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King City And District Mrs Charles Webster and Mrs Fielding Aurora Miss Kay Clark King City Mrs J Smith Richmond Hill and Mrs Walter Craig were guests on Monday at a luncheon held In the roof garden of the Royal York Hotel given in hon or of Mrs Hal Wax national president of the Federa tion of the Liberal Womens Association who has been tour ing western Canada Chest Survey A chest Xray survey sponsor ed by the King township board of health and Womens Institute branches is open to residents the municipality service is given by the National Sanitar ium Association No appoint ments are required and there is no charge The following are the centres where Mobile clinics will be located from pm until pm July commun ity hall July Market hall July Community hall July King United church Members of the Womens Institutes will assist technicians at each point Children to years should be accompanied by a parent or guardian weekend Mrs Donald Bel mother of Mrs Gordon Wells Kin City died on Friday night July ftt Halifax Mrs Welts was called to attend her mother about a month ago when it was learned her illness was of very serious nature Mr Wells Norma and Eric are leaving by motor for Halifax on July when Mrs Wells will return home with them Mrs Hall Ohio and her Mr Mi and Utile t us burnt- Mrtieiv Htm The association will conduct a diabetic detection test at the daughter Miss Helen Hall have same time Those who take the test will be offered a kit to take home with them and will be notified if they have diabetes Mr and Mrs Wesley Hamil ton Toronto were visitors at the home of her sister Mrs Del Pa- ton on July It is years since they moved from to To ronto Mr and Mrs Frank J Arm strong left for Montreal last Fri day night remaining there until they boarded the steamship j weeks Richelieu to take the cruise up the river Mrs Stern her daughter Mrs and two children To ronto spent a day with Mrs a sisterinlaw recently Miss Bessie and Mrs Victor Toronto visited been staying with Mrs Halls daughter Mrs James Keens fourth concession Mrs Keens suffered a fractured log some time ago They motored here about three weeks ago and are going this week to their cottage at Algonquin Mr Leslie and Mr John Earl Toronto left by mo tor on Saturday for a vacation trip to Cape Cod on the east coast They will be away two Miss Jessie Gellatly is recup erating after a heavy attack of the measles which left her in a weakened condition Mrs Dan Peter and Barbara are holidaying at Long Point Lake Erie Mrs and her friend Mrs Fred Hall- man and son Bruce Woodstock Miss Dorothy Armstrong for the took a cottage for a week at the MILLARD BULLDOZING Fence Rows Moving Dirt Backfilling etc T GENERAL CONTRACTING EXCAVATING Basements Ponds Etc GRADING Roads Lanes Etc x All kinds BUILDING Houses and Small jobs Brick laying Houses Chimneys Fireplaces etc farm early for ft iMujile of Mid fourth ami his wife on July I lira Toronto Carole Toronto for day week Mr ami Mr and Minn lies in King Oily on July for Marin Athletic Miss went to Water ford m Sunday with mother where she Is with her Mrs Margaret for ftp vacation Born On Anniversary Mrs Mary Douglas Sanderson and her husband Alex Sandy were attending a movie near their home In Toronto on Saturday night July in cele bration of their fourth wedding anniversary They were there only minutes when Mrs San derson decided to hasten to hos pital Early Sunday morning July their first child was horn Bonnie weighing four pounds ounces The baby is a niece of Mrs Harold ins- head Kinghorn A television set won by Rob was installed in his King City home on Saturday Baseball Sidesplitting donkey baseball in King City Memorial Park Fri day evening July will feature King City Lions against the Oak Ridges club at pm The Rocky Mountain donkeys arc trained hut players must be mounted luring the contest It will be lots of fun for the spectators at least At the King City girls team will piny against Kleinburg girls Pro- reeds from the games will be used to help defray cost of trans porting some 100 district children for seven weeks for swimming classes at It costs the we It tali Day July ftUiiel- efvnivrtl tlumtt upon Marie ami King was finally Vmk to on An a which wan JiiKl well tun war iKHitponed until July I which will lie To Sport Day At King City On July In otto of In woe of hut and repeat thy for benefit of hi public lOUUlCfi event staled iluuo and on the ground including six bull teams wrestlers various mid children under who wen admitted free of charge One redeeming feature of the afternoon was the protection which the new dance