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1 THAT OTHERS MIGHT [IVE '5ih, W" - Cam-cm "s " . a w M. AT. 3-0494 GIVE LIFE - GIVE BLOOD Local Rowen-"coin COM. lamina" CH. 4-6401 Elocniccl Contractor Chelhn'nm St. AT. 8-989! I". Ave. S. CIRCLE "M" RANCH II. I, Kleinbw' AT. 8-0503 WOODBRIDGE AND DISTRICT RED CROSS BLOOD DONORS CLINIC Ct THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1960 , ' at the WOODBRIDGE MEMORIAL ARENA 3to6pan.&7to8pan. . GORDON IULLOCK Duh-ago Contractor GIIALD A. BLACK REAL ESTATE DON BROWNLEE JOY VALLEY GIIINHOUSIS M. HINIIST "e-o- CONCIITI LIMITED AT. '" tot AT. 8-1424 AT, 8-0431 Immutcuu This Space Sponsored By The Public-Spirited Firms From Woodbridge And District Shown Below: GIVE GINIIAL FR"!!! LTD. [Hub-v. u. AT. “on Pine Street Woodhull” - Wanton Rd. LI. 2, Wooten AT. 8-073] "no Grove Highway 7 Highway , BRITISH FRUIT MARKET CHO-ED-DALE MOTEL AND RESTAURANT HAWMAN MOTORS b ELIGTIIC LIMITID IO. HOLLINGSHIAD Service 3mm HAYHOE BROS. FLOUR MILL HENDERSONS ' DRUG STORE Give just one pint of blood today . . . and if you ever need it, 'you can be assured that there will be a ylentiful supply for YOU . . . When disaster strikes, quickly and sickening, the Red Cross will be there to offer anti-tan“ in your time of need . . . Make sure that you have given yourself time to give blood to the Woodbridge and Dis- trict Mood Donors Clinic on Thursday, March l0 . . . Plan to be on hand to give your donation . . . For Trans- portation Phone The Memorial Arena, ATlae 8-0761. AT. 8-1109 AT. I-H94 Ar. I-IOSI AT. I-071l AT. 8-087! Highway 7 Choltcnham St. Pine Street WM. G. EVANS 0 SONS LIMITID . What Salon . $0M“ ”In." Sunni! AT. [-0242 KLEINIURG LOCKEKS Klolnbw’, Ont. CY. 6-l 108 l Modem Equipment imam, Fast Sonic. ISA - 8th Ave. N. AT; 8-0523 'th Ave. O Hwy. , AT. 84143 FREEMAN 'OLSON PETROLEUM PRODUCTS WOODBRIDGE MOTORS VILLAGE SHOE STORE AUSTIING MOVING O STORAGE um SILLS REAL ESTATE AT. 8-1191 AT. 8-1301 AT. 84323 The Annual Meeting of the Jncob Bull Chapter I.0.D.E. for the year ending 1969 was held at the home of Mrs. Stephens and Miss Leask. I.0.D.E. Chapter Reviews Progress At Annual Meeting After the-opening ceremonies the reports from the different commit- tee} were reyd and adopted. A, Ten meetings were held ditring the year with an average attend- Ince of 14. The total membership in 18 with two new members. There were two deaths and two removals. Cards were sent to the bereaved and sick members. On Remembrance Day a wreath was placed on the Cenetaph with many members in attendance. A number of different ways of raising funds were utilized. One of the members held a lingerie demon- stration at her home, several others held euchres, another a Rummage and Bake Sale. The newly elected officers are as follows: regent, Mrs. Budding- ton; vice regent, Miss Moore; sec~ retary, Mrs, Milner; treasurer, Miss Leask; standard bearer, Mrs. Thomson; echoes secretary, Mrs. Stephens; reireshnurnt 'o'W"lttr, Mrs. Eagle; floWer cohvoner, Mrs. Finnigan. A donation of $25.00 to Com,. munity Hall at Frobisher Bay was made to aid the Eskimos there. A donation was also sent to the Dominion Diamond Jubilee fur the Annual Meeting in Toronto in May, 1960. I There were 40 knitted articles of clothing sent in to Headquarters for use in Korea. Last Saturday there'was a Joint celebration at the "Town & Country" in Toronto. Celebrating were: Mr. and Mrs. J. Willoughby, nee Lois Castator, of Humber Summit, marking their seventh anniversary, and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Snell, nee Jean Westbrook, of