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Neighborhood Notes Sympathy is expressed to Mrs. William Ash and Ron- ald Holmes in the passing of their stepfather James Wells on Sunday at Green Gables Nursing Home. Mr. Wells was buried from the Thompson Funeral Home in Aurora on Tuesday. Congratulations to Norman Carrington who won quite a number of prizes for his rab- bits at the Royal Winter Fair. Congratulations to George Leary, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Leary who was the Canadian Junior Cham- pion of Trap Shooting. 'I‘he finals were held in Edmon- ton, Alberta. George is also Ontario In- ternational Gold Medalist, the Grand American Sub. Junior Champion of 16 yard class and received several other trophies. George and his parents at- tended the awards dinner in Richmond Hill where George was presented with an en- graved plaque showing his recent achievements. Mrs. Winnifred Gillies of North Bay has been visiting her friend Mrs. Norman Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Campey and family of Tren- ton were weekend guests of Mr, and Mrs. Geoffrey Cam- Mr. and Mrs. Russ Ellas spent a few days with their nephew and niece Mr. and Mrs. Ken Goodman at Leam- ington. Dey Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sudey- ko of Bond Head spent Satur- day with Mr. and Mrs. Metro Sudeyko. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Winger were Mr. and Mrs. John Gilmore and family of Wainfleet. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brilling- er and daughters Vera and Jean Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stickley of Unionville, Mrs. Beula Jones and Mrs. Louise Eye of Toronto enjoyed Sun- day dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brillinger and family. Mrs. Russell Heise and a group of ladies from Heise Hill Church went to Toronto one day last week and help- ed the Mennonite Central Committee sort and pack clothes for the Uganda ref- ugees. Miss Betty Sproxton. RN, left at 5 pm on Thursday from Malton for her second term of missionary service at Huanuco. Peru. with the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church. En route Betty is spending a day with her sister Mar- jorie at Quito. Ecuador. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Don Sprox- ton of Toronto spent Friday evening with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sproxton. Mr. and Mrs. William Ash visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Stiles of Markham. Travelways Families Ride Bus To Florida For Study Holiday Mr. and Mrs. William Grant of Stayner enjoyed a visit for several days with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith. Mrs. Grant is a former teach- er at SS No. 7 Whitchurch. A group of employees of a local bus company. Travel- ways. are now on a planned bus holiday and educational trip to Florida with wives and children. ‘ SW! WM WW“ mu m MIMI Canadian Head Office Scarborough, Omario It’s Me same good deal I: Sm: Form Cur Insure/1c: Convenors and drivers on the trip are Bill Richardson of 58 Bond Avenue, Oak Ridges and Fred Morning of RR 2. Newmarket. The 47 passengers include 19 adults and 28 children, the youngest being six years old. The trip is sponsored by company president Larry Needler Sr. The route will cover 10 states. The group departed from the Travelways of Canada terminal and offices at 120 Doncaster Avenue in Thornhill. 8m: Farm Is All You Mud To Know About Insurance SEE ME FOR COMPLETE DETAILS Brian Mather Bus. 884-4050 Res. 884-8392 Gormley Neighborhood Notes I'A'I VIII null-Au" CORRESPONDENT: MKS. CHAS MILSTED - PHONE 887-5445 r..