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N w. make any cums that can you any penalty or Mum, fl W1“ go! 759 genahy or interst. PATIB SLABS With Every Order Over $15.00 82mm CRIMSON KING FREE USE OF SPREAER [KIW- “ONLY 8 DAYS lEFT" No Appointment Necessary I To Soc H 3- R BLOCK Yellow, Red. Grey. Brown 95c Each -â€" Green, $1.05 TELEPHONE 884-4746 OUAIAMR 7-7-7 5‘ FERTILIZER 4mm Bring your own baskets RICHMOND HILL Garden Centre 8. Greenhouses MAPLE FLOWERING CRAB With the purchase of the fol- lowing fertilizers: Vigor-o - So-Green & C.I.L. Size 18" x 18" Neighborhood Notes l For information or tickets. Anthony Hut-ton. Sprucewood‘call Mrs. Lucie Trow at 889- Drive, is recuperating at home 5666 or Mrs. June Hunter at after a week in Toronto General 889-7220. Hospital. Friends and neigh- Sunday. May 10 will be a red bors wish him well. . letter day at Holy Trinity Ang- we are sorry to learn that lican Church. for it will mark Mrs. Helen Hutchison. mother the beginning 0f the 140thyear of Mrs. Vi Johnson. is in West-0f the church- Rev. Reginald em Hospital. Friends in the Howden and Mrs. Howden, the community wish her a speedy wardens and their wives. wear- recovery. ing the dress of early days, will Hospital. Friends and neigh- bors wish him well. We are sorry to learn that. Mrs. Helen Hutchison. mother; of Mrs. Vi Johnson. is in West- ern Hospital. Friends in the community wish her a speedy recovery. The May meeting of the Don- caster Community Ladies’ Club will be held at the home of Mrs. John Barbour, 136 Henderson Avenue. May 1 at 8 pm. Names are now being taken of young. people from Doncaster attend- ing 'I‘hornhill Secondary School, who are eligible for prizes awarded annually by the ladies‘ group. at the October meeting. Friends and neighbors of 'Mrs. L. M. Wilkinson, Lim- combe Drive, are pleased to hear that her mother-in-law has recovered after her recent stay in Branson Hospital. Mrs. Wilkinson Jr. accompanied her to Ohapleau April 14 and re- Ithe beginning of the 140th year Awards are presentedl Sunday. May 10 will be a red letter day at Holy Trinity Ang-‘ lican Church. for it will mark of the church. Rev. Reginald Howden and Mrs. Howden, the wardens and their wives. wear- ing the dress of early days. will proceed from the rectory to the church in a democrat (obtained from Pioneer Village) and will arrive at Holy Trinity in time for a special pioneer service at. 10.30 am. Members of the par- ish are invited to attend in cos-. tume if they so desire and to‘ make the church look as it did gin 1830. The. CGIT and their leaders ‘wish to express their apprecia-, ‘tion to all who supported thei-r‘ recent fashion show. It was in-. deed a great success. The girls are studying the Bible at their meetings at pres- ent. Coming up is their annual mother and daughter banquet and graduation night will be turned on the 17th. held May 20. School. hth Rose. Craig Mike Carr 5 Brownie I or Guides in are invited 1 Mills Comm day's outing At presen‘ ing held thi ings at 8 pn ed can call 1 889-2950 f0 Lion. The cent] any group a F LAI‘ l CORP. Mrs. ( 84 ( Phoi Neighborhor 22 to see the delightful comedy "Harvey". the story of a six foot 1% inch rabbit written by Mary Chase. It will be presented by the Footlights Club of Thornhi-ll, directed by Betty Priestman. Location is Holy Trinity Church, Brooke Street. Call Clare Moore at 889-3553 or Fran Priestman 889-1810 for more information. * Friends and neighbors of Mrs. Ev. McCrimmon, Delaire Crescent. are sorry to hear she is in Scarboro Centenary Hos- pital. We hope she will soon be well and able to return home. Call Kay Burgess at 889-2587 for information or tickets to the White Rose Bell. May 1, spon- sored by York Central Hospital Auxiliary. For a really gala evening, this for the Explorers at Thornhill United Church will be held May 5. The “Star Ceremony“ is parents‘ chance to attend the meeting. This is "Adventure Week" at the Doncaster Bible Chapel. Monday to Thursday from 7 pm to 8 pm the children will" meet for film strips, .songs. con- test, puppets and Bible stories. Friday is family night. Parents are invited to accompany the children for a meeting from 7. to 8 pm. The Brigaders at Doncaster Bible Chapel recently held a bowling party at ABC Alleys. Richmond Hill and April 17 en- joyed a swimming party at Norbhvlew Heights. Scouts and Cubs First Thornhill Scouts are in agar! A! .