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Tribute to Frank Millman By Mary Watts Neighbours and friends on Spruce Avenue express their sympathy to Mrs. Gladys Millman, 50 Spruce Avenue, in the loss of her husband and to Norma and John, his daughter and son, both from out of town. He was a well loved and respected man‘ kind to many, especially the children of the Richvale area. They went continually to his house to see his beautiful flower garden, taking home with them huge bouquets. Frank had many letters and photos of the school children, whom he had known when he was caretaker of the local Richâ€" vale School, located on Spruce Avenue, several years back. It was a marvellous party when 31 family members helped Mr. and Mrs. William Wagner, Richmond Street, Richmond Hill. celebrate their diamond wedding anniversary November 2 at a family dinner at the Old Mill in West Toronto. A large appropriately decorated wedding cake adorned the table as the couple‘s youngest grandson. Bill Congdon, 12, said grace and Mr. Wagner's cousin. Cecil Adams served as master-ofâ€"ceremonies. Arrangements were made by the couple’s three daughters, Mrs. Norman Conquergood (Jean) of lslington, Mrs. Douglas Allan (Grace) of Kingsville, and Mrs. George Congdon (Audrey) of Burlington. Their youngest great grandchild. Stephanie Giekes of Beaconsfield, Quebec, other members of the family and a few ' My house now stands on what was the old school yard. Frank Millman would intimate friends completed the party. Celebrate 60 years together * Classic Communications. Serving Vaughan. Richmond Hill, Markham, Whitchurch- Stouffville. is now offering channel 12 Peterborough, Channel 29 Buffalo, Channel 13 Kit- chener, Channel 17 Buffalo in addition to those you now receive on cable. Because of the broadcast frequencies. however. they cannot be seen on your T.V. unless you have a con- vertor such as those available from TELE-MARKETING. "REMOTE CONTROL" Two models to choose from â€" Either one can deliver up to 30 channels of selection as Local CABLE T.V. companies add more stations. * UNIVERSAL REMOTE CONTROL “UNIVERSAL” Attention: T.V. Viewers pop over with a few plants and seedlings 1he knew literally everything about horticulture). Then he would reminisce about the good old days and how I might find, when digging in my garden, a school book or buried treasures of the local school children of past years. Crack of dawn, in all weathers barring snowfalls, he would be up and out digging, hoeing anql cultivating beautiful strains (with his own methods of cross fertilization) of tulips, daffodils, Chrysanthemums, peonies, roses, ad infinitum! Every spring, summer and fall his garden was a delight to behold! He had trees of many species â€"â€" maple, fir, flowering currants and snowballs. These formed an attractive background for his wide ‘Don’t settle for less! Coil NOW for a free home demonstration â€" No Obligation .'! THE-MARKETING 889-902] TeIe-Morketing introduces the Attaches in minutes to ANY T.V. Set â€" Black & White or Colour Complete channel selection and fine tuning without leaving the comfort of your chair â€" or bed -â€" or what have you! T.V. CONVERTOR He refused to let failing health hamper him in his love of the outdoors. This finally resulted in an operation in June, followed by pneumonia which finally took his life in the Green Gables Nursing Home. variety of plants and bushes with patios, facades and trellises leading up to a pretty little summer house. All this was created by the hands of one man. Yne Canadian movemenl lo: persona! mness [Janna/Jamar; '4' mile north of King Side Road on Duiferin Street. King N0 CHOKES Saturday, November 23, I974 ANNUAL TURKEY SHOOT King City Firefighters’ STAN ROOT’S FARM at I p.m Sympathy Friends here were sorry to learn of the death of Chauncey Connor of Snowball who was killed Thursday night while he was walking east across Duf- ferin Street. Mr. Connor lived for many years in Gormley. Winners in the Lions Hockey Pool are: October 12 â€" 10 goals scored â€" only three winning tickets sold as of November 9: lst goal M. Reiter $25, 4th goal Mrs. Gert Connors, $10, 8th goal J. Bend $10. October 19 ~â€" nine goals scored, one winning ticket: 5th goal Mary Tanzos $10‘ October 26 King road victim’s funerafllheld Older residents will remember when the Con- nors lived on the Schelke farm and then later for many years on the Ben Langley farm. The funeral was held Monday afternoon from the Thompson Funeral Home in Aurora. Sympathy is ex- pressed to Mrs. Connor and the family. Neighborhood notes â€" 12 goals scored, four winning tickets: 4th goal J. Cott $10, 8th goal Bradley Nicholds $10, 9th goal Kjell Styrmo $10, 10th goal M. Barker $10. November 2 â€" nine goals scored, four winning tickets: 2nd goal Harry Collins $10, 4th goal Don Cook, Capt. Ed Hawman, Joe Tanzos and Carl Burns, who will share $10, 7th goal Linda Burzillo $10 and 8th goal Mrs. S. Woolley $10. November 9 â€" 12 goals, three winners: 4th goal Gord Rowe $10, 9th goal Colin Chown $10 and 11th goal J.W. Erwin $10. Lions hockey pool winners Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Doner and Mr. and Mrs. Willy Wideman spent a recent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Stutzman of Arkport, New York. Special services with Rev. Edward Gilmore of Wainfleet as the speaker are in progress at the Heise Hill Church each night at 7:45 pm until November 24. All are cordially invited to attend. Mrs. Fred Munroe and In five games 52 goals have been scored and only 18 winning tickets have been sold. There are still 25 $10 goals as well as four at $25 and five at $50 each, from the first five games to go. All tickets are retroactive when you buy a $10 “season” ticket, or you can buy one at 50 cents per week and start this Saturday. There are still a lot of tickets to be sold. Call Don Cook at 773-5273 for information. Mrs. John Meads were co- hostessesd at a miscellaneous bridal shower Friday night at the home of Mrs. Munroe in honor of Miss Janet Wideman, daughter of Mr‘. and Mrs. John Wideman, who is b December7 Janet was also honored Saturday night at a personal shower at the home of Miss Linda Dike. Mrs‘ Fred Thwaites of London enjoyed a few days with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Munroe. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Baker and family of Orillia spent Monday with his mother, Mrs. Deb Baker. Abe Cook is now in St. John’s Convalescent Hospital, Willowdale, recovering from his open heart surgery. Miss Patsy Boynton of Toronto enjoyed the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Boynton. 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John Campey, who is doing volunteer work with Canada World Youth, came home from Quebec Friday and attended com- mencement exercises at Stouffville Secondary School. John left by air Sunday night for ‘Abbott- sford, British Columbia, where he will be involved until Christmas. 889-5355 (North of Maple Sideroad on Keele Street) RegionuICouncillor BULLETIN BOARD 3/81! Buy for Your Child an Early Christmas Gift 3/a”x 24” CHRISTMAS SPECIAL Large Variety of Patterns Zxd' ONLY KITCHEN TOPS In 5-6 Colors 6‘5-6-7-8 Lengths lOU Also Custom Made in any Sixe $5.00 M TOBOGGAN Aluminum metal. red en'amel 2 seater Monday, December 2, 1974 5 Years School Board 6 Years Council ARBORITE HANDY WAINWRIGH'I' E ELECT VINYL FRAMED Candidate For POST FORME D 161/ X 241/ PANELS UNTIL THEY LAST 887-5933 .95 $3.50 $1.49 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Yuers of Chesley spent several days last week with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Whitney Johnson. 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