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Because of a deficit in the number of men, some ladies took men’s places and were lucky enough to win prizes. The door prize. a Also good wishes to Michael Irwin of Schomberg Road. who will be 12 August 20. Seniors The seniors hosted nearly 40 people August 5 at the Wheelhouse at an enjoyable evening of cards. Loving birthday wishes for August 13 go to Mrs. M. Mills of Sidcup, Kent, Eng- land. A really happy birth- day, Mom! While I was writing this, I saw the same cable TV truck pass by three times. As the road name directly opposite our house has been changed, I guessed he was a bit lost. Birthdays This will cause some con- fusion for delivery trucks and servicemen for a while but it should be a lot. easier once we all get used to the new names. Mr. and Mrs. John Engel- family recently spent five man have just returned lovely days in Montreal from the Chautauqua Insti- where they attended a famâ€" tute in New York Statein wedding. where Mr. Engelman with Fiona and Michael Cowles the “Nexus” group conduct- have had as their house ed workshops and concerts. guest Dr. John Beloss, a pro- Mr. Engelman is now away fessor from the University teaching at the Courtney of Edinburgh. Dr. Beloss Music Camp in Courtney, has been teaching summer British Columbia. on Van- school at York University. couver Island working with the National Youth Orches- tra. Quite a musical sum- mer! . Roy and Marylou Diceman spent a week up at Chapleau Mr. and Mrs. Frank Storey of Bond Avenue, Oak Ridg- es, are pleased to announce the marriage of their daugh- ter, Suzanne Chroline to Gary Frank Ogden, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ogden, RR 1 Kettleby at 3 pm Sep- tember 21 at Richmond Hill United Church. Names Changed As promised the town works department has been changing some of the road name Signs in this area to avoid duplication. Library During the month of Au-l gust, interesting handicrafts by Mrs. Maude Wilson, a local summer resident, will be on display at Wildwood Branch of the Richmond Hill Public Library, Wildwood Avenue, Lake Wilcox, Tele- phone 773-5533. Forthcoming Marriage Aug st 14 (tonight) the One P rent Family Associaâ€" tion is having a wine and cheese eeting at the home of Mrs. Ann Fleming. For informat n call 833-5116. The Jack Frost family are getting ready for a visit from Mr. Frost's father. Bill Frost. Mr. Frost Sr.. is 86 years old and is making the trip from his home in Wall- ington‘.» Surrey. England. “The Liberal” is always pleased to publish items of interest regarding peo- ple and events in Oak Ridges - Lake Wilcox and King City districts. Our news correspondent for King City is Donna Mat- thews, 832-1579; and for Oak Ridges - Lake Wilcox please call Janet Russell at 773-4105. World War II ended Augâ€" ust 14 in the year 1945. Happy birthday to Craig Fleming, son of Ann Flem- ing. Craig was three years old August 8. Jack Campbell has expand- ed his business “Woodoor Ltd." and moved the comp- any from Aurora to Davis Drive in Newmarket. Wood- door Ltd. are manufacturers of sliding patio doors. The Brooks family of Clearview Heights enjoyed a week at Myrtle Beach dur- ing July. Happy birthday August 15 to Donna Gee of Laskay. Kings Korner Day Skool Day Care Centre which was started last winter with the help of a $12,000 LIP Grant will soon be on its own as far as funds go. The centre is located in the basement of All Saints Anglican Church, and has opening NOW for kids ages 2-5 years. Creat- ive movement and dancing, outings and home cooked meals are just part of what‘s happening. Transportation is to be available to pick up and deliver your child. For more information call 833â€" 5947 and ask for Debi Mun-t isso. Donna’s Bits & Pieces The Arnold Bamford fam- ily are leaving King City after many years to return to Rhodesia, Africa, to live. Their friends are invited to an open house at the home of Brian and Sandy MacDon- ald this Saturday afternoon from 2 to 4 pm. If any in- formation is needed, call 833-6380. Day Care Farewell Oak Ridges - 10 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Wednesday, Aug. 14, 1974 Its wingspan must have been nearly five inches. It would have covered my hand if I could have brought myself to touch it. Its body was dark rusty orange and as The children