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[PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY | cmifi‘mnn ACCOUNTANT LEONARD R. ROSENBERG‘ lank of Nova Scoth Building Aurora Telephone Auron PA. 7-9451 C.A.; A.A.C.C.A.; CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT 15 You" St. N.. Richmond Hill AV. 5-8563 BA. 5-9397 54531/2 YONGE STREET BA. 5-4701 12 Virzllwood Drive Willowdale All electrical repairs 8: wiring T.V. - Antenna Repairs & New Installations - Refrigeration EMERSON T.V. HOOVER VAC. l‘ree Pick-up & Delivery Telephone TU. 4-2283 Evenings TU. 4-3392 BOOKKEEPING AND ACCOUNTING FOR SMALL BUSINESSES David J. Brooman RELIABLE SERVICE APPLIANCE SALES & SERVICE Licensed Auctioneer York & Ontario Counties 36 Years Experience We persoixally handle all sale bills and advertising PHONE W. & P. SERVICE I78 YONGE ST. N. Richmond Hill SPECIALISTS IN MOTOR TUNE-UP IGNITION SERVICE 1 EXCHANGE IN 1 yOLTAGE REGULATORS GENERATORS STARTERS :22 INDUSTRIAL RD., RICHMOND HILL \ Phone TU. 555368 Douglas Allen Architect 884-7322 70 YONGE ST. SOUTH RICHMOND HILL VOLKSWAGEN SALES 8. 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TU. 4-1433 Richmond Hill Information: 285-3642 DAILY SERVICE RICHMOND HILL TO TORONTO Local and Long Distance Hauling TU 4-1013 EM 4-2625 Transportation Travel Services ltd. Sales - Rentals - Leases Residential - Commercial FOR INFORMATION AV. 5 - 2209 All Work Guaranteed â€"‘ Trailways Of Canada Ltd. P.C.V. Class A, C. and H 15 Yong. Street North PHONE 285-1472 MATH. MERKELBACH 125 Pemberton Rd" Richmond Hill Specialists In CUSTOM RE-UPHOLSTERING All Work Guaranteed Free Estimates ReaI Estate RICHMOND UPHOLSTERY Phone 884-5127 Local Bus Service Daily Richmond Hill: Toronto Service ‘ Chartered Coaches ADANAC Television 44 Levendale Rd‘ Upholstery TU. 4-7903 Trucking Ric. Telephone TE. 3-5351 Travel ichmond 15 Boys, I Girll‘Rambling Around 1 (Continued from Page 2) Compete COUMY Reading, A Necessary Art For These Plowing Match Times There was I record number of entries in the York County Junior Plowing Match held re- recently at the Wells' farm in Lemonville. Fifteen boys and one girl, Linda Ellas of Gorm- ley took part in the competition. Jim Ferguson, 17, of RR. 2, Markham, and Ron Botham, 16. of Vandorf will represent the junior farmers at the Interna- tional Match at Peterboro, 0c- tober 8. Both were in the in- ternational last year and placed fourth. Miss Ellas. 18. finished fourth in a class of six and will com- pete for the “Queen of the ‘Furrow" title at the Peterboro competition. No Action Request For Sunday Movies Toronto theatre owner B. A1- len approached Markham Town- ship recently, proposing that council consider the question of Sunday movies and sports in the township. Stouffvllle Reeve Win Tim: hers was official judge. Mr. Allen made application a year ago for the operation of a drive-in theatre on his prop- erty south of 14th Avenue at the eastern limit of Markham’s industrial area. Application was approved and the area was reâ€"zoned to permit such an op- eration. Hydro Quick Tricks A novel presentation, quick tricks, will be given at Brown’s Corners United Church, But- tonville, October 5 at 8:00 pm. under the auspices of Ontario Hydro’s Richmond Hill rural operating area. Brown's Corners United The unusual quick tricks pro-1 gram will be presented by Miss Libby Wilson, a member of hy- dro’s homemakers’ service staff. The program is packed with surprises. It will prove very popular with the hostess who desires to prepare something quite different for her guests with the help of her electric servants. Miss Wilson will give an in- teresting, informative talk on the many special features of portable appliances. She will al- so give a practical demonstra- tion including hints on their use and care. A variety of food will be prepared using the in- dispensable electric fry pan. Many new ideas will be suggest- ed for the versatile blender. The quick tricks program will offer exciting new ideas