- “AI-1 Iaaflnv T: van Choraliers at Holy Trinity Church Hall was well attended and most enjoyable. Selections from "The King And I", “My Fair Lady" and some of the old songs were presented in the singers‘ usual delightful style. Several members of Nora Quinn‘s Studio performed the intricate steps of the Irish danc- es with charm and grace. ap- propriately dressed in green. Angela Antonelli sang “Georgy Girl“ and other members ac- companied on the accordion by her husband Jerry Cingolani and on drums by their son. Mr. Cingolani then played “Spin- ning Wheel" and “Hey Jude“! accompanied by his brother and son. As a finale the choraliers rendered the "Hallelujah Chor- us" from "The Messiah" accom- panied by the accordion. The senior citizens will meet May 6 at 1:30 at the Lions Hall. 31 Spruce Avenue. April with five Wednesday is a little con- fusing for members who feel that. it is a long time between meetings. , Church News There will be a special ser- vice at Carrville United on Sun- day at 7:30 pm when Jim Bushell will receive his license to preach. Jim has expended many hours of study for this great occasion and the com- munity congratulates him and his parents. Jack and Jean Bushell. Following the service there will be a social gathering with refreshments served in the church hall. - In preparation for this service the choir will hold a special Be sure to save May 20, 21 or 22 to see the delightful comedy "Harvey", the story of a six foot 1% inch rabbit written by Mary Ohase. It will be presented by Call Kay Burgess at 889-2587 For informahion or tickets to the White Rose Bal'l. May 1. spon- sored by York Central Hospital Auxiliary. For a really gala evening, this is a must. It will be held at the Inn On The Park. in the Cen- tennial Room; Cocktails are at 7 pm and dinner at 8 pm. fol- lowed ‘by dancing to Frank Bo- gart and his Orchestra. Tickets are $25 per couple and all pro- ceeds go to purchase hospital equipment. Dress is optional. Church News Bridge fans. April 29 at 8.15 pm is “Grand Slam Night" at Holy Trinity Church. in the parish hall. This is a mixed bridge. Come alone. in pairs or in a crowd. Everyone welcome. Men. if bridge isn‘t your game, there will be other enter- tainment. South Thornhill And Bayview Glen News CORRESPONDENT: MRS. MAY HARBOUR â€" PHONE 889-5205 Per Hundred Accompanied by Teachers Barry Bethune, Mrs. Jackolyn Marsh and Mrs. Ann Scott, students in horticulture and home management courses at Don Head Secondary School made a trip to the Home Show at the ONE grounds on April 3. The students found it a v e r y worthwhile excursion. Their only criticism was that ‘the time was too short. Closing night for the season for the Explorers at Thornhul United Church will be held May 5. The “Star Ceremony“ is parents‘ chance to attend the meeting. The girls are studying the Bible at their meetings at pres- ent. Coming up ‘is their annual mother and daughter banquet and graduation night will be held May 20. The Brigaders at Doncaster Bible Chapel recently held a bowling party at ABC Alleys. Richmond Hill and April 17 en- joyed a swimming party at Northle Heights. Scouts and Cubs First Thomhill Scouts meet Mondays at Thornhill United. On April 20 badges were award- ed as follows: silver swimming to Paul Weiner, winter sports. man to Brett Butler. silver citi- zen and gold safety ’00 Ron Greig. silver citizen, gold safety and team sportsman to David Churchill, gold citizen to Robert McMigal and Danny Reynolds and collector and modeller to Terry Quinn. First Thornhill Scouts are in need of a new leader. If you can be of help. please call Ralph MacEachem at 889-1623. Operation Blisters. Number 2. York Summit District annual 20-mi1e hike starts April 24. Scouts will be driven to the Bruce Trail. Saturday and Sunday they will hike from Devil’s Glen Provincial Park to the cave at Oollingwood, a total distance of 20 miles. Each boy will carry on his back all his camping equipment and food. Eight rboys from 2nd Thorn- hill will participate. They are Mike Brown, Mike Gifford. Gary Jenkins, Brad Job. Bob McCrimmon, Bruce Rozychi and Jim Stewart. 