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8 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Thursday, June 5, 1952 Tenders will be received for the con- struction of Municipal Offices at Button- ville, Lot 13, Concession 4, until Monday June 9 at 5:00 pm. Plans, specifications and informa- tion for bidders may be obtained at the office of the Township Clerk, Unionville. Wm. Timbers, reeve Chas. Hoover, clerk The lowest or any tender not necess arily accepted. TOWNSHIP OF MARKHAM Tenders For MUNICIPAL OFFICES C. LOPATRIELLO 8 SONS General Contractors AURORA PHONE 87r13 Etc. Olst Class Brick, Block & Stone Work. .Alterations & Repairs. OEstimates Free. 0A1] Types Cement Work. .Septic Tanks, Floors, Retaining Wall, For 6 to liyears. ' Solid tan leather; deep pocket Worth $6.00 . . . . . I,” goys: “Trgpper” Stylg â€" Usually $8.00 Full laced, with deep trap pocket. ‘Indian Tan’ leather. You save $2.65. Our own popular “Strike-Master" Braided Nylon Line sqves you 33V3%. Waterproofed, smooth-running. 50 yd. spool- USUAL VALUE $12.95. Same as above but with beautiful 5-ft. fibreâ€"glass rod. At CTC . . . . . . . , Wotertite; handy size, 141/; x 7% x 6“ high. Cantilcvnr fray. Com- petive value $3.95. Heavily plated, semi- steel bodg; H o I d s firmly: 1 lb. slza Fisherman's Anchor EASILY WORTH $11.27. Lightweigh, well- balanced 4%-ft. tapered steel rod: Smoot Level Wind Reel with built-up cork arbor; 50-yd., 20-1b. test Braided Nylon Line. Only . . . . . . . . . . V . . . . . Save $3.25â€"Bait Casting flutfit BASEMEN’S MITT mm“ GOLF BALLS ME" 5-35 railways: 31.59- 4’ added yar age. Usually $8.00 Worth 75c. for GLASS ROD BAIT GASTIIIG OIITFIT Deluxe TACKLE BOX Navy Type AIGHOR 20."). _93 25-1b.1'19 Test Test GASTIHG LINE ; 3.29 ocket. Sturdjv duck, 2 stays, leather trim. 3'98 Buckle ball pockets . . . . . 2.99 1.50 Leather; embossed identification numbers. $1.50 value. Each 5}: WORTH $9.95. 41/2-ft. Tough Fibre - Glass Casting Rod; stronger than steel. Offset handle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . WORTH $8.95. 5-ft. Bristol Casting Rodâ€"Foil steel blades; offset handle; popular model . . . . . . . WORTH $7.75. 5-ft. Master- craft Fibre~Glass Rod; plated guides and tip. Handsomely styled and built . GOLF HEAD GOVERS WORTH $6.50. 5-ft. Casting Rdd â€" balanced tapered steel; die cast handle; cork grip ' ENGLISH GOLF BAG GASTING Mill BARGAINS 7.92 935 Mrs. C. Willcack of Clarke Ava. leaves for Southampton, England, June 4, on the Scythia from Que- bec. She expects to return in August. Mrs. Cole on Seccomoe Ava, had a visit from her father, Mr. Walker at Chalk River. Margaret McIvor spent the week end with her parents. We are glad to welcome to our neighborhood Mr. and Mrs. Gate- house on Proctor Ave.. also Mr. and Mrs. Fuchs on Clarke Ave. Sorry to hear that little Patsy Gain has hurt her arm and is con- fined to her home this Week. A benefit euchre will be held at Powell Road School on Friday, June 6, for Mr. Ed W'atts. We hope as many as can will attend. Good prizes and no charge for ad-l mission. The Provincial Board of Health recommends that one medical health officer could fulfill the duties required in King Township. Since the death of Dr. A. F. Kaye, the office has been filled by Dr. J. L. Urquhart of Aurora. An officer will be appointed later in the month. {9e Klukay of Toronto Maple Leafs brought a baseball team to King on Monday night; May 26, Mrs. W. F. McDonald, Miss Jean McDonald anfi Mrs. David Ander- son attended the graduation exer- cises of U. of T. Monday after- noon, when Miss Gerrie McDonald, B.A., was presented with her dip- loma as an expert in nursery school work. When the Brownie Pack of King held its first cookie day two Satur- days ago, they sold 288 boxes of cookies. They could have sold more but will remember next year to canvass farther afield. They collect about $25.00 for this efi'ort. Because of the Kingcrafts sale, the WMS of