Bolton, who were married nine years ago, Tuesday. Rub screws in paste wax before putting into wood-it's easy to get them in or out and easier on the wood, too! “rector of the Pioneg[_ Village Mum: of Toronto, Albert Co- qui. de-onatralu a “Hear-old washing machine to a young honuuakat. A nation Vida uanh is being conductad {or old Maytag walking machine: In be diaplayod " the Canadian National Exhibition. Tho olden alumna ¢urnad 'Ill ih each prov- he. will ha axe and for an automatic model. Thursday, March 10, 1960 -3 TO 6 P.M. a T TO 8 RM. At The WOODBRIDGE MEMORIAL ARENA WOODBRIDGE NEWS AT. 8-0821 Support The Red Cross T Blood Donor: Clinic Th. Red Cross Om blood ur‘lco In cull-Mo in all haw-II In Mdnnlinn You.“ and 'e-tot, n all ”than no - from when ther _ The on“... u m. Viv-l any!" bund- n the - a. "lam: Mm. It gun " "mu " Radio Sum- CHIC, has”. I" .ttrt.tetreMgtqtt" of the The Woodbridge And District Branch GIVE LIFE - GIVE BLOOD Plug‘plon now to be on hand Mouth It) " gin your donation to the blood bank. ' For Turnout-”on "no Ibo Momorlol Avon, AT. [-0781 THURSDAY, MARCH M), 1960 Give --. That Others Might, Live Don't Let ther Ilood leak launc- Get Low 3 " 6 pm. and T to ' pm. "tgre? cl the district it u- to In. Jun Gmnwood I“ fully, ot Mtlotown, in the mount lou of hubuid and (other. Wright (Curly) GreenWood. "Curly' wu chic! of the Thistle- town Volunteer Brigade and a member of the local Canadian Legion. He had been attending tt dart tournament at the Legion and was returning home After driving a member to his Milton home when the (Ital our cruh occurred. Left to mourn, beside: his widow, are four sons, Jim, of Toronto; Bill, Bob And Prank, " home. Mr. Greenwood also leaves I Btuter in Montreal. Mr. Greenwood was laid to rest in Sanctuary Park ceme- tery lut Friddy, when numbers of the Ftobie?ke. and other districts’ firefighters lined the Main St. of Weston as a bodyguard when the cortege left the funeral parlor. by own WILL AT. up: A succenful euchre was held by Whitfield Home and School Ano- elation last Monday in the school. The Association wishes to convoy grateful thanks to those lupport-A ing their efforts on behalf of the pupils. mitiktrt to but INHIIMBER sum" Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fox of Emily Ave. on the arrival of a third son, who made his appearance last Saturday, Feb. 27th. Neighbours are glad to see Mrs. Mary Stokes up and about again after her recent illness. At the recent Scout Father and Son banquet, Mr. Norn Garriock was the guest speaker. Also seated at the head table were Mrs. Norn Garriock, Mr. Vince Fox, group committee chairman; Rev. Amini and son, minister of Pine Ridge Presbyterian church; Mr. George Grant! donor of the queen's Scout shield; 'members of the "Irish Tones" quartet and Scout McKane and his father. Scout McKane was master of ceremonies for the eve- ning. The guest speaker was intro.. duced by Dave McKane and was thanked by one of the Scout Leaders. Ladies of the Scout and Guide Committee prepared and served the turkey dinner, which took place in Pine Ridge Hail. Weather gave all North York school children an unexpected holi- day last Friday and delayed the report cards for the week-end, much to the delight of some of the pupils. The only trouble was in the Variety Show And Annual Elections . At Blaydon ll lt S A apecill "variety night" pro- gram will be the feature of the March 7th meeting of the Blaydon Home and School Association at Blaydon School, Downaview. Hightlights of the playbill in- clude performances by the chil- dren's orchestra, an exhibition of folk-dancing by a group from the University Settlement, and a choral recital by the choir at Christ Church under the direction of Miss Grace Trotter. Principal business of the meeting will be the formal presentation of the slate of nominees by the nomi- nating committee; nominations will also be accepted from the floor. Memorial Arena, Woodbridge Blood Donor Clinic Canadian Red Cross it “Ming 0 of the a! the Man that, can My. "you and: and. their 111mm with . nun-ho, adding to th- blunt.