__v Mrs. Edward Jones has had further surgery at Sunny brook Hospital. Toronto. Drop her a card, she does Eappreciate hearing from her I Gormley neighbors and friends. Her room number is {4221. Ward C. I Mrs. Elmore Hill of Mark- ham spent a week with Mrs. Garnet Francey. Mr. Hill is quite ill in Country Place Nursing Home. Recent visitors of Mrs. Fred Lewis were her brother- in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jewell of Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. Nor- man Hunt of Ottawa and her grandson Dale Sugden of Stouffville. Congratulations to Rev. Alvin Winger who has just recently celebrated his 89th birthday. His daughter Mrs. Fred Lebieck of Stayner spent several days with her parents. “IR/it"s; Elva Climenhage of Stevensville spent the week- end with Mrs. Garnet Francey. Mrs. Delbert Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Baker and family were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hawkins on Friday. On November 17 Mrs. Fred Lewis attended the funeral of the late Maurice Searle, DVA Pensions Advocate, a very close friend of her late husband Major Fred Lewis. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the Municipal Electors of the Town of Richmond Hill in the Regional Municipality of York that in compli- ance with The Municipal Elections Act, 1972 polls will be opened in the said for the purpose of taking the vote for the following offices Mayor 2 Regional Councillors Councillor Ward 1 Councillor Ward 2 Councillor Ward 3 Councillor Ward 4 Councillor Ward 5 Councillor Ward 6 3 Members for York County Board of Education The Polls will be opened on the dates shown below from 11:00 o’clock in the forenoon until 8:00 in the afternoon. Advance Poll - First Day - Monday, Nov. 27th Advance Poll - Second Day - Saturday, Dec. 2nd Polling Day - Monday, December 4th ADVANCE POLLS For persons who are able to make one of the following Declarations: (a) expect to be absent from the Area Municipality of the Town of Markham: or (b) as an election official will be unable to attend the P011 at which 1 am entitled to vote; or (c) expect to be confined in 21 Hospital; or (d) for Religious reasons, um prevented from voting; on the day fixed for Polling. Advance Polls will be open at the Municipal Offices. Buttonville, and the Markham'Arena, Markham, on â€" MONDAY, November 27th. 1972 from 11:00 am. until 8:00 pm. and SATURDAY, December 2nd, 1972 from 11:00 am. until 8:00 pm. Richmond Hill, Ontario November 20, 1972 Dec. MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS TOWN OF MARKHAM NOTICE MUNICIPAL ELECTION ADVANCE POLLS TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL 4 - Vote for Integrity and Conscientiousness TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL The funeral was held at ‘Forest Hill United Church lwith interment in Mount j Pleasant Cemetery. 3 The WI met Wednesday [afternoon at the home of [Mrs Clarence Cruickshank. Roll call. an ancient hand- craft and a stamped Christ- ! mas card. A successful craft 1sale was held. Mrs. Gretta Noble reported on the annual WI Convention held recently in Toronto and I presented a demonstration of I Batik. l lows Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Winger spent the weekend with their son-inâ€"law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Gary Winger and new baby daugh- ter at Sudbury. Mrs. Leonard Baker of Kindersley. Saskatchewan, spent the weekend with her sister - in - law Mrs. Joseph Heise. Overseas Mail The recent wildcat mail strikes in Toronto did not affect the mail flow into Gormley post office. Its time again for over- seas Christmas greetings. Since some are phoning about addresses we will agai). give you the local missionaries overseas addresses. Remember to put 15c post- age on each and mark your envelope Air Mail. The addresses are as fol- Councillor - Ward 2 MRS. CARMEN CLEPHAN FOR INFORMATION CALL 884-5039 N. J. Pickard Town Clerk - Returning Officer TOWn of Markham. VOTE Miss Velma Brillinger, Box 115, Choma. Zambia. Africa; Mr. and Mrs. Allan Doner, Dale, Donna and Marlyn. c/o U.M.S. Ilorin, Nigeria, Africa. Rev. and Mrs. Walter Kelly Tracy Lyn and Marion. Apartado 1044, Managua. Nicâ€" araqua, Central America. Mr. and Mrs. Desmond Meed. David. Steven. Rose and Ruth. Box 4837, c/o S.I.M. Addis Ababa. Ethiopia. Africa. Miss Betty Sproxton. Apar- tado 67 Huanuca, Peru, South America. Miss Marjorie Sproxton Casilla 3207, Quito. Ecuador, South America. Rev. and Mrs. Harvey) Sider, Cheryl and Steven,: P.O. Banmankhi, N, E. Rail-1 way. District Purnea, Bihar.‘ India. PETER SMITH York Home T.V. 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