for every housewife along with val- uable hints for entertaining. State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company HOW MUCH YOU MAY SAVE ON YOUR CAR INSURANCE WITH STATE FARM! Council considered the suggestion in committee but felt any action would be premature as there seems to be no particular demand on the part of the people of the township to have Sunday movies or sports. At the present time, there are no theatres in the town- ship. mime 130 Yonge St. S. Richmond Hill, Ontario TU. 4-1529 James Grainger THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, Oct. 1, 1964 17 Canadian Head Office. Toronto, Ont. It’s Markham Fair week, Ind‘ exhibitors are in high gear.‘ Buttonville WI member: among them. They will have an exhibit in the women’s institute section again this year. And in the main building. YCHA member: will help man a home baking booth. Neighbourhood Note: Mr. and Mrs. Russell Buying- ton visited Lindsay Fair last Saturday. Ernie Johnson, who has been Joe Robinson’s long- time helper on the farm, had a narrow escape recent- ly when he was attacked by the prize Holstein also as he was exercising him in a field. Fortunately Roy and Bill Robinson were close enough to reach the scene quickly. and Ernie escaped with only broken ribs and a broken bone in his ankle. ‘ Miss Mary Rodick and Jack Rodick entertained at a family ‘party last Saturday and guests of honour were John. Rodick and his bride-toâ€"be, Sheila Shearer. Mrs. Morrison Seller was here for the event but re-l turned to Brantford Sunday. ‘ Congratulations to Ray and Marie Barton (Maw), whose son Jefirey Howard was born at Branson Hospital, September 26 â€" all six pounds, 12 ounces. Big sister Ginny is a guest of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maw. at present. Reading is an art, and just about the only one that is necessary to everyone. You don’t have to be a musician, an artist or a writer, but everyone should be an accomplished reader. To practice the art of reading, develop a hun- gry, curious, questing mind and then seek your an- swers in books. You open doors when you open books. Through books you can live a thousand years in one. You can discover America with Columbus, stand with Lincoln at Gettysburg, work in the lab- oratory with Edison and walk the fields with St. Francis. Through books you can encompass in your imagination the full sweep of world history. You can watch the rise and fall of civilizations, the ebb and flow of mighty battles and the changing pat. terns of life throughout the ages. Through books you can enrich your spirit with the Psalms, the Beatitudes, the thirteenth chapter of First Corin- thians and all the other fine writings touched with divine fire. Several from the Markham Township Liberal Asoclatlon attended a North York Liberal Association dinner held at the Aurora Highland Golf Club Wednesday of last week. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Craig. Mr. and Mrs. William Champion, Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Stiver, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thomson, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hood, Dr. and Mrs. George Kelly, Dick Jones and Harvey Collard. David Hord returned to Mar- mora early last week after spending some time at home when his sister was married. Mr. and-Mrs. Douglas Hood, are back home again after a} trip west to visit relatives, and particularly their daughter Mar- ion and her husband, Jack Stephenson, at Unity, Saskat- chewan. 0n the return trip they measured the mileage from Marion's door to their own. It was exactly 2,010 miles!