found a moth in the garden recently and brought it in the house to show me. Now I've never been afraid of insects or even spiders (even the big fat hairy ones) but when I saw this moth I got the most revolted feeling. The reason was its size. pair of TV taples, “(as w9n | thick as my little finger. It Glen Ferguson and boys spent a few days camping recently at White River, giv- ing mother Margaret a well deserved rest. by Ken Hughes, who also won the men’s first prize. Men’s second prize went to Mrs. Gail Connors and men‘s third to Mrs. Vera Beckett. Ladies’ first prize was won by Miss June Thompson. Mrs. ' Violet Lupson won second prize and Mrs. Isabel Plews third. Mrs. Phillips won a prize at cribbage. Everyone enjoyed the evening and the seniors hope to have another one in the near future. The Insect World August 2 was the 22nd wedding anniversary of Brian and Mary Cook of Kingslynn Drive. The Cook family recently spent five lovely days in Montreal where they attended a fam~ ily wedding. Council meeting on Aug- ust 19 at the township of- fices at 7:30 pm. . Happy birthday August 20 to Tim Pierpoint who will be 17 years old and to Margaret Niemeyer who will be 14. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dean have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Jules Breuchaud of Connecticut and Florida, who are here to enjoy a visit to the Stratford Festival and to see the Chinese exhibit now on at the Royal Ontario Mus- eum. Mr. and Mrs. Dean will make the return trip to Woodbury. Connecticut with the Brechauds. 9 AM. 1'0 10 PM. Every Week Night Saturday-9mm. to 6 p... Sunday-Noon to 6 p.II. George and Dora Dawson spent their vacation visiting with Mrs. Dawson Senior who was ill in a hospital in Oliver, British Columbia. Clifford and Gladys Davis of Dew Street enjoyed a visit from Mrs. Davis‘ mother, Mrs. Ambrose Jessome of Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. Sympathy is extended to the family and friends of Elva Robb who passed away August 3; Edith Hume, who passed away August 4; and Orma Bowman, who passed away August 3. Rest In Peace. Mrs. Rosemary Davenport of Keele Street has her niece Fiona Severright of Keston, England, visiting with her. August 12 was the 13th wedding anniversary of Lor- etta and Alex D’Amato. Con- gratulations! PRESCRIPTIONS Don and June Cummings and sons Andrew and Peter of Norman Drive were very pleased to have Mrs. Cum- mings' father, Jerry Frizell. and his wife Edna as their guests for several days. The Frizells are from London, England, and this is their first trip to Canada. They are now visiting another rel- ative in Newcastle, New Brunswick, but will return‘ to King before going back to England. Audrey and George Cruick- visiting friends DISPENSARY OPEN Aurora Oak Ridges YONG! AT WELLINGTON ST YONG! AT THE KING RD I hope when insect-spray- ing programs are carried out. no one switches the spray for a growth hor- mone! Then I fell to analyzing my revulsion and decided that it was just The size of the cerature that put me off. It got to thinking about how many insects there are in the world (zillions!) and re- membered an article I had once read concerning in- sects and how highly orga- nized and intelligent some species are. The writer con- cluded the article by stating in his opinion that if the human race destroyed it- self, the insect population, if it could evolve a larger physical size, would be the next dominant species on earth. About one year ago Walt and Irmgard Duley of Dew Street with their son Nicky left King City on a sabbat- ‘ical leave from York Uni- versity. They have recently returned to take up resi- dence in King with one ma- jor addition. They now have son number two, named Mark who is eight months old. The first six months of this leave was spent at the iUniversity of California in \Berkley where Walt, a pro- fessor of physics, spent his time doing research. After a three week visit with Irm- gard’s mother in London, England, they travelled on to Zurich, Switzerland where Walt again spent his time do- ing research at the “ETH” (University) and also found time to write a book which is to be published. The Duley family is very glad to be back in King City and find Canadian prices very modest compared to prices in Switzerland. Mr. E. M. “Kirk” Kirk- patrick and his wife Han- nelore