd and Labrador to a good home for payment of ad. AV. 5-3489. c1w27 for aggressive young man 22-30 years of age with nation-wide sales finance company Banking, credit, insuranco sales or university backgrounds are assets PETS FOR SALE INDUSTRIAL ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION LTD. 87 YONGE STREET N., RICHMOND HILL CHALLENGING POSITION AVAILABLE APPLY 0R WRITE LEAN SIDE BACON lb. 59c LEAN POT ROAST lb. 39: lb. 6 5c