- of the dyad! “Nu. lanky" for some people. Most enjoyable was the "Mirth and Music" staged last Saturday Guam n th. Butter-Rowen weddi of last Saturday included Mr. 'ld Mrs. Bill Wright, Mr. and Mrs. D. McKnne and Mr, "Id In. Matt Campbell of Rumba Summit. Fifi the Clown captivated the junior-sized audience " the Roxy Theatre last Saturday afternoon when he entertained the small-fry and drew the names of a boy and girl from a box before presenting them with prizes of cameras. Lucky winner. with Fifi, shown above. are Robbie Newell and Susan Abernathy. The names were actually drawn by wee Debbie Stubbs, who is seen holding a giant bag of popcorn. Roxy Manager Bob Pettigrew arranged the entertainment, (Photo by McCaul). CHILD HEALTH CENTRE The regular Child Health Centre will be held in the suditorium of the Woodbridge Public School tomorrow afternoon, Friday, March 4, from 1;30 to 3:00 pm. lnnoculations will be given and Balkoolio vaccine is vmilbble. F _ CO-ORDINATING COMMITTEE ' The Co-ordinating Committee of Richmond Hill, Markham and Vaughan Townships met last night at the Municipal Chambers in Markham Township at Buttonville. Four of the topics on the agenda were the Metropolitan Toronto Official Plan; The Water Report of Vaughan Township; the Drainage and Sewerage Report of Markham and Vaughan Townships and the General Engineering report of Markham Township. T Those wishing to enroll in the Blood Donors Clinic at the Woodbridge Arena next Thursday, March 10, will have the oppor- tunity of doing so this week at the Roxy Theatre when Red Cross representatives will be on hand to take the names of those who can and will give blood. If you have a transportation problem, phone the Arena next Thursday at AT. 8-0761 to make arrangements. News In Brief Woodbridge - ATUs 84201 New charges for inspection of plumbing installation by officials of the inspection department were approved by Weston Council. In detached and semi-detached homes, the rate is $3 for stack inspection and 75 cents for each fixture. Duplexes, triplexes and apartment buildings will pay $3 per suite and 75 cents per fixture. TRENCHING SEPTIC TANKS BEDS INSTALLED and WATER LINES PLUMBING INSPECTION RULES CHANGED STAN MAXEY Fifi the Clown and Friends BLOOD CLI N IC ENROLMENT In “No: and." Ataditoettias, by tho union- uad junior Elwin of Nathan": United Church. ' The beyond} Ill expectation. Any who mind this pron-um will have In opportunity to ViOW it on lurch 12th in Woodbridge United Church. when the perform-nu will be sponsored by the You; Pooplc’l Auoeintion of that church. A trip to Hamilton will be mnde next Sammy by this concert group. n um: Und" nth): ind Pmiog of 'IIS project wu - If your watt but: eul- not cope with. today's heavier dam-nth, n will be glad to imull' a mod. ern Automatic oloctrie Inter P/ale," right for your fami " nods. LET YOUR OLD WATER HEAT“ RETIRE IIAGEFIILLY Ittatallation, Donia. go. phoomont of ham, And out M oloctricity no all covond by one nttgaetitm monthly chum. Woodhidgc R.0.A. m Av... mum“. ”no. 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