2nd Thorn- hill meets at Henderson School. In preparation last weekend they hiked 10 miles from Terra Cotta Inn to Limehouse, west of Georgetown. Three boys from lst Thorn- hill. who participated in the hike last year, will be there again this year. They are THE HOME SHOW By Murray Rutherford and Lynn Midghall We left at 12:30 pm and got to the CNE Coliseum at 1:15. The first thing we saw was landscaping. We all thought it was beautifully arranged. In the next section we sew the latest style of new home. There were two types â€" a two- storey backsplit and a bunga- low. The two houses were set up quite beautifully and very modern. Most of the articles were automatic. After we left the condomini- um we were looking at sever- al appliances: for instance the new way of washing your car- pets and a new chair which massages your back till you fall asleep and then it would shut off automatically. ~ W E R E N T CONTRACTORS' EQUIPMENT Ca‘xgacityv-WZWton 7 7 I 'II Richvale Scaffold Rentals E‘ 9114 YONGE ST. Don Head Secondary School DON HEADLINES Scaffolding * Extension Ladders * Heaters Pumps Trenchers (24” depth) Boom Truck - 16’ â€" Stake - 18’ boom 9114 YONGE ST. THORNHILL 8 Danny Reynolds, Robert Mjgal and John Andrews. Scouts from 6th Thomhill, who meet in Bayview Glen School, have five entries: Jim Rose. Craig Evans. Jim Mayorv Mike Carr and Brad Spurgeon. Brownie Packs. Cubs. Scouts or Guides in the Thomhiii area are invited to visit the German Mills Community Centre for a At present art classes are be- ing held there Thursday even- ings at 8 pm. Anyone interest- ed can call Mrs. Lional Frost at 889-2950 for further informa- Lion. The centre is available for any group activities. Neighborhood Notes Richvale Lionettes‘ next euchre will be held Tuesday at the Lions Hall, Spruce Avenue at 8 pm with prizes and re- freshmen’os. Members of the YWCA are making final arrangements for their treasure and trivia sale Saturday at Wrixon Hall. St. Mary's Anglican Church. Booth convenors such as Mary Watts and Ann Soderberg of the children's room and Ev Fergu- son of hats have a large and in- teresting selection of items for sale. Marg Collett has the snack bar stocked with hot dogs, donuts, coffee and lemon- ade for the sale which opens at 10 am and continues to 2 pm. Church News Rev. Canon H. R. Puxley will celebrate the service of Holy Communion at Emmanuel Ang- lican on Sunday. A former missionary to India. the congre- gation will find him a most in- teresting speaker. TOWN OF MARKHAM: Mark Heggum. 19 and David Grun- sky. 17, both of Robinson Street have been charged with traf- ticking in narcotics. They will appear in provincial ‘court in Richmond Hill May 8. A quan- tity of ephedrine or “speed”, valued at about $400 on the i1- licivt market was seized in a sur- prise police raid headed by Chief Fred White Then we came to the tele- phone room and saw an art display of telephones. We also saw the newest thing in garbage disposal. There was a rental store and you could rent any- thing from dishes to a lawn mower. Then it was time to go. On the way out we saw a fashion show and then we hadtoleave. Neighborhood Notes Mr. and Mrs. Roy Masters and family of Weldrick Road enter- tained Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mas- ters from Barrie on Sunday. Birthday greetings to Eda Ellis. Weldrick Road, today (Thursday). to Diane Greenfield. Yongehurst Road, April 25 and belated wishes to Bonnie Daw- son. April 18 and to Mrs. Dennis Boulay of Yongehurst