pavilion provided against torrential The Vince Mountford and Vldeo- entertainers gave splen did vaudeville show In the pavil ion and the Brampton Scots Pipe Band gave a per formance with precision march to include the childrens parade There were nine pipers and four drummers in the handsome tar tan regalia On July Art and Mabel Guinness and the Vidcoettes will perform in the afternoon as will Jack Bolton the magi- chin Owen Thompson tap and ballet dancer Brampton and Mountford Brampton the arid his accompanist McNeilly The pipe bund will perform In the late afternoon and evening The wrestling bouts which were cancelled last week will be held at pm King City vs Au rora The yard dash mile race novelty race novelty and tug of war contest will ho run off The mens base- halt touiliament finished off on July with the prize money di vided between and legion after the Mail team Wftfl defeated The will bo wn- by and Elgin for ficcond money King tHy team out to hi the large pavilion will place at with of playing On July a crowd turn ed up for the dame hut the park Ion wet Thin time the whole by HO floor ftpace fully cemented to accommodate an even greater crowd At pm gate draws will take place when lucky per son will prize to the value of Other draws are valued at with to fourth and fifth winners King City club per week for the project Win Art Patricia OBrien and her bro ther Dale OBrien pupils of Sacred Heart separate school line have each been awarded a cash prize of 5 for Coronation murals submitted to the Canad ian National Exhibition which Thriftiest movers of them all I strT Stdh ftppttlftOM i v Vrv am MIC My My iff JR5 t K taMntnM Id- W if trills Mto to MW M w IK MNIIAl MOTORS MtviM MM MtW M4 Kiwi a for model lor featate the 1999 I power new heavier Bote All provide powcr sad higher ratio thrifty give vow faster acceleration greater economy than ever only way M will pot yo the of of iHe to drift of lift of high which maM to o hauling Job- with will be In the art con test for this fall The scenes showed the gold coach carrying Queen Eliza beth and the Duke of Edin- burgh with guards on horseback The mural was six feet long and inches high Visit Shrine Forty boys and girls of grades to of Sacred Heart school and their teachers went by buses to the Martyrs Shrine at Mid land for a days outing before school closed On another occas ion the students and Sisters att ended the movie at Richmond Hill to see Our Lady of a beautiful inspiring picture On Mile Trip Miss Clara Campbell a school teacher who lives on the fifth of King is on a mile bus trip which is called the Tour from Unlonville There are about girls on the expedition which will take them south to California and Mexico British Columbia and many other points In the United States and Canada They left on June and will re turn August Keith Kyle Ross and Jim McDonald made a hit as bell ringers on Athletic Day In the town park The sleigh bells have been employed as instru ments for a great many years In Europe are made in Ger many the set with 220 notes which Mr and Mm Guineas used In Memorial park last week was brought over lout last year It wna difficult to keep them in pitch to the piano because the dampness of the day Mr William Evans and his wife Toronto visited his sister Mrs Wesley on Sunday The Sunday schools of AH Saints King and St Johns Oak Ridges Anglican churches made up a largo gathering to go by bus to Mussulmans Lake for a picnic last wet Rev Michel I accompanied them Wedding Rev Martin King City officiated at the marriage of Vornn Jane Fletcher daughter of Mr and Mrs William and J AudrtW MeClure son of Mr and Mrs Samuel MeClure Woodbrlilge on Wednesday July at Vaughan township the home of the brides The scene was set with pink and white ponies and roses Thompson Weston played the wedding music Given away by her father the bride a ballerina length dress of pink nylon net over taffeta In her hair wero matching flower and carried a cascade bouquet of pink carnation and while baby Jean six fur war wearing Fame stylo of dress In nylon net over carried ml carnations and white baby mums Tho wan attended by Joseph Thirty wero present and wore by the bride mother who a navy sitecr with pink hat and Her earn a ho wan of pink and white carnal ltm roup and with and of After the bride a gray pit and pick suit with pink bat and pink and matching ear- tage Ilio honeymoon trip of two weeks will bo a motor trip to Ohio Montreal they will nidi on the MeCltiro farm on Highway Vauft BOB OPRI teaOy of wUch 0Mral without plant Thoofh it d Mmitd it feBi It aW wed or with or in vis i lit two tot b lit pp to awn Mil bo For MfiliMi