Laskay United Church will hold its regular meet- ing on Friday afternoon, June 6. They will meet at the home ot Mrs. J. P. Forester to pack the bale. ' Mr. Archie McCallum is to be congratulated this week on his sucâ€" cess in his final examinations at the University of Toronto. Mr. McCallum, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mel McCallum, graduated with this year’s class in commerce and finance and received the degree of Bachelor of Commerce. On June 24, 1; Strange School will parents and friends Open House. This produce a. short ( the story of Red R the chief attractiot tainment. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hunter, Mrs. J. T. Hunter, Judy Scott and Beverley Hunter, motored to Rydal Bank last week end to visit Mr. and Mrs. John Hill. The Laskay WI will meet this month on June 10, instead of the first Tuesday in June. The Insti- tute from Vellore will put on the program. The local Association of the King City Brownies is holding its closing meeting of the season on Thursday evening at 5 o’clck, June 5, at the Anglican Rectory. The election of officers for executive of next season will be the main business. Mrs. Walter Rolling, Miss Kay Clarke and Mrs. I. L. Scott were the fortunate ones from King City, who attended the performance of Carmen given by the Metropolitan Opera Company in Toronto, last week. Dr. A. S. Chalk, who has been in charge of the Ontario Hospital at Cobourg, was appointed sup- erintendent of the hospital at Langstafl‘, with the annex hospital at Concord, on May 1. On June 1, Dr. Chalk received another ap- pointment to become also acting superintendent of the Ontario Hos- pital at Aurora. Dr. and Mrs. Chalk haVe returned to their home “Chalk Rill”, 2nd con. of King, where they will reside. At the beâ€" ginning of the recent war, Dr. Chalk enlisted with the RCMC, and later transferred to the RCAF. Af- ter being P.M.O. of 4 of the six RCAF Commands, he was, at the close of the war, Wing Commander officer in charge of a hospital. His first appointment after hostilities was to the Ontario Hospital, 999 Queen St., and then to Cobourg, where he and Mrs. Chalk have lived for over a year. The Liberal is very pleased to announce the appointment of Mrs. H. Mizen, 27 Secto- moe Ave, as our new corres- pondent in Doncaster. In or- der that we may give your district complete news cover- age kindly forward any news or items of local interest to Mrs. Mizen. CORRESPONDENT: MRS. M. JOHNSTON, KING. ONT. Correspondent: 27 Seccomoe Ave. Phone: AVenue 5-1570 Doncaster MRS. H. MIZEN of Red Riding attraction at KING CITY NEWS the children of i1 entertain their 5 at their annual year they will Operetta, about Riding Hood f0! m at th'e enter- k of King wo Satur- boxes of sold more Phone King 55R“ Miss Ruth Glimpson of Baidwin, Ont., will be the ne“ teacher at Strange School when classes re- open in September. Miss Glimpson is a. recent» graduate of the Normal School and this is her first appoint- ment. Miss Freeda Farley who has been the popular teacher at Strange for the past three years, has accepted a position in the Tor- onto schools. The good wishes of the community go with her in her new position. Mrs. Eleanor Scott returned on Friday,from Montreal where she attended the convocation exercises at the McGill University. Her son, Ronald Scott, was a member of this year‘s graduating class in ar- chitecture. On her return, Mrs. Scott was accompanied by her son who drove his new car. Mr. Scot returned to Montreal over the weekend, and will continue to Ot- tawa, Where he has accepted a pro- fessional position with the Federal Government. when ‘ park was opened on the On June 1], the Temperanceville subway road, 114', mile west of EthiW'omen’s Institute will meet in the concession of King. The KlukaygUnited Church basement at 2.30 team bested the local boys, 14 to‘p.m. Schomberg ladies will be the 9. Another game will be put onjvisiting institute and will