have as their summer g u e s t Mrs. Kirkpatrick's cousin, Mrs. Marianne Ros- enburg of West Berlin, Germany. They have all en- joyed a trip to Ottawa, Que- bec City and other points of interest. had hairy yellow legs and moved very slowly so I con- cluded it was dying and got the children to take it out- side and put it in the maple tree. Phew! f1 Happy birthday to John David Brooks, son of Jack and Kay Brooks of Clear! view Heights. John will be six years old on August 17. The Lorne Burbidge fam- ily spent their vacation camping at Lake Huron and although the water was cold, had a great time. Elizabeth Church of Ham- bly Ave. is off to Camp Big Canoe (near Bracebridge) for her vacation. Mrs. Howard Clegg Sr. has spent the summer visiting various members of her fam- ily at Bradford where she has a great-granddaughter, Thornton and Penetang. As for taking over the shank and children Mark and Carol enjoyed a vacation camping at Arrowhead Lake north of Huntsville. Their next camping excursion will be to Adolphustown near Kingston. 727-31 1 I . 773-5431 And on a Datsun â€" “Stop the Whale-Killers â€" boy- cott Japanese imports"! “Take A Streaker To Lunch”. Some signs I’ve seen on cars lately; Now I let them bite. I figure one day I‘ll develop an immunity (I hope!). In talking with some of these young persons, they all have one thing in common â€" a drive and purpose to get where they want to go. With any luck at all, I'm sure they’ll make it. world, they've started alrea- dy in my garden. Here the mosquito is KING. Having finally got my lawn mower running, I set out to tackle the grass out in the “back forty". Before I comple- ted one circuit I had over a dozen bites, most of which were itching and swelling. I retired to the house to 'spray on repellent and emerged again to find that my brand of repellent isn’t â€"- these mosquitoes like it. I also have some oil of cit- ronella, which is guaranteed to keep biting insects at bay for 30 minutes. It does â€" but on the 30th minute, to the second, they home in and, “zap”, get me again. Moira Loucks. with a per- cent of 83.8, has had an ex- tremely busy summer work- ing during the week as a nurse’s aide at the Maple Nursing Home and on the weekends at the Summit Golf and Country Club. Moira will enter the Univer- sity of Toronto to take a preâ€"me-d arts and science course as she works to be- come a doctor. Diana Michelin, with 81.2% is working at the local King Valley Ski Centre and will atend the University of To- ronto, studying to become a pharmacist. Tino Zentil, with 83.8%, is spending the summer tour- ing Italy and will return in time to enter York Univers- ity. Marilyn Six, with 82.8%, is also in Europe for the summer and will attend the University of Waterloo in the fall to study math as she hopes to become a chartered accountant. Eugene Natale of Oak Rid- ges, with an 86.7%. is spend- ing his summer working for Latan Asphalt and Tennis Court Paving Co., his fath- er’s firm, and plans on enter- ing York University in the fall preparatory to becoming a lawyer. King City Secondary School produced more than Vits share of Ontario Schol- ars this year including 'Peter Barabash with a record 95.8%. Peter is working at Reichhold Chemicals for the summer, and will enter the University of Toronto in the fall. He will be working to- wards his degree in engin- ering. Good luck, Peter! Local architect Denis Bow- man (King Summit Studio), King City, has designed a new medical centre for New- ‘market and construction is to progress immediately. Lo- cated at the corner of Davis Drive and Paterson Street, the new three storey build- ing has 23,220 square feet of floor space to be used for medical offices, pharmacy, X-ray laboratory, bank, and medical laboratory. Park- ing space will be available for 84 vehicles. The general contract was awarded to W. G. Gallagher Construction Ltd. of Downsview in the amount of $675,000. Ontario Scholars Construction News RICHMOND HILL “MORE PEOPLE SAY OUR PRICES ARE LOWER. WE GUARANTEE IT!” oEvery Bale Clearly TAGGED With Its Quality, Colour, Fibre and the Low PRICE you Pay. When you put your money regularly into a special savings account at Victoria and Grey Trust we pay you generous interest. This interest itself earns generous interest. 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