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I mustconfess I‘ve been very lazy this past week. I’ll blame it on the ex- tremely hot weather we’ve been having. It’s simply drained my energy. Consequently I have very little to report: Still speaking about auctions, be sure to come to the auction tomorrow night in the Hilicrest Mall. I have looked at the bulletin board in the centre court, and there are a‘lot of terrific items that would please anyone listed for auction. The money you pay for these articles will be given to York Central Hospital, so try and come out tomorrow. It starts at 7 pm and goes on until 9 pm. The strawberry social held June 21 at the Rowland Burr Craft House was fairly suc- cessful. More than 100 people showed up to enjoy the strawberries, good music, and, of course, bid on a variety of articles being auctioned. Happy birthday to Lynn Weaglepf Weldrick Road who clebrated her fourth birthday last week prior to departing for Winnipeg with her mother, Allison, and brother, Robert. Câ€"4 â€" THE LIBERAL. Wednesday, July 2. 1975 ‘ See you there! Neighborhood Vnotes White spruce has been the only lumber com- mercially exploited to any extent in the Yukon. Other species found in certain regions are black spruce, lodgepole and jackpine, balsam polar. trembling aspen and white birch. Also found are balsam fir and tamarack. Best wishes to Robert Olak of Brightway Crescent who celebrated his sixth birthday on June 26. I‘ll be leaving on holidays soon. I plan to visit my old stomping grounds in Calgary and Vancouver. If anyone would like to write this column please phone The Liberal or me. carrville hillcrest 100 enjoyed strawberries at festival Other materials you might not have thought about tor ceilings include various wood panelings . . . Teamed with light walls and con- temporary turniture, a wood ceiling creates a dramatic mect . . . Another way to add glamour to your ceilings is to install take beams . . . Boxllke vinyl beams that tasten to wood strips nailed to the ceiling, or light weight plastic loam beams that you glue in place can be used to create the look at "rustic" which presents a certain warmth . . i You have to actually touch the beams to tell them trom the real thing You‘ll lind LOUGHLIN LUMBER a. PREFAB is the pertect place to purchase all your home supply needs‘ Building products including shingles. paints hy Glidnen, hand tools by Stanley, cedar tencing and locks by Weiser are carried. We are here at LOUGHLIN LUMBER I. PREFAB, 6 Scott Drive, tour blocks south at Millcrest Moll, Thornhlll, “9-1109 daily to service your needs. Painflng is the quickest and easiest way to refinish ceiling. however. it is no! "12 most decorative . . . Ceiling me is me cureall solution ii you con" want to bother with peeling on wallpaper and pitching cracks . . . Also a lilo ceiling gives a room a smart, conlemporary look Home Handyman Harold Loughlin Correspondent Peggy Castle 884-7302 e leaving on soon. I plan to old stomping in Calgary and Laura Cornes Top Grade 8 student on SALE JULY 2nd ‘16-'55}. _ WHIlE ouAmms lAST mar-1? Gives Satisfaction Always! Warm-up on cool even- ings in one of these rjylon Taffeta jaqkets! Warm~up on cool even- mgs In one of these Nylon Taffeta Iackets' Features dome front. Kmart slash pockets. dome Price cuffsmaglan sleevesand shirt collar, Cotton Flan- nel lined, Navy. Royal or Green Small-Medium- Large-Extra Large. MEN’S WARM-UP JACKETS Eggcatgnl igagem‘c Tén ladies of the Bible WWW" 0* Mmewn ac eve en a r. Study group concluded who Is mai'rymg her These awards were their series with a lun- nephew Dawd Rams“- presénted on Wednesday cheon on Tuesday at the Leslie Wright and night at the graduation home of Mrs. Jack Laurie Cor ' exerCiseS at CFOSby Wright. the CrosbynSeeSniglrafifblli: These awards were presented on Wednesday night at the graduation exercises at Crosby Congratulations to Miss Laura Cornes, oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Comes. Laura was awarded a trophy at her school as the best all-round girl athlete; the Eldon Gooding award of a beautiful book on Canada as the best all-around student. Laura also stood second highest with a percentage of 85.4 percent in York County Board of Education academic achievement award. 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Mr. and Mrs. David Heise and family of Lowbanks enjoyed the weekend with his parents, Mr. Heise Miss Rose Anne Hoover left on Sunday for Glen Rocks Camp on Lake Rosseau in Muskoka where she is employed for the summer. Cool short sleeve mess shlrlsmadeolcreasere- sstam 653 Polyester 35% Cottom blend Fea- K mart lureslong pomled collar. Price pocket and button front Stvlmg Auallable m asâ€" sorted colour prmls and sollrl shm’lem SIZES 14371? Cool. shon sleeve dress Shll’ts made ofcrease re- s‘stant 65% Polyesiter/ and Mrs. ‘ Russell M BATTERIES FOB RADIOS SHORT SLEEVE DRESS SHIRTS 161‘ vvuullpcg 5pc!” several days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Doner. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Reaman of Berlin, Pennsylvania, visited Mr. and Mrs. Warren Reaman. They live in the original homestead where the Reaman family settled in 1773 when they came to America from Mrs. Margaret Welch of Quill Lake, Saskat- chewan; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Welch of Ardrassan, Alberta; Norman Enns of Clare, Saskatchewan and Rev. and Mrs. A. 0thner of Regina were guests at the Welch-Boner wedding on Saturday at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church at Unionville. We see For Sale signs on two Gormley properties. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Petrie, and that of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Steckley. Mrs. Doug Henry of Toronto was a weekend guest of Miss Genevieve Bruce. Little Laurie Doner has had chicken pox. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd ~Doner were Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Stutzman and Bradley of Arkport, New York. and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Welch and baby of Ardrassan, Alberta. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Reaman of Berlin. Pennsylvania, visited Mr. and Mrs. Warren Reaman. 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