Road on April 19. - NORTH RICHVALE NEWS Mrs. Geoffrey Cook 84 Garden Ave. Phone: 889-4553 CORRESPONDENT CORRESPONDENT Mrs. Rhona Wehrens 130 May Avenue Phone 884-4333 lANGSTAFF NEWS 889-1059 (Evenings) Birthday greetings to Ray Baker who will celebrate April 28. ' The Stan Wood family was surprised on Tuesday last when Stan's niece, Isabel. her husâ€" band Alex and Carrie. Charlotte and George dropped in for the afternoon and evening. They had travelled from St. David‘s to attend the funeral of a close friend that day and drove out to Camille. ISTOUFFVILLE: Work has com- The LOL euchre party held Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Carrie Read. Bathurst Street was most successful with visitors and friends enjoying the caids. social chatter and a delicious salad lunch. Neighborhood Notes Mrs. Carrie Read had a busy weekend with grandchildren Marie and Donnie Drury of Stouffville spending it with her, a visit from her nephew Howard Barnand of Kirkland Lake and guests Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cav- erly from Virginia Town. USA. There will be a special ser- vice at Carrville United on Sun- day at 7:30 pm when Jim Bushell will receive his License to preach. Jim has expended many hours of study for this great occasion and the com- munity congratulates him and his parents. Jack and Jean Bushell. Following the service there will be a social gathering with refreshments served in th church hall. ~ In preparation for this service the choir will hold a special practice Sunday morning fol- lowing the service. All former members are urged to come out and join the choir on this occa- sion which is a great honor for ééfi-viné Uh’iédvaVnd the ' Echi- munity. menced on the new $200.000 senior citizens apartment build- ing on Elm Road. It will conâ€" tain 22 suites serviced by a central elevator and will be electrically heated. The build- ing should be completed by mid-fall. CARRVILLE Correspondent: Mrs. Frances Purves Phone 884-2552 526 Carrville Road Have you shied away from a Volkswagen because your wife shies away from a stickshift? Does she appreciate the economical idea of a VW, but not the way the idea looks? We are happy to be able to tell you that we have solved this age-old problem in the age-old manner: by giving Woman everything she wants. The Volkswagen Squareback Sedan. The Squareback (along with our Fastback and Notchback Sedans) is available with fully automatic transmission. All she has to do is put it in Drive, and drive. How to get your wife into a Volkswagen. In fact. electrical help need never end â€" as long as your home has ample wiring. outlets and switches. If it hasn‘t. speak to a qualified contractor about Elec- trical Modernization. (And the Hydro Finance Plan.) Make it soon. You‘ll be so much happier when you hear that shout, “Mom . . . we're home!" Full-lime electrical help depends on up-to-dalo wiring B1239-CFP t 1' Exuberant.‘..nolsy..'. hungry...demandlng ...childran.You’d betterbelleveit. ip’ And be prepared. ' It pays, for instance. to have the full-time help of electricity on your side. A well- stocked, frost-free refrigerator-freezer. A, modern electric range with time and temper-saving sell-cleaning oven. Small electrical helpers for quick mixing, beating, fbryingh. percolating, opening of cans. And with a dishwasher, there goes another :9 c ore. Vlt pays, too. to have lots and lots of hot water always at the ready. (You can count on a Cascade electric water heater for that one.) Mom.""..we're home! As for the laundry . . . you can forget it. An automatic washer and electric clothes dryer Will take loads off your hands. anytime. 178 YONGE STREET NORTH/RICHMOND HILL/889-7701 TheVolkswogen Squarebcack. THE LIBERAL, W. & P. Motors limited Of course, because the Squareback oÂ¥so comes with enough room fo carry camping gear, lumber or lawnmowers, you’ll probably want to borrow if a lot. .1- Which poses a whoIe new problem: ‘ Getting your wife out of a Volkswagen. Thursday April 23, 1970 21