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AND OTHERS IN The Estate of George W. Ross. of Richmond Hill. Regional Municipality of York. deceased. ALL persons having claims gainst the Estate of George . Ross. late of Richmond ill. Regional Municipality 1' York. who died on or bout September 6th, 1965. re hereby notified to send articulars of same to un- ersigned on or before March l5th. 1974. after which date Estate will be distributed with regard only to claims which undersigned shall then nave notice and undersigned will not be liable to any )erson of whose claim they mall not then have notice. will receive a $845,000 grant under the Neighborhood Im- provement Program. it has been announced. The town- ship will have to add $215.- 000 to this amount. The grant money can be used up to 50% or sewers. water and drain- age. but a low to medium income and assesment area \sxymoNâ€"East Gwilllmbury ‘of T0] Laren. James Ron 1‘ and IBill, DATED at Richmond Hill 'ebruary 5, 1974. PLAXTON & MANN P.O. Box 36 York Centre Provincial Liberals plan a fun family evening to be held at Vic- toria Square community hall Friday of next week at 7 pm. There will be a country-style roast beef dinner before a brief annual meeting. Then comes square dancing led by Frank Barkey of Claremont. All for $5. Don Deacon MLA. York Centre. is now deputy-leader of the Lib- eral Party in Ontario and his constituents are giving him support. On Saturday Mrs. Fred Leaf and Lynda entertained at a supper party following the diamond wedding anni- versary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Weather- ill which was held at St. Andrew's United Church. ‘Markham. Among the Leaf guests were Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hird, Mrs. Tom Harding, Miss Blanche Flum- erfelt, Mrs. George Shall- horn. Mrs. Oswald Lee, all of Toronto; Mrs. James Mc- Laren, San Francisco; Mrs. James Morris. Mr. and Mrs. Congratulations to Roy and Susan Robinson. whose new baby daughter.Heather Jean Helen arrived recently at York Central Hospital, and has found a warm wel- come at the Robinson home. Her grandmother Skene who is a guest from western Canada is delighted with her, as is her grandfather Joe Robinson. Buttonville WI members held a delightful family par- ty Wednesday night of last week at Buttonville WI Hall. Members and their families attended. Hostesses were Mrs. Ken Stots, Mrs. Rus- sell Boyington and members of the social committee. Fol- lowing a sumptuous dinner there was a game of cards. Winners were Mrs. Bill Baker. Ron Godel, Mrs. Stots and Miss Mary Rodick. Miss Rhea Scott, Joe Robin- son and Mrs. Boyington. There were 25 members of the Alfred Miller family at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mingay of Markham Saturday of last week to eel- ebrate five family birthdays â€" among them Mrs. Millers, Bob Millers and Jack Trib- bles. The Charles Hoppers and the Frank Bournes returned from a trip to Florida last weekend. nust be designated by Vb);th ,o be rehabilitated. Sharon Buchanan is home from Western University for Reading Week and will write final exams in about six weeks time. The Ray Grants and the Carman Boadways are holi- daying in the Caribbean and South Amen'ca at pres- ent. Murray and Sandra (Burr) Carson are also enjoy- ing a Caribbean vacation. Friends are happy to see Mrs. Marguerite Jones again after a long hospitalization which began shortly after Christmas, She is back ag- ain working with Brown's Corners Junior Choir. Congratulations to Janice Parton who recently passed her Preliminary Rudiments of Theory at the Royal Con- servatory of Music with 96%‘ NOTICE TO CREDITORS Mrs. John Buchanan is the key woman for this service. The guest speaker will be Mrs. Hilde Toll, a dedicated churchwoman who has serv- ed as chairwoman of Toronto Conference UCW’s, a wife, mother and grandmother, who also finds time to as- sist her husband, LeRoy Toll with his photography business. During the service child- ren will be cared for by babysitters, and tearwill be served at the conclusion. Neighborhood Notes World Day of Prayer Ser- vice will be held Friday of this week at 2 pm at Union Villa for Brown's Corners UCW, Victoria Square Un- ited, Headfor-d. .St. Philip's Anglican, Central United and Bethesda, Unionville; and Hagerman Mennonite Church. Church News Richmond Hill, Ontario BUTTONVILLE 1, San ] 5 Morris Miller c Mrs. Bi] Jr. of Roscoe I Correspondent: Mrs. F. H. Len! Markham Telephone 294-5290 Mrs. Jame: Francisco; 5. Mr. and of Aurora; ill Benson ‘ Toronto; Chapin, U held at St. ited Church. long the Leaf Ilr. and Mrs. Mrsl Tom Blanche Flum- }eorge Shallâ€" wald Lee, all '5. James Mc- ~ancisco: Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Aurora; Mr. Benson and Toronto; and hapin, Union- ms to Roy oinson, whose ghter . Heather rived recently :ral Hospital, a warm wel- I II PKG C mm: PLACE smmc 9 9 ON! Y C With Each $3.00 Minimum Purchase COMPLEYER PIECES: a sour aoms $1.99. comment 5:! â€" sucn 50m, cnsmu wcsvml' DISH c PLATTER, EACH $1.99. set or 4 - $6.99 â€" SAVE 97: Offer Good Thru April, 1974 I JANE DANE! lfllltnin want A. wugAv cum . French Stix Hot Cross Buns Twin Rolls pkgom French Rolls pkg ono Pkg Cinnamon Rolls Cake Donuts JANE PARKER “BROWN ’N SERVE Coffee Cake 12-01 pkg of 2 loaves 3 JANE PARKER. DELICIOUS PLAIN OI TOASTED (PKG OF I? 99:) Angel Cake Jelly Roll JANE PARKER, PlAlN, SUGAR, CINNAMON Chocolate Brownies 69? 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