supply when a field day will take place onithe program. The roll call is “Say June 28. The park was opened byisomething‘ nice about the lady on Father Francis Mchoey and Fa-fyour right" that Charles Downes, and the pres-l ident of the local association which l Homemakers Chi}! is sponsoring the park is Earl' Saturday. May 31, the Achieve- Greenwood. ment Day of Homemakers Clubs etuc Bill Drinkwater Motors - KING, ONTARIO TELEPHONE KING 50 Yes, your “Discovery Drive” will reveal all these wonderful fea- tures â€" and many more. It will prove beyond doubt that only Chevrolet offers you so many bigâ€"car extras u-bile :ellin g at the [01065: price in its field. Visit your Chevrolet dealer â€" today! ’chrglide option] a am can on De Luxe modelx. K MORE PEOPLE BUY MORE PEOPLE buy Chevrolet than any other car. Take a "Discovery Drive" â€" and you’ll know why! You'll discover the smooth, effortless performance of Centrepoise power and the brilliant response of Chevrolet‘s Valve-in-Head engiqe. You’ll discover the strength, the comfort, the spaciousness, and the beauty of Chevrolet’s Body by Fisher. There's extra quality in every detail and appointment. You’ll discover the extra steering ease of Centre Point Steering . . . the extra stopping power of Chevrolet's Jumbo-Drum brakes. And. if you‘re driving a Chevrolet with *Powerglide, you’ll marvel at the effortless, oil-smooth performance of this completely automatic transmission. Mrs. Maurice Beynon was host~ es to the Anglican Church auxil- iag on Wednesday, May 28. On Monday, June 2, the Anglican Sun- day School stafl’ held a meeting at Mrs. Beynon’s home. The completed dresses of the lo- cal club_ will be shown at Aurora Home Show Women’s Section on June'14. Saturday, May 31, the Achieve- ment Day of Homemakers Clubs of the District was held in the Town Hall. Newmarket. Members of the club of Temperancevilie, Isabel Mashinter. Florrie and Rut'r. Beynon, Edna Christinsen and Ir- ene Mashinter were all present to take part in the judging and giv- ing reasons on “Cottons May Be, Sriiart’ during the morning session. Unfortunately Miss Barbara Her- rima, an employee of the Montreal Bank of Aurora, was, unable to be present. Each of these girls re- ceived her silver spoon for com- pleting the project and Miss Isabel Mashinter received her certificate for hte completion of four units during her membership in the club. CORRESPONDENT: MRS. ED. PAXTON, R. R. 1’, KING $69 TEMPERANCEVILLE NEWS Phone King 3R11 Want a good attendance at tha‘ concert or bazaar or whatever i may be? Then try an insertion in the "Coming Events” column of The LilSeral. It does the job for you at low cost. Telephone Rich- mond Hill TUrner 4-1261. Sunday School An attendance of 51 at Sunday School on June 1,the largest yet, heard Mrs. C. Beynon give her talk on Temperance. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Kerr and family also Mr. and Mrs. Alexand- ra Bishop and family, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Thompson on Sunday. Mrs. Christina Dibb spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Dibb. Mr. and Mrs. Collin Crawford, Miss Louise Burkin, Mr. Bruce Bell Miss Rosemary Wright and Miss Mary McNair were all guests of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Beynon. Their son Carl was also home. Mr. and Mrs. Everett. Phillips entertained Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lankin of Lansing, Sunday, June The Young People will meet on Friday evening at the church after ball practice. Personals / THAN ANY OTHER CAR JERRY SULLIVAN vs; MARIO PASHA Bill Clubine Richmond Hill TUESDAY, June 10th - Richmond Hill Arena Ed Garner vs. Jack Diamond Canadian Mid. Champ from Hamilton WRESTLING Langstafi Recreation Committee Brampton Hamilton 1 Fall - 30 minutes A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE MAIN BOUT SEMI-FINAL VS. VS. BARON VON SIEBER NORM ALEXAND‘ET; Richmond Hill Bully Penchofi ' Scarboro Toronto