‘ Unionville Branch of the Cancer Society will hold its annual meeting at the Luther- an Church October 7, at 8:15 pm. Mrs. Gordon Purves tells us there will be a film and re- reshments. All those interested are urged to attend. Through books you can know the majesty of great poetry, the wisdom of philosophers and the findings of scientists. Through books you can start where the great thinkers of yesterday left off, because books have immortalized man’s knowledge. Through books you can orient your life to the world you live in, for books link the past, the present and the future. There is a vast storehouse at your com- mand. One way to get in a variety of reading is to read several books at a time, turning from one to another as your mood changes . . . a biography, a novel, a volume of history, a book about your busi- ness. Read something each day. With only 15 minutes a day you can read twenty books a year. Public and high school stud- market. ants in the neighbourhood lost Chief Byron Burbidge o! a friend last week with the Newmarket presented him with death of Gordon Mortson of a chair and earlier in the after-IV Vicoria Square. noon, 3 golf tournament was He was "Gord” over the years held at King Township at which to all the students who rode Richmond Hill Constable George with him in the school bus. Noble topped the golfers and Two of our lnvallds com- was awarded the "Pat Kelley pounded their injuries recent- Trophy." ., ly, with fresh falls. Among those at the dinnel Mrs. Elmore Hill, who had were Markham Reeve Charlel graduated to a wheel chair after Hooper, Police Chief Harvey a summer in bed with a bad Cox, Sgts. Robert Hood and leg, over-balanced the chair Donald Dukes and Constable! last week when she tried to Bob Burbldge and Evan Kelley. tend a roast in tho the oven. Constable Kelley is a son of BAKER ELECTRONIC SERVICE CORRESPONDENT: ms. If. n. LEAF n. n. 1. Gonnley Phone 297-1741 Ernie Walton cracked BUTTONVILLE NEWS CALL 3A.] - 0485 AN R.E.T.A. MEMBER "I‘ROIIBLE? ribs when she slipped on I ‘scatter mg as she rushed to {answer the telephone. She is still not recovered from a back injury she suffered in a homo accident a year ago. Bride-to-bo Honoured Brucette Tooley will ha I bride next week and recently was guest of honour at two neighbourhood showers. Her wedding to Douglas Waterston. son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Waterston of Unlonville. taken place at St. Luke’s Catholic Church. Thornhlll, October 10. Mrs. James Tooiey entertain- ed at a community miscellan- eous shower with co-hostessel Mrs. John Harris. Mrs. Roy Tooley and Mrs. Gordon Tooley and Mrs. A. W. Miller. tho groom’s aunt, held a shower for family members and Union- ville friends. Thankoflerlng The thankoflerlng sex-vie. sponsored by Brown's Corner- Unlted Church Women will ho held at the church at 8 pm. October 7. Mrs. George Kelly served cofiee last Friday morning when York Central Hoapltal Auxiliary (Buttonville branch) met at her home. "if'wu the first meeting of the season and there was much business to discuss. "Members will assist with the YCHA home baking booth at Markham Fair, and baking 19' Mrs. G. Domelle of the Vict- or Home will be guest apeakez and a special program in plan- ned. Buttonville YCHA to be delivered to Mrs. Han- rington, 44 Jonquil Cres., Marb kham, any time from Thursday to Saturday noon. Royal York Convention datet are October 25, 28, 27 and 28. with n dinner meeting October 26, when life memberships will be presented. 7 7 This week Mrs. J. W. Robq inson. president of District 1 and past chairman of the Butt- onville Branch YCI-LA, will pro- side at the fall rally to be held in Alliston. Buttonvilla mem- bers plan to attend. Magistrate Kelley Honored Special "Day" At York Central Hospital,- threo Buttonvllle women are regular helpers: Mrs. W. A. Miller. Mrs. Vern Grimn and nus.â€" ..__ 7‘, Miller. Mrs. Vern Grimn and Mrs. Adam Brown. “'15de raising for the com- ing year was discussed and I: luncheon ha: been proposed; Magistrate E. P. Kelley 0! Markham was honored at a spec-. 181 “Pat Kelley Day" recently when a host of friends held a celebration for him in New-‘ market. Among those at the dinner were Markham Reeve Charla: Hooper, Police Chief Harvey Cox, Sgts. Robert Hood and Donald Dukes and Constablel ‘Bob Burbldge and Evan Kelley. Constable Kelley u a son of ithe magistrate.