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vo ft I Wh J J lis THE I viPKv HELPS TH TRANSPORTATION TO TREATMENT PAIN RELIEVING DRUGS HOME AND HOSPITAL VISITINO I HOUSEKEEPING LODGE ACCOMMODATION I Service to Patients 9S2703 Teachers active in recent years at the Elm were Mrs M Davis Mrs L Mrs Mrs Varto and Freddie of Atlanta Georgia attended the opening of Elm Grove community centre Saturday Standing is Mrs Rose grandmother whose mother Geneva money for the beh in the school tower Her husband Charles the first pupil of Elm Grove Mrs Alan Hamilton of Elm Grove WI offers refresh ments to the American visitors Shepherd Staff Arnold Mrs Monroe and Mrs A Barton seen ringing old school bell They renewed acquaintance with many former pupils of the school present for the official opening of the building as a community centre 3Vv I I I I I Hoim Maris Opening Of CornminHy CIEARING t- l-Vui- v i n v- WI v aa 1 1 J if mm V l 1 rr t feRSl Li 1 i- j f ft Wf A The family of Elm Grove returned to the old school Saturday they had attended between and for the opening of the school erected in as a community centre Donald tries out the slide part of the new schools equipment with brother Allan and five sisters looking on The sisters are Mrs Margaret Sutton Mrs Florence Hardy Adam Stiles Mrs Ruby Hop4i at the l and M Viva and M Nora Kay at the right Shepherd Staff Arnold ELM GROVE Old Home Week was held Saturday July in the Elm Grove Community Hall North Gwillimbury Reeve Joe Dales spoke to the halls capacity audience on behalf of Council stating They were pleased and proud to see Elm Grove come into its own School Board Jack pleasure In the excellent turn out of and teachers Elm Grove Womens In stitute have spent long hours renovating the old school which will now be available to various groups in the com munity In her speech school prin cipal Mrs Adam Stiles stat ed It was a pleasure to work at Elm Grove Mrs Stiles has been teaching for years and brought many musical awards to the town ship Mrs Don York WI presi dent then invited everyone to cakes and coffee saying This is St Swithens Day and in the Old Country means rain for the next daysl Representing years of teaching between them were Mrs Fred Barton Mrs John Munro Mrs Jack Davis Mrs Adam Stiles and Mrs Vern J I I I I I I I I nm re Cr- USED HAYING EQUIPMENT to its own We will by auction our lint of with conditioner The sale to take place at our promises DON i i FRIDAY JULY I I 730 pm I yw TRACTOR EQUIPMENT j GORMLEY J MASSEYFERGUSOM DEALER nnw nnm nna nnv nnv nnnl nnnr Farmer Auciloncet TERMS Cash or If Mcuaary RUMBLE i Celebrates 75th Birthday Attending Family Reunion KING CITV Mrs William Keele St South cele brated her birthday Sat urday July by attending the Kellam Reunion at Ham ilton accompanied by her litis- The senior celebrated fiftieth wedding Allan and family association Her late mother versary early in 1067 at a Mrs Thomas of band their son fiordon Mrs was given a and family of King City son birthday gift by the reunion or Elm Grove and former pupils of this school erected in returned Saturday for the opening of the building oh a community centre A new September tool just to the south was opened last Canadian Leaioa Notes NORTH GWILLIMBURY BRANCH The Ixgion pee- wee team were defeated by Blenheim by a score of in the semifinals of the tour- This week your regular re- was defeated by by a porter on wore of I to 0 In the final vacation championship game of the tournament On August 8 the Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic will be at the Hall sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary The team was nament at Dorchester eliminated by Richmond Hill Jut Wednesday at the zone social sports night Campbell li in York County Hospital making sat progress but still no visitors are permitted The LegionBait bury Bantam team ford and her daughter the Johnston family of Vaughan Township was a Kellam bo- Township fore her marriage LAST 8 DAYS large reception held In the parlors of King City United Church SALE We are moving at the end of the month Right now ITS YOUR MOVE to make FANTASTIC SAVINGS on ALL MERCHANDISE MANY ITEMS BELOW COST DEAL WITH nn ERIC PROVEN TO TRUSTWORTHY CAR DIALERS SUES HAVE BEEN SO OLDER CARS WERE LOW ON J IF YOURE INTERESTED IN ONE OF THESE LATE MODELS n J YOUR CAR WILL BRINK TOP DOLLAR NOW Opposite 0 HI 197 Pontine I V8 ii v8 port A WW J 965 A 6 U I Church Hunts The wadding KtAMdy of Smith Saturday Id toKeiwkk July Oft a by at Where 1 a to the many many people of the area who came to help us celebrate the open ing of our new store at Davit Drive opposite the Newmarket The response was simply overwhelming We would like to apologise to those who could not take advantage of the many many specials we featured hut we did not realize there would he so many at our opening We look forward to seeing you all again so come back soon i THE The following people were the winners of our which were drawn en el I TIRES CLEANER RADIO I l5 IMS MM VIOP till VUmi VTWI intelHli6nm i r