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All claims against the Estate of Dr. John Parr Wilson, late of 8 Church Street South, Rich- mond Hill, Ontario, who died on April 4th, 1968. must be filed with the undermentioned Executors on or before August 3151:, 1968. thereafter the assets of the Estate will be distrib- uted‘ having regard only to claims then filed4 DATED July 12th, 1968. WILLIAM JOHN WILSON Dr. and Mrs. A. F. Binning- ton are Spending the summer at Hartman near Mount Albert. at their converted church “cum” home there. Last week Mary and Jack Rodick accompanied by Mrs. S. J. English paid them a visit and found them both well. Dr. Binnington will preach dur- ing the summer and two en- gagements are at Markham Vil- lage and Stouffville. Pigs is pigs and it appears they will stay that way in spite of their effect on Markham Vil- lage noses. ' At a recent meeting of Mark- ham Township Council a- peti- tion bearing a long list of vil- lage names was presented, pro- testing odors from a piggery operated just outside the village limits by Howard J arick, Lot 14, Concession 8 near 16th Avenue. Clerk Harry Crisp advised however. that the operation is a legitimate one in an agricultural zone and does not contravene any township bylaws. The barn on the property is well within the prescribed setbacks, he said, 400 feet from the road and 100 feet from the lot line. The township had, however, refused permission when the owner had applied for a build- ing permit in order to extend the operation, Mr. Crisp advis- ed. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Baldwin who were formerly of this neighborhood but are now liv- ing at Stouffvilie, are preparing for their diamond wedding an- niversary August 5. Mrs. Bald- win is baking a cake in prepara- tion, and friends are asked to circle the date. Church News Deputy-reeve S. J. Gadsby suggested that the smell could be from garbage on which some pigs are fed but villagers denied this. “It's not garbage, it’s pigs." they insisted. Summer Breezes Waft Piggy Odor Reeve Stewart Rumble sug- gested that the Department of Agriculture might possibly be able to‘ help out with the prob- lem. In the meantime, the clerk was instructed to notify the York County Health Unit and ask for a report on the situation. David Gibson received the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in biochemistry at the Spring Convocation Ceremony at the University of British Columbia. A former graduate mond Hill High Sclu the son of Mr. and Mr: Gibson of Centre Stm Richmond Hill. Bruce and Anna Armstrong and their family will be in Scotland for three weeks be- ginning this weekend. For Anne it will be the first trip home in 15 years. James Dugan left July 5 for a summer at the cottage â€" in La Belle Province. But first he attended a wedding at Ol- tawa where he gave the bride away. Althongh we’ve experienced some of the coldest summer months for many years, a heatâ€" wave has finally arrived and outdoor activities are in full swing. The Harold Stefflers return- ed recently from an east coast vacation, and spent some time at Prince Edward Island. T0 CREDITORS AND OTHERS July again and the corn is growing tall, wheat is changing green to gold. Haying has been delayed by rain, but the crop is good and where there is cut- ting the scent around the coun- tryside is wonderful. Neighborhood Notes 0/0 Day 8: Ault. 48 Yonge Street. Toronto Ontario, their Solicitors herein. and OLIVE ELIZABETH PARK DAVID GIBSON Receives Doctorate NOTICE THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario. Thursday, July 18 Buttonville Community Happenings tolumbia of Rich. )1. he is ‘ (Th e Brown's Corners 131' hour. 11 am Sunday. During Couples’ Club were at the August when Rev. Christopher Bruce‘s Mill Conservation Area Dugan is vacationing Rev. Gra- July 11 for a barbecue and ham Scott, a former :tudent on swimming party. ‘the charge, will conduct ser- Dnring the summer months vices. During the summer months services at Brown’s Corners United will he held at the regu- Ill/E. On July 7 Mr. Dugan preach- ed a fine sermon on “The Val- 1968 uonalu fleesor at the organ. Young people who are inter- ested in playing or learning to play the church organ, should contact Mrs. Reesor. ley of Decision." and Brian Rey- nolds was soloist, with Mrs Donald Reesor at the organ. tended the official opening and A" ‘z’mplmee 0f markham dedication of Camp Big Canoe,Townsh1p In various capacities the United Church Camp nealnfor 0V“: 20 years' We” know“ Bracebridge, last Sunday aftel._;But§onv111e .1'esident Walter noon, This new youth camp‘CI-alg has retlred as waterworks {splays-Calm) Ayshunyoong as‘isuhfzrinfiten‘dent. Dracenndge‘ last Sunday aftep uquuuvuie _resraent waiter! 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